Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-07
PACIFIC SLOPE.
JUDGE TERRY TO MARRY SARAH
ALTHEA TO-DAY.
Sentenced = Parochial
School-Young Burglar Con-
victed.
!srEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uEIoN.l
CALIFORNIA.
Judge Terry and Sarah Althea Hill to be
Married.

Judge Terry and Sarah Althea Hill to be
Married.
STOCKTON, January 9th The Independent
is authorized TO announce that Terry and
Sarah will be married tomorrow morning
in the parsonage of the Catholic church by
Father 0Connor, the pastor. Miss Hill is
due here on the steamer at o'clock in the
morning. State Treasurer Oullahan will
be the " best man" arriving from San Fran
cisco tonight. The wedding will take
place at 8 o'clock, priyately-only 0ulla-
han and probably one lady friend of the
bride being present beside the pastor and
the contracting parties.
Signal Service Indications.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 6th-S P. NJ
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours
For California, clear weather, with con-
tinued cool, northwesterly winds-occa-
sionally brisk along the northern coast.
Dynamiters Found Guilty.
SAN Francisco, January 6th.-The three
dynamiters who were arrested December
10th were to-day found guilty of storing
gunpowder contrary to city ordinance
The jury was out one hour and twenty
minutes, and recommended the prisoners
to mercy. Sentence will be passed to-
morrow.
SAN Francisco, January 6th-The deci-
sive game OF the handicap billiard tourna-
ment was played tonight at Platt's Hall,
between Alonzo Morris and ]. B. McCleery
The latt was to ore 300points to Morris
500. Morris won the game on his twenty
seventh inning, McCleery lacking al the
time but eight points Of the requisite 800
The winners highest run was 81 the
losers II, The playing tonight was better
than in the two previous games, and there
were frequent bursts of applause at the
pretty movements of the biliardists. Nor
ris takes 1000 and the gate receipts, and
McCleery second money, $3.50.
Was 1t "A Murder?
WOODLAND, January 6th.-This morning
young negro was found dead in the field
of Thomas Longfour, about four miles
northwest of Woodland. There is an ugly
wound in his neck. He is stranger, and
so far no one has identified him.
Farmers Busy.
MERGED, January 9th. - The frosty
weather went off with fog Monday morn
ing, since when the valley has been en-
veloped in dense fog throughout the
morning until late hour in the after
noon. The farmers are taking advantage
of the absence of rain, and employing their
men anu teallS IN pioWlnS anu planting
grain Many will continue planting until
late in February.
New Parochial School Finances.
Los ANGELES, January 6th-The paro-
chial school building, blessed by Bishop
Mora this afternoon, was erected by him at
cost of $4,000, without any help outside
OF himself The school begins next Mon
day. The building is of brick, three stories,
in the form of Greek cross, and is To-
Gated on Los Angeles street. near Ninth in
the rear of the cathedral
The County Auditors semi annual re-
port for the six months ending December
81, 1885, shows the total receipts to be 1872
237 45; total expenses, 1921, no 10; cash
on hand, $40, 467 26
Frosty Weather.
PoRT COSTA, January 6th.-The frosts
during the past week have been followed
by too heavy white frosts yesterday and
to-day, extending over the whole country.
Boy Burglar Convicted.
SAN JOSE, January 6th.-William LYON,
a boy charged with entering the premises
of c. Freyschlag and stealing a gun, was
to-day convicted of burglary Iin the second
degree, and viii be sentenced on Saturday.