Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-27

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RAILROAD TRAVEL. - The passenger
trains were nearly all running on time yes
terday. The local from San Francisco YES
terday noon was twenty-five minutes late
in getting here, having been detained in
consequence of fog on the bay. Last even
lngs trains from the Bay were about half
an hour behind time, having run slow at the
locality where there was washout trouble
recently. The Southern Pacific road is
again open, and to-day's train will 90
| through, for the first time in about ten
days. 1t is thought the California South
ern Will be ready for business by the end
OF the week. The Atlantic and Pacific
! trains have thus far been able to make their
advertised connections at Mojave with the
southern Pacific. Trains are running reg
| ularly to Santa Monica and San Pedro. and
they will resume schedule time in Santa
| Ana valley in few days.
| TAKEN TO SAN FRANCIsco.-FrankF Eos
ter, who was arrested in this city few
weeks ago for falsely personating a Gov
eminent detective, and also with forgery.
IN signing the name of q Government
lii1cer to check. was yesterday taken TO
san Francisco by United States secret sery-
| Ice detective Finnegass, to be tried in the
United States Court for felony in PERSONAL
| ing an officer. The charge of forgery will
remain against him in the Sacramento
Police Court, TO be used in case he should
get clear when tried for the other ofIense
CLOSE GALA small boy. with a cane
fsh-pole, was trying to fish from the tim
bers of the wharf near the Sacramento and
Yolo bridge yesterday morning. when be
slipped and fell into the stream Fortu-
| nately the bridge watchman was but few
ards from him at the time. and, noticing
| the accident, ran and pulled the youngster
| out of the water. The little fellow. after
| wringing his garments for a while, re-
sponded You bet " when the Waterman
inquired if he didn't think it was time for
him to go home.
1oLo COUNTY MURDER CASE. - Chief
Jackson, officer Sullivan and numerous
others from this city and Washington went
to Woodland yesterday morning TO serve as
witnesses at the trial of John Kelly, who is
charged with murder in fatally stabbing A |.
Atkinson IN Washington some months ago,
the wounded man, after the hurt. being
brought to Sacramento, where he died a
day or two afterwards.
SACRAMENTANs IN SNow-pRIFT.-Tbe
Kansas City Times published an interesting
| as well as amusing account of the snow
bound train at Ellis, Kansas, which has
been the subject of dispatches. Among
| the detained passengers are the names of
Mrs. H. Whittenbrock and Miss Josie
Whittenbrock, of Sacramento.
AUCTION SALE-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ. to-day, at salesroom, Ninth and ]
streets, furniture, beds, bedding, spring and
top mattresses, stoves, etc.
THE best time to buy winter goods will
| be at our clearance sale. 4 general slaugh-
ter will be made of all lines that we do moi
wish to carry over. Red House.
REMEMBER our clearance sale embraces
| every department throughout the whole
store. Red House.
WE will close out to-day, from A. NJ to Il
NJ. our mems rubber gossamers, at 75 cents
extra quality, 81; silver grays, 81. Also
heavier grades. Red House.
SEE our choice styles and values in dress
goods. Hale Bros. & Co.
Do NOT miss our kid gloves for % cents
pair, to-day, al 10 A. NJ. Hale Bros. & Cos
THERE are strong temptations on many
lines of dress goods at Hale Bros. & Co.
0UR everyday values is what draws the
crowd Hale Bros. & Co.
SEE our 9-cent towels, all-linen, at Hale
Bros clearance sale.
VIsIr our Shoe Department during thi:
clearance sale. Hale Bros & Co.
LACE curtains reduced to 10 cents yard
at Hale's clearance sale
MEMS merino shirts and drawers reduced
10 - cants aaob ar Hala RroS G. 70 =