Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-24

There were two loans of $4,000 each at 6
per cent. for three and four years respec-
lively.
Only Four Chinese Passengers.
SAN Francisco, February 23d-There
were only four Chinese for this port on the
San Pablo, which arrived to-day.
The Chinese Agitation.
Folsom, February 22d.-An Anti Chinese
Club paper is being circulated here for sig
natures, and already 100 names have been
placed on the list, with good prospect of
as many more. Cinnamon are fiocking TO
this point in large numbers from other To-
calities.
NAPA, February 23d-The third large
opera house tonight. Many signatures
were procured to petition to abrogate all
treaties with China.
SPANIsHTowN, February 23d.-A large
and enthusiastic anti-Chinese meeting is in
progress at this place, and leading citizens
from different parts Of the county are in
attendance. Several good speakers are
present.
A Most Unfortunate Woman.
SAN JOSE, February 23d.--Yesterday
morning woman, accompanied by little
girl, applied -Jr work at the laundry of A.
kamp, in East San Jose, and was directed
to be on hand this morning. At l O'Clock
this afternoon she presented herself bear
ing in her arms bundle wrapped in an
old shawl. AS Mr.. Kamp was about to
take her to the ironing-room she asked for
a place TO lay her package, and was directed
to place it on q chair in the front room. A
little later Mr.. Ramps tenSyear-old
daughter found the bundle hid under
lounge, and called her mother, who,
on nullinp it aT1t GiSoovaraI
be the dead body of an infant.
The woman, on being pressed, admitted
that it was hers, and that she had given
birth to it last evening al lodging house,
it being stillborn. She further stated that
she came from Weaverville, Trinity county
in January, her husband having died there
She reached San Jose with very little
money, and had been able 10 secure but
little employment; that for a week past
she had been entirely destitute, and that
neither she nor her child had anything TO
eat for three days. She gives her name as
Mrs. Lucinda Donaldson, and her age at
% years. She was taken to the hospital
An inquest on the infant shows death from
natural causes.
Flag Presentation.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, February 23i.-One of
the most notable and pleasant occasions
evening. Fled. Steele Post. No. 70. Grand
Army of the Republic, located here, was
named in honor of General Fred Steele
Two of the brothers of the deceased Gen.
eral 1--we IN this county-George Steele.
Senator from this district, and E. W., a
prominent citizen. These, with their
brother j. W., of Pescadero, presented the
Post with G very elegant and costly regula-
ton flag, suitably inscribed with the name
and number of the Post. The presentation
took place in public hall, packed with
people.
Miners Fined for Contempt of Court.
MARYsvILLE, February 23d.-In the Su-
perior Court of Yuba county, last Friday.
Pat Campbell, Joseph Rigby and All You
were fined $500 each, and James Devers
$50, for contempt of Court, by reason of
violating an order of the Court, which en-
joined the Golden Gate hydraulic mine at
Smartsville from further hydraulcking.
Sheriff Inflow yesterday arrested Devers,
Rigby and All You, and lodged them in
the County Jail. Campbell was not to be
found TODAY. Money was telegraphed
from Grass Valley with which to pay the
fines of all, Campbell included.
Laundry Buildings Burned.
san JosE, February 23d.-Shortly after 6
O'Clock this morning fire was discovered
in the buildings of the San Jose Laundry
Association. The buildings were entirely
destroyed, with their contents. There were
employed in the laundry seventeen per
sons, OF whom three were Chinese The
loss IS about $1,000; covered by insurance
A Camp Fire Mt Redding.
REDDING, February 23d.-Winslow Post
held camp fire last night. Judge C. G.
Bush delivered the Introductory address.
followed by Major Simpson A. r. Andrew
Mexican War veteran. Colonel Shacks
g. Confederate soldier, and a number oi
Mexican War veterans were present
Georges Hall was crowded Hard-tack and
beans were plentiful. The whole concluded
with dance, and was an immense success.
Boy Run Over and Killed.
SAN JOSE, February 23d.-Johnnie, the