Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-30
BRIEF NOTES.

Inc Grand Jury Will make It's maj re-
port this morning.
The officers-elect of Naomi Chapter, No.
36, o. E. s., will be installed at Masonic
Temple this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $50 and $50,
with light northerly winds and clear wea-
ther prevailing. River, feet.
VIM. G. Stubs, manager for the Stand
ard Oil Company in this city, and brother
of ]. G. Stubs. General Freight Agent of
the Southern Pacific Company, died yes
terday.
Sheriff C. F. Mckinney, of Mono county,
passed through yesterday to San Quentin
with two prisoners-Ollie Larson and John
Concanty, sentenced to ten years each for
grand larceny.
Colonel Bee came to the city from San
Francisco yesterday, to urge Executive in
reference in the case of Jung Quong Sing,
who is to be hanged at San Jose, next Fri
day, for murder.
These arrests were made yesterday ::
John Woolenberg, by officer wager, for dis
turbing the peace; John Norton, by Chief
Dillman, for battery; J. c. Warren, by
officer Mccormack, for being drunk.
The annual meeting of the 81 Ward Re-
publican Club will be held to- morrow even
ing at Siebenthaler's rooms, Twentieth and
II streets, for the election of officers and
the transaction of other important business.
Deputy Sheriffs Wilson and Dunn, of
San Francisco, came up last evening, en-
route to the State Prison at Folsom, with
James Johnston, who is to serve ten years,
and Ching Hing, seven years, both for rob-
berry.
A little child of Lottie Allen was seri-
ously burned about the face and body Sat
urday night, in her room in the Dewitt
House, Third and ] streets, in consequence
of the mosquito-bar over the infants bed
catching fire.
The GREENWOOD & Morans beat the Hav-
erlys at Alameda on Sunday by a score of 4
to l, and the Louisvilles won from the Cal
ifornias at Central Park, San Francisco, with
7 to 3. The latter club was ahead up to
the seventh inning.
Capitol Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. o. F., has
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term James Seadler, n. c.; J. n. Nc.
Donald, V. G.; W. A. Stephenson, Rec.
Sec; L. B. Vandenburgh, Per. Sec: J. F.
Slater, Treas; W. H. Wright, Trustee.
Among the registered letters from Amer
lea that were recently stolen from a mail
train in Belgium was one from Sacramento,
numbered AL. There seems to be some
doubt as to whether the Belgian Govern
ment is responsible for the loss of the
stolen letters.
Emmett Wells New York Hop Circular of
the Goth says: Some elegant samples of
Pacific coast hops have been on offer here
this week, a few sales of which are reported
as high as 80 cents for choice. The P C.
can take the cake on fine quality this
season, and no mistake.
Columbia Lodge, No. ~, K of P, on Fri
day evening elected the following officers
for the ensuing term C. c., Frank Lob
myer; V. c., ]. G. Magann Prelate, John
Weizel, Jr.; NJ. of F. G. J. Berger; NJ. of
E., A. Wulff; K. of r. and S., ]. W. Guth-
RE; NJ. at A, Louis NJ. Schwerer; Director,
George w. Lorenz.
AT a regular meeting of Sacramento
Lodge No. II, K. of P, held last evening,
the following were elected as officers for
the ensuing term: P. c., R. c. Douglas; C.
c., ]. D. Clevinger; V. c., L. A. Epp; Prel,
c. Wilke; NJ. of E., H. Winters (re-elect-
ed); NJ. of F., J. Domingos (re-elected) K.
of r. and s., ]. G. Clifford (re-elected);
NJ. at A, F. T. Garrett; Trustees II. P.
Smith, D. Falconer, T. Schumacher.
The inquiry before a jury into the matter
of the insanity of Herman Leimbach was
further prosecuted yesterday, and promises
to occupy several days yet Yesterdays
testimony was mainly that of physicians,
who testified as experts relative to Leim-
bach's mental condition, the other witness
being Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall, married
daughter of Mr.. Leimbach. All of the
testimony tended to show that he was
monomaniac.
John Barrett, who was so severely beaten
on Second street, between K and L, early
Saturday morning, positively refuses to
prosecute John Norton or any one else for
the assault, and went so far yesterday as to
tell City Attorney Hart and Chief Dillman
that if Norton was arrested and he BARRETT
was subpenaed, he would testify that he
was himself to blame for the difficulty. He
is not as badly hurt as was at first supposed,
the attending physician stating that his
nose is not broken. Notwithstanding Bar
rett's assertion that he would not prosecute,
Chief Dillman last evening arrested Norton
on a charge of battery, and he put up $50
for his appearance in Court TODAY