Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-26

ENTIRELY BLIND. &C. Halpin, section
foreman at Corning, on the Northern Rail
way, eight miles from Tehama, who was
injured III the face by the accidental dis
charge of gun on the 10Th inst, as men,
toned in the RECORD UNION of the goth, is
believed by the physician in charge of the
Railroad Hospital to have completely lost
the sight of both eyes. At the time of the
accident he was tapping the muZzle Of the
gun with q Ratchet to etface dent, and
when the cha, sc exploded about dozen shot
glanced from the Ratchet into his face.
One eye was completely destroyed, and the
other so badly injured, either by shot or
powder, that it will never be useful again.
CHARGED WITH BArrERY.-A Chinaman
named All Wing, having in charge the
corn-husking on the ranch Of Mr.. Cash
man. Oh the Costumes river near Elk
Grove, made an assault upon one OF his
ow-countrymen on the 2lst instant,
using stout club or pole, such as used by
the Chinese in carrying loads, striking the
man several blows about the head and
other parts of his body, making severe
scalp wound and fracturing his left arm.
The Chinaman was arrested tried IN JUS
tice Remarks Court, and sentenced to pay
a fine of $50, and in default of payment
was committed to the county Jail.
A Drawn GAME-President None has
decided that the game between the Atlas
and GREENWOOD & Morans, which the latter
refused to finish in this city two or three
weeks ago, must be played over, and 1t Will
take place at Stockton next Sunday. tx
cursion trains will probably be run from
this city and from Oakland. 1t would be
49, . III, fllsaC NM m
learn upon what grounds the worthy Presi-
dent based his decision. There will be
game in this city on that day, as the Stock
ton club is coming over to play return
game with the Bdghtons.
THE Exclusion TO SIssoN POSTPONED
1t has been determined to postpone the
excursion to Strawberry valley and Mt.
Shasta for one week, or until Thursday,
November 18th, and the sale of town lots in
the town of Sisson until the 9Th. This
action was taken because of the election
being so close at hand that many who
would like to make the trip could not do
so. After the election the successful candi-
dates and their friends will feel that they
can afford u go, while the defeated can
make the excursion to Shasta instead OF
Salt river.
Auction SALE-W. H. Sherburn will sell
at II 4. N. to- day, on the premises, the east
half of lot :, in the block between K and L.
Twenty first and Twenty-second streets, to-
cether with the tWo-story house, with double
narlors and two bedrooms on upper moor,
and four rooms and kitchen on lower moor,
together with closets. pantry, ETC. On the
lot there are fine fruit trees, a palm tree
shrubbery, etc, and fine shade trees on tne
outer edge of the sidewalk. The owner Is
DESTROYS of disposing of the property, and
il will be sold cheap. The title is perfect
LAND PATENTS IssUED.-Land patents
have been issued from the State Depart
ment for the following lands, located under
the grant of 10th and Seth section, school
lands James II. Cooke, San LUIS Oolspo
60 95 acres George w. Hamilton, Fresno
800 acres c. w. Clark, Fresno, o4O acres
John B. Linder, Butte, 800 acres; Cnarie;
W. McLane, Humboldt, 100 acres Dsnle
T. Woodman, 400 acres. Swamp ana over
flowed lands: C. w. Clark, Tulare, oo4i.o-
acres George Goodrich Colusa, l20 acres
"THE Workingmans Friend 0ul
81 50 kip boot; our 50 boys boot islze, L
Cl and our youths kip boot, with double
toe, for 81 So These goods are made IRON
coed stock. standard fastened and every
1air warranted. Red House.
WOULD especially call the attention o
Oh. 4saders 10 that charming ballad, WhleL
anpears in another column-on the seconS
page-entiued, Listen TO the Kettle
Song"