Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-15
BRIEF NOTES.

ABOUT carlCad OF Cinnamon left TIL:
city yesterday for Napa, to pick grapes
Members of the Fruit Growers Associa.
ton will forward another special fruit train
to the East today.
The steamer Flora arrived from the up.
per Sacramento yesterday with grain, and
the steamer San Joaquin No. left for the
upper river light.
This week being the Autumn Ember
Week, there will be service in St. Paul's
Church Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
mornings at 10 o'clock.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
| temperature in Sacramento yesterday was
50 and %, with fresh southerly winds and
hazy weather prevailing.
Nearly carload of immigrants who ar
rived yesterday from the East were en-
route to Tulare county, where an agent had
procured land for them to settle upon.
The Rev. Alfred W. Griffin, formerly of
1 Boston, late of Sewanee, Tennessee, arrived
yesterday, and will enter at once upon the
duties of assistant minister at st. Paurs
Church.
The body of Henry Garvey, the fireman
who was drowned when the locomotive
ran overheard from the steamer Solano at
! Benicia last week, has been recovered and
buried at Oakland.
The following arrests were made yes
terday: C. D. Welker, by local Nash. for
being drunk; Mrs. Burns, by local Ing
ham; n. Dingley, by officer Coffey; and
Calvin White, by local Ingham. all for dis
turbing the peace.
About 1890 this morning q man passing
along Front street, between J and X, was
stood up" by two young men and robbed
of $50. he yelled Justify as soon as he got
chance, but before assistance arrived the
robbers had disappeared.
Francis d. Clark, Secretary of the New
York Association of Territorial Pioneers of
California, who has been visiting this State
recently and last Saturday evening was
banqueted by the Sacramento Pioneers, left
yesterday on his return home.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph office for B. s. Brewing
ton, Thomas D. Pool, George Sedgwick,
Postottce) George Edwards, Western Ho-
tel; Rees D. Murphy, Joe ST. Dennis.
Last night, about 10 o'clock, a young
woman residing at the White House en-
deavored to commit suicide by taking NOR
phine, while laboring under an attack of
dependency. Remedies were admins
tered, and she was soon out OF danger.
Officers Farrell and Brannigan arrested
early yesterday morning man named J.
W. Moore on suspicion of his having,stolen
3 10 from the pockets OF an inebriated in
diyidual in saloon where they had been
spending the night together caTousing.
at Woodland yesterday morning Eli
McGongle, working for J. Y. Dillon, went
into the raisin-packing house ard accident
ally fell. The accident rendered him in
sensible. When he revived he made his
way home, and a physician found that his
arm was broken between the elbow and
shoulder.
The ladies who served lunches yesterday
at the Y. II. G. A. rooms met with most
tlatterinG success, and were complimented
with very numerous attendance. To day
the ladies of the Fourteenth Presby-
terrain and the Christian Churches will pro-
vide refreshments again at the Association
rooms and invite all persons interested in
aiding the funds for furnishing the y. NJ.
g. \. rooms to call and partake Of the fine
lunch they offer.
Judge Netherlands decision that the
wheel Of fortune" was not one of the
prohibited games was the one raw of sun
shine that has fallen ON the gambling fra
terlity. "A wheel a wheel nv king
dom for wheel y was the exclamation,
and during the remainder of the fair YER
'dants who want to lose their money will
not have to go into out-0f-the-way places
and there stand in fear and trembling be-
cause of the police while they get rid of it.
A kanaka named John Kaluhihoa was
arrested yesterday by officer Mccormack
for enlightenment. 1t appears that he had
been living with woman named Harriet
Richard in Hop Town, American town
ship, but quarreled with her last Sunday
Subsequently he came to the city and OBJ
tanned some money belonging 10 her, and
appropriated it to his own use. He also
went to house on Jibboom street, where
there was trunk belonging to her, kicked
it open, and took some of her property.
The suit Of the People ex rel. John P.
Dunn VS.. Drury Melone, and Robert NJ.
Hamilton and James Carroll, his sureties,
has been filed in the Superior Court, San
francisco. The State Controller in his
complaint alleges that Melone was Secre-
tary of State from December 4, 1871, TO De-
cember ), 1875, and that during that time
he collected in ali $42 ,450 TO- but only
turned into the State treasury SCI .342, thus
leaving deficit of $11, 107 so. The action
is brought to recover the latter amount,
with interest from the expiration OF his
term of Office.
The three special trains conveying the
California Knights Templar on their pill
grimage to st. Louis, to attend the Trien-
NAL Conclave, passed eastward yesterday
in the manner indicated in our last issue.
The excursionists from Sacramento Com
mandery were escorted to the depot by
their fellow members Of the cant get
away" class, headed by the Hussar band,
and large crowd of people assemble at
the depot to bid them good-by In addition
to those mentioned yesterday as going,
Mrs. C. ". Coglan and her sister, Mrs. c. C.
White, of Marysyille, were of the party.
J. Hoehn is also going. The bands accom-
panying the pilgrims, and also the Hussar
band, rendered some fine music while the
trains were in the depot.
Officers Mccormack and McNfanus met
two young men at Third and J streets,
early yesterday afternoon, who answered
tolerably well the description Of two who
are wanted for grand larceny. One of
them on the officers requesting them to go
to the sta'iOn-hOuse, broke and ran ike
quarter-horse through Third street to X
and down to the Western Hotel, where a
railroad man stopped him. Mccormack,
feeling confident that the fugitive must
be guilty, because of his running away had
followed him at the top of his speed. veil
ing to people to Stop thief" and the az
fair created some excitement Soon after
arriving at the station house the young
men gave an account of themselves to
Chief Dillman, stating that they had driven
to the city in buggy fror' town IL Solano
county. The telephone was brought into
service, soon corroborated their statements,
and they were released from custody, with
the advice not to run hereafter when an
officer had business with them.
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