Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-28
BRIEF NOTES.

| The pay-car is expected here TINS morn
| ing.
| 1t feels as if that Minnesota cyclone ha1
! crossed the continent.
J. Z. Mein, of Oakland, is here looking
| after his runaway brother.
The overland train going west was five
hours ateyesterday. The delay was caused
at Battle Mountain
4 certain railroad man thinks 1t wasn't
| giving him Avery square deal to ring N
that sawdust pie at Colfax.
On Thursday night the hennery of Mrs.
! Gaffanisch, at Tenth and streets, was
raided and the fowls stolen.
1t is astonishing how many men have
just discovered the fact that they used to be
intimate acquaintance with John +. Swift
information has been filed against Mil
ton McWhorter, charging MIN with man
slaughter in the killing of Thomas G. Rob
inson.
\ Chinaman is said to have paid 500 for
all the fish in China slough. He had bet
ter expend another 500 in buying a 10: for
private cemetery.
Word was lately received by A. H. Estill
of the death of his mother at Bolton, Tex.
at the advanced age of SO years. She was
a native of North Carolina.
The charges against ]. T. Wilson, of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses, have
all been dismissed, settlements having been
made with the complaining witnesses.
A telegram was received from Folsom
last evening to the effect that the funeral of
Mrs. Wendell Leik would take place on
Sunday, at 10 o'clock, at Rolling Hill
House.
By the breaking of the axle of their We
hicle, Mrs. C. Z. Massey and daughter were
yesterday thrown upon the street at Fourth
and J. The first-named was considerably
bruised.
Yesterday afternoon the members of the
city Board of Trustees went 10 San Fran
cisco, to consult with the principal holders
of the city bonds, relative to the possibiii-
ties of settlement of some kind.
The California Annual Conference of the
NJ. L. Church meets at Pacific Grove, Mon
terey, on Wednesday, September LIST, Bishop
Warren presiding. The Methodist pastors
and large number Of the laity of this city
will be III attendance.
There are rqmors Of q mysterious woman
in black lowering about the house of Miss
Weizel, the girl who shot young Klein re-
Gently, at late and unseemly hours of the
night. 1t should not be difficult matter
10 solve any such mystery" as that.
Governor Stoneman has appointed Nota-
ries Public as follows: Charles F. Stanley,
San Francisco; Il. S. Weston, Forest City
E. W. Westgate, Rio Vista n. c. Miller,
French Corral Nevada county: w. V.
Galley, Watsonyille; Caleb L. Wilcoxen,
Yuba City.
The beaten woman, Lille Forrest, de-
clines going to the County Hospital, and
will shortly be removed fiom the Receiv-
ing Hospital to her former headquarters, at
No. 322 l. street. There seems to be little
or no likelihood that she will testify against
Nerhaegen, but it is quite likely that he
viii be convicted of battery.
The highest Signal Service temperature
Thursday and yesterday was 90 and 800
and go and $40 respectively, with light to
gentle northerlv and southerlv winds and
clear weather on THURSDAY and light
northerly winds to calm in the evening
yesterday, with dense haze in the lower
and the weather clear to hay.
One of the Cinnamon recently shot in
Chinatown was brought in from the County
Hospital yesterday by officer Leayy and de-
tanned at the city prison as witness
against the shooter. The other wounded
man is recovering rapidly, and as soon as
C. T. Jones returns from Los Angeles the
Chinaman under arrest for assault to MUIR
der will be released on bail.
An Italian with tongue paralyzing
name was arrested last night by Chief Dill
man and officer Farrell for having, while
uproariously drunk, kicked up some sort
of a rumpus ins that tranquil part of the
city bounded by Front and Fourth, X and
L streets. He had an ugly knife wound on
his left hand, but whether done by him
self or some one else could not be ascer-
tanned.