Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-03
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Dennis Kearney, in his Sunday speeches
on the sand lot, continues to denounce Dr.
O'Donnell.
During the month of February the police
made 2 20i arrests, 706 of which were for
drunkenness.
James b. Morgan, the Gail carrier accused
of stealing Examiners from doorsteps, was
acquitted by jury.
The lowest temperature at San Francisco
this winter was reached Sunday afternoon,
when the mercury reached 4lo above zero.
or 90 above freezing point.
VIM. Rees, the diamond burglar, W no was
captured by Captain Lees after desperate
struggle, has been convicted on charge of
assault to murder that officer
There is trouble in the Third Regiment.
owing to the decision of Lieutenans-C Colonel
Boland not to have the regiment take part
in the st. Patrick's Day parade
The officials attached to the Chinese Con-
sulate in this city Monday afternoon visited
the French man of-war Decres. and on their
departure salute of nine guns was fired
Matthews, who whipped Lange last Fri
day, is indignant that he should be classed
as slow, awkward fighter, and has pat up
deposit for a fight with Brady, Barry,
Slattery or any other man on the Pacific
coast.
B. F. Saylor, referee in the McKenna-
Morris billiard match, which was con-
cluded at Platt's Hall last Saturday night
gave his decision Tuesday, awarding the
match to Morris and declaring all bets and
pools off.
On Saturday evening Buckingham &
Hecht discharged the sixty-Iive Cinnamon
in their employ. The white men and girls
employed by the firm had parade Tues
day afternoon in honor of the victory of
White labor over the coolies.
The continued i'll health of Ex-Governor
Irwin has occasioned serious forebodings.
The abscess in his head, which was the
first cause of his confinement to his room
is not of SO serious moment as the svmp-
toms of Brights disease of the kidneys.
The Park Commissioners met on Satur-
day and formally accepted the Sharon be-
quest of $4,000, and deposited it in the
Bank of California. Propositions are beine
received from the different marble and
granite quarries of the State TO supply the
500 tons of material required for the con-
struction of the gateway
Mrs. NJ. A. Dexter, mother-in-Iaw of z.
}. Baldwin, died of anemia on Saturday
last, at the Baldwin Hotel. Mr.. Baldwin.
who is still in Los Angeles, telegraphed 10
an undertaken in this city to give Mrs.
Dexter first-class funeral, and it was done.
The remains were laid 10 rest beside those
OF her daughter, in Baldwin'S vault at the
Masonic Cemetery Jennie Dexter. the
daughter of deceased, married Baldwin
about seven years ago, and died two wears
later, leaving beautiful little girl, which
had been under the care of Mrs. Dexter
until her death occurred.
Letters of inquiry were received by the
immigration Association Monday from
twenty-eight States and Territories. In one
of them Colorado man wants the Associ-
alton to pick out a tract of Government
land for the writer's brother, who is now
in England, but who is coming to Califor-
mia next month with his family. A CORE
spondent from Iowa says that there is a
party of fifteen families coming to this
State to settle. The low rates of fare have
been an inducement for this party to come
out A number OF Tennessee and northern
Georgia families VIII arrive here this
spring.