Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-01
BRIEF NOTES.
w. NJ. Murrsy,s stablo of >,

w. NJ. MurraJ's stable of running hors>e
returned yesterday from San Francisco.
The only arrests made Yesterday was that
of Charles Adams, by officer Coffey, fol
petty larceny.
! There will be a doll reception at China
Hall, 629 ] street, between and 10 O'Clock
this evening.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of grain.
A special stock train of 25 cars passed
| through from Nevada to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
The Democratic City Central Committee
will meet this evening to nominate a ticket
for the school election.
| Election returns have been received at
the office of the Secretary of State from all
| Sire counties OF the State except San Fran
| CISCO.
| The Grand Jury did not have its report
ready TO be submitted to the Superior Court
yesterday, but it will probably be presented
to-day.
The work of baliasting and generally
improving the railroad track from Folsom
to the leyee in Sacramento, upon which a
gravel train has been working for several
weeks, Is ABOUT nn1SleQ.
The members of the Republican Club. of
Ward 81 will meet at Phil. Siebenthaler's
rooms. Twentieth and G streets, this even
ing for the election of officers and the
transaction of other business of importance.
Miss Clara Barney, of Woodland, rup-
tured blood-vessel while singing last Sat
urday, and it was feared that the injury
was fatal, but she is now reported to be i'm
proving in condition, with indications of
ultimate recovery.
Sacramento Lodge, No. 2, l. 0. o. F., has
elected officers for the ensuing term as fol-
lows: Franklin Brown, N. G.; A A Flint,
&c; N. w. Robbins, +. Sec; T. c. Jones,
P. Sec w. s. Hunt, Treasurer t. C.
Jones, Trustee.
The Leimbach case is still on trial in the
Superior Court, and attracts considerable
attention, owing in a considerable degree
to Mr.. Leimbach's being so well known.
All of yesterdays testimony was intro
duced to prove his insanity.
Frank Ellis has been arrested on war.
rant issued by Justice Henley, accusing
him CT petit larceny, in taking fish from
Fishermans Lake, and the case will be
tried to-day, as will also be the cases of
Daniel Leddy and James Leddy, similarly
charged.
The accident to Lotte Aliens child,
which was burned last Saturday night,
through the mosquito-bar covering its bed
catching fire, took place at the house of
Mrs. Yates, in the alley between L and NJ,
Third and Fourth streets, and not at the
Dewitt House, as has been published.
The little one was not as badly injured as
was at first supposed, and is doing well.
The Washington jury impaneled about
two weeks ago to try the case of some tres
passers upon private hunting grounds, has
not yet come in with its verdict. There is
a rumor that it got tired of staying out till
late and unreasonable hour on the night
the case was submitted, and discharged it.
self; but Mr.. Kimber, the prosecuting wit
ness in the case, thinks the jury will in
course of time do the fair thing by those |
who are waiting for the verdict.
The highest and lowest Signal Service |
temperature yesterday was GO and $50,
with light northerly winds and clear
weather prevailing. River, feet. The
barometer has been steadily falling since
the morning of the 10Th when it stood at
OBJ inches, while last night at o'clock it
had fallen to 30.01, and as falling barome-
ter is good indicator of approaching |
cloudy weather, many will hope that it |
will soon come, and also be accompanied |
by an appreciate rainfall.