Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
B6IEF NOTES.

| Burglars are Opt. "H,'S WIN uiiPioaoau
| frequency in WOODLAND.
The REPUBLICAN county canvassers vii
hold a meeting tonight at the uniol
| House.
| The Jefferson Club will meet at tn
Capital Hotel at I o'clock this evening, TO
| escort duty.
I Grand President Decker and other GRAND
officers will visit Sacramento Parlor, n. S
G. W., this evening.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
| temperature yesterday was 10 and 3So
with southerly winds and clear weather.
The NJ. E. Church South Conference has
reassigned Rev. II. NJ. Mcknight to Wood.
land, much to the qualification of members
of the Church in that place, and citizens
generally.
At meeting held at the Seventh Day
Adventists camp-meeting, near Woodland
last Sunday, over 800, 900 was pledged for
the support and advancement of the cause
| of the Adventists.
The steamer San Joaquin No. arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise, and returned with grain. The
Flora cleared for the upper Sacramento
with merchandise.
AL OuCh, WIN W a. tilCotCu w OuuCoddJ
night for shooting another Chinaman
through the leg, gave bail yesterday in the
sum of $500. The wounded man has not
appeared to prosecute him.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of All Cook, by Deputy Constable
Harvey, for misdemeanor; and Mrs. John
son, by officers wager and McManus, for
being common drunkard.
Ho,r,, n,,,;c Gro,oo. ba etoop,ar
Flora, who was injured Wednesday even
ing in consequence of pile of wood falling
upon him, was last evening reported to be
very i'll and expectorating blood.
Twenty-three carloads of beef cattle
came through from Nevada yesterday, en-
route to San Francisco, and twenty-five
carloads will pass through today, bound
for San Arno, San Bernardino county.
Senator Stanford and party of friends
have been spending a day or two at the
50 front" of the California and Oregon
Railroad, but are expected to return to-day
or tomorrow and pay Sacramento visit.
In the Police Court yesterday VIM. H.
Arnold, previously convicted of the larceny
of clothing from DIR. Atkinson's room, was
fined SO, with the usual alternative. Henry
Gebert was fined s. each ON two charges of
disturbing the peace.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
and Society will give a social eptertainm
in the church parlors this evening, and at
the close of the entertainment refreshments
will be served. Admission, % cents /;
children under y years, 10 cents.
The funeral of Michael Flanagan, whose
remains were brought here from Oakland
for interment, will take place from his
brothers residence, Twenty-first and X
streets, at P. NJ to-day, under the auspices
of Branches No. IL and 81, Y. NJ. l., he
baving been a member of Benicia Branch,
No. 16.
The evidence in the case of Amelia
Saunders vs. The Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company was closed in the Su-
perior Court yesterday, and the case argued
by Grove L. Johnson, for plaintiff, and
Charles n. Fox for the defense. The argu-
ment will be concluded to-day and the case
submitted to the jury.
Arnold Green, of Cleveland, O., has writ
ten to Chief Dillman asking for informa-
ton concerning F. Kellogg and wife, who
came to Sacramento a few months ago from
Oregon by wagon. His friends in Cleve-
land have been informed that he was in
destitute circumstances in this city, and if
so they desire to render aid.
Work has been commenced on the levee
of Reclamation District, No. los, Yolo
county. Chales F. Reed has also begun
work on the levee around his place. This
work necessitates the employment of a
large force of men and teams the number
of men now employed being about 100.
They want all the teams they can get.
The Chinaman who was reported to have
been shot and killed by a fellow country
man at E. II. Gould's ranch, near Davis
vile, Wednesday evening, is not dead, and
his wound is not necessarily fatal. He was
acting as =" boss" of gang of grape pickers
and during a quarrel with the other Celes-
tial about money matters he was shot i'll
the back. The shooter has not been APP
pretended.
The following prizes have been awarded
to children who took part in the floral con-
cert Wednesday evening: Little Mabel
Barnes, for singing; Miss Daisy Wasser-
man, for recitation and Miss Bessie Quar-
rels, for selling the greatest number of
tickets, each a gold ring; Master Henry
Farrell was given pair of sleeve-buttons.
Mabel Barnes was also the recipient of a
handsome floral basket. Miss Susie Robi-
nette received an autograph album for her
excellent imitation of a blind girl.
UNITY CIRcLE's ENrERTA1NMENT-U Unity
Circle, No. 4, Companions of the Forest,
gave an enjoyable entertainment and dance
at Turner Hall last evening. The follow
ing programme was enthusiastically re-
ceived, and then the floor was cleared for
dancing: Song, T. Wallace piano duet,
" De Fra Diavolo," Misses Annie Pearl and
Gertie Mead; soprano song, The Mag
netic Waltz" Mrs. NJ. A. Rademacher
recitation, Miss n. Warehouse; duet, " l
Felt the Angel Spirit" Mrs. Rademacher
and Mrs. Smith trombone solo, MI. Wright
and Miss Carrie Wright; song, My Love
is Sailor Lad" Mrs. Wilbur Smith. Miss
Clara Wright acted as accompanist.
"RED-HoT" ANTI-CHINEsE MEETING
DR.. C. C. ODonnell, your next Governor,
will hold an open-air meeting at Fourth
and X streets tomorrow evening, and the
public are invited to attend to hear g the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
| the truth"
PROHIBITION MEETING THIS EVENING
Hon. Joel Russell, Prohibition nominee
| for Governor, will address the citizens OF
| Sacramento, at Turner Hall, this evening
| at o'clock, discussing the issues of the
day from his standpoint.
THE FREDERICKSBURG AHEAD
Mechanics Institute Industrial EXPOSE
ton, San Francisco, 1885.
Gold medal first prize awarded to the
Fredericksburg Brewing Company for best
lager beer in kegs.
Gold medal first price awarded to the
Fredericksburg Brewing Company for best
export lager beer in bottles.
! SPECIAL. lines of dress goods on sale to-
morrow. Red House.
| MARRIED.