Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-24
BRIEF NOTES.

A. NJ. tomorrow.
The public schools will be in session to-
day, but not during the remainder of the
week.
The steamer Dover arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of grain.
| The Private Secretary theatrical COM
pany, under the management of S. NJ
Mott, wem over to Grass Valley yesterday.
| The alarm of fire at $3.50 A. NJ yesterday
was in consequence of the burning of some
rubbish in the alley between and X
Eighth and Ninth streets.
The highest and lowest signal service
temperature yesterday was 60o and 42o,
with variable winds and clear weather
prevailing. River, s feet and inch.
| Friends of Verhaegan, who is serving a
term in the County Jail for beating a
woman he had been living with, are re-
ported to be about to make application to
the Governor for his pardon.
Yesterday afternoon a special train of six
Pullman cars, containing excursionists
from the East, arrived here. Many of the
visitors remained in Sacramento, but the
greater portion went on to San Francisco.
rs. N" writes the REcoRD-UNIoN from
Roseville please inform me through
your paper what cards in cribbage will
make %, 26 or 81" Answer.-There are
no combinations that will make 10, 25, &c
or 81.
Officers wager and Ferral last evening
arrested Herman Glass on charge of petit
| larceny. He is accused of stealing SIG
| from cigar box in which John Stewart
kept it in his saloon near Agricultural
Park. The officers recovered about half of
| the coin.
| The local passenger train from San Fran
cisco was about fifty minutes behind time
| in its arrival yesterday noon, having been
| detained because of there being an unu-
sually large amount of express matter to
handle at different places.
The Commissioners of Lunacy yesterday
decided to commit Oranzo Lee, the man
brought in from the County Hospital last
Friday because of his insanity, to the asy-
lum at Naps, and Deputy Sheriff Karcher
will take him to that institution this morn
ing.
Charles M. Prodger is, as usual, interest
ing himself on behalf of the children at
the Protestant Orphan Asylum, and is de-
sirous of receiving contributions toward
supplying them with a Thanksgiving din
ner. The donations can be sent to him at
D. o. Mills & Co.'s Bank, or they will be
called for if notice is given him.
Eugene Stork, charged with robbery,
alleged to have been committed in Wood
land, who was surrendered to Chief Dill
man by his bondsmen last Saturday, and
taken over to Woodland next day, was
arraigned in the Superior Court of Yolo
county on Monday but on motion the de-
PENDANT was given until to-day to plead.
The case of McAllister, recently convicted
in the Superior Court of Yolo county of
manslaughter, in killing William Leaman
last spring, came up last Monday for the
passing of sentence, but Judgment was
postponed until December 18th, in order
that his attorneys might have time to pre-
pare and file a bill of exceptions, and move
for new trial.
John Gagliardo states that it was he, and
not P. Hallanan, who lifted the little grand
child of Barbara Hemphill from beneath
the car on Sixth street, Monday evening,
directly after that lady, in trying to rescue
it, was so badly hurt. He was talking to
Mr.. Hallanan just previous to the accident,
and other parties from whom newspaper
men gained their information, reported
that the latter gentleman was the one who
saved the child.
1t is said that the State Prison Directors
to pardon Rev. VIM. F. Morrison, now
serving term of ten years Imprisonment
at Folsom for embezzling funds belonging
to the Order of Chosen Friends. The
| recommendation is based on the ground
| that Morrison is insane, and the points
stated are those given in the RECORD UNION
recently, when mention was made that a
| move for his pardon was on foot
About II o'clock last night local officer
| May discovered Chinaman stealing posts
| from the Puget Sound Lumber Company's
yard, and took him in charge, but the Ce-
lestial struggled desperately to get away,
and succeeded, notwithstanding the officer
giving him a severe humping. He ran
through Third street. toward J, the officer
in pursuit, but was stopped by James
Dryer and a friend who was with him,
and soon was lodged in the station-house.
EUROPE AND THE ORIENT.-A course of
six lectures on Europe and the Orient,
handsomely illustrated, will be delivered at
Calvary Baptist Church every other We'd
nesday evening, at o'clock, by A. c. Her.
rick, who will describe what he saw on his
two Journeys. The first lecture will be
delivered December LIST, when Italy" will
be the subject. Tickets for the course, 81
single tickets, % cents half rates for those
under II years.
New METRoPoLITAY-TheJ effreys-Lewis
dramatic company will this evening ap-
pear in the sensational comedy society
drama Diplomacy" Miss Lewis will be
supported by Miss Esther Williams, Harry
Mainhall, Mr.. Edmonds, Miss leila Foltz,
Mr. Williams and others, constituting
we!l-balanced and strong company, and
giving the star adequate support. Seats can
be engaged during the day without extra
charge.
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANcE.-The Sac
ramento Turn Verein will give a grand
entertainment and dance at their hall next
Tuesday evening. The Old and Junior
Harmonies will take part in the entertain
ment, the Junior making its first appear
ance, and introducing no less than forty
voices Another interesting feature will
be the active and junior Turner's, in differ
ent branches of gymnastic exercises.
Fun AT FRANKLIN To- MoRRow-Pi Beck
ley, of Franklin, announces races to har-
ness and for saddle horses at his place to-
morrow. A number of horses will be there
| to try their speed and bottom. There will
| also be an 0ld-faShl0ned rl1e SnOOt ana
shotgun" shoot for turkeys. The road
to Franklin is in excellent condition, it
will be pleasant drive, and all who attend
are assured of having good time.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday John Roehner, by Off
Ger Farrell, for burglary Tom Conway, by
officer Farren, for vagrancy Theodore
Klebs, by officer Mccormack, for being
| drunk; John Brendel, by officer Coffey,
for disturbing the peace; J. d. Mccarthy,
by officers Farrell and Mccormack, for be-
| ing drunk Herman Glass, by officers va
ger and Ferral, for petit larceny.
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of S. H. Cumpton, charged
with an assault to murder B. F. Glidden
several weeks ago, was further continued
until the 9th. Glidden evidently does not
care TO prosecute ~. D. McCarty, for
! having been drunk, was sent below for "a
hours Chris. Kelly, another drunk,
pleaded guilty, and was fined So, or three
days.
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