Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-27
BRIEF NOTES.

The pay-car, after setting Win Inc rail-
road employees in this city yesterday, left
for the south.
The officers of Naomi Chapter, No. SO,
o. E. S., will be publicly installed next
Tuesday evening.
The only arrest made yesterday was that
of Charles Murray, by officers Rider and
Agner, for petit larceny.
The E. and O.. E. Baseball Club won
their game with the Shoewaccemettes at
Agricultural Park Thursday morning.
1t is reported that Chinawoman was
stolen from her owners house, on Third
street, near l, by highbinders, Thursday
night.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was 630 and 30,
with light northerly winds and clear
weather. River, s feet.
The Band of Hopes literary and social
entertainment, given at Westminster
Church last evening, in honor of its 20th
anniversary, was gratifying success.
Grain-carrying having slackened some
what, the steamer Flora has been laid up,
leaving the Dover and Varuna still en-
gagged in the work on the upper Sacramento.
C. G. Cogswell, the newly-elected Consta-
bic of Dry Creek township, has filed with
the County Recorder his bond of 81 500
with John Brewster and s. Prouty as sur
cites.
General John T. Carey on Thursday re-
ceived official notification OF bis appoint
ment as United States District Attorney for
the Northern District of California, and his
commission arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Buckley, mother of Dis
trict Attorney Buckley and City Assessor
Buckley, who was stricken with paralysis
about week ago, died yesterday morning.
She was a native of Ireland, 50 years of age.
On Thursday Mrs Younger, q lady about
so years OF age, fell while stepping out into
the back yard OF the residence of Mrs.
James McGregor, on Fourth street, between
N and n, where she was visiting, and sus-
tanned a very bad fracture of the hip.
A large number of gentlemen interested
in the sports of the turf left for San Fran
cisco yesterday to witness the great trotting
race which is to take place at tie Bay Dis
trict track this afternoon, and many more
are going down this morning for the same
purpose.
Rev. Brother Cianan, of the Christian
Brothers for many years President of the
Sacred Heart College in San Francisco, has
exchanged places with Rev. Brother Gen.
nebern, who was President of the Institute
at Sacramento, also conducted by the Chris
tan Brothers.
The dredger is loading some of its pom
toons with coal, has picked up most of its
pipe-the entire line from the old bed of
the river TO the edge Of China slough has
been removed-and appearances indicate
that she will be able to take her departure
for Oakland tomorrow or Monday.
Thursday night thief entered the room
of Chinaman at No. 800 | street, bored
holes in his trunk around the lock, SO that
the latter could be removed, and took from
it $3.50 in coin, a gold ring and small guam
tity of gold dust, which he had saved to
take with him as curiosity on proposed
visit to China.
About noon yesterday morse attached to
cart, in which woman had driven to the
city from the grant, entered upon runa-
way from Twenty-second and Il streets,
dashed down II street furiously, entered
Agricultural Park through the H-street
gate and ran through to the G-street gate,
where he fell and broke leg.
In Department One of the Superior
Court. this morning, jury will be impan-
eled to pass upon the question whether
Herman Leimbach is insane, as he claims
medical experts that he is. A large num-
Der OF witnesses have been subpenaed, and
the case will probably occupy several days.
Thursday evening Alexander Mitchell,
who has been living at the Slough House,
was brought to the county jail on suspicion
of insanity, and yesterday he was exam
ined by the Commissioners of Lunacy and
committed to the asylum at Stockton. He
is an elderly man, unmarried, and has
lived in the State about thirty years. His
mania leads him 10 believe that enemies
desire his life.
About o'clock last evening two boys
one son of Carl Strobel, residing on n
street. between Eighth and Ninth, and the
other belonging to Mrs. Kagee, who resides
in the alley between Eighth and Ninth, NJ
and \ streets-were playing with powder
and shot and a fire, when an accident
occurred by which both had their faces
well-sprinkled with bird-shot, causing
them much pain.
A woman named josephine Machabo
was arrested yesterday by officer Sullivan,
on suspicion of grand larceny, Portu-
guese lately from Los Angeles, having
complained that he had been robbed at her
house on L street. Thursday night of
about S100. The woman was placed in a
cell, ana uuTlDg INC siiteIhOoH ndh d very
violent fit presumably from mental ex-
element over the matter. She protests
her innocence.
F. W. Marston, OF San Francisco, whose
valise and overcoat were stolen from pas
senger car at the depot several weeks ago,
was IN the city yesterday, and identified at
the station-house the valise supposed to be
his. which was recovered at the time
Holmes and Higgins were arrested for rob
bing cars, and for which they are now
serving terms in the County Jail. Mr..
Marston's overcoat and suit of clothes,
and also some deeds and notes that were in
the valise when it disappeared, are still
missing.
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