Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-08


SERGEANT BARwIcK's WEATHER RE-
FoRT.-At o'clock yesterday morning, ac-
cording to Signal Service weather reports
light rain was falling from Olympia to Red
Bluff. Up to noon yesterday there has
been 06 of an inch measured at Red
Bluff and 10 of an inch at San Francisco.
For the twenty-four hours ending at I
o'clock last night there has been precipi-
tated at Red Bluff % of an inch, sprinkle
at Sacramento, and % of an inch at San
Francisco. The barometer was falling, as
was also the temperature, accompanied by
southwesterly winds and cloudy to light
rain in northern and central California,
and clear weather in the southern portion
OF the State. The barometer was falling
along the entire Pacific slope, with
southerly winds in Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, and weather cloudy to light
rain. Foul-weather sunsets generally re-
ported from Olympia to San Francisco, in
Guiding Sacramento.
VISITING RED MENU L. Mcdonald,
Great Sachem, and H. S. VIM. Great Chief
of Records, paid Red Jacket Tribe No. %,
Improved o. r. NJ, an official visit last
evening. The attendance was quite large.
hS plcot Olilel illplllleu the Work OF
the order and instructed the members in
the new work. He reported the order
throughout the State as being in a prosper
Gus and fiourishing condition. He had
been visiting the various tribes throughout
the State, and everywhere found them
working with renewed interest They
have travelled throughout thenorthern por-
ton of the State. From here they go to
San Francisco, and after visiting the tribes
there will make a tour of southern Cali
fornia.
Picnic AND TARGET PRACTICE.-To- NOR
row the Sacramento Hussars will hold
their twenty-seventh annual picnic and
target practice at Richmond Grove, and in
vite their friends to join with them in hay
ing fine time. In addition to the target
practice, which will be an object of interest
to many, there will be series of athletic
and other games, so diversified that every
body, man, woman and child, will have
something to contest in, if so desiring
The Turner Harmonic will add to the in
terest of the occasion with their splendid
singing. Dsreputable characters will not
be allowed upon the grounds. Tickets, 25
cents.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of J. B. Kueny for disturb
ing the peace, was dismissed on payment
of costs. 1.-The cases of Charley All Chung
and Frank Kee, charged with conspiracy,
were continued until the 12th.......A. c.
Cook, arrested for battery, was discharged
Anna Lower, arrested for distuI bing
the peace was convicted and fined $25, or
% days.. The case of Tom Anderson,
charged with petit larceny, was continued
tO Tho 10Th n shaun ,x-0s firoJ x
or five days, for having been drunk .....
Hugh Ross, likewise charged with drunk
enness, forfeited his deposit.
SAcRAMENTo's CLAIM-Dr. G. A. White
Superintendent of the County Hospital
and District Attorney Buckley have pre-
pared list Of the aged persons in INDECENT
circumstances who have been cared for by
Sacramento county since July l, 1888, and
for whose keeping the county is entitled
to reimbursement from the State under the
Act approved March Is, 1888. The number
cared for aggregates 36S, and the amount
of the claim, if paid to the 50th of last
month, is 4,S46.
DRUIDs' PIcNIc-The Druids will cele-
brate the one hundred and fifth annivers-
airy of the introduction of the Order into
the United States by giving picnic at East
Park grove tomorrow. There will be ex-
cellent arrangements for dancing, first-class
music, games for which prizes will be
given, and all details thoroughly attended
to, including the preservation of good Or
der. Tickets, - cents; children under II
| years free.
PRIVATE SECRETARY APPoINrED.-Gov-
ernor Stoneman yesterday appointed Col
onel ]. J. Tobin as his Private Secretary,
| vice w. w. Moreland, who has been APP
pointed Bank Commissioner. Mr.. Tobin
has acted as Assistant Adjutant-General
under General Cosby. Who is to succeed
to the vacancy thus created in the office OF
the Adjutant-General is the question now
agitating the minds of aspiring militia
| men.
GEMS heavy goat driving gloves, 81
cents; lightweight kid gloves, % cents
gents fancy socks. ) cents; gents fancy
cambria handkerchiefs, ) cents gents Tur.
key-red handkerchief. . cents; gents night.
| shirts, 30 cents lot of gents fancy shirts
40 and 30 cents; gents silk faced sus
penders, with drawer-supporters % cents
in our six-days' sale, commencing to-day
Red House.
Buy \ MAUD S. BUGGY.-They are The
easiest riding and most durable buggy eve
built. They can be found at j. F. Davis 4
Sons, on Second street between and J. !
INDIGO prints, of the best dye, are Offered
for the first time by the Red House at
cents per yard. Ladies should remembe
this.
| \ Sundays STRETcH-Every day some
thing new. First blood for the Red House
commencing to-day. =