Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOUIS freer mas Deen appointed n otary
Public, to reside at Oroville.
The Harrison and Morton Glee Club will
meet at their headquarters this evening.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee will meet at their headquarters to-
night.
The premium for the most meritorious
display Of penmanship at the State Fair
was awarded TO the Sacramento Business
College.
Mrs. c. Bowman, of this city, was the
lucky one to draw the Domestic sewing
machine disposed of By drawing at the
State Fair.
Sheriff Lord, of Nevada county, yester-
day lodged in the City Prison James Nal
larkey, en- route to the Folsom State Prison
to serve a life sentence for murder.
G. a. Fjslle, who is constructing the new
fire alarm system, switched in two IN; les of
wire Saturday, taking engine houses Nos.
? and and the hook and ladder house.
Frederick William Stock had his name
changed in the Superior Court on Saturday
to Frederick William Schmidt, the name
he has been going by in this county for
many years.
Albert WieZle swore to complaint last
night charging a man whose name he did
not know with having assaulted and beaten
him with beer glass at the saloon on the
corner of Fifteenth and L streets.
Henry Rash was arrested on Saturday on
suspicion of having stolen q shovel jack
plane and three lamps which he had in
his possession. The articles are at the
station house awaiting an owner.
The carload of fruit from Sacramento,
Ell Dorado and Placer counties, which is to
be distributed among the Odd Fellows at
their meeting in Los Angeles this week,
started for its destination on Saturday in
charge OF P. E. Platt.
L. s, Curtiss yesterday presented ex-
Chief of Police II. f. DiIlman with taran-
tula's nest which he obtained from Gala
veras county. The venomous reptile is a
wonderfully skillful workman, and the
nest is great curiosity.
The Rev. John A. Dowic and Mrs Dowie,
of Australia, will hold a mission at the
CoDgreg gational Church commencing with
this evening. The address by Mr.. Dowie
this evening will be upon the subject, 1.-THE
Beautiful Gates of Divine Healing"
The question of the best disposition to
to be made Of garbage is an important one
in this city. Health Commissioner Dewolf
Of Chicago, says that the garbage furnace
recently put in operation il that city is an
admirable and inexpensive arrangement.
H. w. Searle, of Santa Clara county, who
died suddenly at the Capital Hotel on the
night OF the 9th inst, LETT an estate valued
at 100000. BY his will ne left $1O0 600 to
his wife, 5000 10 the Protestant Orphan
Hsylum of San Francisco and the balance
to his brother.
Deputy United States Marshal Tagett on
Saturday took 10 San Francisco w. Ferru-
son, John. Kirkpatrick and ?. Gerry. The
three men arrested by officer Arlington at
Agricultural Park for passing counterfeit
standard dollars. They will be tried before
the United States Circuit Court.
Jack Williams, an old wood-carver. who
spends a good deal of his time around the
city prison, on Saturday presented officer
Farrell with picture frame which he had
made with jack-knife out Of old cigar
boxes. 1t is very handsome piece of
work, and shows Jack to be an artist.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco,
last night lodged in the City Prison Louis
Porosse, en- route to the State Prison at
Folsom to serve a life sentence for the
crime of murder in the second DECREE
Porosse killed another Frenchman, named
Duprez, in San Francisco some eight
months ago.
the police slate last night: John Scotty,
drunk, by officer Mclaughlin Mrs. Mary
Roe, drunk, by officer Enright; Frank
Levinson, yagrancy, and John Dee, drunk,
by officers Agner and Eldred; Maurice
O'Connor, assault to commit murder. by
officer Campbell
The District Attorney on Saturday filed
an information against John WohIcke,
charging him with resisting an officer.
Officer Agner was arresting one Jas. MUIR
ray who was disturbing the peace on K
street, between Third and Fourth, one
night last month, when Wohlcke interfered
and kicked the officer in manner that
might easily have resulted in death, and
did cause him great pain.
The funeral of G. A. Basler who was
shot and killed in Washington Territory,
took place yesterday at the residence of r.
B. Thomas, on G street, and the interment
was in the city cemetery. In dispatch
sent by =. M. Basler, from Seattle concern
ing the death of his brother he says: &c.
A: Basler was shot and killed by f. &C.
Kline, dissolute epploye. The murder
swss pTemeditated and without the slightest
'provocation''