Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-06
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

James O'Neil will be buried by tn,
Pioneers at l P. NJ. to-day.
| Thomas Hanlon was admitted to citizen.
ship in the Superior Court yesterday.
The Atlas, of this city, viii play the
! Times. OF Oakland, on Sunday, at Snow,
| fake Park.
The July monthly meeting of Y. NJ. c.
A. will occur tonight at the rooms on
Sixth street.
Louis Duensing was yesterday granted q
divorce from Mary f. Duensing on the
ground of cruelty.
Sacramento will no doubt be treated to
another sensation within few days. The
same old story, a woman scorned who is
determined on revenge.
The Fourth of July Celebration Com
mittee will meet this evening at the Court
house at O'Clock. All the members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. Valenzuela lost satchel containing
$50, three rings, small chain and two
neck pins, at Eighth and K streets, while
the procession was passing on the Fourth.
The suit brought by Mrs. s. Conrad
against w. Mitigate to quiet title to lot /,
Q and r, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
was decided in the Superior Court on the
Sd inst. in favor of The plaintiff
The police have again in custody the boy
Willie Powell, son of the Coroner at Grass
Valley, who was arrested and sent home a
couple of weeks ago lie ran away again
on the third of July, and was arrested
here yesterday morning.
The screams of woman on Second
street, between K and l., attracted crowd
yesterday afternoon about l o'clock. An
inmate Of one of the houses had attempted
to swindle man and he was giving her q
thrashing. No arrests were made.
The members of Engine Company No.
presented their foreman, Louis Montgail-
lard, with handsome gold badge on the
Fourth. J. L. Barron made the presenta-
ton speech and took the recipient entirely
by surprise. The badge was made by Wal
ter w. Phillips, of this city.
The Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, Diocesan
Missionary of Missouri, formerly Rector of
st. Paufs Church, and the Rev. J. f. Shurt-
Left minister in charge of the missions at
Auburn, Wheatlaud and Folsom, will be
at service this evening at st. Pulls. and de-
liver short addresses on their work.
Mrs. Gorilla Kanady, who has a fruit
ranch several miles below CORTLAND, died
yesterday morning, aged II years. She
leaves three daughters. The funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Catholic Church at
CORTLAND, on Saturday and the body will
be brought to this city for interment.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police Slate last night: Joe Cardoza,
battery, by officer Carroll John Doe
drunk, by officer Ash John Williams,
common drunk, by officer Arlington; Bob
Dolan, battery, by officer Campbell Rich
ard Singleton, battery, by officer Campbell.
A lady lost solitaire diamond bracelet
on o street, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets, on the night of the Fourth
The jewel is highly valued Tor its assJcia-
tions, and the owner advertises that she
will pay a liberal reward and be very
grateful to the finder if it is left at this
office.
Captain Steven Holmes, an old and we'll
known citizen, has been missing for sew
eral days. His friends have been very
much alarmed. Yesterday it was under.
stood that grass widow left very mysteri
ously about the same time, and it is
thought that the two have gone on Il fish
ing excursion into the higher attitudes of
the Sierras.
AS A. A. Tarte, the collector, was pass
ing down Tenth street in a buggy yester-
day afternoon about half-past o'clock, his
horse commenced to kick and became I'M
manageable. The buggy was upset and
Mr.. Tarte was thrown heavily to the
ground. He escaped, however, without in
jury. The horse was caught before he had
gone half block.
Yesterday morning two little white
headed tots, boy Of five and girl OF three
years, were at the steamb boat landing, and
came near being run over by passing train.
A railroad man took them to the station
house, where they said their names were
Abbott and Ruby Parker. Soon afterwards
their father arrived and took them home
They had wandered away from their home
al Ninth and l. streets.