Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-27
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Stephen Maybell and Dennis Kearney
will discuss General Harrison's record on
the Chinese question tomorrow evening at
Fourth and K streets.
A telegram was received on Saturday an
nouncing the capture in Kansas OF The
young man who sold lot of barley to the
Pioneer Mills which belonged to T. D,
SERVER.
A number of witnesses in the Lowell
murder case start tor Placerville this after
noon, including Chief Lee. officer Farrell,
William Lowell and w. T. Doan. The
case comes up for trial tomorrow.
Hon. C. P. Berry, of Wheatland, arrived
in the city last evening from Colusa, where
he and Ed Leake had been to address the
Democracy on Saturday night. He says
they had very large and enthusiastic
meeting.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: Brock " Do
ran, common drunk; John McDermott and
Ed Welch, vagrancy, by officers Ash, Ag-
ner and Enright William Mcintyre, com
mon drunk, by officer Farrell.
The alarm of fire from box 43 on Satur-
day morning was caused by a small blaze
in the rear of the unoccupied building al
Ills street. The men in Mr.. Hays tin
shop, which is next door, put out the fire
before the engines reached the scene.
The RECORD UNION is the reeipi ant daily
OF the highest compliment that can be paid
the news department of Journal IN the
fact that from its news columns are alb
straced news reports by rivals who publish
them as original. not even the seal oi
copyright serving TO prevent it.
No paper in the State has the facilities for
news publication enjoyed by the RECORD.
UNION. 1t receives full reports from two
great news associations of foreign and do
mestic matters, from which it selects to the
limits of its columns. In this respect nc
| other newspaper on the coast is better
equipped.
The District Attorney and President o.
| the Board of Supervisors of Tuare county
| appeared before the State Board of Equal
| ization and argued in favor of reduction
| OF 20 per cent. on the assessment of real
estate of that county. The Board consid
| cred the matter, and voted to reject the
application.
The delegates to the Democratic County
| Convention from Folsom are as follows
p. G. Cohn, w. o. Davis, Ed. McCue, John
| Mahoney, ]. H. Hendricks, Isaac Fiel
Kern Rigney, John Leonard, James B
| Harris, John L. Haux Ed. Fitzpatrick, w
| w. CUNNINGHAM, Charles ]. McFadden, NJ
Paul, r. E. Martin.
| Three men who were riding behind /,
horse attached to an express wagon yester
| day noon drove eff the embankment a
Twelfth and A streets, breaking away tn,
railing to the trestle. By the luckies
chance, neither of the men was hurt. Tht
horse was instantly killed, and the Wagon
was somewhat damaged. The horse wa
driven by its owner, grocer McGinnis.
Rev. George Morris, of San Francisco
delivered an able political speech befor,
the Sacramento Prohibition Club last Fri
day evening. There wss very respectable
gathering Notwithstanding the extreme
heat of the evening. The exercises wer'
] interspersed with instrumental and voca
music. There were fifteen names added Il
the long list signed to the CLUB roll. Reg
ular meetings are held every Friday even
! ing at Pioneer Hall.