Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-24

tanning nuisance, in the smallpox tent
in Portsmouth Square, came up in the Po-
lice Court this afternoon and was taken
under advisement by Judge Lawler. 1t is
probable that DR.. O'Donnell will have to
explain to the Grand Jury the charges he
made against Judge Hornblower in con-
nection with the former arrest of the
Mayor.
San Francisco Notes.
SAN Francisco, January 23d.-[Special.l !
A large number of citizens sent a commu-
nication to the Supervisors this evening
prote ting against permanently locating
the smallpox thospital where it now is.
They suggest that it be located on an
island in the bay.
The annual report of the Fire Patrol
shows the losses by fire the last year to
have been $S27,0 900 on insured property,
and S26S, 900 on uninsured.
Another Respite for Morrow
[Copy1gh. 1888, Jyae California Associated Press.
SANTA Rosa, January 23d.-District At
torney Pearce said to-day that he had re-
celyed a letter from attorney G. r. B..
Hayes stating that by consent of all the
counsel in the Morrow case a continuance
will be asked for tomorrow till the 31st of
the month, when the case will go to trial.
Acknowledgement Johnson is expected
home before that time.
Temperance Revival in Stoc ton.
iCopwigh 1883, by The California associated Press.
STOCKTON, January 23d.-The temper
ance people are endeayoring to get up
revival, and for that purpose John P. St.
John, the noted ProhibitiOnist, is deliver
ing course of lectures at Masonic Music
Hall. The lectures are well attended, and
are invariably interesting. Rainy weather
still continues.
Dead Mans Wives.
copyright, 1888, blythe California associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, January 23d.-Judge Nc
Cam to-day overruled the demurrer of
Mrs. James No. against the petition of
Mrs. James No. for letters of administra-
ton on the estate of the late William E.
James and gave twenty-five days in which
to answer.
Bad Whisky Makes Bad Indians
(Copyrigh, 1888, blythe California Associated Press
UKIAH, January 23d.-An Indian known
as Charley Brown was badly cut to-day by
another Indian known as Ed. Dashel.
Browns wounds are thought to be mortal.
Dashel is in Jail. Bad whisky caused the
trouble.
Weather Outlook.
SAN Francisco, January 23d.-[Special !
Weather indications for the twenty-four
hours commencing at A. NJ. January
24th For California, fair weather, pre-
ceded by local rains in the northern por-
ton, with light, variable winds and slightly
cooler.
Drowned in Eel River.
Copyright 1885, by The California Associated Press
RHoNERvILLE, January 23d.-A son of
|. j. Creek, while crossing Eel river near
BlOcksburg. yesterday, lost control of his
horse and was drowned. Two years ago
three persons were drowned at the same
place.
Slight Accident.
Copp1gh, 1855, by Ae California associated Press
TEHAcHAPI, January 23d.-Express No.
20 was ditched two miles south of here by
broken rail. No one was injured The
accident detained all trains eight hours.
Death of an Ottawa Physician.
fcopyigt. 1855, by the California Associated Press
GILRoY, January 23d-Dr. H. A. Evans,
a physician, here on a visit from Ottawa,
Canada, for his health, died last night from
hemorrhage.
DIR. Meares' Successor.
SAN Francisco, January 23d.-TSpecial. |
At special meeting of the Board of Health
to-day Dr. D. K. Barger was elected to sue
ceed the late DR.. Meares as Health Officer.
Collapse of the Walters Strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 23d-[Special. |
The backbone of the strike is broken, and
all the restaurants running to-day with full
forces.
Fatal Result.
fCopyght, lSss, by the CaEfo forlia zs,ocated Press
RoHNERyILLE, January 23d.-Ed. Davis,
shot by Ed. Canman, died at 8 P. NJ