Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-18
NEWS FROM THE BAY.
Dave Eisemann Arrested for Embezzle-
ment-Other Items.

Dave Eisemann Arrested for EmbezZle-
ment-0ther Items.
SAN Francisco, July 17th.-Dave Else
mann, Director of the California Athletic
Club, and who is known as an all-rouud
and promising sporting man, was arrested
and lodged in the City Prison by detective
James Rogers, late yesterday afternoon, on
charge of felony embezzlement, the COM
plainant being S. II. Collins, a ieWeler, at
227 kearnv street.
The story in connection with the arrest
is that a few months ago the prisoner rep
resented to the jeweler that he had a
friend who desired to purchase a diamond
ring. Under these representations Collins
lntrusted the sporting man with gem val
ued at $75. The jewel is now in a pawn
shop, as are also pair of diamond sleeve
buttons, which Collins says he also in
trusted to Eisemsnn to sell. He sees no
prospect of being remunerated for his
property, and yesterday caused a warrant
to be issued for the athletes arrest.
The young man objected strongly to be-
ing taken into custody. He said he could
Tx the matter and even thought he had
influence enough with Judge Lawler to
have the warrant withdrawn, but utterly
failed OF success and was placed behind the
bars. He made several unsuccessful ap-
peals to Frank Gobey and others to 60 on
his bonds.
ToBIN TO BE SUED
+. Van Norman, attorney for the National
Building, Loan and Protective Union of
Minneapolis, Mimi, is authority for the
statement that the aforementioned cor
poration will commence suit against Labor
Commissioner ]. ]. Tobin tor libel "The
complaint has been prepared" said Mr..
Van Norman, land will be filed this after
noon or tomorrow morning. Mr. Tobin
made report to the press concerning the
companies which / represent, which is
entirely wrong and which think is libel
Gus. The business of the company has
been injured thereby, and damages to the
amount of $4,000 have been asked for in
the complaint. The complaint will be
filed in the United States Circuit Court"
BENSON FREE.
In the United States Circuit Court this
morning, Justice Field and Judge Sawyer
pres ding, four of the indictments against
John A Benson, charged with having pr o.
cured certificates to be falsely made out for
the purpose of obtaining sum of money
from the United States, were dismissed, the
prosecution having been abandoned.
SARAH ALTHEA BEATEN.
Inc supreme court, IN bank, nled Its de-
cision in the Sharon case this morning.
The main opinion reversing the order of
the Court below and remanding the cause.
is drawn up by Judge Works; Sharpstein,
j., and Beatty, G. j., concurring. Justices
Mcfarland, Thornton and Paterson ex-
press their views separately, in concurring
opinions, which are appended to the main
opinion. The Court holds that there was
no marriage between the late ex-senator
Sharon and Sarah Althea Terry.
A Smoothly"
J. G. Kloss, whose cards bore the legend
Master Mechanic to the Fall of Pompeii y
and who made liberal display of checks
on the Pacific Bank, borrowed SAG from
his landlady and gave her $500 check as
security. The next day be got possession
of the check for the ostensible purpose of
collecting it. Neither he, the check, nor
the money have been seen since.
ANDERSON ON THE WAR PATH.
At a meeting of the Board of Education
tonight, Superintendent Anderson. address
ing Director Stone, said: Il speak to you
sir, with all the contempt that you and
your kind deserve. You do not merit the
consideration of any decent gentleman
know how to treat gentlemen, but you
are not one"
The cause of this was that course of
study, after being prepared by the Super
intendent, had been altered without his
knowledge so as TO include sewing. Stone
said he would father the change, when An
derson continued: II is well you do, for
1t is contemplate piece of business, but
not at all astonishing from a man of your
stamp. We can expect nothing else from
you: The course as fixed by Stone was
finally adopted.