Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-16
LOCAL BREyITfES.

At 8 P. NJ. to- morrow Rev. Sam P. Jones
will address men only at the Pavilion.
Judge Armstrong notified the bar yester-
day that be would call jury for next
month, probably on the second Monday.
In the case Of Leonard & Son. real esta e
agents VS.. Ami Kimball, before judge
Armstrong, judgment was rendered for the
defendant.
II. c. Houghton will postpone his lecture
in the PLEA, announced for tomorrow
afternoon, until after the Sam Jones meet
ings are over.
A Chinaman, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury for robbery, was arrested by
Sheriff McMullen yesterday and lodged in
the County Jail.
Yesterday, in Stockton. Sheriff Thomas
Cunningham arrested George and Mark
Reed. the two individuals whom it is sup
posed shot officer Frszee, il this city, g few
nights since.
The Chinese cook at the County Jail is
on strike. Sheriff McMullen will try a
| little solitary confinement on the obstrep-
erous prisoner in order to bring him
around to taking charge Of the culinary
department again.
The Governor has issued a requisition
on the Governor of Kansas, for the arrest
and delivery of George D. Gorton, and
John Gorton, fugitiyes from justice, charged
with robbery in Sonoma county. n
Tnacker and E. P Colgan are appointed
agents of this State.
fYesterdaY afternoon Sheriff McMullen
| took into custody ex-police officer Able
who vas INDICTED by the Grand jury He
wen: before Judge Armstrong and gave
| bards for his appearance in the sum O.
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ex- Chief of Police Dillman as sureiies. lie
is al present d Deputy Sheriff.
, The case of David j. Simmons vs. Mrs
Foye and T. J. Clunie was called iu Judge
Armstrong; Court yesterdy. Simmons
won the original action, which was to re-
cover $3.50, alleged to be due him for book
ing attractions for the two tbeateIs in this
city. The defendants, OIL payment of $40
costs, were granted new trial.
The many friends in this city of J. T.
Rittinger, of Auburn, will read with pain
the telegram In another column. announc-
ing that he has suddenly become insane,
while attending the Grand Army Encamp-
| ment at Stockton. On Thursday he, in
company with other delegates visited the
asylum there, and it is possible that the
sad sights he witnessed caused shock to
his nervous system.
Since the prolific advent of garroters, bur-
glars and thieves into Sacramento conse-
quent upon the free for all" rnnning of
gambling ders, now permitted by the
grace OF police authority, the guusmiths
are crowded with orders for repairs
Of sill kinds of shooting irous portable
'-arssnals," etc Every man is pro-
viding himself With the best possible
weapons for defensive and offensive opera
ton. One gentleman, referring yesterday
10 the necessity # every nan carrying
gun, said: II rrope Sc. If any gsrroier or
burglar goes to monkeying around me- 10
shoot him so full of holes that be will
look like last yesr's mosquito-bar
Apropos of the presence OF the Georgia
Evangelist in Sacramento, we have re-
ceived from the publishers Crapston &
Stowe, Cincinnati, copy of Sem, Jones'
Own Book" 1t is a volume of his SER
mons, collected and edited under the au-
.thor's own supervision, with an autobio-
graphical sketch, and an excellent portrait
of Mr.. Jones. The book has thirty seven
of Sam. Jones leading diseourses, with fif-
teen illu7trations, and q temperance lecture,
Deliverance from Bondage" by Sam
Small, together with a portrait of that gen.
ileman. J. D. Hammond, general agent
for the work for the Pacific coast is now in
Sacramento, selling the book by subscrip-
tion at 81 %.
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