Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-28
LOCAL BREYITIES.

1t is said that the people of Washington
guard their levee by night with shotguns.
The pay-car will arrive in this city to-
morrow afternoon to pay off the railroad
employees.
William Gutenberger and Chris Wilke
have been elected representatives to the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, and will
depart for Fresno on April It'll.
Locomotive No ISL collided with the
Standard Oil truck near the Yolo bridge
yesterday. The truck was damaged con-
siderably, but no harm was done to the
driver or horses.
The body of an infant was found in the
sewer at Twenty-first and o streets. 1t
was no doubt a case of infanticide some
one to hide their shame had strangled their
offspring at its birth.
John Myers fell in drunken fit at the
corner of Third and ] streets at noon yes
terday. He was placed in an express
wagon by couple Of policemen and carted
to the station-house.
Railroad officer Ben True and the Colfax
Constable have arrested two men on sus-
plclon that they are train-robbers. When
searched at Auburn one of them panned
out burglars outfit.
FL Dorado Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. F., has
elected 2. F. Dolan James McCaw, Benja-
min Barnes and Andrew Carlaw as repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge, to be held in
San Francisco on May 14th.
A carload of race horses left here yester-
day for the San Jose races, which begin on
Saturday. Two of the animals belong to
Matt Storms, two to Tim Lynch and one
each to George Howson, F. P. Lowell and
Harry Howard.
Willie Shaw, small boy, was running
along Fifth street. between | and J, Mon
day evening. when be was tripped up by a
string or small rope stretched across the
sidewalk. He fell quite heavily and had
his thigh broken.
Eureka Lodge No. 4. /. o. o. F., last
evening elected the following Past Grands
as Representatives to the Grand Lodge,
which meets in San Francisco on the sec
ond Tuesday in May: A. S. Hopkins, s.
NJ. Grimes, S. B. Smith.
Chez Chung, the Chinaman who was
tried in Judge Armstrong; Court Tuesday
on charge of robbery, was found guilty
and will be sentenced tomorrow at 100 P.
N. Chung robbed another Chinaman Of
$500 on street some months ago.
The big ferryboat Solano, which carries
the trains across Carquinez straits. will be
lald Oh Tor repairs next month, and during
the three or four weeks required to make
them all trains from the north and east via
Sacramento will pass through Stockton.
William Kessler, resident pioneer Z, f
Shasta county, died in this city Tuesday,
after lingering illness. Deceased was a
veteran of the Mexican war, and came to
California in 1850. He was native of
Kentucky, aged Ga years. The remains
were taken to Redding for interment
The case of ex-officer Charles Able, who
was indicted for robbery, will be resumed
in Judge Armstrong; Court this morning.
Sheriff McMullen has succeeded in find
ing the prosecuting witness, Z" Jersey" who
did not show up when the case was first
called. jersey was discovered engaged
in doing carpenter work on the Rancho del
Paso and was brought to the city.
The case of the People vs. c. L. Kay
mayer, charged with assault with intent TO
commit murder, was called in Judge Arm
strong's Court yesterday morning. 1t was
continued on motion of defendants coun-
sci, who made affidavit that the presence of
| necessary witnesses had not been secured.
Kaymayer is the individual who, armed
| with knife. chased Martin Pennish out of
a shooting gallery and down K street some
| weeks ago.