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Show WESTERN. S;iu Fraueisco Xeivs, San Francisco, 3. An unknown man was found lying on the sidewalk on Fourth street", at noon to-day,' writhing in pain, and in such a condition con-dition as to be unable to give his name or any account ot bimpf. He was conveyed to the city prison and was attended by the city physician, who was of tho opinion that the stranger stran-ger was laboring under a violent attack at-tack of cholera morbus. Appearances also indicated that he was snffering from tho cllects of prolonged dissipation. dissipa-tion. ... A drunken fellow of the vagabond j . class entered the People's Union head-i head-i quarters, on Licdcsdorfl' street, this ! afternoon, and conducted himself in i a disorderly manner.- One of the at-, at-, Lctidants of the office gave the fellow ! a push out of the doorway mid he fell ; headlong upon tho cobble pavement of the street, receiving a shocking wound on the head. The injured , man was conveyed to the city prison hi an insensible condition. , j Prank A. Dtimont was arrested in I the Fourth Ward, this forenoon, for unfolding hk ticket and exhibiting it while standing inside the limits of the polls. The police judge released him until to-morrow on -flO bait. Patrick Connotlv was arrested in the Seventh Ward for attempting to vote on another man's name. A charge of felony lias been entered against him. A man by the name of ' John Gallagher, Gal-lagher, a ship caulker, -was shot pud ,killi U.ii mii, Hr-":m" Italian j named Stiquenc. The' shooting oc-I oc-I currtd on tho corner of Clav and San-jsomc San-jsomc streets. Gallagher died, a few i minutes after being shot. The ball 1 entered the neck near the right car. I The Italian was arrested and tiiken to the city prison, '' I : .- - - Let car-drivers beware of maltreai-, maltreai-, ingjiorses, however agctl, for evcii in their ashes may live their wonted tires, There was a rawboued creature on. a i street railway in St. T.ouis, who "waa I not supposed to have" energy enough to jump even at tho unaccustOFuOil ' sight of a jieck of oats. Patience with him, however, ceascel to be a virtue about the midelic of last week. , Then it was that he, with a vicious energy totally unexpected, kicked over the dashboard and bringing his . hoofs well to bear upon the alxlomen oft lie charioteer, forced him through . the glass door of the car. and landed . him in the tvrv mi,!, lie ihn..r the great delight the passengers. It will be sonic time before he grasps the ribbons again Tuk British laborer ( John Wilson of London) who keeps a bull-dog weighing 40 pounds, and when he is bee ry incites his animal to fly at his .wife and badly bite her, has been se.it to prison-; by the jnatrista-ata lor four months. Mr. Wilson, who appears ap-pears to be extremely been, also , pnlhd out most of his wife's hair. This deg miL-t, have been a most useful domestic creature, for Mr. Wilson's iiiothci-m-Iaw btifie-d that .the faithful beast had bitten her. Mrs. WiL-un deposed that when her altecuonate husband first graspcil her tressess she was ''pulling olf his clogs, ; she having just filled his pipe and brought it to him." Is there a greater' brute in the world than' a beery Briton? |