The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16
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The Alta California of the 18th of june, says:-
The report published in one OF the papers of this
city, to the effect that Major Hooper, Of the army.
and Mr.. Youut, an old resident of Napa. with scve-
ral others, had been killed by the Clear Lake In
dians, is contradicted Tho parties were all alive
and well, at last accounts
Elizabeth Roberts, resident of Happy Valley.
near San Francisco, committed suicide on the 18th
ultimo, by taking a large dose Of muiatic acid
On the 10Th Of June, difficulty occurred at Sa-
cramento, between Judge Wilson, and two men
named Cauliield and McKunc II appears that
McKmo struck Judge w with bludecon, where
upon the Judge drew sword from cane. aud RIM
his assaant through tho body Deputy Sheriff
J Mcdonald now came up to separate tho parties,
when CaulGcd drew pistol, and aimed at Judge
Wilson. Mcdonald, however, interposed his BODY.
and received the shot, which entered his loft side,
ar passed out at the right McKunc, although nj
first supposed 10 be mortally wounded would it was
thought rcco7er. Fears were entertained that
Mcdonald would not long survive.
. From February 10Th to June 9th, 1852, there ar
rived at San Francisco $40 Cinnamon.
Edward Lipscomb o young man, just from Down
ievle, died at the Ellorado Hotel, San Francisco,
on Sunday morning, 18th Of June last, Of congcs
tive fever
scotchman named Thomas Myles ives drowned
on the 30th ult., in attempting to cross the North
Fork Of the American river.
Considerable excitement was raised in San Fran
cisco, on account of propositions to purchase the
Jenny Lind theatre FOR City Hall. The moasure
was unpopular with the San Franciscans, and pub
JIG meetings were held, and strong opposition
raised to the measure, but al TO no purpose, as the
purchase was made.
There upwards of hundred clothing stores
now established on Long Wharf San Francisco
boat race was TO como off in San Francisco
Bay, about the goth Juno, in which oil the White.
hall boys were to be competitors Captain Simpton,
the halbor master, had made up purse Of 5000.
vl50 Of which would ho awarded to the boat tina
came IN ahead, aud $50 to the next best.
Mr. Golden, who was engaged in somo employ
ment at Angel Island, was out hunting, whom, hi.
gun going of accidentally, The whole contents were