Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-03
Latest State Events.

NED McGowAN has stopped his UJiquaous. A
San Francisco dispatch to the Sacramento Mcrcu-
ry says: Ned MCGOWAN arrived here on the
Sacramento boat, last night, disguised, in compa
ny with j. W. Cofroth. Upon his arrival officer
Chapel arrested him on charge of libel on him
self, and placing him in carriage took him TO
the Station House. During the ride he continual
ly piled the officer with questions as to his per-
sonal salety-if he was in the hands of the Vigi-
lance Committee, &c, and begged for protection
lie was, seemingly, not satisfied with the reply of
/ the officer, that good would be taken of him.
and said that he believed there was some shenan-
igan in the business. On application 10 Justice
Austin, he was admitted to bail in the sum of
$1,000. Some one fired at him as he was going
out of the Police Office, but missed him. 1t is not
known where he is now but there arc reasons to
believe that he left on the Sierra Nevada, for
Frazer river. -. Two Judges of the Supreme
Court have decided the Sunday law unconstiIu-
tional-Fied, the only one OF the three worthy
of place on the bench disscnts from their opin-
ion. -. RAssETTr, who used TO keep the San Fran
cisco Rassctte House. is reported to have been
killed by Indians on the way to Frazer river; his
wife is reported TO have been carried captive
CALAvERAs Frenchman found a quartz rock
worth $4,000, but found no lode adiacent THE
Sacramento bridge is ready for teams to cross
....THE Butte Record says that dggngs at
Stringtown pay $50 to the pan. We reckon that
| is yarn, only .THEnE are $50 convicts in the
State prison; 800 of them make brick, and turn
ouf IN n lov TUE COWS
1851 children in Sacramento city and county:
$500 go TO school. A GERMAN at San Francis
co who keeps a music and lager garden was sued
for violating Sunday Law; he then advertised a
camp meeting, at which some sacred songs were
sung and great deal OF lager destroyed -.
THERE is row among the Nevada Democracy
THE Sacramento people are thinking about
building hanging pen, since no more executions
are to be in public. They expect some one will
need hanging before the year is out. ONE of
the Generals engaged in the Widow Haycock
Court Martial at San Francisco, is called the
Squaw General by his town paper. TIE Mar
iposa people have resolved not to sell or lease
buildings to Chinamen--they must live on tside of
town. -. THE Marysville Express thinks that the
Rogue River Indian who had his leg sawed off
was no true Ingin,' or he would not have bel
lowed when the saw ran through the marrow.
A CITIZEN of San Juan threw pistol at another
which struck the ground exploded, and shot the
man dead. SAN. HANSON has been succeeded in
the Stage Agency by W. P. Mayhem, of Tehama
-. THE Deacon secs large droves of horses going
north, through Red Bluffs. SOME Of the stores
at Sacramento and Marysvillc, have closed be-
causc Of the Frazer stampede. =. THE Union Dem
ocrn is four years old, and is to be enlarged
published at Sonora. NED MCGOWAN says that
ii was officer Bovee who shot at him. Ned was
badly scarf and made off 10 British America,
they say. THE steamer Cortes is down from
the North, but with no gold dust. The usual gold
stories come, but no oro' lT is rumored that
Oregon Indians are collecting in large bodies,
and preparing for war. :. NEARLY every newspa-
per we see has reliable news from Frazer river
Pshaw !. ONE Parker, a ranchman was shot in
Solano, in dispute about stock. :. lT was Geo
Collins, of Weavervile who got run over by the
stage last week. 1T is stated that Jack Powers
is surrounded in the woods near Los Angeles, by
80 horsemen, and cannot escape. e. An expedi-
tion is going out after the upper Mad River and
Redwood Indians THE Administration Demo
Gratis have carried the day in Plumas county ....
One Briggs, of Butte county, was going to marry
Mrs. G. of Dogtown (save usD and lent her
money to get gearing in Marysvle, but she
didn't come back with the things. Briggs and
his friends took revenge on the INITIALS that
were prepared for the wedding. WAGES of all
sorts of work people have raised at the Bay, be-
cause Of the emigration.