, 1880-09-03
Suif for Damayes.

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STOCKTON, Aug. 24,-Magnari the son of
the old man who was run over and killed by
the cars in stockton on the 13tlr'of last July,
has commenced suit against the Central Pc.
cifc in the amount OF 100000.
Jumped TsaiI.
Los ANGELEs Aug. 24.-George A. Ann
strong, charged with mailing illicit itera-
ture, jumped his bail and has fed to parts
unknown. -. ol'@' t'.' H
,al.g NJ HeRyy waserspout. " sl.'l
Los ANGELES. Aug. 25.-A dispatch re-.
ceived to-day tens Of a heavy waterspout
which broke on the Colorado desert on the
night of the 23rd inst, near Mesquit Station.
The fall Of water was so great as to prevent
trains from arriving at Los Angeles to- day.
r.,.o.frt~rr, ExiEadited. ... I..f. ...
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-Rosarlo Nell,
a member of "a secret band of desperadoes
called La Malta, who was sentenced on jan
uary IL, 1879, to five years imprisonment in
San Quentin for robbery, has been extra
dited. He will start in few days for Italy
via New York, in charge of the Italian cap
tain OF the police. On his arrival in Italy
he will be tried for the murder and robbery
of the mayor of q city in Sicily. The Ital-
ian captain, fearing the effects Of extradition
on members of La Malta here and IN New
York, where they are strong and desperate,
Capt. Stone, of the San Francisco police,
accompanied him to New York. 1Thir de-
parture is kept secret as possible until q
good start is secured.
goo To Killed In a Quarry. 'A.
SAN RAFAEL, Aug. ITO day q man
named Patrick Trainer was killed in Jor-
dams quarry, and two other workmen badly
crushed by the sudden giving away of the
bank of rocks which they had been under
~. - Fl. Failed TO Agree.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 25,7-In the, Ames
arson case the jury failed to agree, and in
consequence he was discharged. Five were
| for conviction and seven for acquittal. rp 1
Hidden Evidence of n Murder.
SAN BUENAyEsgURA, Aug. 27e--A few days
ago a man. while plowing near the place
where t, Wallace was supposed to have been
murdered, turned up pair of boots which
tally with the description of Churchill's 8
long, narrow feet. These boots were called
for at the trial of Churchill for the murder
of Wallace, but could not be produced. Had
they been produced, it is probable that
Churchill would have been convicted. As
ii was he escaped. 1t is believed by the ma.
jority of the people who know the two men
that Churchill was guilty of the crime. He
is now justice of the peace in Oregon.
| Be gH Plot and C0unIerpIOt. go
Prior to sprague's respite meetings Of
threshers and other workmen were held in
the interior of the county nearly every
night. There was plan cencocted to res
cue Sprague had the respite not been grant.
ed. It has also been ascertained that had
Sprague been pardoned another party, which
was organized for the purpose, would have
dealt with him summarily. ,''
IalB GEN. Sheridan Among the Ufes.
Los PINos, Aug. 27:--Gen. Sheridan and
staff have just arrived at Dodge's Camp, FIVE
miles below the agency They are en- route
to McKenzie's Camp, on Surface Creek,
which is rs miles distant.
Cleared of Snags. ''l
SACRAMENTO, Aug, 27.--The snag boat
Dover came down from the, Upper Sacra-
mento to this city on the morning Of the
Goth. The captain reports the river cleared
of all the snags which have for so long 0
time rendered the navigation of the Upper
Sacramento such hazardous under taking.
Steamers can now ruA without danger or
difficulty to Red Bluff, for the first time in