Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-13
ment for heart disease for ssme time rast,
but was as well as usual yesterday, and his
death was unexpected.
Burglar Shot by q Boy-Increase In Bust.

ness.
TULARB, September 12th.-This morning
about o'clock thief affected an entrance
INTO seeplug-room at the rear of Morris &
Mlchaels. store through a window. Mr..
Michaeis and young clerk were sleeping in
tie same room. They were awakened ana
could see the burglar standing near the win
dow. Mr.. Michaels called upon MIN to state
who he was, whereupon, receiving no answer,
the boy fired two shets from an English bull.
dog pistol. The thief then said he was shet,
and asked for doctor. 1t was found that
one ball passed through the right lung and
lodged in the muscles of the back. The
other entered the left breast, about sn inch
above and three inches to the left of the left
nipple, and is supposed to have followed the
muscles around to the back, and came out
below the shoulder. blade He has given the
names of Barry, Jones and Sullivan. Ths
first is supposed TO be correct. He gives his
age as 4S, and there are some indications that
he is an old convict. 1t is thought by some
that he might belong to the gang of robbers
that ditched the train near Cape Horn, as he
claims to have worked on the section above
Rocklin. The same night. between the hours
of u and /. he attempted to rob the till of
the bar in the French Hotel
About noon to-day another thief was ar
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where he took his dinner
The business of the town is lively. and is
on the increase. Several buildings are going
up, and wheat is still coming in. Plenty of
rain this winter will place Julare City in the
front ranks,
San Jase Matters.
SAN JOSE, September I2sh.--This after.
noon at 4 o'clock Frank Arguello, in attempt
mo Tor - "a l.
and fell under the car. One wheel passed
over his right leg, crushing it SO that amputa-
tion became necessary.
This forenoon Jose Nillegrana killed Tea
fto Contua on the Twas, beyond the New All.
MAIDEN mines, in drunken quarrel. No
further particulars have been received.
San Jose is very much exercised over the
arrest of four young ladies of responsibility
and moving in the best society, by the Mar
shall of Santa Clara on Friday night last.
They went out for a ride, and were driving
slowly by the College, singing, when the Mar
shall and a night watchman pounced upon
them and took them to Justice Clencay's
Office, where in ten minutes they were tried
without complaint, found guilty of disturb
ing the peace and fined So 80 each.
AS they had not the money they were
forced to leave all their jewelry as security.
During this scene they were coarsely treated
and two of them are now quite ILL., Their
irate fathers went over the next day, had the
case stricken from the docket and the jewelry
returned. Suits for damages will be in
stituted.
Evodia Pedson has brought suit against
F. B. Murdoch administrator Of the estate
of J. G. Murdoch, to recover S60S for SER
vices rendered in nursing the deceased during
his illness, brought on by the wound inflicted
by his brother Robert. The claim was pre-
sented to the administrator and rejected