Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,


Red House-Great sale Of remnants.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
EXAMINATION OF CHARLES ANTOINE AND
BILL BOONE FOR THE MURDER OF WILLIAM
O'NuL This case was called for exAmina-
ton 90 Saturday in the Police Court, Dis
trict Attorney Buckley and City Attorney
Anderson for The People and Henley d
Snow for defendant Boone. The testimony
adduced upon the examination was, with
some additional details, about the same as
taken before the Coroner inquest and hereto
fore published. During the hearing the de-
PENDANT, Charles Antoine. at his own request,
was placed upon the witness-stand where.
upon counsel for defendant Boone objected TO
the testimony, on the ground that co-defsnd-
ant could not be q witness against code
PENDANT. The counsel fer prosecution, sitter
consultation, while under the impression that
defendant could at any time make himself
voluntary witness. under the codes Of this
State, still as there were many de
cisions of Courts of other States holding that
a co-defendsnt could not be q witness so as
to charge another defendant in the sane
case, it was deemed advisable to
temporarily dismiss the charge against
Charles Antoine, in order to use him
as witness against Boone-whom the off.
GERS, in the light of the circumstances attend
ing the death of O'Neil, and the nature Of the
wounds on the back OF his head, and the fact
thst Boone Is q dangerous man-feel certain
was the real murderer. Some have expressed
the belief that under the order dismissing the
charge against Charles Antoine, it would be a
bar TO future examination. Counsel say
that such is not theIcsse; that the defendant
can be rearrested and examined, and held
upon the charge just the same as il no other
charge had been preferred against him.
When brought up for examination all the
Court will have TO determine is whether the
crime has been committed and whether the
magistrate is satisfied that the defendant is
guilty thereof, upon which an order holding
him to answer will be made. There is no
such thing as plea in bar, or for prior con-
viction upon an examination. Then follows
IN information or indictment. Even though
amaeistrate discharges a defendant upon q
charge OF felony, Grand Jury can disreg ard
the order and find an indictment. At the
conclusion of the testimony and argument of
coausel the Court ordered Bill Boone held to
snswer before the Superior Court without
\ bail. Also ordered that complaint be made
1SeAhos ShaficS <Autoiie, mn tLlaL ne DC QeLQ
in custody.
NEWLY, INSTALLED OFFICERS. The newly
elected officers of Sacramento Lodge No. 2,
L. o. q. F.. are: J. P. c., H. F. Dillman /;
n. u, G. 81. Greenlaw; V. e., G. W.lBa-
ker; Recording Secretary, Richard Brown ;
Permanent Secretary, T. @. Jones; Treas
urer, Nj. J. Smith W., J. Domingos; Con,
j. .j0rV n q nhr plafF. u
Beckma9,; r. S. n. e., G. II. ,Jost l.. s.
n. u, J. b. Deseye; r. S. V. G., d. A.
Leitch Il. S. V. e., J. +. Dipon K. S. S.,
n. w. Robins; Chaplain. B F. Murry In
dustrial Lodge No. 157, l. o. o. f.. have in
stalled the following officers Thomas
warmly, n. G.; D. ]. Mannix. V. G.; z. B.
Hussey, 4, s.; Q. T. Noyes, P. s.; George
Aana9b, Treasurer james Stewart, w; 81.
Liking. Cond'r; H. C. Wolf, 1. G.; z. S.
Watson, o. G.; William Boyne, r. S. s.;
= Henry Elliott, l.. S. S; George Murray, K.
s. to n. e.; Thomas Evans, L. S. to n. G /;
J. J. Ford, r. s. to V. G.; S. H. Haines, s..
S. to V. g., and organist, w. d. Grove. The
Trustees for the ensuing year are Past
Grands S. NJ. Prefer, G. B. Dean and james
Stewart.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
Ssh. l.. Etkus, 3 bales blankets; ). I.
Adams, boxes hardware ; A. Meister, l case
carriage axles. 10 cases carriage springs
Huntington, Hopkins Co.. 10 boxes horse
shoes, 10 bundles forks, So boxes bolts, l
>~piano, 2ll bundles and ) pieces gas pipe 2
packages hatcbets, % packages axes Dun.
ham q Co., III pieces wAter-piDe Talbot
II. Wallis, | box books II. S. Croker 4
Co., % bundles paper; Locke 4 Lsveusop,
l box windcw-shades BiIlingsley & Co., 80
bundles broom-handles Kirk, Gesry & Co.,
2 boxes lcorics Gattmann & Wilson, box
showcases, bog cutlery J. G. Davis L Co.,
boxes chairs Hall, Luhrs & Co., q tierces
hams ; A A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., cases
harness trimmings. 3 cases saddlery, boxes
hardware; G. W. Chesiey L Co., l case
cigars; S. Lipnan & Co., l box chow. cases,
box cutlery; Booth & Co., l case cigars.
RUSAwAY.-About P. NJ. yesterday, as
Mrs. Christisncy and lad were driving
through Fourth street, at K the horses SHE'D,
started on q runaway, turned short around
and Mrs. Chrstiancy and tire 10y were
both thrown from the buggy upon the cob
bled street. The team continued down Fourth
street at break-neck gait. The boy escaped
apparently unhurt. Mrs. Christiancy was
rendered ssnseless by the fall and was carried
into Hammers drug store on the corner
where she received immediate medical atten-
ton. 1t was found that no bones were
broken but that she was very badly bruised
and had received some internal INJURIES. The
same team ran away with her eldest son q
few weeks ago, at Twelfth street, and col
lided with passing train on the north levee
and he, In consequence, lost foot.
MILITARY MATTERS. - Brigadier. General
Tozer has made the following orders: The
annual inspection and muster of the First
Artillery will be held in July. The compa.
MES located in this city will be inspected as
follows Company G, July 18th Company
A, July 18th Cadets, July 19th, and Com.
pany B, July 10Th. The inspecting officers
viii be Major Carroll, assisted by MAJOR
Wallace and Captain Sheehan, of the brigade
staff. M. j. Finn, of Company G, has been
appointed orderly on the Brigadier. Generals
staff, with rank OF Sergeant-Msjor. Corpo-
raj J. f. Best, of Company B, as acting or.
derby on the brigade staff
OFFICERS INsTALLED.-B. c. Brown, D.
ID. G. NJ, assisted by the grand officers, in
stalled the officers of Capitol Lodge, 70. 81,
10. O. F., last Friday evening as follows :
John Plat. n. G S. A. Wolf, V. G.;P. J.,
Hickman r. s.: J. f. Slater, Treasurer AL.
bert Hart, W; A. II. Powers, R. S. of N.
G.; George Lemke, l.. S. of n. c.; George
W. JhChsDut S.g OoOISc d. Dlu6, ~, D. D..
F. P. Lowell, l.. S. s.; j. M. Henderson, L.
G.; W. A. Slepman, r. S. of V. G.; J. W.
Johnson, l.. S. of V. G. After the installa-
ton the officers and members retired to the
banqueting- room and partook of fine COLA
ton.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat.
urday the following business was transacted
John Luudberg. drunk, forfeited his de.
posit Michael Sullivan. drunk, was dis.
charged on payment Of the Court costs. NJ.
Neary, charged with battery, same order.
All Hung, selling liquor to indians, contin.
ued VIM. Stone, of the battery of his wife,
was found guilty, and will receive sentence OF
the 18th of July. Willie Sayers, battery, die
charged. Charley Antoine, held to answer
for the murder of VIM. O'Neil. Bill Boone
held for the same crime.
COMMERCIAL following vessels have
arrived since last report: Steamer Varuns
from the upper Sacramento, with barge o.
grain in transit. Steamer San Joaquin No. 2
from San Francisco, with general merchandise
and a barge for the upper Sacramento
Steamer G. NJ. Small, en- route from Sar
Francisco to Marysville. Departed Steamer
Varuna. for the upper Sacramento with
q barge of merchandise. Steamer San Joa
quin No. 2, for San Francisco, with barg,
load of grain.
CITY TREASURY REoEIPTs.-The following
were the receipts for the week end
ing Saturday, July s, 1882: L. D. SERVER
water rates, 81, O4O rs; S. R. Caldwell, Gem
etery dues, $50; N. A. Kidder, hsrbo
dues, SO; George A Putnam, city licenses
s275 50; ditto, dog licenses, Sill Sc; E. III
Mckee, sale of old school building. 500
W. A. Henry, Police Court fines, SIS j. G
TubSs. Justices fees, SIP so 2. Ii. Cog
gins, Justices fees, ST. Is. Total, 81, S22 rs
AUCTION SALE.-sherburn & Smith, auc