Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-09
Settled In Fnn-The Drowned woman
Identified.


Identified.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 8lh.-Henry
T. Fox, OF the San Francisco Stock Board,
who recently suspended, has settled with his
creditors in full, and resumed business.
The body OF the woman found in the bay
yesterday morning has been identified az II AZ
OF Mrs. Hannah Shay, widow. Deceased
was much addicted to drink. She left hone
Wednesday evening, saying You will see
ne no more. and an hour later was drinking
IL waterfront saloon.
Meeting Of the Yosemite Commissioners.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 9Th. = The
Yosemite Commissioners to-day granted per
mission to the Yosemite Stage and TurDpike
Company to build a stage road to the summit
Of Glacier Point, but refuse the same com.
pany permission to take passengers into the
valley by trail. or in any way impair the
ss6dle-trsin privileges. Permission to build
hotel at Glacier Point was denied. It was
ordered that the road around the floor of
the valley DO completed also 8 new trail
to Nevada Falls. Adjourned to 10 o'clock
Tomorrow,
The 1eati RecOrd-ChiRese Proeuress on
Triai-EafOrna,Iens Filed.
SAN FRANCISCO, September Sth.-Duriug
the week 101 desths We're reported at the
Health Objects males and Sc females,
There were q deaths Of infants under one
year, and 81 deaths occurred liz public insei-
tutions.
The trial of Lin Quai, the alleged Chinese
pTocnress, on 3 charge of importing ChiEese
girls fer Immoral purposes, was commenced
tO-dsv before Judge Hoffman aud q iarv in
the U. s. District Cont.
Information has besn filed in the Criminal
Court against John Gibson for murder All
Low: assault with deadly weapon, and a.
len Wetherbee, assault to murder.
Five Years imprisonment New TrtaI
Granted.
SAN Francisco, September Sth-John
Mohet5 was sentenced By Judge Frselcn to-
Gay to i've years imprisonment for man
slaughter.
To-day Judge freedom granted new trial
TO John Cougdon, convicted Of robbery, OF
the ground that the Court misled the jury in
questions Of law, and on the ground of new
evidence.
Decisi"n In Favor OF Northumberland
and Submitted.
SAN FRANCISCO. September Ssh.-Judge
Sullivan, of the Superior Court, rendered 8
decision to-day ia favor IF the defendants in
the case of Amelia T. Bowden vs. James p.
Pierce, Caroline l.. Maynard and Helen L.
Houston. The trial has occupied FIVE weeks,
and involves property estimated TO bs worth
over $3.50, COO.
To-day the casa of F. Grass We, T. Stark
weather and other members of the League of
Dshverancs, was argued and submitted be-
fore Judge Sullivan. This Is one Of the cases
Of resistance to the Leagues methods, Grssa
is d Fourth-street shoe-dealer
Resolution TabIca-R Republican County
Committee.
SAN Francisco, September Shat q
meeting held tonight by the Republican
County Committee the resolution, which was
introduced at the last meeting, calling upon
the Board of Supervisors to sustain the veto
by the Mayor of the proposed gss contract,
was tabled by vote of II to 5. Commits.
sloner Korbeu introduced a resolution authoc-
iziHg the County Committee TO spDoint dele
gates TO municipal nominating convention.
This resolution occasioned great confusion.
resulting in the calling Of an executive
session. Tbs committee finally adjourned
without having taken any action on KorbslIs
resolution. Korbell then rendered his rsaig-
nation and let5 the comnittee.rooIn.
ANIMAL ECg2tsa-A Financial Expert "a
Work.
SAS FRANCISCO, September Ssh.-The an
nuol regstta Of the Pacific Yacht Club win
take place tomorrow. The following boats
have entered Aggie, Ariel, Fieur de LIZ,
White Wing, Annie, Lille and Clara.
A financial expert is now making thor
ough examination Of tie accounts and vonch-
eFsEs' Home Association, and will submit his
report, If possible, at the Eext mesting of the
Board of Directors.
Proposed Reception neath,
SAN FRANcIsoo, September 8sh.-A meet
ing OF the Presidents of the Democratic Pre-
ciact Clubs was held tonight for ths purpose
ef taking steps TO participate in the reception
OF Congressman Rosecrans and Senator Far
ley. Committees were appointed and general
preparations announced. The President of
Shs meeting stated that the night of the rally
Was not yet definitely fixed, but it viii prob
ably be on Saturday, the 16sh.
Tonight the general committee appointed
to concert measures for the public reception
OF Senator Miller met. d. NJ. Cashin re-
ported that unofficial but reliable informa-
ton had been received from the Republican
State Central Committee, to the effect that
thst body had held meeting and Rad de.
cided to give General Miller public recap
ton, and would take the entire charge of tSe
matter. A resolution pledging the heartiest
support to the State Central COMMITTEES was
adopted.
A. o'clock Tonight man ramed o. T.
Alhee died suddenly at the Philsdelphia
House. en- Bush street. The cause Of death
is not known