Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-07

on demurrf. The allegations are substan.
TALLY the same as in the original com.
plant, SAVE that copartnership between
the deceased and the defendants is set up.
Tuesday hight, in disreputable house on
Broadway, Matt Kerr struck his wife three
heavy bow on the head becanseshe re-
preached him for having taken her jewelry.
He argued that he had right to do as he
pleased with her things, as he was her hus-
band, while she said he had no claim upon
her. as he bad found his affinity in another
woman. One OF the blows cut an artery
on the woraan's head, while the other two
made severe scalp-wounds. Kerr ran away
and was MT arrested.
Abou. o'clock Tuesday afternoon q
buggy containing Simon Ryan and VIM.
Power was overturned by the running
away OF tie horse on Bush street, near the
Cemetery. and both the occupants were
thrown olr. Power escaped with few
bruises, bas Ryan was unconscious when
picked up, ard was found to be suffering
with conc. 9sion OF the brain and fracture
at the bssescf the skull He was removed
to the cit.s receiving hospital, where he
died three hours after The accident The
deceased vas married man.
Quite q large number of citizens sum.
moned to serve as jurors in the case of
Wheeler, the stranger, on trial for the
murder of Adella j. Tiilson, were ex.
amined Tuesday in Department u. and in
every instance the juror was excused on
account OF being unable to give the ac-
cused fair and impartial trial. or for some
other good cause. One Juror was excused
for deafness. being unable to hear any.
thing until the Judge in a low tone of voice
told him that he was excused. A venire
was issued for 100 additional Jurors.
The following has been received from E.
Schieffelin, who organized a prospecting
party and built steamboat in San Fran
cisco to ascend the Yukon "St. Michaels
tAlaskal, July 81, 1882. The New Racket
is tied up to the Alaska Commercial Com
pany's dock, all loaded and ready to fire
up. We start tomorrow for the mouth of
the Yukon, sixty miles to the southard, ;
with Charlie Peterson as pilot. One of
the company's traders is going up to
Nualatto, 600 miles up the river to his
citation. From there up to the mouth of
the Tananah we will depend onthe Indians.
We expect to winter at the mouth of the
Tahanah, and, if lucky. will get there by
September LIST"
Tuesday another lot of rotten salmon
was dumped off the end of the Washing
ton-street wharf, they having landed in a
spoiled condition. 1t is generally under.
stood ROW that the twenty odd thousand
OF these fish thrown into the bay were
caught before the opening OF the season.
and their owners, not daring to expose
them to public gaze until after the lawful
time for their taking, had them concealt d
along the river tules, depending upon the
continuance OF the cool weather for their
preservation. But the warm weather
coming on, upset their calculations, and
hoping to realize something out of the
general wreck, shipped them to this city,
but OF course they could not be used.
The scow schooner Cse sar Bruins, Sunday.
on which was large crew of men. went
| out to the stranded Dublin and took off the
aeck.load of lumber, her sails, rigging. ca.
bies, chains and .water-casks, donkey en-.
CINE, lot of old iron and a portion of her
pump. She will go out again to. day, when
other material above decks will be saved.
| The lumber saved is valued at about $500.
while the other stuff brought in will bring
the amount up to something over 81 COO.
The lumber saved was uninsured, while
that still in the hold is insured for S. 600
The latter was worth about So. 500, and has
been turned over to the underwriters. who
Will probably not attempt to save it, as that
operation will cost nearly as much as the
water-damaged lumber is valued at.