Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-24

The Tucson and Gulf of California
Railroad-Man Killed by Train-Dia-
boIical Outrage as Berkeley Blood
Horse Association Rsccs-Eie.
| ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD uNIosl
| CALIFORNIA.
Will RecOver-swindier ConvIcted-For-
| tunste Escape.
| SAN Francisco. November 2Sd.-Ezskiel
Soberanes, who survived the asphyxistion at
the Russ House. is now semi conscious and
Will recover, His brother, Demas, is here
from Monterey where their parents own
| ranch.
| w. n. Wilson, with several aliases, who
swindled firms here and in Sacramento. hiss
been held for trial on three charges of forgery.
ana convicted OF obtaining money under faise
| pretensss.
| Patrick McGlynn fell from building to.
day with derrick, but mirsculous'y escaped
with btuise of the thigh.
Hanging too Good for Him.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 23i.-A man
know to the police as John Doe Henderson
| on Tuesday evening inveigled sixtesn.year-
| old girl, Nellie Fritsch, seeking employment,
iato crossing the bay with him, on the plea of
| getting employment in his family. They
| left the Berkeley cars at the end of the
| route, and when at distance from any
| house Henderson perpetrated a criminal cut.
| rage on the girl. He then took her to hotel.
and by threats compelled her to pass herself
! OF as his wife but watching her opportunity
she disclosed the facts to the laudlady.
| Henderson took alarm and fed across the
country.
Races of the Pacific Blood Horse Assoe!a-
tfon.
San FRANCISCO, November 23I.-This WAS
tho third day of the regular meeting of the
fall races of the Pacific Blood Horse Associ.
| alton at the Bay District Course The at.
tendance was large, and much inter est mani.
tested. The track was very heavy and muddy.
owing to the recent rains The first race was
half mile dash. free for all, and was won
by Douglass in 504 seconds, Garfield second.
Renwick third The second race was for the
Finigan stake for tBo-year- olds, dash Of Que
mile, and was won by Gano in 1:475 Lucky
u. second, Santanela third. The taIrd race
was for the Fame stake for three year-olds
dash Of two miles, and was won by Foster in
S:5l, Judge Mckinstry second, Forest Ktrg
third.
tnformafiOEs FiIed-SLarges 10 be Inyes-
tigated.
San FRANCISCO, November 23i.-The Dis. |
trict Attorney has filed informations in De. !
partnent Two against the following persons /: |
David Kelly, assault to murder; Jsmes Nc. |
Michsel, robbery M. SIattery. assault to
murder; William Gormsn, Patrick and Jerry |
McCauley, L. Peterson, John Phillips and |
Isaac L0kapskey, felony, in breaking and |
injuring the public jail; A. L. Hicks, |
burglary.
The charges which have been preferred |
against Principal Gormap, of the South San |
Francisco public school, will lie investigated |
to morrow night by the Board of Education. |
Police Raid open sireet-C0rner Loafers-
solvent Bank.
SAN Francisco, November Last
night the police officers in the southern dis
trict made raid on a crowd of living statues
who make a practice of ornsmenting"
street corners to gle and insult passing ladiee
The result was the arrest of twenty-four of
this class Of useless young citizens To-day
they were arraigned in the Police Court on a
charge Of violating the o'clock ordinance,
and eighteen were fined S. each and the other
six dismissed. Il is thought the effect will
be salutsEy, and tend to abate this intolerable
nuisance.
The Bank Commissioners. after examining
the Bank OF Wheatlana, have reported that
the condition OF that institution is sound.
SLOW Progress In Securing a Jury-Be-
pariure for China
SAN Francisco, November 23l, - The
work OF impaneling jury to try Carl johann
sen, the Norwegian sailor charged with muir.
der, progresses very slowly in Department
Eleven. The defense is said TO be basel On
the plea of insanity, and it is difficult to OBJ.
tain jurors who did not look with some de-
gree Of suspicion upon that ground of defense
The steamship Coptic, which sailed to-day
for China, took away, besides 70 passengers
| in her cabin, go Cinnamon, all of whom
vyere nroyidad
them to return here.
The Manchester Mariyrs ".Arrested for
Passing Counterfeit COIn-Case Taken
Under Amusement.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 23l.-The eel.
ebration of the fifteenth anniversary of the
execution of the Manchester martyrs was held
tonight at Irish.Americau Hall. under the
auspices of the Emmett Circle of TIE Feuisu
Brotherhood. There was large attendance,
Addresses were made by Judge Ferral and
Phil. A. Roach, interspersed with music.
Late tonight man named Dennis O'Brien
was arrested for passing number Of counter
felt half dollars, at a saloon on Broadway.
and locked up.
Argument in the case of Emanuel Hansen,
charged with the larceny of a promissory
note from the Pacific Bank was concluded
to-day before Judge Rix, who took the case
under advisement until December 7th
Aid for the Pope-The FreehoIders-An
Old Nan Hurt.
SAN Francisco, November 2Sd.-A letter
will be read in all the Catholic Churches of
the city next Sunday from Archbishop Ale.
many, making strong appeal for aid in be-
half of the Pope.
The Freeholders held long sessions this af.
| ternoon and evening in the discussion of va.
| rious amendments to the city charter, The
work OF revising the charter will require some
| time yet.
| An old man named T. M. Wright, while
| intoxicated, this afternoon fell from a saloon
door on Clay street, and badly fractured his
right thigh.
| Justifabie Homicide.
SAN Francisco, November 23d.-The trial
| of Jose Ricardo for the murder of Pablo
Peralto. was concluded in Department Two
of the Superior Court in Oakland this after.
noon. The jury, after very short delibsra.
ton, brought in verdict of acquittal. The
killing was admitted by the defense, but the
acquittal was based on the ground that the
deed was justi6able, being done in self.de-
tense.
The Trial of GIancey's Murderer.
| REDWOOD CITY, November 23d.-The GRAY
| case was opened this morning by the reading
of the testimony given at the former trial By
MIR. Jennings, in rebuttal. Some trouble
ensuet regarding the payment of witnesses
fcom Santa Barbara, and the Judge decided
that several of them should not have been
subpenaed, and refused to order their war.
rants drawn. MIR. Thomas has commenced
the argument for the prosecution, and will be
followed by Mr.. Garfield for the defense.
MIR. Thornton will make the closing areu.
ment for the defense, and Mr.. Jones for the
prosecution.
Appropriation Refused.
| ORoVILLF. November 13i-Orr Po.r5 .,
Supervisors have been engaged all day TODAY
| hearing arguments for and against an appro-
priasion Of 81 600 in aid of the prosecution
Of the debris suits, and have just decided. by
vote Of three to two, to refuse any appro.
| priation.
Killed by the Cars.
| NELSON Butte county,, November 23i-
An unknown man threw himself on the track
In front of the north.bound freight last NIGHT
fnr1r Iailas north of hara