Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04
The Last Storm.

The Last storm.
WOODLAND, November 3d.-The rain for
twenty-four hours up to noon to-day was l. 80
| inches for this storm, 80 inches for the
season, 8 SO inches. The wind is south, and
the clouds lowering.
lone, November 31.-Fifty huudredths of
an inch of rain fell here last night giving
! $50 inches tor the season. against SO of an
inch to an equal date last year. The weather
is warm, ana the grass and early.sown grain
growing finely. The farmers are realizing
good prices for their crops, and the outlook
for another good crop year is quite favorable.
NAPA, November 3i-A heavy rain has
been falling for the last two davs. The total
amount for the season lie & 67 Inches. The
prospects are good for more rain.
MARYsvILLE, November 3d.-Eighty. seven
huudredths of an inch OF raia fell this morn.
inches. This rain is of great heneft to the
farmers. but temporarily inter. upts levee
work.
CESTREvILLE, November 2i.-The heaviest
rain of the season, and the worst storm that
has visited this part for years, occurred here
doing damage to crops that are now cutstand-
ing /; also fruit that was not gathered yet.
THe rainfall for the past twenty.four hours
was l. 90 inches for November, 2.3S; season,
"a. The wind is still south, with prospects
Ut more.
PRINCETON, November 3d.-One inch ard
quarter OF rain fell here last night, making
so inches for the season.
SANTA Rosa, November Sd.-The preced.
ing rains OF the twenty-four hours continued
all through the night, ard ceased cnly this
morring, apparently temporarily. This rain.
fai! Tor the thirty-six hours was 5 20 inches,
and for the season Z, II inches
ARBUCKLE, November 3a.-Two and one.
tenth inches of rain has fallen here.
SAN JOSE. November 3l.-The storm "a
over. 1t rained heavily last night, making a
total for the storm of II of an iuch. TIE
fields have received good start, ard stock
raisers are jubila1t. The ground will soon
be ready for early blowing.
RIO VISTA, November 3d-It started rain
ing last right again, and raiaed about so
inches. The weather cleared at o'clock
this morning.
DowEILvILLE, November 3i.-Rain and
Snow have heen alternately falling the past
two days. There was lightning and thunder
here this ef>ernoon. The barometer indicates
&C early cessation of the storm.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, November 3d--t COM
nenced raining this mornipg at O'Clock, and
SO of an zach had fallen up to 10 A, NJ Total
to date for the season, 157 inches. This rain
will do mueh good. 1t will start blowing and
seeding and grass. The weather is wa.m and
the wind south, frightening the prospects for
the coming season.
ORLAND (Colusa county, November Sd
The storm has raised the water in Thomes
aud Stony creeks, and some slight washouts
in the temporary track have delayed the
trains between here and Tehama.
VIRGINIA New, November 3i-Abaut
six inches # snow fel to-day. The streets
are filed with sleighs.
The Political Campaign.
SAN Francisco, November 3i-A nesting
was held tonight by the Republicans az
Plstt's Hail. It was addressed by Mayor
Blake, Senator Miller Governor Perkins, Geo.
II. Knight, and NJ. NJ. Estee.
TIE Democrats of the Ninth Senatorial
DistTict held an open-air meeting tonight.
John 2. Irish, Captain Taylor, and others
addressed the meeting.
lone (Amador county,, November 3l.-
Senator Farley and Judge Budd, of Stock
ton, are making a canvass through this
county. The election will be close between
the parties, both being sanguine.
NAPA, November 3J.-Lsst week g full
Prohibition ticket was nominated in this
couoty, but since then nearly every nominee
has Withdrawn, aad has declined to run.
REDWOOD CITY, November 81 John r.
G.ascock, Democratic candidate for Con-
gresham at large, is addressing the people
here to. night.
SAN JOSE. November 3d.-Pixley and Dr..
Mcdonald addressed the people at the Cali
fornia Theater this evening.
ORLAND, November Sd.-Mrs Clara Foltz
very ably addressed the people at a Rspubli-
can gathering here last night. The attend
ancs was large, although the night was
stormy.
The Dead Journalist.
NAPA, November 3i-The remains of Mr..
Simonton will be taken to San Francisco to-
morrow, and thence will be shipped East
Mr.. Simonton was in town about five days
ago, and then complained of not being in tie
best Of health. For the past two days he
has been confined to the house. He did not
suppose that anything serious allied him, but
last evening he felt verse, and died suddenly
! at his home Ct heart disease.
A Cb,naman Doomed to Die.
San RAFAEL, November 31.-Hing All
Dick, the condemned murderer, who was
tried, convicted and sentenced to be hanged
about two years ago for the killing of fel-
low convict at San Quentin, and whose csse
was appealed to the Supreme Court, where it
restsd for over eighteen months, when finally
the verdict of the lower Court was affirmed,
was SSutSlCSu Nv GO-uaV Co &c
hanged on the Ssh of December next. The
prisoner seemed the least interested of any
person present. He said iu answer to q re-
mark made By the Sheriff, that the OILY OBJ
jsction he had to the sentence was that tie
time set was too far off. He would prefer to
be hanged at once, so as to have it over with.
The fellow is evidently tired of life, SO he
has already made one attempt to kill himself
Engine and Two Cars Ditchef.
BENIcIA, November 3d.-The west-bound
southern emigrant train ran into landslide
between Port Costa and Martinez at o'clock
this morning, ditching the engine aud two
cars. The engineer and fireman narrowly
escaped with their lives.
Burial OF Clergyman.
PRINCETON (Colusa county,, November 81
Rev. G. w. Humphreys, long and favo-ably
known in the northern part of the State, will
be buried here Tomorrow.
an Event Among the Locomotive En-
ainRers.
TRUCKEE, November 31-The fcss engines
| to be turned On the new round.hou turn
table were the No. 156, Sam Reynolds en-
gineer, and the No 6S, r. c. Young en-
gineer. This is considered an event among
| the engineers here. and there has been con-
siderable discussion as to which Of them
| SHOULD have the honor.