Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-21

To-day Julian Pinto, who in August last
shot and wounded Patrick Bufns, sporting
| man, In lodging house on Bush street, was.
alter hearing before Judge Rix, held for
trial before the Srpf rior Court, upon a charge
| OF assault to murder.
X. Q. AIMEE, recently reappointsd Gas In.
spectoT. has hied with The Super y;sors bis
| official bond in $4,000.
snip captain Released-Thc FfeeboIders.
SAN Francisco, November 2osb.-Wm.
ID. AEON; master OF the whaling bark Lou
United States District Court on charge of
lnhumanly beating the carpenter Of tie vas-
sci, was acquitted this afternoon, The iurv
were only out few minutes.
A meeting OF the FreeheIders took place TO-
day, most OF the time being devoted to read
ing and discussing seria.im the Freeholders'
charter of 1880. They have fairly COM
menced the active labors CT the revision Of
the city charter. Hereafter the Freeholders
viii meet twice each day.
The Industrial School Inquiry sIashed
with Raxor-severe Accident.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 20tb.-The
Supervisors committee met this evening for
the purpose of investigating certain charges
preferred against S. p. Calusi head teach err
at the Industrial School. After examining
some unimportant testimony the committee
ADJOURNED Tor one week.
John Carey was arrested here tc-dsy on a
charge OF assault with deadly weapon. It
Is claimed that Carey drew lazar Surdsy
n1Sht and slashed q boatmap, named John
Burns. severely. The accufe ed claims that he
acted in self-defense.
Captain Cutler, whaffnger at the Mission
street wharf, met with a severe accident to-
day. He thoughtlessly stepped on q cable
which was attached to donkey engine used
in MI Oof fIas rr>t
suddenly started, and Captain Cutler was
pitched forward and thrown violently on his
face, sustaining several gashes and bruises.
Arrests for Drunkenness The ORie,aI
Canvass-Ch:nese Certificates.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 20sh. - The
Police Court calendar to-day had upon it the
names OF "a perscas, including IA women,
who had been arrested during Saturday and
Sunday for drunkenness. Only % Of the
number were able to pay the fine Of s. as
sessed in each case.
The official canvass Of the election returns
is progressing but slowly. only three precincts
having been counted to. day, making 67 of
the total of 49, At the present rate of
progress, the work will be left for the newly.
elected officials to complete in January.
One hundred and forty certificates were is.
susd to-day to departing Cinnamon. of
these, seventy one were of the crew Of the
steamship Coptic, two are going to Honolulu,
one to Victoria aud the remainder to Hong
kong.
Recount Demanded.
SAN Francisco, November 20ih.-A de-
mabd for recount of the vote cast for County
Clerk OF Alameda county has been made.
The application is made by Thomas Eagar,
the Republican nominee. The officisl count
showed that Eagar was defeated by Is votes.
The demand alleges maiconduct cf the Board
-
contest viii be determined at the special seq
sion of tie Superior Court, to be held De-
ceuber 7lh.
Mere Encendiar;sm at Yreka.
YREKA, November 2uth.-A barn was
burned this evening by some iucendisry.
which Indicates that the town is not yet rid of
some desperate characters, or else some luna.
tic. The people are getting considerably ex.
cited again, and are fearful Of an extensive
contagration some night.
Sequel to the Oakland EIopement
Scandal.
TRUcKEE, November 20th.-Upoa the ar.
rival OF the delayed train from the west yes.
terday wave OF excitement was visible il
certain quarters, and although the greatest
privacy was maintained as to its cause. It
finally became apparent that the SEQUEL of the
Oakland elopement scandal was about to take
place in this town. Last Wednesday a vouno
man and lady arrived in Truckee and regis.
tered st the Truckee Hotel as Z, Freeman
and wife. The Saturday following a tele.
graphic dispatch was received by police officer
Reed from Oakland to arrest on suspicion a
certain man and woman, the description of
them answering to that of Freeman and his
companion. They were accordingly taken
into custody and E. message sent to the police
OF Oakland that the arrest had been made.
Yesterday the alleged Mrs. Freeman's real
husband, J. Glockler, arrived in town with
the youngest Child and identified the woman
Endeavors were made by him amidst tears
for reconciliation, the result being that the
couple returned last night to their home in
Oakland.
The story OF the elopement is about as fol.
lows Freeman, whose real name is Frank
Francis, while living for a short time with
his parents in Oakland, became infatuated
with Mrs. Glockler, who is the mother of
four children, the eldest being but IS years
Of age. The infatustion apparently became
mutual, since the wife diRregarded the needs
OF her husband and young family, ran
away ons night with Francis. and for a
time resided with hin in house OF prostitu.
ton In San Francisco. Here. their funds
running low, Mrs. Glockler drew $3.50 from
the back account of her hu band, and started
on the east-bound traiE with her paramour.
At Colfax O temporary stop was made and a
This letter fell into the hands of the Oak.
land officers, who were by it put upon the
right track. At Truckee they had taken up
quarters IN a house of iil-fame. Mrs Clock.
Ter Is about 80 years of age and very pretty.
Her husband is spoken of as . man of high
standing. For years ne has occupied q
prominent position in one of the leading
firms Of Oakland.
freeman is a young man q years of age,
and addicted to smoking opium. He has
been twice arrested on criminal charges, and
bears several aliases TO his name. Mrs.
Glockier Is supposed by some to be insane, but
the prevailing opinion seems to be that she
Is addicted to the habit of opium. smoking,
and to crafty her appetite she took the un,
fortunate step.
Indian Arrested for Murder.
SUsANvILLE, November 2Otb.-A Honey
Lake Indian By the name of Bob was ar.
rested here to-day, charged with the murder
of Pit River Indian last Wednesday. This
murdered Indian was doctor. and boosted
that he poisoned two Of Boh's children and
mother, who died under his treatment some
two years 400