Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-29

ALTA, June 2Sth.-J. Henderson and j. p
Pollard, of Grass Valley, were thrown from
q buggy while crossing the failr )ad here at l
o'clock this afternoon. Henderson was badly
bruised about the left temple, and sustained
some serious flesh wounds about the body.
Pollard escaped withon. serious injury. Hen
derson at P. NJ is still unconscious, but his
physician thinks the wounds not necessarily
fatal. The accident was caused by the frac.
tious team becoming frightened at locomo-
tive standing on the side track. The buggy
is wreck, and one horse was badly cut.
Fire-The Fraudulent Certificate Case.
NEVADA CITY, June 28th.-A fire yester-
day on Aristorracy Hill. in this city, de-
stroysd barn and its contents belonging to
Frank Guild, and some outhouses belonging
10 john Hook. The loss was about $3.50.
There was no insurance.
The County Board of Education met yes
terday for final action upon the case against
Mary McAuliffe, Maggie Ryan and Ada
Deacon, OF Grass Valley, recently tried for
unprofessional conduct by asking for and re.
ceiving information while writing for teach
ers' certificates. County Superintendent
Hickes and Mr.. Preston voted to revoke their
certificates, while Messrs. Power, Byrne and
Potter opposed the motion. Unprecedented
outsiders, who heard the testimony, are sur
prised at the result. The subject will be re-
vived in some shape when the County Super
visors meet.
Impressive Funeral Ceremonies.
NEVADA, June 2Sth.-The funeral cere-
monies of Gsorge S. Powers, the deceased
mining Superintendent, were held here to-
day, under the auspices of the Nevada Com
mandery. Knights Templar, and were of
very impressive nature. Sir Knights were
present from all parts of this, Sierra, Placer
zkL H. Il.
to the train and escorted to Colfax by large
delegation of Knights. Business generally
was suspended during the progress of the
ceremonies.
The Chico Wife Murderer Held TO Answer.
ORovILLE, June 2Sth.-The preliminary
examination Of the Chico wife murderer,
Schmidt, took place to-day at this place
before Justice Leonsrd. The evidence dis
closed an unprovoked and brutal killing,
without any notice or warning whatever.
He was held to answer without bonds on
charge of murder. He offered no evidence
in his defense, and appeared for examination
without counsel.
Big Hydraulic Monitor.
MARYsvILLE, June 2S.h-The Empire
foundry of this city yesterday cast the largest
monitor for hydraulic mining ever made in
this State. 1t was ordered by the North
Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company. This
does not look like accepting Judge Temples
decision.
The stranded Ship.
BoDEGA, June 2S.h.-There are no reliable
details from the wreck. The ship is
rises on her deck at high water,
leaving her pretty well forward at low
water. Portions of the top sail and top-gal-
liant sails are still set. The steamer Santa
Cruz took the Captain, officers and all hands
to San Francisco this morning.
Body Recovered.
san RAFAEL, June 2Sth.-The body Of
George Reinfeli, the boy who was drowned
with his two sisters by the upsetting of a boat
near Saucelito last Sunday, was recovered
to-day.
Death from Natural Causes-A 208.FOof
Fall.
SAN JOSE, June 2Sth.-The inquest this
evening on the body of Mrs. Isabella Dillon,
found dead yesterday in her house on the
Alameda, resulted in verdict of death from
natural causes.
At hslf-past 8 last evening Santiago Or
dimes, Chilean miner, attempted to climb
upon hosting cage while in motion in the
mine, and fell from the 1000 to the 1900 foot
level, being instantly killed. The Coroner's
jury to-day found verdict of accidental
death, attributable to his disobeying orders.
Report Corrected.
San JUAN SOUTH, June 2S.h.-1'he tele.
gram from Hollister in regard to the shooting
OF Julius Breithbarth is not correct in some
particulars. He has had no difficulty, do.
nestle or otherwise, to lead to an attempt at
suicide. The matter was entirely accidental,
and he is now in fair way of recovery.
A Faithless Vile.
Los ANGELES, June 2S.h.-Ever sirce the
Somerset Thayer affair of few weeks ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer have been living har-
moniously as man and wifa, but the friends
of Mr.. TLayer have constantly told him that
his wife was still running with Somerset,
and was still untrue to him. This Thayer
has refused to believe until yesterday, when
Mrs. Thayer was seen entering Sumerset's
room. Matters were allowed to proceed for
a time, and Mr.. Thayer was brought to the
scene of action. The room was entered by
force, and Billy Somerset and Mrs. ThaYer
were found just preparing to indulge in an
opium debauch. Mr. Thayer few at his wife
in rage, and would have done her violence,
but was prevented from so doiug and taken
from the place. No arrests have been made.
Thayer will now leave his wife, and divorce
suit will soon follow.