Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-15
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Escape Of Convicted frain.wrecker.
AUBURN, September IA h. = Last night
Sheriff Boggs brought Ed. B. Sseiussel, the
convicted train-wrecker, serving q term of
thirteen years. from San Quentin to Auburn
TO testify in the trial of Rogers and Frazier,
his accemplices, now goirg on. About 1890,
when near the jail. Steinsgel made break,
ran down dark lane and escaped into the
brush. The Sheriff and Deputy fred five
shots without effect. Five hundred dollars
reward is offered for his recapture. Steinagel
is so years old, about five feet ten inches in
hight, weighs about 10 pounds, dark brown
hair, inclined to be curly, full mustache and
chin whiskers of about the same color, rather
full hazel eyes, prominent forehead, heavy
eyebrows. square shoulders, one false upper
front tooth On q plate, and wore dark mixed
coiofed straw hat. reddish-brow plaid pants,
coat and vest of coarss brown pepper-and.
salt cloth. heavy brogan shoes, and had on
patent handouts. Up to p NJ to-day moth
ing had been heard Of the escape.
The Burned Smelling Works 10 be Re
built.
AUBURN, September 14th.-This morning
Superinte ndent Cowles started men to clear.
ing away the debris preparatory to rebuilding
the California Iron and Steel Company's
works at Hotalipg. The new building will
be OF iron, with wooden frames. 1t is the in
tention to have the furnace running "a soon
as possible. The large pile of coal is still
found to be lees injured than expected.
Weather In Humboldt County Ninth
District -Poii,ics-shooting Affair.
EUREKA, September 14h.-The weather
has been unusually warm here for the past
few days, but this afternoon the fog came in
and the thermometer fell about 200.
Extensive preparations are making for the
Ninth District Fair, to commence at Rhoner-
vile on Tuesday next.
Politics is beginning to warm I'D. Mr..
Chamberiip, nominee for State Senator for
this district, left this morning to commence
his canvass.
Two men named Hewitt and McDade en-.
| gagged In fight last night at Dixon's shin.
yard. during which Peter Hahn, an inno.
cent spectator. was shot and will die. Hewitt
has been held in 81, 900 for examination.
Death of Chinaman-Two Girls Arrested
| OAKLAND. September 14th.-A Chinese
domestic died at the Chinese Mission this
mor2inE. from conclusion of the brain. Be.
tore dying. the Chinaman said o white boy
hit him on the head with a stone. which
caused the injury. Mrs. White, Of Alice and
Eighth streets. says he jumped from NOV.
ing train and fell on his head. An inquest
will be held this evening.
W. SoAoiCu SiEAo Is and %
years Old, have been arrested for patti lar
ceny. for stealing fruit and attempting to tap
the till of fruit store.
Trinity COuniy Republicans.
| WEAvERvuLE, September IA sh.-The Trim
ity County Republican Convention met here
Yesterday and nominated the following ticket I:
For Sheriff, James Bowie; Clerk, Champ
! w. Smith Assessor. A. H. Marshall Dis.
trtct Attorney, j. w. Philbrook Treasurer.
NJ. L. Griffin 1.-THE Democratic namineel ;
School Superintendent, George L. Nconan :
| Coroner AVID Public Administrator, Charles
| Lobdell; Surveyor, o. NJ. Loye,idee: dele
gates to joint Senatorial and Assembly Con.
vention, z. w. Craig. s. J. Thayer and G.
Trick. Hon John Yule presided, aud the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. The tickle, is
a very strong one, and gives good satisfaction.
Railroad Activity nj Bedding.
REDDING, September 14th.-The railroad
company has q large number of ties piled I'M.
and almost daily special trains are arriving
with rails. SIDE tracks have been constructed
to facilitate unloading the material to be
used IN the extension of the road NORTH The
cu!veTts are constructed for a distance of four
miles. Redding is filed with laboring men.
| seekiog employment on the road Business
is thriving. and the merchants are in good
hunor. The chances of Rsdiirg gaining the
county seat grows better daily, and the out.
look for Us is indeed bright.
Suicide by Hanging.
PETALUMA, September 14th. - Perrine
Lobee, dairyman, committed suicide by
hanging at bis residence near Novato yester.
terday. Deceased was young man in good
circumstances, was married only five months
ago, and no reason is assigned for the rash
act.
Attempted Suicide by a Yonng Man.
Los ANGELES, September 14th.-Edward
Stackpole, son OF Captain Stackpols, wor.
thy citizen OF Auaheim, took poison at 9
o'clock TO night because of difficulty with
an abandoned woman here whom he was in
love with. His life is despaired of. He is 90
years cid. He made a similar ATTEMPT in
April, on account of the same woman.