Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-11

CALIFORNIA.
Bank Examined-AdmIfted to Practice
Chinese Laundry License.
/ SAN FRANCISCO, August 10th.-Bank Com.
missioners Litchfield and White have ex.
| amined the affairs of the Security Savings
Bank, which is pronounced solvent, with re-
sources amounting to s1,737. 451 81, while
! the amount due depositors is 81, AIS, COS 20.
Thomas B. Crittendep, Gustave Maize,
| Thomas T. GRADER, Adley II. Cummins and
VIM. P. Lowden, haYing passed satisfactory
examinations, were to-day admitted by the
Supreme Court to practice.
Owing to decision of Judge Field, the
License and Orders Committee have in.
structed License Collector Mcneil to collect
tie license from the Chinese laundries for the
present quarter. 1t is said by the Supervi-
sors that an attempt may be made to frame
an order that will be of avail, but no enthu-
siasm, however, is displayed, the City
Fathers apparently conceding their lack Of
ability or desire to cope with the Chinese.
Ranquef-DIed from Injuries-Animated
Club Meeting.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10th.-To.night
the grand annual banquet of the Knights
Templar Trisnnial Union was given at the
Lick House. About 200 knights and ladies
were present. The banquet was presided
over Dy DIR OsSOod ". wheeler, Grand IRE
late, and Il. E. Sir William d. Gould, p. G.
c., acted as Marshal. The affair proved a
very brilliant and elegant one. During the
evening q number of toasts were proposed
snd responded TO.
James Farley, aged years, died this evening
at the reidence of his parents, I'll Brannan
street, from injuries to his head, received on
Monday, July oath. The boy stated that on
the date mentioned, while he was coming
home from school, he stopped to take a drink
OF water, and that while stooping over boy
named James Wilson, aged 10 years, struck
him en- the back of the head with a stick.
The wound was severe one, and the child
continued to grow worse, and died. James
Wilson, the lad. was arrested tonight on a
charge of manslaughter. Youpg Wilson de.
MES that he struck the deceased Intentionally,
and says he threw stick upon shed roof,
which rolled off and fell on the boy.
A very animated meeting was held tonight
by Republican Club No. z, of the Thirteenth
Senatorial District. Resolutions were intro.
troduced in regard to party bossism, the re-
ciprocity treaty with the Sandwich Islands,
and monopolies, which provoked very
breezy discussion. A very lively debate also
ensued on the question of the constitution
and bylaws, and the manner of election of
delegates to the State Convention. A large
number OF persons were nominated for dele.
gates, but no action taken. This is consid-
cred the banner club in the city, there being
over LOCO members already on the roll. One
hundred and fifty rev members Joined to.
night.
Shot and MORALLY Wounded by Lunafic.
YREKA, August 10tb.-O. Ostermap. n
saloon-keeper in Hawkinsville, shot and dan.
gerously wounded a man named Brown while
in crazy fit, last night. Between u and l
Brown and another man were sitting up with
him on account of being out of his mind.
Brown had extracted the charges from shot,
gun, but the pistol was hid In the night
Osterman imagined that robbers were in the
yard, aud tried to fire the gun, but soon drew
the loaded pistol. which Brown did not think
ne had found, shooting at Brown twice, sup.
posing him to be a robber. One shot passed
through Browns hand, and the second
through his side, above the abdomen. The
latter is considered o mortal wound Oster-
man was lodged in Jail:
Hot Enthusiastically Hurt by n Ram
Residence Burned.
FRESNO. August 10th.-The Thermometer
stood at llO' In the shade at 8 o'clock to-day,
Last Saturday Mrs. Louis Studer, who
lives in the foothills twenty miles northeast
of Fresuo, was bucked by ram, and hurt
80 seriously that she has been confined to her
bed since. She lives alone, and laid until
lues1ay without assistance.
The residence of Mr.. Webb, at Visalia, was
destroyed by fire last night.
Committed Suicide.
Los ANGELES. August 10kh.-An English.
man named Peter Edgeworth committed sui.
eide this evening by taking an overdose of
lsudanum. The deceased was about 30 years
old, and came here from San Francisco some
ten days ago, where ne said he had been a
barber. His effects consisted of two certifi.
Gates of stock in the Ulster Gold and Silver
Mining Company, ard certificate of natu.
radiation issued in Solano county. He is be-
lieved TO have taken the laudanum with
suicidal intent.
Death from Heat.
San BUENAvENTURA, August 10th.-Late
last night news was received of the death of
Max Enderleina. prominent music and
German teacher of Los Angeles, who with
his family, are here on q visit The deceased
was out deer huntirg in the mountains
ten miles from here, and overcome by
heat, young lad with him ran one
and half miles to an oil well for help. Ben
Felt, an employee, went to his assistance, and
found Enderiein with his head lying down.
hill and dying. Felt gave him some whisky
and water, but he continued delirious until
his death, which occurred shortly after,
The body was brought to town. MIR. Ender.
lein was a member of the l. o. o. +. and
l. 0. U. A, which orders took charge of his
remains. Mr.. Enderlein formerly resided
for some seven years in this town, and was
agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.