Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-25
PACIFIC COAST NEWS,
weather REPORTS.

PRINCETON tColuss county,, February
24th.-Eighty huDdredths of an inch of raiR
fell last night and it is still raining. Ba-
rometer 2 90, and steady. Thermometer 50s.
Wind south.
San RAFAEL, February 24th.-The rain
now falling will do more good than any here-
tofore this season, it being warm and contfn-
uous. L. commenced raining about half-pasE
Z last night, and up to o'clock this morning
2 05 inches fell, making for this season 20Ssl
inches.
NAPA, February 24th.-A warm rain began
last evening, and during the night 50 of an
inch fell making II 80 inches for the season,
against % 80 inches to this date last year.
STOCKTON, February 24th-Rain com-
menced falling here at o'clock last evening,
and continued until about o'clock tbs
morning. The indications are still very
favorable for continuance of the storm.
MARYsvILLE, February 24th.-Rain began
to fall at 10 o'clock last night, and fell ste adj
lily up to 10 this morning, "a of an inch fall
| ing. At noon the rain has recommended,
| with the wind still southeast and sky cloudy
| The river remains low, and is not rising
Though not needed, the rain will do no harm
| here.
| UPPER LAKE. February 24th.-We are
now having the best rain of the season. 1t
| has rained steadily and hard ever since dark
| last night. The creeks are rising rapidly
and are beginning to overflow their banks,
SUIsuN, February 24th.-A warm rain 3
| now falling here, with indications Of continu-
| ing for the day.
Mormon Morality.
SALT LAKE UTAH, February 24th.-EIleE
Hurst, young lady of 16, committed SUI
eide here yesterday with strychnine. She
was seduced a few months ago. and was preg--
| ~ \ - l. IL. l.. i ia
eight couples attended a surprise party, anal
the eight young ladies were all seduesd at the
same time and place.
Fire at Dutch Flat.
DUTCH FLAT, February 24th.-AH ths8
part of Chinatown lying west of Main street
was last night destroyed by fire, bsing for the,
second time within four months Loss, Sl6,-
600, with but little insurance. The FIRE oligI~
mated from the explosion of coal oil lamp.
The Arizona ROuah's Idea of sport Ut "a.
Ball.
Tucson, February 23d-A special srercr
Charleston, A. T., says: a most disgracslWE
shooting affair occurred here at Washing
tons Birthday dance last night. About u
o'clock, when the hall was billed with ladies'
and gentlemen, a crowd of roughs obtained
admittance, drew their revolvers and COM
mence1 shooting at the lights. There were
probably hundred shots discharged ia ana
around the building. Seventeen bullet holes'
can be counted in the walls of the hall TINS
merniHg. Fortunately no one was injured.
A squaw's Suicide.
TUcsoN "a. IT, February 23d.-A special
from Wilcox says: A White mountain
squaw, wife of one of the prisoners of the
late war now confined in Fort Lowell, COM
mitted suicide to-day by hanging herself to
tree nine miles from San Carlos Agency.
| HneapHfary Fire
GOLD HILL (Nevl February 2Sd.-A FIRE
at O'Clock this morning burned two dwell
ings near the center of town. It was plainly
the work of an incendiary, as mattress sat-
urated with coal oil was removed from the
premises during the progress of tie fire. The
places were insured for ST. 800. and probably
cost So 600.