Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-30
Arraigned for Murder and Robbery,

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Court this afternoon for the murder and rob-
berry of William Cummings. They both
pleaded not guilty. Dorsey said his true
name was Charles II. Thorne. Patterson
gave his true name as John G. p. Collins
Their trial will come up about the first Mon
day in February. While they were being ar.
raigned to-day the Courtroom was crowded
with spectators, among whom were several
ladies. The prisoners are kept closely guarded
all the time.
A Boarding house Burned.
NEVADA CRY. October 2Sth.-The Banner
Hill clearinghouse, two miles from this
place, was burned yesterday morning. Ev.
erything in the house was destroyed and the
occupants barely escaped with their lives.
The loss will amount to about 81, 500, On
which there is $500 insurance.
/ A $4,000 Bar.
NEVADA CITY, October 2Ssh.-A bar of
gold weighing $50 pounds. and valued at
about S115, 900, was cleaned up in the North
bloomfield hydraulic mine after run of
twenty days. 1t is the largest bar ever cast
in the United States. The bullion was
shipped to the Bank of California, San Fran.
cisco.
Charged with Murder.
MARYsvILLE, October 2Ssh. - Matthias
Plumer, alias Bloommer, whose picture is in
the rogues' gallery at Sacramento, is under
arrest here, charged with the murder of Fred
SCHNEIDER, on Monday last.
A Fatal ballroom Quarrel. ~
SAN ANDREAs, October 2Sth.-A l.. Burn.
ham shot and fatally wounded William Quig.
gle during q difficulty that occurred in bali.
room at Cslavaritas last night.
A Poisonous Drink.
STOCKTON, October 2Ssh.-Mrs. William
Taylor to day took drink Of cyanide of
potassium from tank in a store, supposing
it to be water. Prompt medical attendance
saved her life. -
Opposition to Oieomargarfne.
| WATsoNvILLE, October 2Sth.-William V.
Gsffey, a leading dairyman of this vicinity,
has issued a call for Convention of Dairy
men OF this county, to meet in Santa Cruz
on November LIST. in order to form protect.
i've association. They intend to use their ut
most eHdesvors to procure the passage of a
law to prevent the manufacture of oleomar-
garine. Almost every butter-maker in the
county has expressed his intention of joining
the association.
A Prohibition Ticket.
| NAPA, October 2Ssh.-At meeting of the
Prohibition County Convection, held LAST
evening, the following county ticket was nom.
mated: For Assemblyman, Rev. Geo. Cliff
ford; Sheriff, H. II. Briggs: Treasurer,
Frank Turton; Clerk, s. L.. Dickey, Jr.:
OF
Schools, Z. II. Coffman Surveyor, George
j. Turton.
Burned to Death.
MERGED, October 2Sth.-At Los Bsnos, on
the 18th instant, Mexican named Roder.
Igus Espina was arrested and placed in the
lookup for petty larceny. During the night
the jail caught fire and the prisoner was
burned to death.
Body OF Tramps RepuIsed.
FRESNO, October 2Sth.-Fifteen trsmus at.
tempted to board the freight train here to.
! night, but the prompt and effective use of
the brakemen's muscles frustrated their plan.
Most OF them were subsequently arrested by
the Sheriff.
Thrown from q Buggy and Killed.
MARYsvILLE, October 29th,-Mrs. FANNY
N. Wight. wife of Supervisor A. S. Wight.
of this county, was thrown from a buggy last
evening and died soon afterwards.
Large Funeral-Advancc in Freight Rates
YREKA, October 29sh.-The funeral of P.
+. McManus to-day, under the MANAGEMENT
OF the Fire Department, was largely attended.
Freight has advanced from two to two and
half and three cents per pound from Redd.
ing, owing to heavy roads and scarcity of
teams.
Kicked to Death.
, D0sAHUE, October 29th.-At GuerneviIle.
Saturday evening. Maurice Hsrtwell was
killed in quarrel at Folks Hotel, about
job ct work, by John Tomlinson. Both men
are Canadians. Tomlinson being property
owner and an old resident Hartwell a labor.
er and recent arrival. The deceased was
knocked down and received several kicks,
which probably caused his death. Tomlin.
son was saken TO santa hosa and lodged in
jan. Inc coroner held an inquest to-day,
which was not concluded when your reporter
left,
Australia and Hawaii
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oAS hASoiooo, ocboper A5sa.-lhe brit
ish ship Lealandia arrived here to-day, %
DAYS from sydney via Honolulu With a f,lI
freight and a large number of passenpsrs.
'Ao n
r HONOLULU, October 22d.
trance Of G"nonn barbar o ~ ne, az ene en-,
hawser attached 10 tho Aheut aon 80 tP s u
., sSo ,aus 81 hot sug, ABOUT soo OF the cargo
Fortv.nino Sorwsni.p az SaSo st,,
HItcbcock nantat;o5 on acoot IS ,;,. 30 sne
derstanding abont wages Tbe Nrr,;, s SUI
said to be the scum OF the Drammen' Mr. Griss
gable in ootnc . ~ mug tbs mas 9een mdetat
men "' VIZ ''eie''' Vi MS country
, | IIntad S,o,o, ,.;.;...- ~. :. -
, | c.nta;n RaIInan ns a. 1890 !" ceo.aPsny Win
SIiar. ooa -, NJ; ' nc Shi i. States steamer
Darnns To make an esculs IN ,hroo 81 Governor
tba;r .nnma, no.t;u 10 fy nasS luSs peen holding
arrangements coninn,,, ,;,t ~ tney nave Iiaoe
on0 Jn,nass 81 a,aoo.s u Immigrants. ABOUT
months. siso nno p. !, ne noa he1t Twelve
1 Ta aso zvVo ror'uguese and LOCO Germans
and children pays '"' pa''AseS Vi the women
,ha, am Uroson mas last issued proclamation
Tha, a \; s 5 S .she pace feoraary 18th
tbs, nn,ahfs exs u VI preparation now made for
The receipts AT the Hono,u crz.or,. ho,s.
,r,,sn.iv ta ~ t sue , hohoI mouse are
urssert at :, ror ms small country. AT the
viii be fully half million dollars sr reeeip's