Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

has been done to crops, except to newly-cut
hay not yet baled or stacked.
ORLAND, June 9th-A smart shower of
rain fell here yesterday afternoon, and heavy
showers fell from till this morning.
BAKERSFIELD, june 9sh The weather has
been cool and windy for several days, and TO-
day it has been cloudy. 1t finally commenced
raining about P. NJ, and up to this time Is
P. N considerable rain has fallen. and the
appearances indicate rainy night. Such
weather is phenomenal here at this time.
VIRGINIA New, june Shit was very
cold to-day, with sprinkles Of rain and snow.
Breach OF Promise Case Decided.
SANTA Rosa, June 9sh.-In the suit of
Rosa Griffin against Jonas Bloom, of Heads.
burg, for creach Of promise, with damages
at $50, coo, before Judge Presley. the jury
to- day returned verdict for s.. 200 and
cos ts-about s.. 500 in all.
Track-Laying.
ORLAND (Colusa county,, June 9TH
Track-laying on the Northern Railway will
commence at Willows towards this place on
Monday next.
Meeting Of the Napa Asylum Trustees.
NAPA, June 9sh.-At regular meeting of
the Asylum Trustees yesterday, it was esti-
mated that S45 900 would be required to
maintain the Asylum for the next three
months. The committee appointed to in
vestigate the matter have reported that they
find irregularities in the accounts of the stew
ard, but the amount is not yet ascertained.
A Ton OF Powder Burned.
SIEGE, June 9sh.-Last night fire &C.
Cured in the playhouse of the Tonite Powder
Works at this place, and about one ton Of
powder was defagrated. No one was injured.
The fire is supposed to have been caused by
some incendiary. Damage, $1,000.
The Carter Murder Trial.
PLAcERvILLE, June 9th.-In the case of the
People VS.. Carter, second trial for murder,
the prosecution is represented BY Attorney
General Hart and Hon. Geo. 81. Inghsm,
District Attorney, and the defense by Messrs.
Blanchard and Carpenter.
Missing Man Found Dead-Teachers' In
sfItute.
YREKA, June 9th.-Wolford, of the south
fork of Scott River, who has been missing for
over two weeks, was found in cave about
three miles from his ranch, above Callahan's,
with the top of his head blown off. The gun
was found between his legs, and was dis.
charged by his foot
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Residence Burned.
GRASS VALLEY, June 9th.-Last night the
residence of John MINIS was destroyed by
fire. caused by the explosion of lamp.
Imprisonment for Life.
SAN JOSE, June 9th.-Jose de Ia Cruise
Sofa, convicted of the murder of Alex. Male
at Mayfeld, on the 4th of January, was to-
day sentenced by Judge Belden to . life term
in San Quentin. No motion for a new trial
was made, but an appeal to the Supreme
Court will be taken.
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SAN JOSE, June 9th.-An atrocious muir
der was committed at Los Gatos at o'clock
last evening. Mrs. Guadalupe Flores, aged
20, while on her way from Rogers store to
her house, was wayiaid and stabbed i've
times. When discovered she was in dying
condition, and expired in short time. Cir
cumstances point to John Warsely, her
former husband, as the murderer. He was
released from the State Prison last April,
having served two years for grand larceny,
and returning to San Jose found that his
wife had obtained divorce during his alb
sence and married Flores. Last Tuesday In
a house at San Jose he exhibited dagger and
said he intended to kill Flores and his wife
at the first opportunity. He has not yet
been apprehended.
Stockton, june 9sh.-The San JOAQUIN
and Sierra Nevada Railroad reached Wood
bridge, in this county. yesterday, and the
people of that neighborhood joined in gen.
eral rejoicing over the event. Last night,
about II o'clock, a young man named John
O'Brien, a resident Of Woodbridge and EN-
plsyed on one of the locomotives, having I'm
ished his work of cleaning the engine, started
down town toward hall where dance was
being held, with the intention Of seeing his
mother, whom he had learned was there. On
his way he heard a crowd of men in Plum
mer's saloon singing and shouting. and
stopped in to see what was going on. O'Brien
minutes after entering the saloon some ope
called to him from the sidewalk, expressing a
desire to see him for few minutes. O'Brien
went out, and Immediately the unknown man
plunged knife through his heart. A physi.
clan was summoned, but life lasted only
few minutes. But one man appears to have
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