Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-02

- $500 SSHA ~ " shAGH
TO the eng lfe-house. An alarm was sounded.
and The general committee responded, closing
TIER places of business. Williams was
brought before than. He promised TO leave
town forever on Sunday morning Of s o'clock.
Hs was placed in charge Of guard and taken
home to arrange bis family atfair,. Hs tas a
wife and one child. lie is dsspicable char
setter, bia frequent robbing of drunken men
had almost led the citizsns to deal summarily
with bin before. The citizens are new thor
oughly aroused and Organized, and viii Keep
a close Surveillance over all suspicious charac-
ters. Peace and order viii be maintained at
all hsz .rds
starch taken for stry.hnlne. h,
TRUcKEE, Septembe. 30th. A yep.Lnowa
citizen OF Truckee, William H1ilst, c witch
maker by profession, after being under the
iufuence OF liquor fer some days, took il into
bis hesd yesterday to commit suicide. He
went to Booths drugstore and dsmaoded a
dose OF strychnine. Mr.. Booth at first de.
cliEed to give it TO him, but Fl. 7'et Insisting
the druggist finally took 6 piece OF starch and
mixing with it other harmless articles gave
tbs customer the preparation. HolIies at
once rushed to the water faucet, and mixing
the dram, drank it, 1T the same time bidding
the drnggist good.by. After making tina
slime sairsation 20 The friends he met on Inc
street., AID causing some exc;ts ment. he went
nome and declared 10 his wife that she WAS s
widow ana his children fatherless This
morning be awoke to lie greatly to his con.
sternation. $50
Tie Campaign.
STOCKTON, Octobsr fst-Quite large
audience, cpnsideriog tn damp. cold evening,
assemo!en , !turday evening az NJ, zsr. Hall,
20 hear Hon Frank PAGE and \. /. Van
Duzer. Blr. Page received 4 cordial w:l.
come.
ORovnLE, Ooto1er lst.-Han. Barclay
Henley and j. Gl.scnck addressed the reo.
pie here lasS night on the D liticai situation.
Owing to the stormy weather the crowd was
not large, and toe meeting was held in Union
Hall. =
MERGED, September S0sh.-The RepubE.
can Senatorial and Assembly Convention met
here today. and nominste Colonel w, w.
Swadley, Of Alar;posa, for Senator for the
district composed of Mariposa. MERGED and
S5snislaus counties
AT o'clock this evening the Democratic
Assembly Convention for MERGED and Mari
posa counties met ia National Hall, and af.
ter spirited contest NJ. i. Smith, of Mari
p2sa, was nominated, beating ex Senator d.
NJ. Pool, Of Hornitos.
1oNE, September 3O,b.-The Republican
Senatorial Convention for Amador and San
Josquin counties met here this afternoon and
nominated Hon. H. B-ussie
SAN JOSH, September 30th.-The Green.
hackers met this afternoon and nominated
the following Legislative ticket: Senators.
u. +. Gish and Thomas Shannon; Assem-
6lymen, Edwin Davis, Thomas Allen and J.
w. Hslmea. The County Committee was
empowered to fill ali vacancies. 1t was de.
terniaed not to nominate ticket eff .unty
officers.
Jury 0i'agree In u Train wrecLcr Case.
AUBURN, September S0h.-Thi. morning
the jury in the Rogers. Frasisr train wreck or
case received the Judges charge about 1920
retired to consider verdict, and about /
o'clock this afternoon came in and tated thew
mad agreed to tis gres The Luige said he
wonii nos accept this. It would not do after
9ucA long and txpsnivs t.i,. He ssns
then back, saying ne would hear Il en- il
they returle! verde. by in the evening".
and if not he woa'd bs on hand at 10 TO-
morrow mtrnirg. The jury is out at TIL.
evening.
SECOND DIsPATCul
AUBURN, o stoher lst.-At 10 o'clock this
moruipg Judge Myr.s had the train-vr.cLs r
jury brought il 0 CodCt. Iaey had uat vet
came to al agreement, and desired Mascn's
testimony read. The Judge could not order
this done. Sunday being non.legaii dav. ggd
returned taem to the iiairy.room until 10.
morrow msrning. vi
The san JOse FAR.
SAN JOSE. S p.ember 30th.-At the air
grounds this afternoon enc heat of the I'M
finished trosting reoe between Starr King and
CAIRO was trotted and won By the former.
line, z 4lb All the other races have been
postponed uatil Monday on sccoans oi the
rain and bad condition of the ira, X.
NEVADA CRY. September 3Otb. An ole
nan, named Fravel, was found deaa in tn
woods near You Bet yesterday, By team.
Deceased was native of N1rgiais, aged
about ~ years, and h:.I resided at You Bet
Tor long time. His deata was supposed to
nave been caused by heart disease or apo
plegy.
Fire at Eureka.
EUREKA. October 15s.-Tha Star bre very,
property of Joe Aenies, AMI an adj lining
! dwelling, were burned between and o'clock
this morning. B fire the fire department.
arrived the buildings were mass of flames,
! but the neigheoriag property was saved by
the aid OF tutiou7 snow-stcrm, which had
est IL lst befira tae sisrn was struck The
loss is about IS coo; Insured for 81. 900.
A Pioneer Breaks lis Neck.
SIOShIpN. CSp-Std3Sf ~ -lsr2el Ian
| ders, aged "A years, Who lives about six m les
| out on the Co2pesopolis iosa, fell from the
top of ladder while r,plirios a windmill,
this II ming, and broke bis neck Mr.. LIN.
ders was oDe of the '49srs Of California, aud
was highly cssssmeQ By all who kne y him.
He leaves large family OF grown sous aad
| daughters.
The Storm
SHASTA. October 1.-THE rain.storm still
continues. The Sacramento river rose
eighteen inches il one hour yes!etday. The
weather in very cold.
STOCKTON October 1st.-It has been showery
to-day, though these indications fo- clearing
up Low. Total rainfall for the season. 80 Of
an inch corresponding period last year, .03
of 81 inch.
AUBURN, October t.-Considerable rain
fell here to-day.
MISSION SAN JOSE. October 1Ss.-R sin
commenced falling here at p. NJ. to-day, and
continued almost iacessantly until about 3
o'clock. The wea her il cloudy, aud strong
south wind rravai's. icdi,ating more rain to-
night.
San LUIS OBIsPo, Oltsbsr 1st.-Tt COM
menced raining last night at O'clock. and
cleared off this morning If e. littls tsl NJ
damage CT importance was done to tie crops,
and little to feed.
BAKER FIELD, Oeto5er 1,t.-Ii CONNER cad
raining here about 2 A. NJ. AID Continued at
intervals until 8 A. NJ today. No material
damage was done to unsecured hay or other
crops.