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

MARYsvILLE November l0sh. - Suffer
county. complete. gives Stonemsn sec. Estee
426, Mcdonald 1873, Dsggett sd, ConkIin
49, Sims 1i5 Ross 500, Sharpstein 5Sl.
Hunt i56, benson 5S3, Brunson &C. Temple
ia, Thompson $50, Pedlar $40, Winchester
rs. Dunn 574 Davies 52S, Rice rs, January
5S5, Well 527, Mullen So, Marshall S55. Hart
I'll Gould So Wiley 577. Mimic 52S, Hill 90,
Mccarthy 5S5 Gross 527, Crowhurst SO,
Welcker 5S4, Waterman $50, Grant 81. Sum-
ner $50. Glascock 595. Edgerton $40 Nor
row $50. Hotchkiss 81, Yarnell SO, Henley
$50. DE Haven 543. Graves Go, Carpenter
go, Reed ESQ., Andrews n. Wilcoxon 74S,
kimhall 39l, Coin IS Spillman 49l, Chan.
der 595, Fertns 6lS, Hull 567. The Repub.
licans elect the District Attorney and Sur.
veyor. The other county officers go to the
Democrats.
MARYsvILLE, November 10th. - Yuba
county vote on Governor complete Stone
man, lob; Estee, 1877; Mcdonald, 247.
MARTINI, November l0sh.-Budd's ma
jority over Page in this county is probably
ninety.
SAN ANDREAs, November 1Oth.-Budds
majority over Page in this county is 50.
Cutting ARRAY Between Conyicts.
SAX RAFAEL, November 10sh.-Last night
cutting atfray occurred between two Chi
nese convicts at Ssn q lentin. The particu-
lars are as fellows They were all mates and
also worked in the jute factory, and at night
they were allowed to take sacks with them to
their cells to sew, getting small amount Of
money per 100 sacks for sewing them. One
of the Cinnamon was lying in his bunk, and
the other was at work sewing, having one end
OF the sack tied to the head Of the bed on
which the other WIS lying, who protested
against it being 50 tied, as each stitch caused
the bed TO shake. The one sewivg refused to
comply, when the other jumped from his bed
and commenced slashing him with knife,
cutting him no less than twenty.eight times,
and leaving him in a terrible condition. The
doctor at the prison says he cannot possibly
live over few days at the most.
An Old Man Killed by Fall.
SINGLE SPRINGS, November lOsh.-G.
Barrett, of French Creek, near this place.
to-day fell from a wagon, which caused his
death IN one hour and a half after the acct
dent. While ne and his son were driving
under tree, he leaned over TO escape limb,
and fell upon his head. MIR. Barrett was
over 90 years old, and an early pioneer of Ell
Dorado county. He was much esteemed by
the community.
The Piainsburg Tragedy.
MERGED, November l0th.-Char!es Rsyn.
N.ao, oSSoSSo Va haAbS VIC suOL tLdL
Walter Turner at Plainsburg on the evening
of election day, was examined before Justice
Lander yesterday, and held for trial for man
slaughter. He gave bail in the sum of
1000. There appears to be much bad feel.
ing growing out of this case. as some think,
unnecessarily. believing the occurrence to
have been purely accidental.
Hotel Destroyed 10y Fire.
MENDoCISo, November 10sh.-The LYMAN
House, at Point Arena, was burned at NJ.
yesterday. TIE fire was caused by defect.
i've file. The furniture was saved, but badly
damaged. Loss, $1,000: Insurance, g. 500
But for the energetic efforts Of the people.
many other buildings would have been de.
stroyed.
The Weather.
PETALUNA, November lOth.-A light frost
fell here last night, and ice formed an eighth
of an inch thick.
SAN LUIS OBISPo, November 10 h.-The
storm has cleared away, with fall of 81
inches. Total for the season to date, 3 II
inches.