Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-14

DAN BUENAyENTURA, November 18th
The official count gives Estee $40 snd Stone.
man 574. while the rest of the Democratic
| State ticket has majority OF IS. Tully
beats Woods 4S. OF the county ticket, the
Republicans elect the Clerk, District Attor.
ney and the Board OF Supervisors. Steele
lRep Ia elected to the Senate, and Stayke
| Dem to the House.
LAKFPoRT, November 13h.-The official
count Of elsctier returns of Lake county was
| completed to-day, with the following result
For Governor-Stopensn $50, Esfee 400;
Cong 1es at LaIge-GIascOck 729. Sum.
ner 726, E1gerton 43S, Morrow 442 Con-
gressman Third Dist,ict)-Henley 719 De
Haven $50; for Joint Senator-Spencer 727,
| Merritt AS /; for emblyman-Crumpton
III, Noel 296.
AUBURN. November 1Ssb.-Placer county,
etfcisl, gives Crutoher, for the Beard ct
Equalization, 1,554 votes, Morehouse 1,241.
Gold Wave.
SoNoMA, November i35h.-Last night was
tie colasst OF tie scssop. The frost was
heavy, the ice this morning being from one
qusrter to half an inch thick. The grapes
out must have suffered, but most of the crop
has been picked, and yields far beyond ex-
pectations.
MERGED, November 13th.-This morning
there was heavy frost here, killing tender
leaves. The first f5cst of the season appeared
on Saturday morning last. but was too light
to affect vegetation. The weather is now
cool and clear, with the wind north.
Dropped Bead.
STOCKTON, November 13th-Thi5 morning.
about O'CLOCK, James L. Wilson, paper
hanger as work for Badger & Bro, went into
his employers store, and while talking vi h
several there. suddenly fell against The stove
and ttea to the floor, dead. The deceased
was native of Maryland, aged AZ vesrs, and
unmarried. He WAS member of Stockton
Lodge, Nc. II, I. o. o. f. The cause OF his
death was cerebral apoplsxy.
Highway Robbery Tn MeTce
MERGED, November 18th A highway
robbery was committed on Front street, in
this place, last night, man named Znkand.
of MaSiposa county, being the victim. he
ssys be was attacked by three men, knocked
dswu, and $63 taken from his personal the
money lie had with him.
Shud's Narrow Escape.
SoNOMA November 13th.-On Saturday
afternoon the 6-yesr.old son of L. Brozoaui,
an Italian, fell from a heavy lead Of wood,
aud was run over. Though one Wheel pissed
over his leg and arm, no bones were broken.
Shaken Up Again.
MENDoCINo, November 1Ssh.-There was
dHStusE 6eIlLIu-kc ttAb alOIR Ine coast IRE
list night about Il o'clock. 1t was quite
sharp.
Aurora BOrealis.
VIRGINIA, November 13lh.-There wes a
brilliant aurora hnreslis here this morning.
b ginning at II o'clock. Ab3ut 2 o'clock the
steamers reached cut over the tail IT the
comet.
Train DsIsyed.
Los Angeles, November 13lh.-The train
from San Francisco, due here at this morn.
ing, did not get ia till $3.50 P. NJ TIE deten-
tion was owing to landslide in the Tehach-
ipi mountains, caused by the recent rains
The Atlantic express awaited its arrival
second Trial OF Clarence Gray for the
Murder OF Theodore Clancy.
REDWOOD CITY, November 13:h.- The
second trial of Clarence Gray, for the murder
OF Theodore Clancy at Santa Barbara, was
commenced in the Superior Court this morn
ing. Messrs, Thornton. Bishop, Fox, Msstic
and Fitzpatrick appeared for the defendant
and Messrs. Thomas, johnson and Deputy
| District Attorney Seague for the people.
The defendants asked for contiu uance, OF
| tbs ground that some of their witnesses were
not present but the motion vas denied T.
was then agreed between the counsel that the
testimony of the absent witnesses should be
! read from their testimony given at the former
trial The selection Cf jury was then com.
| menced, and at o'clock the Court adjourned.
having secured three jurymen during the day.
Following are the jurymen accepted: Samuel
Hall, j. Boycs and John Donald
Chinese Cutting affair.
SANTA Rosa, November 18Th. In a
Chinese gambling house here last night one
Chinaman YVES dangerously cut ty three of
his countrymen, who escaped. A reward of
$500 is offered y Chinaman here for their
arrest.
Commissioner Cones Barn Burned,
RED BLUFF, November 135h.-Yesterday
morning fire occurred on J. S, Cones
ranch, about four miles cas-. OF this place
in q large barn containing 76 horses and
mules, so sets of harness, rs tons OF hsv
and 70 tons of barley. Other buildings adj.
joined the barn, but they were saved. The
fire caught in the center of the barn, which
was $50 feet long, in q room whore two farm
hands were sleeping. Fifty animals were
burned TO death and several more will have
70 be killed. Mr.. Cone leaves for San Fran
| cisco this morning to purchase mules. The
| total loss is 10000; insurance about S. OGO
on the mules.
Boy with Pistol.
STOCKTON, November 3.h.-George Isbell.
q lad 10 years of age, was dangerously
wounded yesterday by bullet fred by a bow
about Is years OF age, and stranger TO him,
whom ne met on the outskirts of the CITY.
lsbell WAS twenty five feet distant when the
shot was fred, and whether it was accidental
or not he did not know. The ball entered
the right side. above the hip, and lodged in
the kidneys. The boy who did the shooting
has not been apprehended.
NEVADA.