Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-02
Weather Reports.

CALIFORNIA.
Weather Reports.
LARYsvILLE, November 1st.-Thirty hun.
dredths OF sn inch of rain fell this morning.
Total TOR the season, 81 Inches.
NAPA, November 1st-A heavy rain fell
during all last night. Il will do much good
to the grass and feed which has started since
the early rains.
PETALUHA, November 1st.-Several heavy
showers feil here between midnight and day.
| light. 1t is again raining lightly at7P. NJ
| with prospects of wet night.
SoNoMA, November 1st.-Early this morn.
| ing we had heavy fall of rain. The weather
| is now threatening.
| MERGED. November Isl. = The weather
throue bout the day has been calm and cloudy.
| with stormy indications # rain, At present
writir - P. NJ. the clouds have passed away
! and the stars are shining.
| The Campaign.
MERGED, November 1st.-Stoneman, can.
didate for Governor. together with J. r.
Glascoek and w. w. Foote, addressed
Democratic meeting in this town tonight.
| CARSON (Nev.l November 1st.-A Rspub.
lican mass meeting was held here tonight.
Senator Jones spoke. followed by Z Strother.
|
What Is Home without a Mother,
SAN Francisco. November 1st.-Appie
| Rowe was to day found guilty in Police Court
No. One of cruelty to children. Last Sat.
| urday Mrs. Rowe met one of her children
| on Mission street. and by way of showing
her maternal love bumped its head two or
| three times against brick wall and struck
| II with her clenchsd fist with sufficient VIC.
| lence TO cut lis mouth.
Another Project TO Bring Water into San
Francisco.
SAN Francisco, November 1st.-Theodore
Lumby, solicitor of London, is at present
| in the city. 1t is understood that he comes
in the interest of an English syndicate which
has been organized for the purpose Of bring.
ing water froEl the Blue lakes to this CITY,
In the course Of conversation Mr. Lumby
said: i" have been sent here by a number
Of London capitalists, for whom our firm do
business, to report the possibility of in.
producing the waters Of the Blue lakes Biue
creek, and MokelumBe and Alpine lskss. into
this city. The capital l represent mas al
ready purchased the Blue lakes, with It's fifty
miles of canal, lumber and hydraulic ilter-
ests, and for nine miles Blue creek canal,
having a carrying capacity for 100 900, coo
gallons OF water each twenty.four hours. All
the engineering plans and sp cifcations for
the work have been accepted and approved"
Declined 10 serve-ReaI Estate Sales
New suits-Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1st.-J, J.
O'Brien. Democratic nominee for School Di-
rector, has decired to serve John Cahalin
has been appointed by the County COMMITTEES
to fill the vacancy.
Duling October there were 1873 sales of real
estate, OF 8 total value of 81 013 76O.
During the past month go Lew suits were
brought in the Superior Court.
A fire to. night at the foot of Montgomery
street destroyed the Shelter Cove Bath and
the boat house of the Triton Boat Club. The
loss will probably reach $1,000.
Arrival from the OrIent-AdvIces from
WOnskong and Yokohama.
SAN Francisco, November 1st. - The
steamship Oceanic arrived from China and
Japan this evening, bringing the following
adVices:
YOKOHAMA, October 18th
The Mikado is confined to his residence suffering
severely from a peculiar Japanese disease called
| kakke.
The cattle plague is alarmingiy prevalent in the
southwestern PROVINCE
Floods in the central provinces have caused great
less of life and property. Small villages were swept
entirely away, and thousands of persons report
| ed drowned.
1t is reported that the Navy Department has peti.
TONED for $40 100000 to purchase ships of war
| The money could not be raised without enormous
sacrifices, but something will probably be done.
Jspan's management of the Coreau business has
been excellent. The ambassador dispatched from
that country to tender apologies to the Mikado ar.
rived in Toxic, October 18th. Everything has been
done to relieve him from embarrassment The
japanese strive to obliterate all recollection of the
| late hostility.
The fleet Of ships engaged in seal and otter hunt.
ing, fragrant violation of japanese rights and e.
garded with indignation by the japanese authori-
ties, who, however, take steps to prevent it. has
returned from the north. The reason why no
effective remonstrance is made is understood to he
that most OF the vessels concerned are from America
No affront from strong power is resented in Japan
The Imperial Prince hauin has started for Europe
accompanied by considerable number of Young !
noblemen.
Cholera is again decreasing
The rice crop is very abundant, and the price has
considerably fallen
HoNGKoNG October 7tb.
The United States Legation at Picking has received
a formal request from the Corean authorities to
convey to the Government at Washington their de-
sire that an American Envoy be sent to Sevul
1t is understood in diplomatic circles that Hi |
Hung Chang will ask the good offices of the Ameri
Minister, with view to a settlement of the Loo
Choo dispute. Considerable bodies of Chinese
| troops are gathered along the Russian boundary
and the building OF arsenals has commenced near
kirin 1t Is supposed that Russian Entertainments
are apprehended
A remarkable Imperial edict has been published.
dealing with the case of Tai In Kun, father of the
Corean King, and author Of al! the recent mischief
in that country. After reciting well.known facts
it states that the future of Tai In Kun has
| been left to the judgment of Ii Hung Chang and
| InaIE Snu SnenS, VINO nave decided that he shall
be confined during his whole life in the CITY, Cbna's
action throughout the Corean affair has displayed
| the greatest activity and promptness Everybody is
endeayoring to solve the problem Of her unprece.
denied conduct
The French officials in Tonquin are said to be or
ganiZing force to drive away the Chinese troops
sent dow from Canton for the defense of the Anne
! mite territory.
Four Epglishmen belonging to the customs serv.
ice of China, with several Chin ese associates have
been sent to Corea to establish customs stations
| there in Chinese interests.
suicide at Port Costa.
BENIcIA, November 1st.-The fourth assist
ant engineer of the English steamship Silver
| town committed suicide at Port Costa to-day
noon, by cutting his throat. Cause, delirium
| tremens
| The Races at GtlrOy.
| GILRoY, November 1st.-A large crowd
was in attendance at the races to-day. The
unfinished race OF yesterday was won by
Gray Jake in 2:493 In the novelty running
race, single dash of mile, between Quien
Sabe and Picnic, the latter won the first
quarter and Quien Sabe the other three
quarters. In the trotting race for The 2:51
\ class, Sorrel Frank, Gray jake and Billy
Matthews were entered. Gray Jake won.
Bsst time, 2:42. Billy Matthews took the
| third heat.
| ARIZONA.
Assassination Of n Miner.
TOMBSTONE. November 1st.-Joseph III.