Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-13

Inc huDa County Dem0cfats-sefiOus
Accidents-The MERGED Murder Case
Another Artesinn Well In Tulare-Fire.
mems Tournament at Santa Cruz-MOre
Chinese Due Transfer OF kailread Tax
Cases-Efc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uNIoS.l
Transfer OF Railroad Tax Cases-More
Coolies Due-Yale College EXAMINATION.
SAN Francisco, june 12th.-Records OF
proceedings in the following railroad tax cases
have been filed in the United States Circuit
Court as follows: From Tulare county-Two
cases entitled, The People of the State OF
California vs.. The Central Pacific Railroad
Company, and two cases against the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company. From San Joa,
quin county-Two cases against the Central
Pacific, two against the Stockton and Cop,
peropolis and two against the San Pablo and
Tulare Railroad Company.
The British steamship Conopius, which
sailed from Hongkong with cargo OF from
900 to 1000 coolies on the 10th of May, is
| due at this port, being now twsnty-seyen
days out.
On the 90 h nj 3O.h of this month and the
| LIST Of July examinations will be held in this
citv for admission to the varions departments
of Yale College Professor Sill, late OF the
University of California, is authorized BY the
| Faculty Of Yale College TO furnish all IN
| formation to applicants.
State viticuItural Commission.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12th.-The State
| Viticultural Commission held It's regular
semi.annual meeting o-day. The Committee
on Distillation, Counterfeits and Adultera-
| lions submitted its report, approving OF the
Clardy bill now before Congress, and calling
on the California delegations In the Senate
| and House to secure its passage. The report
was adopted. The committee was Instructed
to ascertain from the Revenue Department.
| whether the introduction OF artificial aids to
| fermentation does not subject wines to a tax,
under the existing laws, tor the amount OF
| spirit produced from such substances, and
whether pure grape spirit cannot be added
without liability to taxation. the Board in
| structed the Chief Executive Officer to en-
| forca the quarantine rules on grape packing
boxes. Adjourned to July 10sh, when the
election of officers will be held.
Case Dismissed for want OF Evidence.
SAN Francisco, June 12;h.-In the Supe-
rior Court to day, ON motion Of the Prescott
| ing Attorney, all the cases against Ill. 5.
| Tbbey, the dsfaulting Secretary of the Du-
pont Street Commission, were dismissed, on
the ground that no sufficient evidence is OBJ
| tainable to convict.
Justice Field or the United states SUI.
preme Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juae II h Justice Field.
| of the Supreme Court of the United States. is
| expected here tomorrow. He will hold
| term of the Circuit Court, and remain on the
coast about three months.
WOrkinymen's Resolutions.
SAN Francisco, June l2ih.--A meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Work.
ingmen's party was held tonight at the
| METROPOLITAN Temple. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that neither political party
was making the Chinese question para
mount issue, and p.edging the workingmen
| to support men for offce who are
first, last and all the time sound
on the Chimes, question; declaring in
favor of an honest, incorrupt municipal ad.
ministration, and q courageous Board of
Health also requesting all honest and indie.
pendent workingmen of the city to hold
themselves free from all entangling political
alliances, until the workingmen present
platform and candidates which will meet the
requirements of the hour.
San Franchises Death Record.
SAN Francisco, june 18th. = Twenty
three deaths were reported at the Health
Office to-day. Only one death was reported
among the Chinese. The death rate among
the Chinese within the city during the past
week was less than that of any previous week.
The Steamer strathairly Libeled.
SAN Francisco, June 12.h.-The steamer
Strathairly was libeled in the United States
District Court to. day for 800, 800, this being
the aggregate penalty for the excess Of passen-
gers over the lawful number carried By that
vessel during her recent voyage from China,
and for other violations of law.
| Fourth OF July.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12th.-Preparation
| for the proper observance Of Fourth OF July
| have already been commenced by the citizens
of San Francisco. Several hundred persons
have been appointed Committee of General
| Arrangements, and will hold . meeting to-
morrow evening".
JubiIation at Marysville Over the Debris
Decision.
| EVANSVILLE, June 12sh.-The news of
Judge Temples decision in the Gold Run
case causes great excitement and rejoicing.
| The streets are full of people exchanging con-
bonfires, and brass band is playing. All the
bells in town are also ringing. The news
came too late for anything but impromptu
expressions of general delight. By remark.
able coincidence an immense bank of black
clouds, from which lightning is almost inces-
sanity flashing. extends over the hydraulic
mining regions
Mining Case Decided.
| NEVADA, June 12sh.-In the suit Of Hill &
| Hill vs. Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Com:
pany Consolidated, Judge Caldwell to-day
rendered decision in favor of the plaintiffs,
granting them Judgment for one-tenth Of the
| entire ditch and mining property owned by
the defendants, which will amount to about
| $4,000. The suit has been in progress for
the past four years. The case will probably
be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Serious Accidents.
| MARTINEZ June 12sh.-A man named
Thomas Davis fell off the hind car Of train
| No. l, near Port Costa. Sunday afternoon,
sustaining fracture Of the right arm and
leg. The leg will have to be amputated.
FRESNO, June 12.b.-Yesterday 12-year-
| old son of George Manuel was thrown from
| q ditching machine on which he was riding,
causing fracture of one of his legs above
| the ankle.
More Democratic Delegates.
WOODLAND. June 12th.-The Democratic
County Convention was held here to-day, and
| elected eight delegates to the San Jose Con-
Hershey, Judge j. C. Bell and Colonel F. G.
Russell for the five districts, D. Mcgowan,
). J. O'Neal, M. L Glove, d. O. Adams
and r. w. Pendegast. A resolution was
passed declaring Hamilton the choice Of the
Convention for Governor. The delegation is
for Armstrong for Supreme Judge and Minis
| for SURVEYOR General,