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

San FRANCISCO, November 13.h.- This
morning the Board of Election Commission
ers met at the rooms of the Board of Super.
visors to canvass the returns cast at the cleo
ton last wsek. Commissioners Grady,
Cowdery and Humphreys were present. It
will take fully two weeks, 1t is thought, to
complete the canvass. This morning three
precincts were completed in one hour.
| A Husband Complains OF IKis wife's
Cruelty.
SAN Francisco, November 1Sth.-There
| was heard this morning before Judge Evans
the complaint by William Banks for divorce
from his wife, Sarah Jane Banks, on the
! ground of cruelty. The parties were married
In England some twenty years ago. The
plaintiff AID his daughter, Emma Banks, tes-
! tlhed to the acts OF the ALLEGED cruelty, and
! Judge Evans took mater der advise
ment. Tie wife "a not Re. scented in
! Court.
Washed Overheard in 1, Sale.
SAN Francisco, November 1Sth.-The
bark Germania emo into pert this morning
from Departure By. In the memoranda of
the trip she reports that On the q instant,
| IL latitude Az ~ LOrth and ngI QCe 127o so
west, a southeast gals was e. cogntered. a
heavy SEA was shipped early IN the morning.
| Oscar Lewis, IS amaB, vas washed over
board GHd drowned. Tha framework Of the
main pumps was br ke ii IN aiso the side
q the eneins,house. Lewis :. a. native of
Sweden, aged Y years.
The Estate of Theodore lie Roy.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 13-h.-In the
Probate Department CT the Superior Court
to day when the CASE Of the lszate of the
late Theodore lie Roy was called, w. II. L.
Barnes, OF COUNSEL iCr Saliie 4. LIE Roy
formerly Sal!je HinekleY, She acsress), who,
az widow OF the deceased. last week filed a
petition for distribution. a.kettfor a coEtinu-
arce. In cldsr that the clainls ( the petit
tiGner and the other heirs Insy bs heard st
ms same tins, the Court grzut ted contiIu-
ance until November 27.h.
An Insane JIe:her-BEuEks In tIie Pol ce
Cdurt.
SAN FRASCIsCo November 10 h.-About
l o'clock this morning q ioer Stanton fou5d
q woman wandering around Clsra street,
carrying an infant In her arms. She was
taken to the city prison ard booked rs insane.
The drunken roll il POLES Court Number
One this mOrnin- brRced ninety seven
! names. Six were l.s-.sstd, tWenty.six for
feited their bail, amounting 20 $50, and the
remainder were sentenced to twenty-four
hours each IN Che city prison.
Page Banquetta-EEemphi Successor
The Industrial School.
San Francisco, November I3gh.-Con-
gresham Psge was given an elegant banquet
his friends il Oakland and San Francisco.
Rev. DIR. Sprecher was elected tonight
pastor of the Calvary Pres5YsetiAn Church,
TO fill the vacancy caused BY tie resignation
Of Rev. John HempbiIl.
This afternoon the Industrial School Com
Tnittee met 10 secret session, to consider the
recent developments Of the disgusting condi.
ton of sffatrs at that ins:itutiop.
Judgment Reversed and Case demanded
for New Trial,
| SAN Francisco, November Is HIN the
case Of Dsggett, who was convicted Of man
| slaughter in Judge Freedoms Court and sen
| fenced 10 three years and six months impris-
! onment for killing R bart Sheridan on the
| 1lta of November, 1881, the Supreme Court
"a the Judges coDeurriug-has reversed the
| Judgment, and rsmsEdcd tko Sosc fc- 1e.7
trial. The ground upon which the judgment
is reversed is the emission OF the Judge to
charge the jury thss IN determining whether
or not defendant was guilty beyond a reason
| able doubt, bis good reputation as to traits
involved in she charge, if proven, should be
weighed as any other fast established, and
| that il might De sufficient to create q doubt
as to his guilt.