Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
Weather Rain at Last.

Weather Reports Rain at Last.
SANTA CRUZ, January 23d.-It commenced
raining last night, and there has been a
steady down-pour ever since, gladdenipg the
hearts Of the farmers.
lone (Amador county,, January 23d.-A
warm rain commenced falling here this morn
ing at o'clock. 1t was much needed. The
wind is from the southeast, and there is every
Indication of a continued storm.
SAN RAFAEL Marin county,, January 23d.
It commenced raining here about 10 o'clock
last night, and up to o'clock this morning
80 Of an inch fell. This will do an immense
amount of good in this county, as the north
wind that has been blowing of late had begun
to tell on the growing grass.
CLovERDALE (Sonoma county,, January
23d The finest rain of the season COM
menced falling last evening. So far this
locality has had but little frost The crops
never were more promising, and stock is
doing well. The vineyard interest is BOOM
ing, and the demand for real estate is greater
than ever before.
MERGED (Merced county. January 23d.-
The weather has materially moderated in the
last thirty.six hours. The frost was light
yesterday morning, and this morning there
was neither frost nor ice. It is now (10:30
A. NJ cloudy. with a stiff breeze from the
southeast.
PRINCETON (Colusa counsy) January 23d.
Thirty hundredths of an inch of rain Iell last
night. The wind is blowing strong from the
SOUTH and the barometer is falling.
Hopes OF Recovery.
MERGED, January 23d.-AIbert Bronson,
the young man who was shot week ago at
the No. 9 mine, is improving, and hopes are
now entertained of bis recovery. His wound
is in the right side Of the chest, instead of the
left, as first stated, entering about two inches
below the nipple, and coming to the skin just
above the hip.
Eealy at Santa Cruz.
SANTA Cruz, January 23d.-T. NJ. Healy,
NJ p, spoke to good audience in Bern
helms Hall Saturday evening. Applause
was frequent during his remarks.
Seriously Injured.
PRINCETON (Colusa county,, January 23j.
Billy Glenn, Chinaman well and favorably
known in this county, had a runaway Satur-
day, and was thrown out OF the wagon upon
his head, ciusing a conclusion of the brain,
viii; ;h the physician considers serious.
women ChIoroformed by Burglars.
STOCKTON, January 23d.-Three burglars
Yesterday morning at about o'clock entered
the residence of DIR. A. Il. Hudson and chlo-
reformed Mrs. May Reamy and Miss Mary
slept together on the first floor Mrs. Rs1rny
is an invalid, and is accustomed to taking the
drug, and was not so easily affected as vks
Miss Park. While two Of the burglars ram
sacked the house the other stood guard. pistol
in hand, over the ladies and administered
the chloroform to them. Mrs. Reamy. who
awoke at their first appearance, resisted,
but when the leader said to her. "I'll send
you to hell if you make noise," she re-
mained quiet. Trunks, desks and bureaus
were opened, and even the mattress on
which the ladies lay was turned up and
carefully examined. The two Doctors Hud-
son, Mrs. Hudson and Rev. john Hooper
slept up stairs. One burglar pried around
in the room of DR. A. L. Hudson, and
took $50 from his trousers pocket. Mr..
Hooper heard the noise and supposed the
Doctor to be dressing and concluded to arise
himself. The noise he made disturbed the
burglars and they made their escape through
the windows, jumped into wagon in front
of the house and drove off. They were in
the house over an hour. Nothing is missing
but the money taken from the Doctors
trousers and some clothing The silyerware
was untouched.