Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-31
Missing Raai SAFE.

| Is, which contained two Creek fishermen,
arrived here safely to-day from Astoria.
| They sailed from Astoria on the 14.h instant.
| This is the boat which was reported lost The
boat is only small fishing smack. The two
men report having experienced rough time
New Trial Denied.
SAN FRANCISCO. August Both. IT. S.
Colusa county. July 16, 1877. After two
trials, Morrine was convicted of murder in
the first degree and sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment. The case was appealed
to the Supreme Court on the ground of error
in the instructions to the jury, but new
trial was denied to-day.
Chinese for China-vcsseIs In Port.
SAN Francisco, August 3OEh.-The steam.
ship Oceanic sailed this afternoon for Hong.
kong, via Honolulu, with 80 passengers and
$50 Chinese storage passengers. The latter
nearly all had registration certificates, and
the majority are going back to China merely
on visit.
at present there are thirty-three wheat
chartered vessels in port, aggregating AZ, l57
tons capacity. Last year at this time the
chartered tonnage was go, 479 tons. There
are also thirty.ssven vessels in port Olsen.
gagged. whose aggregate capacity is about
49.95S tons, while last year at this time the
disengaged tonnage was but $3.50 TONS
Verdict OF suicide-sudden Death OF n
WomaE-Burelary in the Second Be
gree.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30th.-The Coro-
ner's jury in the case of Bennett G. Allen,
of Olklard, who died from dose of arsenic
on Tuesday. rendered verdict of suicide.
The verdict stated that he took the fatal drug
while labofing under a fit of temporary In
sanity.
Mrs. w. j. Burke, native OF this city,
aged "a years, died very suddenly to-day at
No. Moulton street, of pulmonary CON
sumption.
John Murray and Robert Davis were ar.
rested this afternoon upon a charge of burg.
larry in the second degree. 1t is charged that
they feloniously entered the Spanish church
on broadway, near Mason street, and stole
silver candlestick from the altar.
The Hesing Canard-No RevoIu,ion-RaiI-
road Connection.
Los ANGELES, August 30th.--Don FL. Bar.
ting, OF Guaymas, a mining partner of
Boss Hesing, who arrived in this CITY TO-
day, says that the reported killing Of Hesing
is canard. He left Hesing but q few DAYS
ago miles away from the scene of the muir.
der. he says the report grew out of the
killing by Apaches of two men named Chord
and Noble, whom Hesing had sent to Quay.
mas to procure money to pay off his hands.
DON Barting further denies all the stories
in circulation in reference to a revolution in
sonora. He says the Government has merely
called out troops to suppress the Apaches,
who have recently become very bold in that
State.
Don Barting says direct railroad connec-
tion will be made between Benson and Quay.
mas in few days.
Death Of San Matco County Pioneer.
REDWOOD CITY, August 30th.-Ygnacio
Miramontez departed this life at his home
near Searsville on Tuesday. He was native
Californian, and his death makes another
break in the ranks of the old men who figured
in the early history of our State. He was
born at Spanishtown. in this county, in 1911.
thus making him II years of age at his de.
mise. At very early day he located near
SearsvIlle on 400 acres of Ell Corta Madra
Rancho, where he passed the remainder of
his days, being one of the Oldest residents of
| that valley. A family of five sons and two
daughters were the fruits of an early mar.
riage, five Of the children still being among
the living. Three of them are married and
dustrious man, and always noted for fair
dealing in all his transactions with other
people.
Judgment for Defendant.
SAN JOSE, August 30sh.-Judge Belden TO.
day gave Judgment for defendant in the suit
OF A. French, Justics of the Peace of Mil
pltas township, vs. the county, to recover
fees In 1S3 Sunday law cases brought before
him. The question of jurisdiction was not
considered, the Judge holding, as the cases
had not been tried, that French had not
earned any fees.
The Races at PetaIum.
PETALUMA, August 30th.-An immense
crowd was in attendance at the fair to- day.
When the races were called in the afternoon
the field was filled with vehicles and the com.
modious grand stand was crowded.
The first contest was trottipg race for the
20 class for purse of 500, with the fellow.
ing entries: Cairo, Crown Point, Starr King
and Sweetness. Sweetness took the lead from
the start, maintaining it to the end, winning
the heat by length, Starr King second,
Cairo third, Crown Point fourth. Time,
2:2I3. The next two heats and race were
won by Sweetness in 2:25h and 2:245.
The next was trottlng race tor Swear.
olds, best three in five, for purse of $500.
Only three horses appeared upon the track
Ned, Debby Mott and Sister. This race was
devoid of interest, from the fact that Ned
took the lead from the start and maintained
1t throughout the three heats. Time, 2:54-
2:479-2:453.!
stack or Hay Burned.
FRESNO, August 3O.h.-A stack containing
about lO0 tons of hay at the McNeal ranch,
near Fresno. was destroyed by fire this morn
ing: 1t was being baled at the time, and the
baling machine was also burned. Loss
about $1,000; no insurance. The origin of
the fire is not known.
Died of His Wound.
YREKA, August 3Osh.-Mitchell Brown.
who was shot by Osterman while in crazy
lit twenty one days ago, died this morning.
Small Fire.
PRINCETON (Colusa county,, August 30th.-
A fire here to-day caused a loss Of $500 no
insurance.