Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-30
tsgsolM DISPATCHES 70 rHs ApooaD.vslos.l
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Relief Yer Destitute Women ana Chiaren
- Transfer of Moneys sEPersiitiOus

Relief Yer Destitute Women ana ChiisreR
- Transfer OF Moneys - sEperstifiOus
sshors.
san FbAKclsco. June 29th-The Supreme Court
has decided that the mayor and Supervisors may
take tht trust blqusst m iCe by Henry Robinson,
which provides that 40o00 shall be invested by
them, ana the ncTuing interest thereon to he paid
IRON time 70 time 70 destltcte ard chill
dr. n o, the city.
special meeting Of the supsIvisors viii be held
Tomorrow, TO consider the tfausier Of the surplus
money in The steet fund 70 the general fund,
amounting 70 30 coo.
Tie cree OF Inc new collier yelling on have de-
serted. Tor th5 that they consider the vessel
uniuuBy.
The Glenn stuFder Case.
CoLosA, June 29th-Jeckaon Hatch resumsd his
arguracut to the Jury IN behalf OF the defendant IN
ciuded It noon. After recess General 10 Hamilton
made the closing argument, at the close of which
Judge Bid ford charged the jlry which at 3:25
P y. retired for deiiberrti0n.
SECOND DlSpATCH.l
CeLUsA. June 29th--l0 P N-Nothlng has get
heen heard from The jury. and the eer era opinion
is that there will be u disagreement Much interest
has Deen manifested Ia the case h.re, and Yet
there are fewer perso ON ths streets 10 night than
usual.
Murder in tae First Degree.
PLACgRvILbs, June 29-h The jury in the ease OF
Is
liberation returned verdict Of guilty OF murder In
the arst degree. The verdict eiYes general salts
faction 3udge Williams Will sentence him Monday,
July ID.
Judge sieeIe's Funeral.
YREKA June 29th-The funeral OF Judge Steele
was 1ae largest witnessed in this county, being
attended by the entire community II Yreka ana
many from other sections Several business housts
and the Court-house were draped il mourning, and
hLgs were IL hslf-nast.
Church Demolished bF "a WbsFiwissd.
MAXWELL, June s9sh-The Methodist Church,
which was under construction and up to tee root,
vas demolished By a whirlsind this evening. u.
II. BOayis was slightly injured.
Fhe Ex- Mission Row.
SAN BURsAvKyrusA June 29th The row over
the Jitle 10 the tX-iIissiou came app1rently 10 8
head his evening sheriff SHoder-ss having ar
rested i've Of the parties VINO presumably intended
10 take t0rciole possession o. the Ist ot july They
81 gave ba. and all setting in the interest u
the IA Mission Transfer Company.
Eos Angeles FIeut5.
os ANGELES June 20th William ?. Olde,, a
49- AGED g yeaTs aud well known throughout
southern iflrni7, disd IN tins CITY ihis morning.
The residence OF Mrs. Swsuwick at San Gabriel,
vas totally destroyed with its contents, last even
ing.
Il J. Harrington for robbing = r0om-nato IN a
hotel here p few nights since OF $50 arrested
a. san FcrGa' DO last evening, and lodged in jai
mere 10 tsy-
Brother Henrig1as, from Chicago who has been
collecting m7rey ior he Church. CT oar lady oi
Sorrows, examined tl-dsy, adjcdszd insane and
wiA b. sent &c the sylun.
Atterap, OF GicA ~ verge Uer Wrongs.
Les AEGsLEs, June z9th.-At O'Clock this even.
ing Miss Juu2e, German gi.l OF II, entered the
Brush electric lghJ work. aud shot ice At j. u
v warren, the electrician, without eject l. seem:
that the parties have been on intimate terms fol
some time I0st and the young woman, tii,ding her
self In psoGhar condition. called Warren 20 hei
house Ibis evening and asked MIN to keep his prom
ise and marry her. Giving her no saiis action, the
young woman became desperate, and attempted hl
life, with the result mentioned. The young womlr
IS respecJaby coonecteiJ Warren has been Aer
about five months, and has horBe good rePuta-
ti0u.