Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
Distinguished visitors.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 19.h.-Charles A.
Dana and ex-Lieutenant. Governor Dor
scheilrer. Of New York, arrived this evening
as the Palace. 1t was reported that Dor
rscheimec was taken sick in Yosemite valley,
but he Gays he only had chill, and is now
quite recovered. Senator j. B. Chsffee, of
Colorado, ia ct the Palace, and E. B. Wash
hutne viii arrive tomorrow.
Murder Trials at Auburn.
AUBURN. April 19th.-The trial of the
young Italian boy, Angelo Pranzo, charged
a,ith numbering Vincinzo Pepps, another
Italian, for his money, near Newcastle, Placer
county, on the 2lst of last January. was con-
Guided here yesterday afternoon. The jury,
after being out twenty hours, failed to agree,
standing seven for conviction and five for sc-
Quit5sl.
The trial Of Richards. who murdered
Nichols ia Auburn on the 11th of last month,
has now begun.
Fatal FaII-An Old Suit.
HoLLIsTER, April 19tA.-A Scotchman
named Alexander, q herder in the employ of
James f. Cornwell, thirty miles south of
here, fell off precipice Monday and broke
his neck. The body was not discovered until
yesterday. DECEASED was about 81 years old.
The whereabouts of his relatives is not
known.
After having been on the docket for four
years, the suit of Flint, Bixby 4 Co. against
Manuel San Pedro and wife, of Hollister,
and J. B. Coeps and G. 2. Hubbell of San
Francisco, ia now on trial in the Superior
Court before Judge james T. Breen. Paint
ifs sue to recover possession of the almond
orchard property near here, valued at $50, 600,
alleging that the defendants procured deed
for the same Ia exchange for 5000 shares of
worthless stock in the Barcelona mine, Nye
county, Nevada, which exchange is alleged to
have been made through Misrepresentation
and fraud on the part of defendants.
American Legion Of Honor.
SAN JOSE, April 19th.-The Grand Coun-
Gil Of the American Legion of Honor met
and concluded the labors of the annual ses-
sion to day. The following.nsmed officers
were chosen Supreme Representative, Man
uel Eyre; Alternate, Alexander Murgotten
Grand Commander, Ron Bell, of Shasta
Grand Vice. Commander, J.. M. Stuart, OF
San Francisco Grand Orator, w. S. Brown,
of San Francisco Grand Secretary, Abbie
E. Wood, of San Francisco; Grand Treas
urer, J. n. Besse, of Watsonviile; Grand
Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Kelly, of Fresno Grand
Guide. S. E. Heillick, of San Francisco
Grand Warden, L. F. Tyack, of Grass Val.
ley i; Grand Sentry, @. A. Bssslg, of Fresno.
Trustees-Dors B. Rogers, G. w. Dixon, L.
r. Caswell. Finance Committea-C. o. Bur
ton, J. F. Field, g. W. Peckham The Grand
Council voted emphatically against secession
and special jurisdiction, and by vote entered
their protest against the back salary steal of
the Supreme officers. A resolution was
passed censuring o. G. Wheeler. d. D. w.
L. D., for his actions in office. The Council
then adjourned, to meet in San Francisco on
the Sd Tuesday in April, 1884.
C.a,>s tr so,o,,,a
SANTA Rosa, April 19sh.-The SoDema
County Grange meeting was largely attended
to-day. The crop reports for the county are
and unfavorable in others as to fruits, and
complaints Of curled leaf in peaches.
The Los Angeles Sensation.
Los ANGELES. April 19th.-Mrs. Fannie
M. Phillips, co.defendant in the suit for
adultery brought by her husband against her
and II. II. Peck, was brought from San
Francisco by Deputy Sheriff Huber this
morning. and held in $500 bail for examina.
tiou. This afternoon Peck made an informa-
tion charging Phillips with threatening his
life. The charge, on examination, proved
gcoundiess, and the accused has bsen dis
| charged.
Narrow Escfpe OF n Schooner.
WILMINGTON (Los Angeles county,, April
19th.-During the severe gale of the 18Th the
schooner Joshua Grindle was discharging a
| cargo of lumber at San Juan Capistrano.
She parted her anchor chains and drifted into
the breakers. The captain being ashore, the
mate set sail, and by good management got
her off with damaged rudder and leaking
badly. She arrived at this port last night,
and was towed to the inner bay. She has
| about $4,000 feet of lumber still on board,
and will have to discharge cargo before the
full extent of the damage can be known. The
captain arrived by rail to-day. The crew are
all safe.