Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-07
Pacific Turn DezIrk-PrIzes won by Sac
ramenians.

Pacific Turn EezIrk-PrIzes WON by Sac
ramentans.
SAN Francisco. August 65h.-The follow
Ing Sacramentans won prizes at the Pacihe
Turn Bszirk General prizes for best in al
branc5es-Fivst prize, w. II. Eckhardt;
second prize. August Weiruan fourth prize,
a. Campbell; fifth prize, W. McNeely.
Honorable nertion-Gust. Haselstein. b.
Schscht, who made 1854 points against 105
by EckaaTdt. Withdrew his claim in favor of
tpe latter. For scholars from II to IS yesEs
Of sga-Fifth prize w. Dietrieks sixth
prize I. KTebs. Hon0rably menti0ned-A.
Klienssrge. Fencing, Gus. Hagelsteia.
Throwing spear, q. Simon. Shooting, A.
Alderman. Singing prizs (silyer goblet,
Sacramento Turn Yerein.
The Tragedy at Chico.
CHICO, August 6sh.-Fhers is little TO re-
port further regarding tie double suicide
which took place here yesterday moruing.
The CoroneE's jury this morning obtained
evidence that the woman, Mollie White,
bought the wine aud strychnine on Saturday
evening abous half.pass 6 o'clock, and
brought in a verdict that Riley Strahl, the
victim, came 90 bis death from poison. which
they believe to have been administered by
Mollie White. When the man was in his
last agony the poison had not begun TO
operate on the woman, but she threw herself
On the floor beside him, and claspiug him
around the neck, said, Riley, lat US die to-
gether." The woman has so far recovered
that she attended the funeral of her victim
this afternoon, and was deeply affected. She
was accompanied By az officer, who drove her
to The lookup after the funeral. She seems
TO he ignorant of having committed any
crime. The sympathy Of the people are
with the woman for the deception praciised
upon her By Strshl keeping her from going
TO Texas to her folks three weeks ago by
promise Of msrriIge, and then refusing to
keep his promise.
suicide with a Sh0tsua-MniOrs Ar
raigneG.
SAN JosE August 6sh.-Julien Liaela, q
native of Fcarcs, aged 80, committed suicide
st Baptests place, near WrighE's station.
Sunday afternoon, by shooting himself
through the head with double-baTreled shot
gun. He was IA bed st the tine. Placing
the muzzla in his mouth, with bis toes he
pulled the triggers. His brains were seat
tered sill overkthe room. Linela came from
San Francisco Z few months ago to
"sssaighten up, Eayiog been on a prolonged
debauch. He had been drinking heavily be-
fore the deed was committed.
This forenoon Lloyd Il. Majors wss az
raigned before Justice Veuve, on . complaint
charging him with the murder Of Archie Nc
Insyre. Judge Lamar appeared as his couu-
sci. The examination WAS sat fOT Thursday,
August 16.h 1t Is understood that Lamar
will make motion to dismiss on the ground
of prior conviction of The same ofense.
RaiIrOaa CoIiisiOa-Bead Body Found.
Los ANGELS, August CHI. E. Ryan is
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, suffering from
internal injuries received in q collision on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, near Lancaster.
The accident was caused by the brakes giving
way, pracipitatiug the train against 4 pas
selger Car Of the eLaigrsnt train. There was
a general shaking-ap Of tbs passengers, but
no other serious results.
TIE body Ut Harry Session was found TO-
day ia tho z2Dja near the railroad depot. II
is thought he belonged IN oakland, and had
recently been in the railroads employ in
Tucson. His clothing was found near where
his body was discovered, and it is presumed
that h5 went into the water for bath, and
was taken with cramps or a fit.
Thrashing Machine ACeiGent-BIghW0y
Robbery.
STOCKTON, August 6sh.-While thrashiug
machine was being moved in 2 field near
Lockford, Lass Saturday, it was upset, and
fell or man named Dillon, who was badly
injured. Dillon remained unconscious up to
the tins your reporters Informant left him
yesterday.
William Murphy. a laboreT, reports 90 the
police that two men stopped him or chs street
at 2 o'clnok yesterday morning and robbed
him of $50.
FIremen's Election.
STOCKTON, August 6sh.-At the fremen's
election, held this afternoon. Henry Erbsch
was elected Chief Engineer, J. d. Gall, First
Assistant, and j. G. Zignengo, Second As
sistsnt.
Death from Scarlet Fever.
RIO VISTA, August 6sh.-The wife Of w.
B. Presslsg died this afternoon of scarlet
fever. They live out in the country. Il is
feared that The disease will reach town.
Several children Ia thu country hsvs already
died with the disease.
A WOmsn's Skull Fractured.
NAPA, August 6th.-Oa Saturday evening
Mrs. McIatyre. wife Of j. j. Mcintyre, Of
Oakdale, received fracture Of the skull.
Mrs. M2IRtyrs has siEcs remained uncon'
scious.
A Small fire.
SAN DIEGO, August 6sa.-A FIRE broSe out
this morniug in the barber-shop Of Robert
Russell and The frUiE store Of 0. G. Draugs.
Il was extiuguishe1 by the Fire Department
before extending to the adj lcent buildings.
Rlssel's furniture and stock were badly
wrecked Tie damage is about $780,