Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-14
Satisfaction Among Army Officers at the
PresftitO

SAN FRANCIsco, June 13th.-Na addi-
tional news from General Crook was received
at the military headquarters at the Preside
to-day. General kelton states that be does
not expect any more dispatches concerning
Crooks recent expedition, as the report pub
lished to-day was about as complete as eff ciai
documents Of that character usually are. IF
little Charley McComes is brought into camp
word would be talegraphed Immediately.
General kelton is of the opinion that Crook
is now moving his command and prisoners
further north, to more comfortable and se-
cure position and nearer q telegraph station.
There is universal rs j9io;ng among army eff
GERS over Crooks SUCCESS, and much praise
ard credit are generally given that officer for
the energy. decision and courage shown in his
exploit. The fact thai no Mexican troops or
Mexicans Of any kind were met with by the
command is thought to be significant, as it
shows the reign of terror under which large
area OF country was kept by the bloodthirsty
savsges. The country traversed by Crook is
said to be rich in minerals, and it. as a result
OF his raid, 1t caa be opened for the miner to
travel and settle in safety, it will constitute
sn important part OF the vigilant Generals
succsss. The regular official report OF the
expedition will be made direct to Washing
ton, and will probably be much more elab-
crate than the report received here.
The Dlnnie- MnldOon wrestling Match
The Latter still "SoIId."
SAN Francisco. June 13sh.-The wrestling
match between William AIuldoon and Don
aid Diunie, under thescolditions of which
Dinnie was TO throw Muldoon twice the num-
Der Of times in the Scotch style as Muldoon
threw him in the Greco Roman style, was
won By Muldoon.
Trial or DR.. GIenn's Murderer.
CoLUsA, June 13sh.-The Gaze of Hiram
Miller, charged with the killing of Hugh J.
Glenn st Jacinto, on the 1Ssh of February
last, is in progress in the Superior Court.
The people are represented by District At.
tornfy Swinford, ex Attorney General 10
Hamilton, Richard Boyne snd ex-District
Attorney +. L. Hsrs. The defense is repre-
serted By jackson Hatch, Of Colusa. Thework
Of getting jury has begun, and FIVE have been
obtnine1, asifollows: Ex-senator G!ascock.
J. B. Dauner. builder; W. H. Dsfarnatt,
merchant; w. II. Brown, farmer: G.. L.
Booth, farmer. The jurors obtained ore
above the average in point Of Intelligence, and
surprise is manifested that they should have
been chosen. The trial will probably occupv
about week after the jury is obtained, aud
rumOrs era afioa5 that there will he develop
ments of q highly sensational nature. The
interest in the affair, which had to great ex-
lent subsided, is being revived, and many peo-
pie are in town.
The sutter County Debris Case. =
MARYsvILLE, June 18th The trial of the
case of Allen S. Noyes vs.. the Spring Valley
Hydraulic Gold Mining Company closed to-
day in the Superior Court of Sutter county
before Judge Keyser. The case was taken
under advisement. Judge Keyser will visit
the mine and plaintiffs land. Plaintiff asks
for en- Injunction to prevent defendant from
discharging water and debris through Dry
creek into and upon plaintiffs land. De-
fendant's mine is at Cherokee, valued at
81, ,0G0, 000, one Of the largest ard best
equipped hydraulic mines in the State, using
a constant daily supply of 1900 inches Of
water.
Badly Injured by the Kick of 4 Ezorse
AUBURN, June 18Th. ii. J. Smith, propri-
etoF Ct the Auburn Hotel, was kicked By q
horse this evening and severely, if not fatally,
injured. The horse wheeled and kicked,
striking Mr.. Smith on the forehead and
cheek, breaking the cheek bone and fractur-
ing the skull.
Sudden Death.
BUTTE CITY, June 13th.-This morning,
near this place, James Johnston, aged 5S
years. died very suddenly. He had gone
into bis barnyard, and was seen by his
hired man TO reel. He caught him as he fell,
Wnen DECEASED eXcIGIEleO, - am gone :! and
spoke no more.
Napa County Democrats and the Railroad
Commission.
EAPA, June 13th.-The Democratic Cen
tral Committee Of Nspa county have called
a meeting for Saturday, June 16sh, to de-
eide what action shall be taken in reference
TO the Railroad Commissioners.
Murder In COlusa County.
PRINCETON, June 13th.-Two tramps way
laid O Chinamsn one mile above this placa
to-day, killed him and threw the body into
the river. The tramps have been arrested.
The body has lot been found.
Valuable CoaI Seam Struck.
HANFoRD, June 18Th Messrs. Robinson
& Rawlius have reached valuable coal seam
in their tunnel, is miles southwest of Huron.
It is fine quality of Ignite. The tunnel is
$50 feet long. and has cost more than S10,-
000. Fifty feet further in they expect to
strike larger vein.
Residence Destroyed.
PETALUMA, June 13th.--Last night the res-
idencs cf Mrs. Sarah Ward, at Chileno
Valley, Marin county, was totally destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at $40 600; in
sured for $4,000. The family were absent at
church at the time. The fire was first seen
escaping from the roof Of the kitchen.