Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-20
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 10Th" Black
Bart" the noted highwayman, arrived at the
City Prison this evening, en- route to San
Quentin, to undergo his six years sentence.
His arrival created quite sensation, and he
held quite levee in the corridor before being
sent to the cell assigned him, 8 number of
females being among the visitors.
Disastrous Fire in Colusa County.
WILLIAMS, November 19th.-A fire broke
out at about IL A. NJ to-day upon the roof of
Mrs. R;ckey's millinery establishment, and be-
fore it was discovered the whole place was
ablaze. A terrific north wind was blowing at
the time. and it was hopeless task to quench
the fire. Mrs. Rickey's place was burned
down, and with it all the building on that
row. embracing DR.. Rickey's office, DR..
Crowders office, the postoffice, ?. B. Cham
berlain's store, Fish Brothers drug store,
Crutcher & Msnors general store, Pedro's
barbershop, Hewett's boarding house, Mrs.
Duncan's dwelling, Mehl & Luuz's shoe store,
Mrs. Druffeld's millinery store. Classens sa-
loon, Justice Miller's office. Kimball's tin
shop, and Mrs Longs dwelling. This is all
that hiss been burned so far, and it ID believed
the danger is over, though the fire is smol.
dering in places and the wind is still blowing
mine the loss, but ir will not exceed $50, 600.
Prominent Citizen Dying.
GRASS VALLEY, November 19;h.-William
DAVIS, prominent citizen ard political
worker of this place, is dying. Mr.. DAVIS
submitted to the smputation of his right leg
on Sunday.
Dropped Dead.
STOCKTON, November 18Th This afternoon
t. G. Humphrey, pioneer and wealthy cit
izen Of Stockton. dropped dead in front Of
the Commercial Hotel. An inquest will be
held tomorrow. Deceased was half owner of
the Avon Thester.
Dead Body Found.
DIXON. November 19sh.-A dead body was
found near Dayisville yesterday. at the in
quest held here to-day it was developed that
deceased WIS named Nicholas Martin; that
he was of German descent, "a years of age,
and had thrice been honorably discharged
from the army. He committed suicide by
taking strychnine.
Murder Cases Dismissed.
STOCKTON, November 19th.-In Depart
ment Two of the Superior Court this after
noon, the cases of Chris. Held, d. M. Vance,
Henry Beck and Geo. NJ. Huribut, indicted
for the murder of Breen near Clements, on
September 81, were dismissed. The widow
and daughter of deceased swore positively on
the trial Of Samuel Marley that it was Mar
key who fred the fatal shot. but the rrepon-
derance of evidence was az ainst the widows
and her daughters testimony, and Marley
was acquitted. The prosecution being salts
fed that the other defendants could not be
moved that the charges be dis
missed and the prisoners discharged, and the
motion was granted.
Second Trial for Murder
SANTA CRUZ November 19th.-The second
trial Of Jaris. for the killing Of Clement, was
begun in the Superior Court this morning.
ATT o'clock jury was obtained, and the
opening statement for the people made by j.
NJ. Lesser. Goldsby & Jeter and Julius Lse
are counsel for the defense.
Murder Cases at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, November 19sh.-Armento,
the murderer of Martinez, was to-day sem
fenced to prison for life. In the case of Eos. !
ter, for killing Amadop, and Kimball, for |
killing Avise, motions to defer sentence and |
for new trials were made, and tomorrow is |
set for considering the came. The cases Of |
Mrs. Amsdon and Mrs. Greenleaf, as scces-
series to the murder of Aunadon, are in Court. |
A jury in Mira. Amadons case was selected |
to-day.
FruIt-G Growers Association.
VAcAvILLE, November 19sh.-The Fruit !
Growers Association of Vacavilie incorpora-
ted on Saturday, for the purpose of canning |
fruit. |; adopted the Wheeler canning pro-
cess. The present and future large growers |
are identified with the association.
The Contested VIII Case In San Jose.
SAN JOSE, November 19sh.-The Wilson
will contest was compromised to-day, John |
Harvey Wilson, the contestant, and Psulina |
Bradden. his mother, tie first wife of |
w. G. Wilson, deceased. deciding all their in
serest, present and prospective, to George M.
Wilson. of this city, the heir to the estate
luder the will, which was broken. The |
estate 10 valued at S100, 600, but the amount |
paid John Harvey and his mother is not |
known, though rumor says it is S25. 900. |
Wilson, when be died, left nothing to his |
irst wife and her child. They contested the |
will, and the jury by their verdict declared !
he instrument to be null and void, as de- |
,sssed was Of unsound mind when he exc
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