Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-29

river. 1t was discovered by deck hands on
| the steamer from San Francisco. The re-
mains were brought up this morning and an
inquest held. The name of the deceased is
+. Wilkinson, painter or glszier. BE had
in his possession GLACIERS tools, diamond for
cutting glass, etc. On card in his pocket
was the following "F. Wilkinson, Folsom
street, above Twenty third, San Francisco. -
An empty whisky bottle was in his pocket.
lie Is supposed to have fallen off the steamer
on Wednesday last.
Ghe Los Angeles Murder Case.
Les ANGELES, September 2Sth.-As re-
suit of the investigation and information this
morning. the wife of the murdered Henry
U. Amadon and her sister, Lottie Greenleaf,
were arrested for completely in the crime.
The Indictment charges them all with the
TcuTdet. Their examination is set for Tues
day of next week. They now rest in iail.
The parties are sll young, Foster and Billings
being about twenty years of age, and Mrs.
Amadon and her sister probably not far
from twenty four to twenty-six years Indi.
cations now point to the unraveling of one of
the most diabolically planned murders ever
perpetrsted.
Pistol Practice in a D0wnIevIIle COurt.
DowNIEvILLE, September 2Sth. - This
morning, about half-psst 10, while the Supe-
rior Court, Hon. A. j. Howe presiding, was
In session, and suit for dissolution Of part
nership bstween Italians was progressing, one
OF them shot with self cooking revolver an
Italian in the left shoulder, and then fred at
another. narrowly missing him, the bullet
passing through his clothes. The wounded
man lies in precarious condition, the bullet
not having been extracted. The assassin has
been lodged in jail
Serious Runaway Accident.
PETALUMA, September 2Sth.-As Mrs. E.
P. Small. niece Of Peter Donahue, was
driving with her husband in q phaeton from
the railroad depot las. evening, their vehicle
was run into by team attached to driver.
less express wagon, tearing the phaeton
asunder, throwing the occupants and the
horse to the ground. Mrs Small was thrown
under the forward psrt of the phaeton.
Upon being extricated from her perilous
position, Mrs. Small suffered much, and
showed an ugly cut across the forehead. 1t
was thought at first that she had incurred in
ternal injuries, but this morning the attend
ing physcisns pronounced her injuries not to
be serious Mr.. Small escaped with fsw
slight bruises.
Two Men Killed by a Cave.
YREKA, September 2Sth.-Two Portuguese
were killed to-day near the stage station
south of here, in Scott valley. They were
digging ditch fifteen feet deep, when the
bank csved. One, supposed to be Joseph
Machaos, was a married man, aged about
40, and the other, Frank Viers, was q single
man, aged about %.
Suicide OF a Farmer by Hanging.
STOCKTON, September 2S.h.-Daniel Lewis.
aged 50, farmer at Linden, committed sui
eide to-day by hanging himself in his barn.
Deceased and his wife had prepared to take
q ride, and he went to the barn to get his
team, leaving his wife waiting. She became
impatient at his long stay. went to the barn
and found him hanging. He had fastened
rope to 8 rafter and jumped from the man
ger. Deceased was a delegate to the Consti-
tutional Convention. Subsequently he be.
came insane, and was committed two years
ago to the asylum, from which he was dis
charged about three months ago. He was n
highly respected citizen.
Fatal Eick.
SAN JOSE, September 2Sth.-John Lauder
dale, owner of Tulare Dick, was kicked in
the head by that korte yesterday afternoon,
and died from his injuries to-day.