Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-19
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REcoRD-Ul
CALIFORNIA.
Another Beast Convicted.

Another Beast Convicted.
Toohy's Court this morning there was con-
victed Charles Josselyn, who was Jack KY
| lies chief aid in the horrible assault on Mrs.
Msgner. The case went to the jury last
night at lilo o'clock, and of ten INMATES to
o'clock this morning the jury found ver-
| dict of guilty. Sentence was set for next
Saturday. Josselyn was returned to jail.
The Civil Rights Act in San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, October 1Sth.-Judge
Sawyer bas, on motion of Ward McAllister,
,Jr., dismissed the case of G. A. Hughes We.
r, r. Swain. This suit was brought by the
| plaintiff, who is colored man, under the Civil
Rights Act TO recover $500 damages for de-
fendant refusing to serve him in his restau-
rant some months ago. The motion TO dis
miss was made because of the recent decision
of the United States Supreme Court in q
| similar cass.
One of the Hyams Brothers Arrested.
San Francisco, October 1Sh.-Edward
| Hyams, of the firm of Hyams Brothers,
which recently assigned, was arrested at
| Elko, New, to-day, on warrant by j.
Shainwald, in whose favor judgment against
the firm was rendered, charging him with
concealing property to defraud creditors.
| kOuHu Ol anu
| Robbery
SAN RAFAEL October 1Ssh,-Charles E.
| Brooks, the ex.convict who shot at Mr.. and
Mrs. Kittle, wounding Mrs. Kittle. while
| they we're driving through Ross valley on the
evening of the 1Sih of July last, has been on
trial here for the past three days. There
were two charges against him-one for burg.
| larry, for entering a cabin and stealing a
gan, the other an attempt TO commit high
way robbery. He was tried on the burglary
case first, and found guilty of that crime in
the second degree. The jury were out fifty
FIVE minutes in the robbery cass and found
him guilty SIS charged. Hs will come up for
sentence on Monday next.
Safe BurglarIzed-An Amended COM
piaint.
SAN JOSE. October 1Sth.-Last night the
grocery store of A. G. Queenede, on Market
street, was burPlarized, and the safe blown
open. About $40 in coin and some jewelry
were taken. From the manner in which the
tools were used to drill hole for powder, the
operators are supposed to be old hands at the
business.
This afternoon an amended complaint was
filed in the suit of County Treasurer Pfster
vs. the Central Pacific Railroad Company, to
recover S50,0 damages for refusal of the
company's agents to parmit S91, 952 to be
transported in passenger car from Niles to
Sacramento. The allegations are about the
same as before Exhibits are attached, show
ing the alleged relation between the defend.
ants and Wells Fargo & Co. The complaint
also AYERS that defendants are hostile to plain.
tiff, because the latter voted for the nomina-
tion of w. W. Foote for Railroad Commits
sioner.
The Merced Murder Case.
examination of Willis Sumner for the mur-
der Of Thomas Griffith was concluded this
morning. Sumner was held for murder.
San Joaquin COHaty Teachers Institute.
STOCKTON, October 18Th. - The County
Teachers Institute is in session, Superintend-
ent Salliuge- presiding. There are III teach
ers in attendance. In his opening address,
Sallinger reviewed the history of the public
schools of this county for twenty years past,
when there were AZ districts and AZ schools to
AZ districts and so schools now. The average
salary then was S73, and is now SS2. the
total expenses then were 81, $50 now, S115,-
III 81. Last night Professor Mobley, of thu
San joaquin College, at Woodbridge, deIiv.
cred an address, in which he spoke strongly
in favor of religious instruction in the schools
Visit TO the FrOnt-FIass Flying
REDDING, October 18th. Charles Croeker
and wife, four other ladies and E. A. Brown
arrived and went to the end of the track on
Harry Oswald's accommodation train yester-
! day. Messrs. Crocker and Strowbridge, with
horses, went on to Strawberry valley, view
ing the proposed line of extension.
Flags are flying in commemoration Of the
disbaHdiug of the colonial army at Newburg
hundred years ago to-day.
Verdict for Defendant.
SAN BERNARDINo, October 1Sth.-In ex-
tracing tooth for a young. lady, Dr. Gill
somewhat injured her tongue, and she sued
him for 81, 600 damages. To-day jury rem.
dered verdict in favor of the defendant.
Races at santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, Ootober 1Ssh.-This was the
second day of the RACES, with an immense at
tendance. The first event wss pacing race,
batween Hofftuap's Tom, and T. Kennedy's
Bismarck. Tom won in thres straight heats.
Best time. 244. The second race was for all
trottiDg horses in this Senatorial district who
have not bsaten 2;4S. for a purse of SI25.
The following horses were entered: Belle,
SaBborn and Jackson. Belle and Ssnborn
won two heats escl. and the race was post
poned until tomorrow. Best time, 2:44.
The races will continue two days more.
Marrow Escape from Death.
NEVADA October 1S.h.-H. J. Dassonville,
painter. had narrow escape from death
to day. While st work on swinging scat
fold at the Methodist church. one Of the sup
porting ropss broke and precipitated him to
the ground, distance Of over thirty feet.
He struck upon his face and hands, severely
bruising his forehead and face, and spraining
one of his wrists. The fill rendered him un-
conscious for soma time.
Fatal Result.
sides, who was injured by being thrown from
his horse yesterday, died at 2 o'clock this
morning, and was buried this afternoon.
Fire at ReddinG.
REDDING, October 18th.-A fire broke out
at a quarter after tonight in the sheds back
OF Frank N1illers warehouse. DESTROYING
Gleaves & Averill's store, J. NJ. Estes tin
shop, Frand Millsr's warehouse, Geo. Groves
sleeping.rooms. The 6remen and citizens
worked with hefoism. All south of Groves
and most of the alley back of Groves, Even
Mccormick, Sseltzar & Co 3 warehouse, was
saved. Glesves & Averill, and Estes sus-
tanned q total loss. j. r. Gilbert & Son were
damaged by removal. There was small
loss on the bath-house in the rear of Spell
mans barbershop, and some loss on the porch
in front of Bush block from being cut down.
Even the lady school teachers and girls of
tuo "oEhou ny
side with the firemen and citizens. The loss
is within 30,000.
suicide OF Lunatic-GOvernmeHtB Build
Ing Wanted.
Los ANGELES, October 18Th. - Antonio
Rodriguez, who lived with Damestoy, his
brother-in-law, cut his throat with a pocket
knife this morning. The suicide had been
insane, but was considered harmless.
The Board of Trade held meeting to-
night, to petition Congress to erect Gov
ernmeet building here. Both Senators and
several Representatives have already agreed
to support the move.