Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-06
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MERGED, September 5sh.-The case Of
Charles Reynolds, indicted for msnslaughter,
in the killing of Walter Turner st Plsinsburg
on the evening Of the last general election,
came on for trial in our Superior Court on
Monday last, and after the testimony had
bsen taken and the case submitted, The jury,
as per instruction OF the Court. Judge Marks
presiding, gave verdict of aeqsittal.
Murder In Santa Clara County
Accident.
SAN JOSE, September 5.h.--At GAO o'clock
last evening E. l.. Fischer, butcher, doing
business at Mayfeld and Mountain View,
was shot and killed by George Langley, a dis
charged employee. No one eke was present
at the time Of the difficulty, though there was
evidence to show that Fischer must have been
sitting at his table making up his accounts
when the shot was fred. Langley was ar
rested, and is now il the county jail. He
says that he worked for eighteen months for
Fischer, and received no money. On de-
mandirg settlement Fischer threatened. to
shoot, When he drew his revolver and fired.
Deceased leaves wife and children. Lang
ley is also man of family.
The collision on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road at Coyote between two freight trains is
attributed to two cSuses-a heavy fog and
the new tine table. The south. bound train
had just pulled out of the station. for the
purpose of backing upon the side track,
when the north bound train came along. The
engines were completely wrecked. The en-
gineers and fremen saved themselves by
jumping. Kelly. brakeman, had an ankle
dislocated. Another brakeman had his hip
bruised. The wreck will be cleared away by
| tomorrow morning.
warehouse Destroyed by Fire.
RocKLIN, September 5th.-One of the
largest hay warehouses in Placer county,
belonging to W. D. Perkins, of this place,
together with between 200 ard 800 tons of
hay, was burned at IL a. VI. to-day. The loss
! is partially covered by insurance ia the Home
Mutual OF San Francisco. The origin of the
fire is unknown, as no one had been working
about the place for the past few days.
Another Grain Field Fire.
| SALINAS, September 5th.-About P. II.
| yesterday spark from the smoke-stsck of
s. Hamilton's thraaher set fire to stack OF
grain belonging TO A. j. Abbott, about two
miles from this place, and in very short
time consumed separator, derrick rig and
the stack. The loss to s. Hamilton. owner
of the machine. is 81. $50. Loss to A. j.
Abbott, grain, $780,
Three Houses Burned.
| NnODESIO, CepttmUer JILL MS morning,
few minutes past o'clock, fire broke ont
in John Hardesty's house in this place. II
soon got under Roadway, and in few min.
utes spread to two other houses. One be-
longs to the bank, the other to Abe Spring.
stein. AL these were burned to the ground
before the fremen got the fire under control.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $500 on all the
houses.
Leg Broken.
YREKA, September 5sh.-A boy, aged 10, q
son of T. B. Davidson of this place, had a
leg broken at the thigh by team running off
and the wagon, loaded with lumber, passing
over him, in Shasta valley, near Dobkins'
! sawmill.
Earthq uake shocks-Body Found-warm
Weather.
Los ANGELES, September 5th. - Two
shocks of earthquake were felt this morning
at 4;90. They were very light, and caused
no damage.
The body of Captain Cox, drowned near
Point Firmsn last week, has been found on
the beach near the salt works.
| The weather continues very warm.