Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-31
shocks Of Earthquake.

SAN Francisco, March 30th.-Three sharr
and distinct shocks of earthquake were felt
here to-day between 7:40 and $40 A. NJ The
| vibrations were east to west, and, although
slow. were heavy enough to cause people in
brick buildings to break for the ssreets. No
damage was done.
Shocks were also felt at Santa Cruz, Wat.
sonville, San Luis Obispo, Hollister, Center.
vile, Mission San Jose, Martinez and other
points.
A Weeks Deaths-state Horticultural So.
ciefy-Rereased from Custody.
San FRANCISCO, March 30sh.-The total
number of deaths reported during the week
was Sc. Corresponding number last year,
| 129.
The State Horticultural Society met to-
day. Most Of the session was devoted to a
discussion of olive culture
Edward j. Morris, held to answer on 8
charge of manslaughter, ia causing the death
of Eugene A. Carlisle, was released to-day
from custody, on furnishing bond in the
sum of 5000.
Brilliant Banquet.
SAN FRANCISCO March 30sh.-Hon. W,
Lane Booker, British Consul in this city,
who will soon take his departure for New
York, where he will hereafter reside, having
been promoted to Consul General, was the re.
cipient of most elegant banquet at the Pal
ace Hotel tonight. The affair was very brill.
liant.
Sad Accident-The Murdered Wife.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30th.-Adolph
Leman, aged 6 years, fell over an embank.
ment to-day and had his leg broken and his
skull terribly fractured, the bones being
driven into the brain. His recovery is con-
sidered doubtful.
The body Of Mary Stanton Shay, who. was
shot at Fresno by her husband, Dan Shay.
arrived to-day, and the funeral was held this
afternoon. The deceased was aged II years,
and a native of Pennsylvania.
Wrecked Schooner.
SAN Francisco, March 3Osh.-A dispatch
from Mendocino of the 2Sth instant SAYS the
schooner Alfred saw the schooner Stina
Nicolaison, dismasted and wster-logged,
about ten miles west-northwest of Noyo.
There was no trace of the crew or boats
The Nicolaison sailed from Mendocino March
20sh.
Fire I'm C0lusa County.
ORLAND, March 30th.-This morning about
2 o'clock this place was again visited by the
fire .6end, burning the Orlsnd Hotel, owned
by A. M. Muth tie new public hall, owned
by M. Klein, proprietor of the hotel, and
saddle and harness store, owned by Mr.. Con-
nelly. Only by hard work and TIE use of q
good force-pump was Rsphal & Co.'s store
saved. Had this fire started last week, be-
fore the rain, the chances would have been
small TO have saved any Of the business por-
tion of the town.
Verdict OF Not Guilty.
NEVADA March 30th.-The jury in the
case of Charles Milner, who has been on
trial here the past four days for the killing of
Harvey Dilly in dsnce-house at Truckee
last October, brought in a verdict of not
guilty this evening, after being out about an
hour. The verdict was in accordance with
the anticipations of nearly all who heard the
testimony. DiIly fred one shot at Milner
before the after killed him.
The Lexington Murderers Arraigned.
SAN JOSE, March 30sh.-To-day District
Attorney Campbell filed an information
against Jewell, Majors and Showers, for the
murder of W. z. Renowden. They were ar
raigned ut 2 P. NJ, Jewell and Showers ap-
pesring without counsel. Hardy, counsel for
Majors, asked two weeks time in which to
plead. The Court denied the request, and
ixed next Monday, at 10 A. NJ, as the time
to plead.
Good TempIars' 0rpbans' Home.
PETALuMA, March 30th.-A musical and
literary 6nCerCslDmenC Tor the dement, OF the
Good Tenplars' Orphans Home is in pro.
gress at the Petaluma Theater Despite the
unfavorshte weather there is large audience
in attendance.
Not Guilty OF Murder.
NAPA. March 30sh.-The trial of Jacob
Fuqua for murder was finished in the Su.
perior Court of Solauo county last evening
by the jury bringing in verdict of not
guilty. Fuqua killed one Charles Rice in
Napa county in 1879. and afterwards escaped
and was not arrested for a year. He was
ihsn triad and convicted twice and each
verdict was set aside by the Supreme Court.
A change of veDua was granted, and the
third trisl was had this week, resulting in his
discharge.
Accidentally KILLED.
NORTH SAN JUAN, March 30tb.-A young
man by the name of John McArin was acci.
deutal,y killed last evening while working in
the shaft of the Alaska quartz mine at Pike
City, Shasta county. He was about "a years
old, and has been in the employ of the COM
pany for several months past. His father re-
sides st Nevada City.
Justified In the killing.
SHASTA, March 30th.-In the case of Mary
Baioa, who shot and killed her husband,
Charles Baron, some Gays since, Justice
Knox this morning, after heating all the ev-
idence, rendered judgment that she was
justified in the killing, and ordered her dis
charged from custody.