Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-01
Authorized TO Appear for the State
Instantly Killed.

Instantly Killed.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 3lst.-W. T. Bag
gett, attorney. received a telegram this
Afternoon from the Attorney. General, eu-
thorizing him to appear on behslf of the
Sts,e IN opposition TO settlement Of TIE
suits by the city against the water con-
paDy. The telegram was shown Superior
Judge Sullivan, who issued an alternate
wit of mandate, which viii be made re-
turnable next week.
Charles Fisher, chief engineer of Beatty's
organ works, was killed this morning by
being caught in the fiy-wheel of the princi'
pal engine. The wheel weighs nine tons,
and was making two hundred revolutions
per minute. Death was instantaneous.
The President Of Honduras.
San FRASoIsoo. hay 31st.-Marco P.
Soto, President Of Honduras, arrived this
afternoon with his wife, and registered at ths
Palace. Ia conversation with your corre-
spopdent, he stated that his visit was partly
diplomatic and partly for pleasure. lie
leaves for the East il few days, and after
brief stay Ia Washington will start fer
Europe. He takes a large collection Of
quartz and other minerals aud woods, which
will be exhibited with view to bringing iato
prominence the natural richness of his
country.
San JOSE, May S1st.-The twenty-flst
annual commencement of the State Normal
School was held st Normsl Hall to-day, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, in the presence Of q
large gathering Of the friends end patrons Of
the school. Following is list Of the names
Of the graduating class and their residences ::
George z. Ahf, Coluss Lutte NJ. Bolis,
Santa Clara; James j. Beatty, Yuba; Law
son j. Berry, Santa Clara; william j..
Black, Tuolumne; Cora Blaine, Santa
Clara; Kate j. Bromley, Mary q. Bun
house, Emeline Carmichael, Santa Clara !;
Lue. J. Carver, Tulsre Kittie A. Chandler,
San Franeisco Mary j. Chew. Santa Clara;
Ada E. CLARK, San Diego; Lizzie NJ. Clark,
Amador; Henry A. Clayton, Eugene c.
Cole, Belle Duncan. l.. Duncan, l. a Duncan,
Santa Clara Susie NJ. Dunn, Contra Costa ;
Cicero P. Eavens, Stsnislaus; L. Belle Fai-
let, Suffer Katie NJ Gartlemsp, Laura
George. Margaret G. Gillispie. Santa Clara /:
Susie NJ. Gilmore, Ell Dorado; Jennie l..
Green, Sacramento; Nettie A. Green, Clara
NJ. Grubbs. San Joaquin; Judah Arlington,
Rachel Fl. Harrir gton. Santa Clara; Katie
johnson, Yolo; Ida NJ. Jones. Santa Cruz /;
May L. Jones, Ell Dorado; Nellie Keston.
Santa Clara; Effie J. Kelsie, Suffer lucina
Fl. Kelsey, Anna r. King, Santa Clara
George E. Knott, Sacramento; NJ. Alice
Ladd, San Joaquin /; George +. Larkey, Con-
ira Costa Karen NJ. Lawson, Sacramento !;
Fannie Low, Abbie Mckee, Santa Clara; E
Louisa Metcalf, San joaquin Ida 2. Miller,
Santa Cruz Albert w. Mizer, Santa Clara;
Auns c. Murphy. Placer; Kittie S. Ogilne,
San Francisco Agnes Pender Santa Clara /;
Henry G. Petray, Sonoma; Emily NJ. Purin-
ton, MERGED; Sonora A. Richards, Santa
Clara Georgia NJ. Rocker, State of Ne
vads; Marion A. Rouse, Santa Clara
Gohn
Kate Sexton, Santa Clara; Arthur r. Sheat,
Contra Costa; Richard j. Sinnott, Sierra
Edith G. Smith, Sacrament; Mary s..
Smith, Santa Clara; Ella Y. Spencer, Mer.
ced Mary R. Stephens, Santa Clara John
w. Stirling, Monterey; L. Marystein, Santa
| Clara Amy A. Stoves, San Joaquin Fanny
Stockton, VIM. III. Sumner, Anna C. Thomp-
son, Flora G. Thompson, Isaac c. Thomp-
son, Martha 3. Thompson, Santa Clara
Jessie o. lehman, Santa Cruz; Angy f.
Wakeman, Alameda; MoIlie E. Walsh, Ell
Dorado; Dora B. Weshburp, Calaverss
| Kate T. Watkins. Placer; Fannie p. West,
Nevada; Amy Whitmore, San Francisco
Nellie l.. Wyekhsm. Nspa; Bessie Wood.
ward, Santa Clara; Lizzie w. Wusten, Y olo.
The nsxt term of the Normal School will
opsn on the 7th Of August next.
| sssI0rs, the Murderer.
SAN JOSE, May 3lst.-Lloyd L. Msjors,
one of the Los Gatos murderer found guilty
and to be sentenced on Saturday next to i'm.
prisonment for life, has commenced to play
! the insanity dodge OF tho county Jail. The
county physician says he is shsmning. It i:
believed that he will now be tried for the
killing of Archie Mcintyre, his last trial hay
ing been for the killing Of VIM. P. Renow
| den.
Successor Of The Steamer Pilot.
\ rs I'M.
aid, which has been chartered by A. G. Nc
| Farland to supply the place of the Inflated
Pilot, arrived in Petalums creek from Stock
ton about IL o'clock last night, and made hel
first trip FROM this point to day.
Csptain n. Gould, who bought the Pilot
last November. estimates his loss by the ex
plosion at So, 600. He has lost his insurance
of SC, 600, as the company did not insure
against an explosion unless the vessel stranded
An improvement is reported in the condition
of Charles Palmer, pilot of the steamer Pilot
seriously injured by the explosion, and hi
condition is now considered hopeful.
More Smoke than Fire.
WATsoNvILLE, May 31st.-At ten minutes
past II this morning FIRE was discovered il
the brick store occupied by Fontana & De
martini. The store ia secured by iron door
in front, and il took some time to effect al
entrance. The room was full of smoke, anC
the location Of tho FIRE could not be fount
until the store had been flooded with water
The entire stock WAS damaged. Loss to stock
$1,000; building, $500. No insurance, as IA
as can be ascertained.
Barn Destroyed by Fire.
GRASS VALLEY, May 31st.-A barn belong
ing to b. Taylor was burned to the grouni
this morning about o'clock. Undoubtedl,
it was set on FIRE. The loss ia about 800.