Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-07

half Of the 500 he had saved to anyone who
would tell who it was that assaulted him.
Thereupon John Enright, one Of the parties
addressed, grabbed the money away from
CleAve. and ran off. Later on Enright was
arrested, and charge Of grand larceny booked
against him. Cleave is Of the opinion that
Enripht is the fellow who rolled him. The
robbed man received several severe bruises
about the face and head, indicating that he
was struck with some heavy instrument.
Sentenced.
ORoy1LLE. November 6sh.-Young Keefer
was to-day sentenced to San Quentin Tor
TWENTY-FIVE years. The Chinaman All Lee
was to-day sentenced to be hanged here De-
cember 9TH.
The Breen Murder Case.
STOCKTON, November 6th.-A venire for
fifty five Jurors in the case of Samuel Mar
key, indicted for the murder of Patrick Breep,
was returned this morning, and the impanei'
ing of Jury resumed. At noon twenty-iour
Jurors had been examined, and one obtained
and sworn, making ten now sworn to try the
case.
Found Dead in Barn.
PErALUMA, November 6th.-A travelling
farm hand, who had been working during the
past week on the farm of John OHars, siI
miles from this city, was found dead IN tne
barn this morning. The remains were prougn'
into town this evening and an inquest held;
The Jury brought in verdict that deceased
was aged about 80 years, that his name was
NJ. Murray, and that he died from cerebral
apoplexy.
Stabbed and Killed.
MONTEREY. November CHA Mexican by
the name of Ernesto Torres was stabbed and
instantly killed last night at saloon situated
about six miles from here by another Mex
ican named Audress CULLEN. A Coroner q
INQUEST was held to-day, and the jury brought
in a verdict charging CULLEN with the crime,
and duplicating one Jose Gonzales ss acces-
sorv after the fact. Gonzales was immedl-
atelv arrested and lodged in Jail. CULLEN has
fed
Hotel to be Erected.
SAN LUIS OBIspo, November 6th.-At a
meeting of the stockholders of the San Luis
Obispo Hotel Company, held yesterday in
this city, it was unanimously agreed to erect
a three-story building. costing not less than
$50, 900 instead of S3C, 000 as at first intended.
Papers to that effect were signed by them
and filed.
Los Angeles Declines.
Los ANGELES, November 6th.-The Board
of Supervisors of this county to-day adopted
resolution Q6CllnluR W buUeCEiOo iOk oPPo"A-
ing the railroad tax case to the United States
Supreme Court. On the contrary, they urge
the State officers to accept the proposition for
settlement offered by the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company. or at any rate to take
such steps as will enable the county of Los
Angeles to do go.
Baptist COnveDtion-State Prison Matters
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6th.-A Bap'
tist Convention was held this evening for the
purpose of devising means to establish col.
lege for Baptist youths. A meeting will be
held tomorrow, at which the chief features
will be discussed, and site selected for the
building.
A meeting of the Prison Directors was held
o-day at San Quentin, at which an inventory
of the stock and effects of the prison was filed
by Warden Ames, the accounts showing 9
small balance in favor of the State. Paul
NJ. Shirley, the new Warden. was sworn in,
and his bond approved, and the prison then
formally turned over to him. The principal
officers were also assigned to their positions,
and at once entered upon the discharge Of
their duties.