Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-01

PErALUMA, April 3Osh.-A light shower Of
rsiu fell here at o'clock last night. There
was another shower this morning, and the in
lications continue favorable for series of
showers.
DowNIEyILLE, April 30sh.-It is raining
steadily. Barometer, $3.50.
REDpING, April 30th.-A fine rain fell last
night and this forenoon, and crops never
promised better in the county. The county
| has not been SO prosperous for years.
SHASTA, April 30sh.-It commenced rain
| ing last night, and rained ct intervals all
night. To-day i. has been cool and cloudy,
AID we were visited this afternoon by heavy
rain and hail-storm.
! SoNoMA, April 30sh.-All day it has been
showeriDg, sometimes quite hard. Should
we get much mora it might iDjure the hay,
some of which is about ready to cut. 1t is
still cloudy.
| YRFKA, April 30th.-A heavy rain-storm
has visited the section of country east Of
Yreke, where no rain fell during the previous
! stoIms.
Suicide In a Hospital.
| SAN FRANCISCO, April 30sh-William
Schneider committed suicide in the German
Hospital tc-day. Deceased recently became
| patient in the hospital 20 be treated for An
incurable disease.
Found Bead In Sed.
| SAN Francisco, April 30sh.-A lodger at
| the Branch House, No. 424 Sansome street,
Yves found dead 10 his bed at l o'clock this
afternoon. He had occupied a room in the
house for ssyen or eightyears under the name
of Marx, and the proprietor says he knows
nothing Of his origin or relationship. he was
| formerly waiter in the What Cheer House,
and recently has been doing business as .
oedder about town. He had been complain.
| ing for several days Ct feeling Ill. but was
seen about the house q. 8 o'clock this morn
| ing.
Mysterious Death of a Young Woman.
SAN Francisco, April 30sb.-A young
woman named Lottie Eunsenger, aged about
| % years, died Saturday in this city under
circumstances which are claimed to be quite
mysterious. Whether it is case of suicide
or noi is not known, but the matter will
probably be investigated.
Railroad Extension Suicide First
Frstght Train.
REDDING, April 30th.-Railroad extension
continres briskly.
J. M. B. Jonss, prominent citizen of
Millyille, committed suicide at Millville this
morning by shooting himsslf through the head
| with pistol. No Gauge assigned for the act,
| unless business troubles.
The frat freight train direct 10 the Willows
left here at P. NJ to-day.
Boy Kicked to Death by Horse.
HoLLIsTER, April 3osh.-The seven-5ear-
old son # Philip Magazine, OF San Bsnito.
became entangled in rope while getting off
| q horse, and before he could be rescued was
! dragged and kicked TO death. Another lad
who was on the horse with him escaped unin-
| jured.
The sonoma County Courthouse Cues
tion.
PETALUMA, April 30sh.-The Petaluraa
Court-houss petition is still in motion, and
has cow received 300 signatures-300 more
than required-and probably more will be
obtained, when the matter will be submitted
TO a vote of the county.
New Trial Granted.
AUBURN, April 30th.-Stephen Richards,
the murderer of Thomas Nichols, was granted
new tlisl BY Judge Myers this morning.
The reason is the iufornality Of the jury re-
ceiviug the transcription Of the stenographer's
notes before the same were certified as being
true and correct.
A solano County Suicide.
| Dixon, April 30.h.-Charles Stoneman. q
German, committed suicide by shooting him
self with gun OF DR.. Wells ranch, near
| Silveyville, this morning. No cause is as
signed for the rash deed.
stockton Republican Nominations.
STOCKTON, April 30sh.-The Republican
| City Convention tonight nominated Jacob
Sslz for Mayer, E. L. Locke for Police
Judge, J. G. Swinnerton for City Attorney.
Jsrnes Brown for Chief OF Police, and L. s.
Thresher for City Collector. The convention
was very largely attended, and is still in
session.
sfems from Ereka.
YREKA, April S0sh.-Nothing hla bsen yet
discovered OF the man lost some tsn days
since in the Siskiyou foothills, although par
tics are nsarcAins 10 find bis body, expecting
/ that be is dead.
! Dick HumpArys, toe veteran ma;l.oarrier
| on tbs rcute between Fort Jones, Happy
| Camp and Orleans Bar, died last night at
Fort Jones, after brief illness.
The stage company starts on summer time
tomorrow in making connection with the
railroad 10 Oregon and California.
Not Crazy Enough TO be Dangerous-Raid
ON Bssnios.
Los ANGELES. April 30th.-F. NJ. Shaw,
.adjudged insane last Friday, was re-exam-
ined to. day, and it not being shown that
| he was at all DANGEROUS he was discharged.
The police made raid ON the bagnios
about midnight Sunday night and captured
twentysix Of TIE frail siatsrhood. A num-
Fer of male visitors ware taken out OF the
houses, among whom were several promi-
nsns married men.
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