Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-14
The Ra:n-Storm.


ST. HELENA, October 13th-A heavy rain oc-
Cured here last night and this morning, dong
serious damage to the grape crop and suspend
ing picking operations for the present.
BONNEVILLE, October 13th.-Rain has been
steadily falling since yesterday afternoon. we
are now having snoW-st0rm (2P NJ.
MARYsvILLE, october l3th.-lt commenced to
| rain here yesterday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
| rained in showers all day till 5o'clock P: NJ,
when it rained steadily all night, and till
O'Clock p NJ. to-day; 2.19 inches fell. Consider
able grain banked on the Sacramento must have
been some damaged. Three hundred teams,
viii be laid off for three or four days. 1t has
cleared up now.
Rio VISTA October l3th.-It began raining
Sunday morning at o'clock, with the WIND
southeast, and continued at intervals up to II
o. clock today The rainfall TO A. NJ was LOO
inches It is still threatening. with a light
| southeast wind. 1t is feared that considerable
damage will be done to hay, as much remains
stacked in the fields.
SulsUN, October 1Sth.-It has been raining
here nearly steady since yesterday morning. 1t
| cleared up to-day at noon
ORLANp (Colusa county, October 13th.-Fifty-
four one hllndredths of an inch OF rain fell here
during yesterday and to-day. The weather is
nov cloudy and cold The grain is all ware
housed.
GRASS VALLEY, october 13th.-A heavy rain
storm, which began about noon yesterday, has
been falling here till about o'clock this after
noon. The rainfall for the storm, up to o clock,
was l. 81 inches making the total for the season
g. IS inches. Tonight the stars are shining, and
il is quite cold.
HASFoRD (rulare county,, October 18th. =
Twenty -hundredths inches of rain have fall
len here since yesterday morning and the aP.
| pearauces are favorable for more tonight. If
the storm continues, much grain Will be dam
aged in the stack, as thrashing Is not COM
pleted. Considerable hay will also be dam
aged.
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| falling last night about u o'clock and has con
tinued without intermission all day. About 90
OF an inch has fallen.
Los ANGELES, october 18th, --Nineteen-hlin-
dredths of an inch OF rain fell in the last
twenty four hours. The weather is still cloudy.
SAN BERNARDINo, october l3th.-A light ram
set in yesterday afternoon about O'Clock and
c0ntainued at intervals through the night, with
indications of a storm this morning
The San Rafael Shooting Affair.
SAN RAFAEL, October l3th.-DenniS Haley, the
night Waterman, who was shot III the abdomen
ut / o'clock Sunday morning by John U Ioole,
is in q very critical condition, and Is not OK
pected to live, although his condition this even
ing is more favorable. The prisoner has given
no reason for the shooting and the wounded
man is unable to make any statement.
Suicide of Young Man.
SAS JOSE. October 13th.-William Rutan, an
| American, aged twenty-five, committed suicide
| to-day at the residence of his brotherin-law,
| Eugene Dutesch on San Pedro street in this
| city. by taking morphine. He was single, and a
| hackdriver by occupation. Disappointment III
| love and an inordinate appetite for liquor IS
| said 30 be the cause of the rash act. He leaves
| a father, mother, two married sisters and a
| younger brother.
Death of II Stockton Pioneer.
STOCKTON, October l2th.-A. G. Brown, ma
J tive of Maine, aged 20, n pioneer resident o.
| stockton. died this morning. lie was identified
with the early organization of the Masonic
| and Odd Fellows Orders He was permanent
Secretary of Charity Lodge OF odd Fellows ;ol
| more than twenty years. For many years nc
| occupied The positions Of Justice of the Peace
and Police Judge in stockton. lie was q man o.
| great moral worth.
Fire at CenterviiIe.
| CEHTERvIILE alameda county,, october 18th
Last night the dwelling occupied by Dr. WALL
| ser was partially destroyed by fire, caused from
the explosion OF a kerosene lamp. Fully GOV
| cred by insurance.
4 Good Cleanup.
| DowNIEvuLE, October 13th.-The Bald Noun
tain Extension Company cleaned up at Fores
CITY. Saturday, seventy-five ounces. A two
| ounce piece was found in a breast beyond tht
lava a6w, where the gravel is supposed to b'