Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25

SAN JOSH, October 24th.-Juan Waste |
leinskv, the Pole who murdered his di-
vorced wife in Los GatoS, in this county |
on the Sth of June, 1882 was hanged in the
ward of the County Jail at 1l:07 o'clock this
forenoon. The body never quivered or
moved after it fell The fall was seven feet
and the neck was broken. He has feigned
insanity and has never uttered aword since
his arrest. He lay sprawling upon the floor
in the Courtroom during the trial, and
growlcd and snapped like q dog. He tasted
for ten and twelve days at time on four
occasions since his capture, but he has eaten
about five hearty meals day during the
past week. He continued to feign insanity
to the last moment, and was sputtering and
barking when the black cap was drawn
over his head AS he stood upon the trap
he was supported by a single hair clipped
from the head of the murdered woman.
He was pronounced dead in twelve min
utcs after the drop fell. About 500 persons
witnessed the execution.
AN AUTOPSY HELD.
SAN JOSE. October 24th.-At , o'clock
this afternoon an autopsy was held on the
remains of Warsieleinsky, the executed
murderer The brain weighed 55l ounces,
which is said to be about six ounces more
than the average. A number of physicians
were present, and the opinion was umani-
nous that the man was perfectly sane. The
remains have been placed in charge of the
California Medical College at Oakland, and
Will be taken there in the morning.
Political Gatherings.
SONORA, October 24th-Last night Hon.
J. H Budd and D. j. callahan, of Stock
ton, addressed an enthusiastic meeting at
Turn-Verein Hall. The meeting was we'll
Ill / IL
given. Budd spoke principally on the
tariff question, defending the Democratic
position on the same
ORovuLE October 24th.-James A. Lout-
tit, Republican nominee for Congress from
the Second District made his first appear
ance before a Butte county audience at this
place last evening, and created a very
favorable impression. He spoke clearly
and forcibly, and an entire absence of
denunciation and blackguardism was
marked feature. The audience, though
worn with the previous nights excursion
to Marysville, gave very close attention,
and responded heartily to the many telling
points made by him. His argument will
lose nothing by comparison with Summers,
delivered here last Monday.
MoJAvE, October 24th.-Van Breison's
dining hall was filled last night by most
Waters Democratic candidate for Superior
Judge, and Colonel A. b. Paris, all of San
Bernarlino. Mr.. Waters spoke ofthe ter
dency of the Republican party to centrali-
cation, both in power and wealth. in strong
and forcible language Colonel Paris
spoke earnestly and eloquently on the tariff
monopoly The meeting was great sue
cess.
BONNEVILLE, October 2lth.-Colonel J.
II. Roberts addressed large and enthusi-
astic Republican meeting at Sierra City
last night. This evening he is addressing
the people of Downieville at Armory Hall.
The Colonel is an eloquent speaker and Is
doing good work for Blaine and Logan, who
will undoubtedly receive a handsome ma
jority in this county.
NAPA, October 2ith.-This evening at
the opera house Colonel Flournoy in an
able manner discussed the political issues
to large assenblage Of Democrats.
AUBUEY, October 24th-Hon N. ".
Estec addressed the largest meeting of the
campaign this evening. Delegations were
present from Dutch Flat, Coltax, New
castle Roclilin and other towns in the
county.
Trouble in Mono County.
BRIDGEPORT October 2ith-Two men
reported that last Tuesday night the citi-
zens of that place organized Vigilance
Committee, and ordered number of
roughs, supposed to be connected with the
shooting-scrape in Lundy last Saturday
night TO leave town inside of forty-eight
hours. Some of the rOughs went to BOdie
where they procured sixteen repeating rifles
and a large amount of ammunition. They
returned to Lundy Wednesday, got some
ropes. and threatened to hang five citizens
ofLundy. bat they weakened. To-day war
rants were issued for the arrest of j. F.
Murray, NJ. c. Murray, Tom Finn. and a
man named McPhec and Under Sheriff ".
A. Wilcox, with posse of eleven men, has
gone to Lundy to arrest them.
SECOND DISPATCH.1
BoDIE, October 2fth-The all-absorbing
topic of conversation continues to be the
Mill creek muddle. For the last dav or two
the air has been full of rumors and the
conclusion generally arrived at was that
the inhabitants of Mill creek were divided
into two factions. The members of one
had ordered certain members of the other
to leave town, which the latter decline to
do. This afternoon Deputy Sheriff Wilcox
teegraphed from Bridgeport TO Sheriff Ne
Kinney here that there is trouble in Mill
creek, and that he would start for that
| camp Immediately with posse of men.
Mckinney summoned posse from here,
and left to accompany Deputy Wilcox.
! 1t is understood thai warrants were sworn
ont against several men in Mil creek. The
posse goes along to protect the prisoners.
when arrested. from any demonstrations
that may be made by the citizens.
Another Man Mistaken for Deer and
Killed.
As-.-,r, nn+,I,or ,)t4I, r,l
occurred near Columbia, this county. about
daylight this morning. \ man named
John Burns was in avincyard on the Jarvis
ranch picking grapes. \ young man named
J. ". Murphy was out hunting deer In
the earl, dawn he saw Burns. and suppos-
ing him to be a deeT-which were iii the
habit of coming down to the vineyard to
feed-NIurphy fired the ball taking effect
iii Burns abdomen. He died in about All
hour.
VERDICT or ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
COLUMBIA, October 2ith-A verdict of
accidental death, generating J. W Muir
ppy, was rendered at the inquest on the
body of John Burns.
The yisalie Races.
VIsALIN, October 24th.-This was the
| third day of the NiSalia fair The attend
ance was quite large to-day, and will be
| SUI greater tomorrow. when the stock pa
rade takes place The first race was a half
mile and repeat, running Tor purse of
| 500, in two moncyS-S75 and So. The
starters were Confidence, Julia, Nettie p.
and Lydia G. Confidence, though but Il
! quarter horse, sold even against the field.
| lie won in two heats the last by neck,
| Ncttie Z. second, in :52i, taking the first
and Nette second money. The second was
! 4 trottng race for two-ycar-oldS, mile and
a half, for purse of 500, in two moneys
SO and S25. The entries were Promise
and Addc f.. The race was won in two
| straight heats by the FLY. Time. 3:0I4-
sos. The third race was trotting for dis
trict horses best three in five, for purse
of $50, in two moneys-S100 and $50 The
starters were Chico. General Garfield, Til
| den and Alpha. The horses went as named.
| The first heat was won by Tilden, Alpha
| second, Garfield third Chicago fourth
Time, 80. The second heat was Won by
| Alpha, Garfield second Tilden third, Chi
cago fourth Time. 10 Chicaeo's sulkv
wheel was crippled and \ foul claimed, but
not allowed. The third heat was won by
Alpha by straight trotting down the home
stretch, Garfield second Chicago third. Til
den fourth. Time, 2:52. The finish Aas
postponed until 80 tomorrow
OREGON.
The Captured Incendiary.
PORTLAND October 9th The captlIre Of
jim Mcclure, the bug who has caused