Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-13
PACIFIC SLOPE.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooaD-uslos.l
CALIFORNIA.
Official Vote of Counties.


Official Vote of Counties.
SUsANvILLE, November 12th-The Off
cial count of the vote of LaSsen county
gives Blaine 3S4, Cleveland 415, st. John
10, Butler 2, Carothers 3S3, Henley 425,
Bateman s. Roseberry 412, Ford 400.
County officers elected; Superior Judge,
NJ. Marsteller (Dem.); Clerk, w. 7. Master
DEM; Sheriff, j. Leahey (Dem.); Treas
urer, d. C. Hyer Dem.); District Attorney,
L. R. Dodge (Rep,); Coroner and Public
Administrator, L. Sanders (Dem.)
ORovILLE November 12th-The official
returns of Butte county give Blaine ZIG,
Cleveland 2, lis, Louttit 3 173, Sumner 2, 40,
st. John 1874, Webster III, Butler g. Ward
(Rep.) and Henry (Dem.) are elected
Assemblymen. The Democrats elect the
Sheriff, Clerk and Surveyor. The Repub-
licans elect the balance of the county ticket
and majority of the Board of Supervisors.
treer (Dem.) was elected Superior Judge,
there being no other nominee for the office.
SHASTA, November 12th.-The official can
vasS of the votes of Shasta county resulted
as follows Blaine LIP; Cleveland, I042
st. John, Al; Butler, II Carothers, 1,lS7
Henley, 1,0S9. CarotherS' majority, 9S.
OAKLAND, November 12th.-The footings
of the votes for county officers have not yet
been verified. The other footings, how
I ever, are complete. The Blaine Electors
receive 7,47l votes, the Cleveland Electors
receive 4,6SS votes, the Butler Electors 80,
and the st. John Electors 100. The plu-
rality of the Blaine Electors over the Cleve-
land Electors is 2,163, and their majority
over all is 1888. The vote for Congressman
stands: McKenna, $3.50; Glascock, 5,244.
McKenna's majority, Lbs
The Weather.
PETALUMA, November 12th.-The rain.
which has threatened here for several DAYS,
began falling quite heavily at 1890 to-day.
1t lasted but an hour, however, only 10 of
an inch falling. The clouds broke away in
the afternoon, and the sun shone out
brightly. Tonight the weather is partly
clear. The rain will benefit the grass,
which was given good start by the heavy
early rains. The farmers are all busy as
bees, blowing and putting in their crops.
Potato-digging is in progress, and it is now
estimated that there will not be more than
one-third of a crop.
NApA. November 12th.-A light rain fell
here to-day.
REDWOOD CITY, November 12th.-At
about IL O'Clock to-day a bright flash OF
lightning occurred, accompanied with q
sharp clap of thunder. p B. Jameson, a
plumber of this place, putting in some pipes
at the residence of Moses Hopkins, was
struck on the right side and partially
paralyyed for an hour or so, but was not
seriously injured Rain fell here to-day
between the hours OF 8 and II O'Clock
SAN JOSE, November 12th-A light rain
fell here in the forenoon, measuring .05 of
an inch. 1t is cloudy this evening.
MERGED, November 12th.-The weather
has been warm and cloudy the last two
days, and about quarter to o'clock this
evening slight sprinkle of rain commenced
falling. 1t is now sprinkling, with light
breeze from the southeast
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, November 18TH
| Nearly one-third of an inch of rain has
wind is still southeast, with heavy rain
clouds.
Los ANGELES November 12th.-Rain be-
gan falling here at o'clock. 1t is still
raining, with a good prospect of lasting all
night. TwO-hundrcdths of an inch has
! fallen up to s o'clock.
State Prison Directors-Wonan Found
Dead.
SAN Francisco, November 12th.-At a
meeting of the Prison Directors to-day ap-
plications for pardons were made by large
number of prisoners. Among the prisoners
were Bartelo Sepulyeda, sentenced for life
for murder in Sunol valley in 1871 His
pardon is recommended by the most
prominent men of San Jose. Judge S. B.
Mckee, before whom he was tried, says
that facts have been brought to light re-
Gently which conclusively prove his inno-
cence.
Mrs. Susan Hamilton was found dead
in her room this evening. Her body was
dreadfully burned 1t is supposed that
] ! 10 fha =
smoking she set fire to her clothes, and was
| sutfocated by smoke in the small room.
| She was 40 years old. with three children
and a husband III Portland
Attempted Suicide-The Temperance
Cause.
| VALLEJO, November 12th.-Peter Peter
SEN a Dane, 80 years old, cut his throat last
night at the Aston House. He was recently
night Waterman at 907 Kearny street, San
| Francisco, and came to Vallejo few DAYS
ago in search of his wife, whose maiden
name was Annie Butler, and who married
| him in San Francisco in 1880 He found
her living with barber named A Fabiascn.
| They ran off to San Francisco Yesterday
He is not expected to live, and was removed
to the County Hospital this morning
| Several members of the Good Templars
at the last meeting withdrew from the
| lodge. Other designations are expected,
The cause is extreme dissatisfaction with
the Temperance party mixing in national
politics, and belief that the Prohibition
ticket defeated the Republican candidate
| There is freely expressed here an opinion
| that the temperance caISe has been seri-
ously damaged in the State.
| Frightful Fail of a Painter.
REDWOOD CITY, November 12th-Yester-
| day afternoon Il painter named Otto, from
San Francisco, While working on the tower
! Of j. c. Floods residence, near Menlo Park,
| fell distance of seventy feet. One arm
was broken. and ne was injured internally.
He is still living, but is very seriously hurt.
Two Temperance Lectures.
NAPA, November 12th-John William
| son, an old resident of Napa, has been
missing for several days, and his body was
found in the Napa river this afternoon. 1t
| is supposed that he fell into the river while
under the influence of liquor, and was
| drowned.
Thomas Smith attempted suicide in the
County Jail to-day, by cutting his throat
He is not expected to live. Smith had just
| recovered from severe spree.