Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-02
PACIFIC SLOPE.
MIDNIGHT SHOOTING AFFRAY IN
Los ANGELES.
Indicted Arizona OHiciais-End of a
Biganiy Case-Nevada Races
Eacaville Sports.
[DIsPATCHEs OF SATURDAY AND sUNDAY.l
PACIFIC SLOPE.
IDIsrATcHEs OF SATURDAY AND srNDAY.l
CALIFQRSIA.
DR.. Powers Supposed Assassins.

DR.. Powers Supposed Assassins.
HOLLIsrER, October 3lst-Wllliam Has
brouck and John Riley We're brought in by
MorSe's detectives this morning for ALLEGED
completely in the Powers murder. Riley
was remanded without bail. and Has
brouck, on motion of the District Altor-
ney. was released on his own recogniZance
for reasons best known to the prosecution.
The Sheriff is ROW in Bear Valley making
other arrests. Eight arrests have been
made So far, five of the individuals being
in jail. Their preliminary examinations
will be held on Tuesday. Morse's detect
ives are working night and day without
cessation. During the past three aavs thev
have produced a decided opinion that they
were or the right trail OF the real crimi-
mails, with good prospects Of unearthing
them. The names OF tie parties arrested
so far are: \. II. Thompson, c. i. Fowles,
Richard Alexander, H. i. Williams. W.
NJ. HaSbrouck, John Riley, J. T. Prewett
and Charles Chapman.
Betrayed by a Stolen Dress.
NEVADA, October 31st-Michael Donovan
was arrested here last night upon a war
rant charging him with robbing the Calls
tOga and Laleport stage on The Sth inst.
a package containing dress was taken
from Wells, Fargo & Co.'S box at the time
OF the robbery, and ten minutes after the
preparation Of the crime Il boy out hunting
came suddenly upon Donovan and saw the
dress in his possession. The dress was
consigned 10 a woman who subsequently,
received the garment from the robber
Donovan came here about two weeks ago
the woman following soon after. An
officer from Caistoga, assisted by local
officer Nenard, made the arrest The
stolen dress was found in the house and
taken III hand to be used as evidence
Trottins at Glenbrook Park.
NEVADA CITY, October 31st-The trot-
ting race at Glenbrook Park this afternoon
was Won by Pasha. Time, 2:46- 2:433-
2:4S. Ploughboy won the first and fourth
heats.
NEVADA, November 1st- To-day wit
messed the closing of the fall racing at
Glenbrook Park. Shaker won the pacing
race III 2:26 80 and 2:32 The second heat
was taken by Prince in 2:2jl In the trot-
ting race, best two in three, between Cap
tain and Kate Bender, the former won.
Time, 2:3S-2:34.
Died of Heart Disease.
NEVADA CITY. October 3ist. - Robert
Morrison, resident of this place for the
past thirty years, died suddenly this morn
ing of heart disease. The deceased was a
native of Ohio and G6 years Of age
sports at NacaVllle.
VAcAvILLE, October 31st-At the races
to-day J. n. SCOTS Srathmore defeated Joe
Edges Gus Walsh and Colonel Ream's
Coligna in the three mile heats, best time
2:57. The track was heavy. Denio's Sailor
Boy won the 500-yard dash.
In the baseball match Vacaville beat
Suisun, the score being % to 3, six innings.
AT the pigeon shooting match H. Bass
ford killed thirty-seYen straight and fifty
eight in sixty, dividing on the fourth tie
with Kit Robinson. In the second match
Frank Bassford, with clear score. took
first money The third match F. Bassford
divided with Al. Donaldson. The attend
ance was large.
NJ. Il. Church South.
Los ANGELES, October 31st.-The reports
of the conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South for Southern California
show as follows: Number of preachers in
the conference %, number of members L.
lS5, adults baptized 10, children baptized
76, schools 25, teachers 1913, scholars ,559,
value of churches so, $50. number of
churches 10, number of parsonages II, val
ue of parsonages $40, $50 claims of pastors
50, 45O, deficiency 81 2l6 %.
Forming Agricultural Association.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo. October 3lst.-A pre-
liminary meeting was held to-day with the
obiec: of forming an Agricultural and
Horticultural Association. a large num-
Der of the leading citizens of the county
were present, and the sum of $2170 was
subscribed as a starter. Another meeting
will be held three weeks from to-day. |
The people are enthusiastic over the pro
ject, which promises to be OF great benefit
to the county.
The Fruit-Groweos.
NAPA, October 31st. - An interesting
fruit-growers' meeting was held this after
noon. Ten delegates We're appointed to at
tend the meeting of the fruit-growers, to be
held November 10Th. at San Francisco.
The committee was instructed to advocate
the formation of Il State organization for
shipping fruit East.
An Irate Fathers Assault.
SANTA CRUZ, October 31st.-Thomas r.
Whitcher. who was on trial in the Superior
Court for shooting Edward Cummings for
tritling with his daughters affections. was
found guilty Of simple assault last evening,
the jury being out three hours. HeWill be
sentenced Tuesday morning.
Shooting : Ifisir IN i.os Angeles.
Los ANGELES, November 1st.-About u
o'clock last night, on Los Angeles street.
near Aliz0, jim Ashe, a barkeeper for ]. S. |
McCroy, of DOwney block, shot Robert
McSweeney, or McHodgen, a carpenter and
contractor. Two shots were fired, the first
passing through the cartilage Of the left
nOstril, ranging backwards and detecting
to the right, lodged in the tissues of the
face near the right ear. Physicians re-.
moved the ball. There vas considerable !
hemorFhage, some of the blood running
down the throat into the stomach, causing.
vomiting. The second ball entered about
an inch 10 the left Of the left nipple, and
was not found, but the doctors believe IL
lodged in the soft muscles of the back. The
patient is very much exhausted, and as the
ball can do no harm the doctor will no; re-
move it till to-morrGw The back OF the
head was also badly lacerated, having
been beaten with pistol. There is
no fracture of the skull. Up to an hour
ago the patient had been very low and
feeble. almost pulseless He has strong
belief, however, that he will recover. He
IS a strong, tvell-EouTished man, OF great
vitality. He was removed this aftarnoon
irom the city iRll to the Sisters Hospital
At ) o'clock this evening his physician
says the symptoms are better lie IS rest
ing easy, is perfectly rational, though very
weak from loss of blood. MoSweeneyfs S
statement is that Ashe shot and beat him
He had no weapons. Officer Aamorino,
who found and arrested Ashe. states that
he saw the hzo intoxicated at the corner of
the l'icD HOuSp i'm front of the. .Dlaza q few