Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

Signal Service Indications.
SAN Francisco, November 6th-S p. NJ
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours
North Pacific, cloudy weather and rain.
with southerly winds, brisk to high along
the coast. Middle Pacific, cloudy weather
and rain, with southerly winds, high along
the northern portion Of the coast. South
Paclhc, cloudy weather and rain. with
southwesterly winds.
The Weather.
CoLUsA, November 9th. - The storm.
which began Tuesday night, continues
More rain has fallen since noon today
than in the previous two days. The pro:.
pect is good for big storm. The river is
rising.
SUIsUN, November 6th.-It has been
raining here all day, and tonight it is still
raining, with prospects for stormy night
RIO VISTA, November 6th.-We have had
steady drizZle during most of the dav.
with the wind light from the southeast
Tonight is very dark and cloudy, with
prospects of more rain.
STOCKTON, November 6th.-Up to
o'clock this afternoon the rainfall for this
storm was 90 of an inch, against 1.G2
inches at this time last year.
PETALUMA, November 6th.-There was
light rain last night. To-day rain has been
almost continuously falling, for the most
part lightly, with an occasional sharp
shower. The rain is after the farmers own
heart, falling for the most part gently and
being absorbed by the earth There is no
running off or wastage. The uplands get
the full benefit of this shower, and early
crops are insured beyond preadventure.
rainfall since P. NJ. yesterday to the same
hour to-day, 81 of an inch.
SAN Francisco, November 9Th. = The
Signal Service reports the rainfall in this
city for the twenty-four hours ending at
s o'clock this evening, 1.55 inches. AT
this hour 10 P. M tits still raining, with
70 signs OF abatement
Sarah Althea's Debut
SAN FRANCIsco, November 6th.-Sarah
Althea states, tonight, that if Sharon con-
unues IN his present condition, or dies, she
will postpone her debut for some time
An Eight-round Glove Fight Forthcoln-
ing.
SAN Francisco November 6th.-Jack e.
Burke the noted pugilist, who stood up
before John L. Sullivan for six rounds in
Chicago, and Mike Cleary, of New York,
tonight signed articles Of agreement for
glove contest Of eight rounds. Queersberry
rules, to take place November 23d. The
winner takes 70 and the loser % pei. cent.
Of the gate receipts.
Serious Accident-Sent to Jail
RoCEIIN November 6th.-N[rs. Mattison
was seriously injured yesterday afternoon
BY being g0red by cow
John Riley was found gully Of assault
with deadly weapon, and sentenced to
three months hard labor at the Auburn
County Jail.
de Proved an AIibi.
NAPA, November 6th.-Mike Donovan.
charged with robbing the Lakeport and
CaIistoga stage, was discharged yesterday.
He proved an alibi.
Fire in Nerced.
MERGED, November cha fire broke
out in the kitchen Of Smiths Cosmopolitan
restaurant on n street, in the rear of the
Cosmopolitan saloon. about five minutes
past II \. NJ, and destroyed the Cosmopoli-
tan restaurant. The firemen succeeded in
preventing the fire from extending into the
saloon adjoining, and the wooden build
ingS OF }. J. Cook Geo Renter. and Judge
Marks, on the adjoining lot The damo9e
Is not ascertained, but will probably
amount to $1,000
SaloOn-keepe pers Arrested.
Los ANGELES, November 6th.-Tbirty-
three saloon-keepers were arrested today
for violating the license ordinance. which
demands $50 per month. Stephen II.
White, attorney of the League of Freedom,
appears rs counsel in each case. A 500
bond was immediately furnished by each.
They have separate trial by jury, and
take advantage of all the laws technical
tiles. The City Attorney SAYS he will keep
on arresting the same parties as long as
they do business without licenses.
twenty Years in the State Prison.
BAKERSFIELD, November 6th.-Jose Ma
ria Estrada, convicted of murder in the
second degree, for the killing of Jose Ruiz.
which occurred here on the 80 of last
August, was to-day sentenced by the Su.
perior Court to twenty years in the State
Prison.
Excursion of Land-seekors.
TuLARE, November 6th-An EXCURSION
Of torty land-seekers arrived at 71O
O'Clock this evening from San Francisco,
and will remain until Monday.