Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-09

Pomona Sister NJ PlunSYfer Flora. Mary
J. Carter, Lady Assistant Steward and one
Executive Committeeman, HI. G.. Keesing
Trotting Races-Arrestad for E,oring
g., p,<,-,, - 80, ~, -, -p
fall ,-att;,,,s 80 hNl IA, Oc'ooef oth.-,lh lne
tanced tLe fal,1 =, ~ e". Scie rIs s uIe
ting was 8 to 1 against her. Time. 256.
The second race was won by SieceI in two
straight heats Hamlet eec3nd ibe three
others distanced. Time 90
W. d. Steele, married. arrested here for
eloping with another woman. goes back TO
Santa Barbara for trial. He has a family
there.
Suicide of a yonno M, r,,,. ~
nondencv
MopFsro Octobar etb coo,.. A..
ander, young man 90 wears old com
mitted suicide to-day by taking strvchnine
About year ago he lost n hand in n ma
chine, and it is supposed he took his life in
n fit of despondency. He was on n ranch
about four miles from town. His peonIe
hrst discovered that he bad taken poison
MlleiI ne cIile III te mouse asking Tor lard.
l.,,, dle s"ailo"eo spoonful OF lard, and fell
sios',ll uoMil III d IylHs ii', saying, am going
;ioliie' = "heie nave been want
liIs ~ - loi d iois 'iile- he was very
P0P'iat S'oiS ui''n'
A woman and Child BADLY Burned.
YREKA, October Sth-A half-breed
woman, standing near camp fire at the
race track, was dangerously burned to-day
by her clothes taking fire: also her child
Both are in a critical condition.
Light TRANSPORTATION Improving.
Prnn,Nc ootobor etI,
of ra;n foll Iero 70 5o,- r. ilen. spliilhle
ciaor to-niobt S''n9et WAS
Tudga n n Rreb ,,l,,, ,,o,.u.i.
deotb vestor,la,y ~ -, tiy escd'eu
huogv ie ;Tn;,roy;;,,g, Ce''-s 'iiig"n w rom d
hrolyen and tha ont 6ye,. +1,o o1,a q, wei, W.
daan aI6 1ai,, fnl = ~ 'S I, liolisn
IN he arcnnd ne~i 1nes, laJS 90 io'' ne hopes
Co., ,,a,,,,.,,
'S =" man "l'i Sood
strong Voice.
LAKEPoRT, October Sth.-The stage from
Cailstoga to Lakeport was robbed of the ex-
press box this afternoon, about nine miles
TINS side OF Calistoga, by one man. He was
masked and well dressed. Had a good
strong voice, and was no common tramp.
An Old Man BrutaIIy Murdered.
SAN Tosr Octobar sth Aro4l,on L.,,4.,
murder was committed ias+ ,,;o,L4 n' % u;ai I
finn heino Henry VanJorrorSt o4;',o tiic we "
RaIounl aaed "a ,,a1r ,e,1re roise, % % iLa'ITe Oh
crushed with an AK at his vyoyside eaIoon
on the Milpitas road, two miles from San
Jose. The body was discovered about dav
light this morning by baker. who stopped
to deliver bread The door was broken
open. the murdered mans pockets riAad
and the bed had been rummaged bv some
one with bloody hands. A stranger named
Steven Gavin stopped in shed about fiftv
feet from the saloon, but heard nothing Of
the affray He saws he is from Mana that
he had been looking for work and not
finding it, was on his way to Napa. and
asked and received permission to sleep in
the shed; He says he got to Wander
Vorsts about O'Clock, and saw at
that time dark-sklnned man, an Indian
or Chlnaman, talking TO the proprietor.
He woke up about daylight, went to a
trough to wash, saw the open door and the
man murdered, and gave the alarm. His
story Is generally credited, but he will be
held to await developments. The motive
vi the nluraer was undoubtedly robbery,
as 1ls.t ~ was was seiieially supposed the deceased
s nor g baau 'l arllo'ieo uollaTS oy MN; II
tbat H. aSsass;,,' Az u eats Meli settted soo
Vandervorsf ba5 Trod ,u iloS III Eet HpoVe 81.
and bore an ercaIIant - ron,,totio,, 49, SerTs
leaves wifa and Sn,.or oi,;l4ra,, Pr.n'io.. & ne
s;da in tb;s c;tu S'- e'iii0i'ii "Ho ic-
a' "orh'
PAN JOSE, october Sth:-About o'clock
tnls l'iorIlillg nres We're discovered IN the
Ahgora hone ana Glove Company's tan
merry, Chinese clearinghouse and the
bridge across Guadalupe creek, which were
ene,' eiie work ol InGelaiareS. me flames were
Waterman st the aoa,l Ja,li III 'iIIaig iIss.
two men leave tba tanna,, 1.r'is ,,I5 l5'I os saw
dered to half tbev ron NJ f,.ag %
al them without effect ii'e'' 4i'e 'ho'S
,r,vo ,yan ya,, -
,t' - o-.'in', -n'V an open oeiiar'
MERGED, October Sth.-Last evening, be-
tween and 10 O'Clock, while walking along
i% sialil st{eet, TWO men 1eLi INTO an open eel
,,,i' anu one one o. Iiiein' george Murphy,
,t n.aii.sF oIo1e ms leit ieg midway between
oi1e one NE e anu tuiga Joi4t. Inc other man
So 5,,,,,,,d oi' & "s'l - IL" 2fplses murphy
1919 T's uiesseu aila ne was hade as
Sa,lao S1,,,los 'oie ''S 'oSSioie uiioer le ercum
r,
"1a'u ioose oi 5000 lem empiars-Recep-
'ioA vi senator s'ahiord'
LOS ANGELES, 0ctoper Sth,-fhe Grand
i1OuSt, L. ". G. L elected the tDltOyVInu