Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-08
PACIFIC SLOPE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE REoonD-uNosl
CALIFORNIA.
signal service Indications

Signal Service Indications.
( SAN FRANCISCO, December 7th-8 PM
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours
North Pacific, generally fair weather, with
southWesterly winds, fresh 10 brisk along
the coast; Middle Pacific, fair weather,
with northwesterly winds. South Pacific.
laiF weather, with northwestcrly winds.
The Weather.
kIo VISTA, December 7th.-After week
OF damp, foggy weather, the wind came
out from the north this morning. clearing
the atmosphere, and the sun shone brightly
ali day frost is probable tonight
! MARYsv1LLE, December 7th.-A seven
| days continuous fog was dissipated at 10
CLOCK TINS morning, and the people viewed
the hrst sunshine for week with gladnesS.
Proposed AS an Honorary Member.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 7th.-At a
| mcetlng OF the Pioneers, tonight, the name
| OF Leland Stanford was proposed as an
honorary member Of the society
Boat Wrecked and Three Men Drowned.
SAN FRANcIsco, December 7th.-A boat
containing three fishermen who Yesterday
| went sailing out in the west" struck on
a rock near Lime Point early this morning,
The waves were breaking high at that
time and all the occupants of the boat were
| soon washed overheard One Pietro
demljohn 10 him 10 aid in floating and
struck out boldly for the shore. He was a
strong swimmer, but the waves oyercame
| his skill and his body was found few
| hours later on the beach near Fort Point
The Coroner was notified and removed it
j to the Morgue The other bodies have not
| yet been found
The California au,. Oregon Land Grant.
SAN Francisco. December 7th.-A spe-
clal meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
of this city will be held at > P. NJ. to-mor-
| row, to consider the question of the land
grant to the California and Oregon Rail
| road. 1t is expected that the meeting will
: be largely attended.
The Fire Commissioner Middle in San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 7th.-At the
annual meeting OF the Fire Commissioners
tonight there was quite a lively time
Commissioner Edwards was reelected
President by vote of to =. Commission
ers Siebe and Kelly, the newly-elected
| members, demanded seats, but motion to
! adjourn was carried before action was taken.
| Kelly asserted that there would be two
| Boards organized, and legal complications
are probable.
Iire-Collision of Vehicles Horse Stolen.
REDWOOD CITY, December 7th.-About
| and granary of W. Il. Price, at San Mateo,
was completely destroyed by fire. Dam
age, $1,000; insurance, $1,000 The cause
of the fire is unknown.
Two buggies collided near Mayfield last
| night and j. H. Oferman, the occupant of
one buggy, was seriously injured. One
buggy was completely wrecked.
John Stafford, q stabe-keeper of Red
| wood, visited Menlo Park last night, and
q Mppaipp'S Hotel factaDa1 bjS horse
the fence, short distance away, while he
entered the house. When he was ready to
| return home his horse and buggy could
net be found. Suspicion fell upon a man
named Joe Tompkins, who left the bar
room of the hotel short time after Stat
ford's arrival. Chase was made, and the
horse and buggy recovered. but the thief
escaped. Officers are now searching for
him.
Railroad Accident Above MarysvilIe.
MARYsvILLE, December 7th-This morn
ing, at O'Clock, express train No. r. from
Redding to Sacramento, ran into and de-
molished section hand Lear at point six
miles north of Marysville. The cow
catcher of the engine was badly broken.
The section men saved themselves by
jumping from the car. 4 heavy fog pre-
vented the parties on the engine and hand
car from seeing one another until too late
10 AVOID the accident.
| Municipal EIection-Cutting Scrape-Re-
vival Meetinss-Man BADLY Burned.
Los ANGELES, December 9Th In the
municipal election ;6-day s1e Republicans
elect FIVE of the eight candidates for the
Council and Board OF Education.
cutting scrape occurred tonight at the
Fourth Ward polls. Carlos Cruz drew
knife and ran amuck on the crowd around
the ballot-box, and cut and wounded sew
cral severely. He was knocked down and
badly bruised, and finally arrested.
United revival meetings of all the Pro-
testant churches is in progress, under the
leadership of DR.. l.. w. Munhall. The
average attendance is 5000 each evening.
y man named james Black found sun
day morning near Newhall in the road
badly burned, is not expected to live The
cause OF The accident is unknown.
Forgeries Unearthed.
SAN JOSH, December 9TH. - Forgeries
amounting to about 81 600, which appear
to have been committed by Louis Wald-
man, the abSconding contractor came to
light here to- day. The notes, in the course
of their negotiation, came into the hands
of w. \. Parkhurst, J. NJ. Battle, Jacob
Hett and another person whose name
cannot be learned. The names forged are
Adam Sweigert and DR.. c. w. Breyfogle
Ten Years in the State Prison.
SAN JOSE, December 7th-Judge Belden
to day sentenced Pedro PGcheco convicted
of a feloniouS assault on Caledonia Flores,
to ten years in the State Prison. Pending
an appeal to the Supreme Court, he was
released on $4,000 bail.
He Was a Confederate Brigadier.
FRESNO, December 7th.-1yre II. Bell,
reported appointed Receiver of the Visalia
Land Office, is a resident of this place. He
is native of Tennessee, and was a Briga-
dier General in the Confederate army