Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-24
An Overdue Steamship.

SAN Francisco, January 23d. - The
San Pablo, from this port for Yokohama,
which Is several days overdue, had not been
reported up To this afternoon Itis thought
that her machinery has been disabled and
that She Is proceeding under sail 1t *
known that there has recently been rough
weather on this route. The fact that the
vessel has not been heard from is not CON
sidered 1T the Mail Dock reason for anx-
iety, as II IS said that every ship that has
LETT III the past three months has been over
= days IN making the passage TO Yokoha-
ma. The san Pablo left San Francisco
December 18Th. This makes her 35 days
out. The NaScO de Cana, the Belgic. Gaze
lie and Alaska are recollected to have made
/ long trips ranging from 81 To 80 DAYS The
san Pablo IS stanch ship. Her officers
are the following: Captain T. c. Reed.
Commander; NJ. f. Wise. Chief Officer
A. Luseomb. Second Officer; +. Reed
Third Officer; $. n. HaineS, Chief En-
gineer; !. Haughton, First Assistant En-
gineer; J. Leech. Second Assistant En-
gineer; }. Hanna, Third Assistant Engineer;
W. J. Ramagc, Purser; J. Stanley. Freight
Clerk Edward Tilden, Storekeeper; d.
Dorning, Steward. The San Pablo had on
board about 600 Chinese, going home for
the Celestial New Year.
Murder Trial at san Francisco.
SAN FRANCIsCo, January 23d.-The trial
OF Oscar Walter on the charge of killing
Captain Robbins of the steamer Santa Cruz
last month. was resumed before Police
Judge RiX this afternoon. Several witnesses
were placed upon the stand by the defense
to prove that Captain Robbins was a dan
gerous ana quarresome man who always
went armed. The case occupied the entire
afternoon session.
Suicide in the Street.
SAN Francisco, January 23d.-Francis
Morelli, an Italian, Suicided this morning
in front of the new City Hall, on McAllis-
ter street, by shooting himself through the
head. In his hand was found note, read
ing as follows Ny name is Francis Mo-
reli. lam very poor. | lost my son and
all the money in the world, and deserve
nothing but death" The suicide is a man
apparently about 50 years of age
Hard Four-Round Glove Fight.
SAN Francisco. January 23d.-The hard
glove fight tonight between Joe Petty and
Munro Lee was the hardest that has taken
place here for long time, and was won by
Petty in four rounds. Petty weighs 1876
and Lee 1876 pounds. In the first round
Petty was knocked through the ropes and
OF the stage. in the fourth round Lee
called his seconds picked him up and
pushed him toward Petty, who struck him
/ under the left ear and knocked him sense
less. Young Dutchy, Of Stockton was
referee
Good Haul of Watches-MOney Lent.
SAN JOSE, January d.-Twenty-one
watches were stolen from showcase in
Rogers jewelry store on First street, in this
city, at 5 O'Clock this morning, under the
following circumstances 4 Chnaman
entered the store for the pretended purpose
: OF buying clock, and occupied the time of
| Rogers for several minutes The Chinaman
! left without buying the clock, and then
Rogers missed the watches from the trays
in a showcase near the front door 1t is
supposed that the Chinaman had confed-
crate who took the watches while Rogers
was showing the clock in the rear of the
| store.
Thomas E. Smell has borrowed from the
city Of San Jose the S25, 600 of the Lick
Trust Fund, which was willed by James
Lick to this city for the purpose of estab-
fishing home for indigent women. The
loan was authorized by the Common Coun-
ell, and the interest is fixed at six per cel.t
Murder at the Napa Insane Asylum
| NAPA, January 23d.-Early yestcl
morning a Chinese patient at the ASYLUM
tor the Insane became enraged at one of hts
countrymen, and knocked him down ana
kicked him so that in short time after
wards the injured man died The murderer
had been serving term in the State Prison
before being committed to the asylum.
Unknown Man Found Dead.
! SAN BERNARDrYo, January 23d.-The
: body of a man was found Yesterday about
/ five miles from town, on the Rancho Mus
cupiabe, by parties looking over the coun-
! some time His head was nearly gone, the
flesh having been torn of, it was thought
| by dogs. So far the body has not been
identified. One thing, however, may lead
to the same it was noticed that one foot
and leg was shorter than the other. The
Coroner is holding an inquest this morning
NEVADA.