Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-25
Affecting Public Farewell 10 Archbishop
Alemany.

Alemany.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24th.-The depart
ure of Archbishop Alemany to-day was
the most affecting public farewell ever
witnessed in the city In the morning he
celebrated mass and administered the
communion, and at noon preached q con-
hrmation sermon on the Immortality of
the Soul" He was deeply moved during
| the delivery of the discourse and his CO.
| laborerS on the altar wept as be spoke of
| the future life and the meeting there of
lifelong friends in this world. As he left
St. Mary's in the afternoon a large crowd
assembled TO say farewell. As the people
caught glimpse of the Archbishop they
| fell on their knees for his blessing, and as
he passed through the crowd the people
| clasped his hands and pressed kisses upon
| them, many of them sobbing and crying
| At the Oakland mole this scene was re-
peated, and at the Sixteenth-street station,
| Oakland, about 300 people pressed about
the car and knelt while the Archbishop
| blessed them. He was escorted to Port
Costa by about eighty persons in a char
tered Car, who received his blessing before
he took his final farewell He goes to
Rome, being escorted 10 New York in a
special car by number of prominent
Catholic gentlemen
\ Well-Known Oakland Physician As
sassinated.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May 24th.-Dr y. L.
Buck, a well-known physician of Oakland
| was shot and killed at the entrance of his
| residence corner of Thirteenth and Castro
streets, tonight, by Henry f. Prindle
| The Staying was evidently deliberately
planned. Prindle fired five shots, hitting
Buck in the head, neck, left lung and twice
in the back. Buck died without saving
| a word. After Prindle's arrest
another revolver was found on him In an
interview with q CAL reporter, Prinde said:
"Whcn a man acts criminally with an
other mans wife, he takes his life in his
own hands, don't he? Well, that is what
| Dr. Buck did. | have the evidence straight.
l am perfectly certain, or | should not
have acted as did. | know it, and several
other people know ii. DR.. Buck was my
| family physician from 1879 until May last
| He kept my wife sick for his own private
lust, - him. DR.. Buck ruined my wife,
| physically and morally. | had to
| be a man. never harmed anyone before
in my life. | had to do as | did" In an
swer TO aqueStion as to how he became con-
WINGED of DR.. Bucks criminality, he re-
piled that he knew it from his wife She
told him and five other people. He first
! learned OF it eight weeks ago. Prindle has
| the reputation of being a law-abding man.
| He works in 4 fuse factory in Oakland
Knocked Overheard and Drowned-Dead
and buried in One Day.
RIO VISTA, May 24th.-Y esterday even
ing near Tolands Landing, on the Sacra-
mentO river, Tobias Olsen, a hand en-
| ployed on board the schooner Whiting.
was knocked overheard By the jibing of
the main boom and drowned He was a
| Norwegian, aged about 50 years. The body
was not recovered.
W. N. Holloway, farm laborer died
| here at , \. N. to-day of typhoid fever, and
was buried this evening DR.. Frace in
tended making post morton examination
| of the body, but was called off into the
! country. Decomposition advanced so rap
IDLY that his friends had to bury him at
once.
Killed by Train.
JACKSONVILLE, May 24th.-This after
noon, as the train from Santa Cruz was
| backing up at Paiaro station, 4 railroad
| employee, named Con. Carey, was run over
| and killed. His body was rolled quite a
| distance and terribly mangled. The YER
| dict of the Coroncr's jury was accidental
death
burglary at stoekton-Footpads at Work.
| STOCKTON, May 9th. - The Changers
Union store was entered by burglars last
night, and 4 number of articles stolen
GarToteTs are operating with some sue
cess in this city. A young man claims that
he was choked by iootpads last night. Sc
! Yerely kicked and beaten and robbed of
! SO.
Leg Crushed by Car wheels-High Wind.
PETALUMA, May 9th "A young lad
named Kline was run over by logging car
at McFadden d Browns mill, at Guene-
Vile, last Friday night The car passed
over one leg, badly managing it from ankle
to thigh
The high wind continues here, with no
prospect of rain, and the crop outlook
grows gioomicr.
Serious Runaway Accident.
FRESNO, May 24th 4Manuel Cation, an
l1-year-old boy, was thrown from a wa on
he was attempting to drive, by the horses
running away this morning. The wheels
passed over his stomach. and it is feared
injured him internally. He also received a
scalp wound about six inches in length,