Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-22
PACIFIC SLOPE. 2.
GRADUATING EXERCISES AT THE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Young Scotchman Found Dead
Petaluma News = Residence
Burned-Pioneer Dead.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-uN1o!
CALIFORNIA.
The state Normal misunderstanding E-S-
erCises,

,rcises of the twenty-elghth graduating
lass of the State Normal School com
nenced this morning, the assembly halL
being densely packed with the parents anu
friends of the class. Various essays anu
1rations were delivered by the graduates,
'ffer which the diplomas were presented
bv Professor Allen, the principal OF the
school. Following are the names of the
graduates with the towns and counties of
their residence: Edith +. Aver, Alilpitas,
Santa Clara: Hattie L. BackUs, HOLSTER, |
SAN Benito; Etella N. Bagnell, San Jose,
Santa Clara; Henry r. Bailey, Tomales, |
Marin: William S Bailey, Tomales, Ma |
rim; Alice h Ballou, San Jose, Santa !
Clara; Carrie Beckwith, Hydesyille, Hum |
boldt: William O. Blodget, MiIlville, /
Shasta Julia Bodlcy, San Jose, Santa |
Clara; Matte Bradley, Nevada City, Ne
yada; Laura +. Bride, San Francisco, san
Francisco county; Emma H. Bushnell,
San Jose, Santa Clara; Mamie L. Calhoun,
Rohneryille, Humboldt; Frank II. Couch,
Carpenteria, Santa Barbara; Tillie NJ
Clark, san Jose, Santa Clara; Ella
Coleman. Watsonyille, Santa Cruz
Emma J. Dickey, Eureka, Humboldt;
Julia A. Donovan, Folsom, Sacramento;
Ella \. Ferry, Oakland, Alameda; Marine
Gage. Gait Sacramento; Josephine a.
Gairaud Santa Clara. Santa Clara Minnie
G Golindo, Irving Alameda; Bessie L.
Gibbons, San Leandro, Alameda; George
A. Gordon. Monterey, Monterey; Frank NJ.
Graham, Haviland, Kern; Francisco Grel-
sen, 0akdale, Stanislaus: Lille Harris,
Pleasanton, Alameda; Theodosia NJ. Hawk
hurst, Someryille, Contra Costa
JOAQUIN: Stella NJ. Herndon, San Jose,
santa clara; Jessie Irving, Oakland, Ala
media. Mary T.. Kelsey, San Jose, Santa
Clara Emily f. A. Knott, Tomales, Ma
rim Maggie Kottinger, San Jose, Santa
Clara Anna NJ. KulldX, San Jose, Santa
Clara; Flora L. Lacy, Santa Cruz, Santa
Cruz; William w Locke, Lockeford San
JOAQUIN; George W. Martin, Millyille,
Shasta; Lille J. Miller, New Almaden,
Santa Clara; Ida c. Nichols Freestonc, So
noma Mary /. Ortley, Alyiso. Santa
Clara Nellie Page, San Jose, Santa Clara;
Lizzie A. Parker, Berkeley Alameda;
Edith /. PuTinton, san Jose, Santa Clara
Margaret Richmond. Ferndale, Humboldt;
Daisy c. Schultz, San Francisco, San Fran
cisco: Ella NJ StilSOn, Halfmoon Bay, san
Hateo; Anna l.. Taylor San Francisco,
San Francisco: Ida NJ. Thomas, San Jose,
Santa Clara; Martha ~ birmingham, Sunol
Glen. Alameda: Mamie T.. futile, Watson
vile. Santa Cruz; Emma NotAw Oleta
Amador Kate Wamboid, Cloyerdale, So
noma: Harry Z. WitherSpoon. Arizona
Cora X .Wycko!f, Oakland, Alameda; Edith
d. Yaple, Ripon, San Joaquin. Class eX-
ercises were held this afternoon.
New Passenger Agrcement-Tw Chinese
Children Burned to Death.
SAN FRAYcIsco, May 21st.-All the rail
road agents in this city signed the new
passenger agreement tonight. This makes
the cutting of rates improbable for some
time.
This afternoon the house Of L. Y. Ste
vens was burned, and two Chinese children
who lived with their father, laundryman
in the house, were burned to death. Their
mother was badly injured in trying to.save
them. Stevens Is the owner OF stevens
Park, Oakland, burned two or three weeks
D."
Horsethieves Sentenced.
MtRYsvILLE, May 2lst.-Charles Cotiron
and Henry Fleming were arrested at the
Indiana Ranch, in this county, for horse
stealing on Monday last. To-day they
pleaded guilty in the Superior Court, and
were each sentenced to five years imprison-
ment at Folsom. Coffron is an old convict,
having previously served two years inn
prisonmcnt for a burglary committed in
this county.
Dwelling Turred-Suit for Damages.
NEVADA, May 2Ist-Ncster,lay small
dwelling-h0uSc, occupied by the family ol
Dennis Driscoll, and situated on the out
skirts of town, was destroyed by fire To-
gether with most of the contents Solne
few articles of furniture were saved. The
loss is about $3.50 The furniture was in
sured for 500 and there was some insur-
anCe on the house.
6Il.,l p. jo,..sI ,,or,,neT,cnd
"a - -: 80, a. 1,,. ,,.t
~ - III ,f;I+or nitc, C,,,;r,aT for
co. 56o ,la,,,o,-os far the los of his brntbar
LII H.. ,Il. rl,lb Of y.ate from
~ rr,,,I;.l, an, IN tI,c lp,,,u,nr of fSS2
H. ~, Ir7,,',l a,,,tbsr sTit to racove,
q ~ I,,n,.,rs for rrnn,rtv DESTROYED b1
h. aooJ
Residence Destroyed by Fire.
,f,.,...,.,. Nr..,- DIST Tho residence of ]
VIII ns;,nfI- Asscsso- If mis- county
90, lo+1i,- +j,o rolilcncaof Copgrassf,,.I
T. n (v;',,iI,+,,, ,.,ngl,t fire = littlc arte
I,,d,, - and was desrrovo5 in q fpv
minutes Bul little of the furniture aut
nropertv of the family was saved. Tn,
Ruildng was worth about $1,000, and wa
insured for 5000 ia the Hartford lnsuT
= pee Company.
Died OF His Injuries.
Fprs,,o Nav 2fSt-Ym. Hale. who WA
iniurr5 Inv a runaway team on Tuesda
a,.,,,;,,,- i;cl At ,'rlne, fhi, evening.
-, .r d, ..,,,,,,,,,, ,;oree,
Ne'''' % i
HoN"h A. NAY 10 ''-. WI II
came 10 tins place IN 800 died '4'i7 morn
ing.
Probable Suicide OF a Young Scotehman
To- A,-,.trr-- May DIST A Young Scotch