Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-13
signal Service Indications.

Signal Service Indications.
San FRANeIsCo, November 18th -
Indications for the succeeding 30 hours
North Pacific. cloudy weather and rain.
with southerly winds, fresh to brisk along
the coast. Middle Pacific, fair weather,
with variable winds. South Pacific, fair
weather, with northerly winds.
The Case of Ex-Judge CIough.
SAY Fl.ANCIsCo, November Eth. NJ
Clough, the ex-,iudge, stated to-day that il
Attorney General Marshall did not begin
quo warranto proceedings, as applied for by
him. by tomorrow, against Judge Levy, he
should al once make application 10 the
Supreme Court for a writ of maudamus, to
compel Mr.. Marshall to take the desired
action.
A Complete Exoneration.
SAN Francisco, November 12;h.-Some
time ago charges were brought against Sur
veyor Morton of having appropriated about
$500, which should have been paid TO a
person who gave information for the seizure
OF go pounds OF opium, February 81, 1888
The charges have been throughly inveSti-
gated 10y Port Collector John $ Hager, who
in Z letter TO Secretary Manning, complete
" eXonerates Mr.. Morton.
Acquitted on the First Ballot Stolen
Property Recovered - Plaintiff Nom
suited.
NEVADA, November l2th.-M. c. Thomas,
whose trial on a charge of passing counter
felt money took place yesterday, was ac-
quilted by the jury last evening on the first
ballot. Thomas came here from Lompoc.
Santa Barbara county.
Last Friday night the saloon of Herman
UphoH. in Grass Valley, was broken into
and robbed. Among the articles stolen
were a number of foreign coins, three or
four rings and q bowie knife. To-day the
stolen property was found hidden under
the seat of 4 water-closct in the rear of q
saloon in this city. Circumstances point
to Charles Hart as the party who robbed
Cphoff's saloon, as he notified q friend
where the articles were. Hart is now in
Jail, awaiting examination for the burglary
OF store at Town Talk.
The case Of DR.. John Manson, Of North
Bloomfield. against John SPargo came up
in the Superior Court to-day, but plaintiff
was nonsuited, on the ground that he was
not a legal practitioner, he having failed to
file the necessary certificate required by
law.
Illicit DistilIery Seized City Sued by the
Chief of Police.
SAN JOSH November l2th.-An illicit dis
tillery was seized by Deputy Revenue Col
hector Ellis yesterday afternoon. 1t is To-
Gated two miles northeast of MilpitaS, and is
owned by y. Chavaria 1t contained 5000
gallons of wine and 4 small amount of
brandy.
Chief of Police Brown has sued the city
TO recover 1878, alleged to be due as salary
for the months of June, July and August,
together with interest and c ST. During
the term named Brown was, by the City
Council, suspended from duty.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted, amid great applause.
The Sprague Case.
SAN BUENAVENTURA, November 18TH
kilograms here as to the excitement over
the Sprague case, the discharging of labor
ers, refusing to rent land, etc, to parties
tayoring the pardon are the verlest bosh
No such thing is known. and there is no
excitement whatever. The citizens are
indignant at such kilograms. Except
SpraSue' attorneys, no one is paying any
attention TO the matter now.
Died of His Wound.
MERGED, November l2th.-James Talley.
the Young hunter who shot himself acct
dentally while loading his gun at the Ne
vada Bank ranch, died little after clock
yesterday evening. a few minutes after Dr.
Lee reached him. The wound was in the
anterior region of the upper section of the
thigh, the charge striking the bone and
passing ont in several places in front, as il
divided by contact with the bone. His
mother and family resided here, and the
body will be brought here for interment.