Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-05
A Threatened British Consul-Democrats
Going East,

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Going East.
SAN FRANcIsco, February 4th.-Martin
O'Donovan, representing himself as first
cousin of O'Donoyan Rosa. visited the
office of British Consul Stanley here to-day,
to inform him that, unless Rosa RECEIVERS.
Martin would kill Stanley.
A large delegation from the State Demo
cratic Club is going to attend Cleveland
Inauguration.
Action of the State Board of Education
Condemned-C oursing Meeting.
SAN FRAYc1sco, February 4th.-The Board
of Education tonight passed a resolution
condemning the action of the State Board
in recommending that the study of ento-
mology be substituted for industrial draw
ing in the schools of the State.
The next coursing meeting of the Cali
fornia Association takes place at MERGED
April 4th and 9th.
Boy Run Over and Killed.
GRASS VALLEY. February 4th.-Y ester
day afternoon Jesse the 12-yearold son OF
Addison WOmack, was accidentally killed
about ten miles below here, by falling from
a wagon on which he was riding, and from
which he was jolted by the sudden starting
of the team over a rough road. Before the
team could be stopped both wheels Of the
wagon, which was loaded with machinery,
passed over him, causing his death in a few
minutes.
Fire in Monterey County.
CAsTROvILLE, February 4th.-At about
IL o'clock last night fire started in the
rear Of Coopers Hall on Merritt street, and
in short while the whole building was
ablaze, and burned to the ground. 1t CON
tanned about fifty tons Of hay and a lot OF
machinery Loss, s., 500; no insurance
The fire is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary, and efforts to punish the
guilty party will be made. The officers are
on the track of the person suspected.
Fight with Chain-gang.
MERGED, February 4th.-To-Aay, at about
noon, the chain-gang mad liquor passed to
them by an eX-membcr Of that body, UNI
seen by the officers in charge, making the
whole gang drunk and unmanageahle and
atight between them and the officers took
place; but they We're soon got under CON
troll, and with the eX-membcr locked up.
Unknown Man Found Murdered in Kern
County.
BAKERSFIELD February 4th. - Coroner
Maio was informed last night that the
body OF a man was lying near the railroad
track about ten miles northwest of Bakers
field. Upon going to the place designated,
he found a man who had been murdered,
as his throat was cut and his skull crushed
in several places, evidently by tish-plateS
from the railroad track, as TWO We're found
near by covered with blood. The body
had been dragged about seventy-tiye feet
from the track, and covered with sage
brush and a blanket. The remains were
brought to Bakersfield and an inquest held,
which resulted in Il verdict in accordance
with the above facts. Deceased was about
80 years OF age, light-compleXioned, and
had small, sandy mustache and goatee
was last seen alive at Lcrdo, in company
with another man, and they were travel
ing south. Nothing was found 10y which
he could be identified, but 4 hotel-leeper
here claims to know him, and says his
name is Laughlin. 4 photograph of de-
ceased has boon talkcn for ilenlililaIinu