Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-30
4 Satisfied People.

PLAcERvILLE, January 29th.-Republi-
cans are highly elated, and the Democrats
are well satisfied over the election of eX-
Governor Stanford to the United States
Senate. His election is conceded by all to
be an excellent one, for he can do more to
advance the interests of our coast than any
other man we could have selected, and it is
believed he will make one of the best Sen
atOrS ever sent from the Pacific coast
Struck by Train and Killed
SAN FRANCIsoo, January 29th.-S. G.
Fowler was struck by train in Oakland
to-day, and instantly killed His body was
terribly mangled. Fowler lived in this
city From papers found on the body it
appeared that he was originally from New
Brunswick, had lived III Helena Montana,
and would shortly leave for Sprague, W. T.
Electric Light and Power Company Or
gained.
PETALUIfA, January 29th-The people of
Petaluma have found great cause for con
graduation in the organization here this
week OF the Electric Light and Power Com
pany for Petaluma, although occupying Il
place i'll the van Of interior towns OF the
State as to general prosperity, Is many
years behind in the matter of artificial
light. This company propose TO furnish by
electricity much cheaper light than gas
So cheap. III fact, that Petaluma can az last
afford the luxury OF lighting the streets
aid at the same time supply an abundance
OF power for machinery and manufacturing
purposes. The company Will be incorpO-
rated this week, with & capital stock Of
$4,000. The incorporatorS are II. T. Fair
banks, John \. MCNear, George p. McNear
and NJ. j. Miller
Tramps Shot by a Chinaman-Adjudsed
Va
BAKERSFIELD, January 29th.-Last night,
about - O'Clock, Il Chinese gardener shot
and seriously wounded two uanpS, who
gave their names as William Murray and
William Barnes. Both are in the county
hospital. They We're stealing the China
mans horses.
Charles Heifernan, ii years of age, ma
tive OF this State, supposed to be from Oak
land, was adjudged insane to-day, and vii,
be sent to the Stockton asylum Tonight (
Conviction OF Stage Robbers.
\ SAN ANpREAs, January 29th-The trial
here OF G. 4. and 4. L. Aldridge for rob
bing the stage near Milton December II,
1884 went to the jury last evening. \ YER
diet was rendered this morning, finding
them guilty. They will receive sentence
Monday.
Shipments of Sapa valley Wine.
ST. HELENA, January 29th.-Several car
loads of Napa valley Wine have been
shipped from here this week for Los An
geles.
Accidentally Shot to Death by His
Brother.
ANDERSON SHASTA county,. January 18th.
John Bainbridge. Jr while out hunting
yesterday. was accidentally Shot and killed
by his brother Cal.
Weather Reports.
PETALUNA, January 29th. - Seventeen
hundredths of an inch OF rain fell here
night before last. 4 sprinkling rain again
set i'll last night, which by II A. NJ to-day
deyelope! into a steady down-pour. which
continued for over an hour At 1 P NJ.
the sky is partially clear, the sun shining,
and it is hoped the rain is over
0RLAND (Colusa county, January 10Th
1t has rained here in gentle showers most
Of the day The adobe land has generally
been too wet for good plowing, but on the
lighter and gravelly lands a good deaf has
been turned. The young grain is looking
very fine