Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-07

Hurt.
SoNoMA, July 6th.-Captain c. JUST. who
came 10 San Francisco in 1919, and TO Glen
Ellen in 1851. died at his residence in the
latter place yesterday morning, and was
buried this afternoon in SonOma.
This morning a serious accident occurred
on the road leading from Nuns CANYON TO
Glen Ellen. As Mrs. Wright, recently from
Mississippi, was being taken to the ears by
her friends, the forward axle broke, precip-
itating the load to the ground. Serious in
jury was done to the ladys spine, from
which at last reports she was suffering in
tensely.
Found Dead i'll Mining Shaft.
GRASS VALLEY, July 6th-On Saturday,
July 4th, two boys came to town and noti-
fed the authorities that the dead body of
man was LAYING in the bottom of pros
pecting shaft about mile from town.
Deputy Coroner Johnson went to the place
and brought the body to the surface by
means of graphing hooks. it being impos-
sible, on account of the foul air, for any
one to descend the shaft On examination
the body was identified as that of c. l..
Bigelow, who has been here about a month
passing his time in prospecting among the
many old shafts in the neighborhood By
means of a block and tackle, which he
carried with him, he was able to let him
self to the bottom of a shaft from pole
thrown across the mouth. Bigelow was but
slightly known here. He was about 80
years of age and ii is thought he came
here from some part of Sonoma county.
From remarks made to a fellow -boarder, it
is believed that he has wife and two
daughters somewhere. He will be buried
tomorrow.
Cornish Wrestling Matches.
GRASS VALLEY, July 6th-The annual
Cornish wrestling matches, held here for
prizes amounting to $3.50, are now in prog
ress. Jack Carkeek, the professional, was
a contestant to-day, and easily got away
with the local men. The matches will
finish tomorrow. A large crowd from
here and the surrounding towns were in
attendance.
\ Severe Accident.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo. July 6th.-While the
procession was passing along the principal
street here on the Fourth one of the
crowded balconies gave way, precipitating
q number of people to the ground Mr..
Waite had an arm and collar-bone broken,
Mr. Buckley had his arm broken in three
places, and Miss Miles had her collar
bone dislocated and was injured internally
All of the injured parties are doing rs we'll
as can be expected under the circumstances.
4 Ranch fire.
TRAvER (Tulare Coz, July 6th-Early
this morning a quantity of grain on Will
liam Jacks ranch was destroyed by fire
The loss is estimated at $1,000 insured for
%1,140. The cause of the fire is unknown.
1t is believed to be incendiary.
ForSer Sentenced.
NAPA, July Chill. C. Phillips, con-
victed of having forged a mortgage, was
sentenced to five years imprisonment to-
day.
Drowned While Bathing.
Fresno, July 6th.-John Dorr, formerly
a resident of Merced, was drowned. while
in bathing in Kings river, near Phillips
ranch, opposite Centervile Saturday His
body has not yet been recovered.
Died of Her Wound-Attempted Suicide
Newspaper Office ''Ratted.'
Los ANGELES, July 6th.-Mrs. Alma
Dolch, who was accidentally shot by her
husband on July 4th, died this evening.
Her husband is almost distracted with
grief
Last Saturday middle-aged Frcnchn,an
named Claude koy, living at Newhall, in
this county, shot himself in the head He
cannot survive. Insanity was the cause.
To-day the EgeHiag E.preSS reduced the
price Of composition to forty cents per 600
ems The printers laid down their sticks
and went on a strike. The Union sustains
the strikers. Rats y were procured, and
the paper came out on time