Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-27
Desperate Eight Between Gang ol
Rouglls and an Officer.

CALIFORNIA.
Desperate Eight Between Gang OF
Rouglis and an Officer.
PErALuMA, April 25th.--George Burting !
and James Moore, having INDUCED freely |
in whisky, undertook q wrestling match IN
the Blue Wing saloon, which wound up III
a fight. Officer Noteworthy, hearing the
noise and confusion, entered the saloon and
endeayored TO separate the combatantS. |
Moore, who was evidently The agSressor, |
resisted, and further showed his i'll nature |
bv striking an innocent bystander, where |
upon officer Noteworthy grapplcd him, |
throwing him to the floor. At this june |
ture Kid Mclaughlin grabbed beer
glass AMI struck Noteworthy on the head, |
infieting Il serious cash, from which the
blood flowed freely. The officer then drew
his club which was quickly grasped by
some one from behind, and the attack on
the officer became general, Mclaughlin
dealing him another blow with beer glass. |
Stunned and blinded with blood. the officer, |
who was holding Moore down drew his re-
yuiver and fired twice into tie floor. All
ran but 8 Kid Mclaughlin, who renewed
his attack, when the officer fired nj him
twice one ball passing through his cheek
and tht other taking effect in his arm.
Moore and Mclaughlin have been arrested
and placed under bonds, Moore in the sum
of $500 and Mclaughlin SlO00. Their eX
animation has been set Tor next Tuesday.
The wound IN officer NorSworthy's scalp re
quired several stitches, and he was badly
bruised about tie body. Great indignation
Is felt over the affair. ana summary treat
ment is talked OF.
Stslliyou County Items.
YBEIA, April 25th.-The stage company
will change It's time on the LIST proXimo,
making its trips between the railroads III
ono day, instead of two, Is at present.
\ large crowd left here this morning Tor
the baseball contest at Fort Jones between
the Yrella and Fort Jones clubs, for purse
Ot 500 and the championship Of tie coun-
~. and the go-as-you please toot-race Of 81
miles for q purse of 5000, between Charley
Weeks and Lewis Fail.
There is a great rivalry and cutting of
rates On freight 10y the railroad agents here,
representing the Central Pacific Railroad
and the Oregon and California Railroad, TO
secure the Siskiyou county business for
their respective roads TO Portland and San
Francisco.
A Fatal Accident.
MARYsvlLLE, April 25th.-ienry Miles,
y prominent farmer, living near Challenge
Mills, in this county, was thrown from his
Injuries from which he died shortly after.
The wheels of the wagon passed over his
body
Reception of Congressman Budd by His
Constituents.
STOCKTON, April 25th.-At Lathrop, this
evening, the Reception Committee met
Congressman Budd. When the train AZ
rived here it WAS met by large procession
10 welcome him home. Tie procession
included 100 mounted aids, the Weber, san
Joaquin, Protection and Eureka fire COM
uanies two bands of music, the Stockton
and Emmett Guards, and large number OF
citizens. There was 4 parade, fireworks,
bodfruS, and q meeting at Masonic Hall.
An address of welcome was made by Con
gresham Louttit aid responded to by Mr..
Budd. Several other short speeches were
made. The demonstration is the beginning
of Budd's boom for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor.
A New Odd Fellows Hall.
NAPA, April 25th.-The cornerstone Of a
new Odd Fellows hall was laid at st.
Helena to-day, at the celebration of the
siyty-sixth anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
A large delegation came up from San Fran
cisco and excursions ran from all parts of
the county, and Il WAS made j gala Gay.
day aud delivered a very eloquent address.
Opposed to Special School Taxes.
CoLUsA April 25th.-A proposition 10
levy special tax, to raise 5000 for school
purposes IN this district, was to-day de
featci by Two votes. y large vote was
poiled.
odd Fellows Celebrations.
81. uELEsA, April 25th.-The Odd Eel
lows demonstration here to-day was the
most imposing affair Of its kind ever known
in Napa county The uniformed degree
camps were represented by large delega-
tons from San Francisco, Oakland and
elsewhere. The cornerstone of the new
hall was laid with appropriate ceremonies.
conducted under The auspices OIL the local
Lodge. y. W. Morrow delivered an adj
dress L. II. Black, of san Francisco, was
the Grand Marshal, and ". L. Fisher, OF
Calistoga, and {. \. Hale, OF ST. Helena,
aids -Four bands Of music participated.
TuLARE. April 25th-The l. o. O. F., Tu-
lare City Lodge, No. 306, celebrated their
anniversary to-day. There was 4 process
sion. an Grafton BY W NJ Dewitt, poem
bv Miss Agnes Fraser and L recitation by
Miss Pearl Afford. DELEGATIONS from Han
ford. Lcmore and Nisalia Lodges partici-
pated There is a ball this evening.
ST. HELENA, April 26th.-All the MEM
bers OF the Uniform Degree Camps OF Odd
Fellows FROM San Francisco Oakland and
Vallejo in attendance at the celebration
here Yesterday, who had not returned
home, attended Rev. Mr.. TOihunter's
church to-day in q body, and presented an
imposing appearance. Congressman Nor
row left FOR hcme this evening greatly
pleased with his reception here The ball
last night was grand success.
Weather reports.
los ANGELES, April 26th.-A slight spriu-
glo OF rain fell at intervals to-day, and the
wind and clouds give indications Of more.
STOCKTON. April 26th-A strong wind
prevailed from The west du,ing tie morn
ing. and ia the afternoon it turned 20 the
south and southeast, and was followed by
a slight shower of bail, and later by 4
refreshing rain Appearances indicated a
heavy rainfall along the foothills east OF
the San Joaquin valley. There Is good
prospect Of more rain Tonight
MERGED, April 36th,-Rain has oeeu fall
ing quite heavily here for the past two
hours and the indications are favorable Tor
n continuance of the storm throughout the
night 1t IS fortunate occurrence for the
county. as crops of all kinds were suffering
severely from the drought, and 4 cqntinn-
onee OF the dry spell would have produced
general failure Of the etain crops.
LopI. April 2GEh.-lt commenced raining
at 3 p. NJ, and has continued steadily since,
mere water falling than for the past three
months. II has The appearance Of a long
storm, and will DO & great deal Of good
0r. HELENA, April 2Gth.-Quite a severe
hail and snow-storm occurred on Howell
mountain to-day, while thunderstorm
prevailed here or some time.
fREKA, April 26,h.- \ heavy wind
storm and . slight rain shower occurred to-
day. but the clouds soon rolled by and tic
weather became fait again.
Foot Race - Pieeon-Shooting Match -
knocked Overheard aud Drowned.
SAN FRsNcIsco, April 9th The 100
yard foot race to-day at the Oakland rrot-
tihE Park between Gibson and Ryan was
won b. tie former easily in ten and two
Sflhs seeands,
a pigeon match to-day between Lillian
Smith and J. KeFrigan, . birds. the former
al ,weniy-one yards rise and the latter at
twenty-eight yards rise. was Won by kcrri-
gan by a score 81 Is kills 10 Is kills