Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-17
Ensolvent Fruit acknowledgement En-
tered.

Ensolvent Fruit Acknowledgements En-
tered.
SAN Francisco, July 16th-M. Vulice-
vich, fruit dealer, has filed a petition i'll
insolvency Liabilities, 2,5S2 10. His
assets consist OF 81 $50 worth of merchan-
disc, $1,000 personal property, and $S,517 %
in debts.
Some time ago Henry Toomey brought
suit against William Dunphy, to recover
SIS, 100 for services rendered, claiming to
have secured a purchaser for defendants
Nevada ranch. 1t consists Of $1,000 acres OF
land on the line % the Central Pacific
together with 10000 head O; cattle, the
price being $4,000. No defense was IN
ferpose,,, ami Judgment has been entered
for $50, l53 y, which includes interest on
the original amount of SIS $50 commission.
Narro.y Escape OF a Physician.
GEORGETOWN Gel Dorado county, July
f6th.-Y eserday evening, while DR.. c. G.
Spencer. of Georgetown, accompanied by
John Smith, Of Smith Brothers, merchants
Of Greenwood, Were riding at a lively rate
along the grade nj the head of American
CANYON, near Greenwood, the buggy upset,
throwing the occupants out. Smith sus-
tanned Il severe fracture OF the collar bone,
while the doctor escaped with a few Slight
bruises. After the upset the horses tum-
bled down The steep giraffe towards Ameri-
can canyon. The horses escaped material
injury, while the buggy was badly dam
aged.
Cars .erailed.
RocKLty, July lGth.-Llst night about y
clock, is a wood train was being side
tracked, the last three cars ran of the end
OF The track, the last one being thrown upon
4 high rock. There was no one injured,
although the train was pretty well shocked.
Hiehwaylaen at Work.
GRASS VALLEY. July lGsh-A W. Stod-
dard, Superintendent Of the North Star
mine, was robbed of 81 by highwaymen
last night. \ Chiuaman was also robbed
OF $40 The deeds were committed by two
men armed viii ShotgUns. and were perpe-
tated about one mile and half from town
on the Nevada Dad.
Chinese Murderers.
SAN BERNARDINO, July 16th-One of the
murderers Of the boy out on the 4. and 2.
Railroad has been captured, and confeSses
10 the crime, duplicating another of his
countrymen who is being hotly pursued
There is strong talk of hanging the cap
tured man, but Sheriff GIL viii try to get the
prisoner to town. Much excitement pre-
walls among the men working on the road,
and the Chinese element may have to 90.
Hog Cholera and GrasshOppers.
MERGED, July 16th.-More hog cholera is
reported. Some three weeks ago William
Wallace and young Cathey drove so hogs
from Latheys valley to Minturn's ranch,
on the Chowchila river. to pasture on
Stubbie, and last week thcy counted the
live ones and found less than 200 The
balance OF the drove lay strewu over the
fields, creating great STENCIL while the
death rate continued as high according to
numbers rs at amy time since the disease
was discovered.
The grasshoppcr pest is now being met
with poison, though too late to save most
of the orchards, vineyards and gardens at
tackled early. On the buhaCh plantation
Mr. Ladd, the Superintendent, has con-
menced poisoning, using arsenic mixed |
with sugar and bran, making 4 thick muSh |
lie pat out 400 pounds of poison, mixed |
with like amount of sugar and one ton OF
bran. in the early part of the week, and |
thinks from the number killed that ton
more of arsenic, promptly applied, will |
save much of the nurseries and vineyards !
from destruction.
Burglar Caught in the Act.
MERGED, July 1Gth-James McGayigan, |
a painter. was arrested here at late hour |
last evening. while in the act of burglariz- |
ing the dwelling of James GalbraiJh. He |
hal entered the pantry through a small |
window. II doing which he accidentally |
turned the wafer faucet. Mrs. Galbraith. !
hearing the water running, slipped out Of |
bed in her night clothes, got INFO the yard |
ald listened near the window. Hearing |
some one inside She went quickly across |
the street and awakened two neighbors |
who came ard caught The man in the !
EpJia, aad conducted him TO Jail
Father" Upchurch at Napa.
NArt. July I6.A--." Father Upchurch
ami members ot he Grand Lodge. 4. 0. [. !
W. arrived on tAe evening train. \ recep-
ton was rendered nj the opera house, fol- |
lowed toy banquet.
Child Drowned in an irrigasing Canal.
FBEeNo, July lG,h.-Zona. the 22-months- !
old daughter of NJ Il. Morse residing on /
the Bank of California tract. was drowned |
in an irri-ating canal that crosses the prem |
ises, this morning.