Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-09
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Another Millionaire's Bank Account At
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SAN FRANCISCO, July Sth.-Harriet H.
Moore has filed complaint in the Supe-
rior Court in which she alleges that on or
about August 1, 1888, in this city, Moses
Hopkins promised to marry her within a
reasonable time; that, contiding in SAID
promise, plaintiff has continued to remain
an unmarried woman and ready and will
ing to marry the said Hopkins. But, it is
alleged, he refused and still refuses to
marry her. And further, it is alleged that
Hopkins has since married another person.
That by reason of such refusal plaintiff S
health has been impaired to such an extent
that the service of physicians was required,
who prescribed for her mental suffering
That because of her mental disorder, con-
sequent upon her disappointment, she has
been and is incapacitated from any labor
mentally or physically. That her expenses
for medical treatment have been fully
81 900. That for reasons above set forth,
plaintiff has been damaged in the sum of
S25, 600, for which amount she prays judg-
ment.
a Lady Accidentally Shoots Herself.
SAN Francisco, July Sth-This after
noon, while Mrs. J. V. Coleman, wife of
Hon. J. Y. Coleman, was unpacking a va
Use containing various hunting accouter-
ments, a loaded revolver fell to the floor
and was discharged, the ball severely
wounding the lady Physicians were i'm
mediately called. Mrs. Coleman is consid-
cred in no danger, though the injury is a
painful one, and will confine her to her bed
for few days. She and her husband had
Just returned from a months visit to Lake
Tahoe
11Year-0ld Boy Coolly Shoots Man
to Death.
SUIsUN, July 8th.-At Cordelia last night
at about o'clock, boy II years OF age
named Michael Carney, walked up to Pat
rick Carr and shot him twice, one ball
being fatal, passing through him and pro-
ducing a wound from which he died this
morning at 9 o'clock. Carney's father
went with his son to within twenty yards
of where the shooting occurred, and
waited there till the deed was done, and
then walked away with the murderer
Close of the Cornish Wrestling Tourna-
ment.
GRASS VALLEY, July Sth.-Last evening
the annual Cornish wrestling tournament
was brought to a close after some fine ex-
hibitiOnS of science and strength. The
attendance was larger than it has been, for
many years no doubt in a great part due
to Jack Carkeek, the champion, being one
Of the contestants for prizes. The prizes
were awarded as follows: First prize, 800,
to Jack Carkeek; second prize, so, to
Jacob Combs; third prize $50, to James
Rodda; fourth prize, $50, to Andrew
Searis; fifth prize, $50, to Richard Eddy
sixth prize, So to Iacharias Carkeek.
Shooting Aifray-Three Men Wounded.
FRESNO, July Sth.-A shooting scrape oc-
Cured at Hildreths store, in Fine Gold
district about thirty-fiye miles north of
Fresno, last evening. 4 party of miners
were standing about the bar drinking,
when Jas. Tailant challenged G. Polking-
horne to fight Tallant then said he did
not want to fight, so Polkinghorne re-en-
tered the store, and while he and some
companions were standing at the bar drink
ing, Tallant entered and shot Polkinghonc,
the ball entering his chest and passing out
near his left shoulder, and from thence it
passed on and struck another man, named
John DOoly, i'll the left shoulder. and rang
ing down, lodged in his body. Polking-
horne then drew his pistol and shot Tai.
liant in the left side. iniiicting painful, but
not dangerous wound. D0Oly and Polk
inghorne were brought here for treatment
this afternoon. Doolys wound is consid-
cred fatal, but PoIkinghorne will recover.
Supposed Incendiary Fires.
MARYsvILLE. July Sth.-rwo fires. sup
posed to be incendiary, occurred in Suffer
county within the past twenty-four hours
The first occurred at ii o'clock last night
and was the burning of the barn on the
premises of J. p. BunCp, together with five
horses and q lot of harness and other ma.
terial, the property of Chinese tenants.
The loss is about $1,000. The Cinnamon
had refused TO feed some tramps in the
afternoon. and it IS thought the tramps did
the work. The other fire occurred at Q
o'clock this morning, when two stacks of
grain, estimated to contain 1920 sacks of
barley, were burned on the ranch of Frank
Walton, four miles south Of Iuba City.
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire.
Mission San JOSE, July 8th.-The dwell
ing-house Of Bridget DUNCAN, at this
place. was totally destroyed by fire at 4
O'Clock this morning. 1t was insured for
$500.
Date Changed-Weather.
EEEKA, July 8th.-Upon the petition of
several stock-raisers and farmers, the
Mount Shasta District Fair has been
changed from commencing September Both
until October 9TH, Just one week later.
az 44N't las oSC4A Wy pHp- CSSINe mere
since the Fourth, but rain shower in the
mountains makes the temperature cooler
to-day.
san Jose Improvem
SAN JOSE, July 8th.-In to-morrow's
Mercury will appear a resume of the inn
in this city since last Deem
Der, showing an aggregate of over $500 600
the best showing made for the same
length OF time for several years. The re-
half of the year viii make even a
better showing.
ARIZONA.