Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-08
Judge Terry and Miss Hir Married.

Judge Terry and Miss Eill Married.
STOCKTON, January 7th.-At $50 this
morning Judge Terry, Miss Sarah Althea
Hill and State Treasurer 0ullahan stepped
from a hack at the parsonage of st. Mary's
Catholic Church. 1t was a cold. foggy
morning, and the board walks were sheeted
| witt, ice. An unlovely shawl was drawn
slightly over the lady's shoulders, and her
dress was of plain, everyday wooden.
Judge Terry was equally plainly dressed,
bat Oullahan was prim and bland. The
wedding party filed into the parsonage,
Terry following ten feet behind Miss Hill.
z. w. Bennett, the law partner of Terry,
was waiting in the parsonage parlor. Terry
refused to allow the presence OF a reporter.
| Rev. Father O'Connor performed the cere-
| mony in the presence only of those named.
The couple will occupy Terry's residence
| in this city, Clinton Terry, son of the
| Judge, who has been occupying the resi-
dence will remove with his wife to Fresno
| county, where bis father recently purchased
him fine farm. The marriage license
gives Terry's age at 90, and Miss Hills
as 80.
SECOND DISPATCHI
| STOCKTON, January 7th-It has been
| learned that the time-worn trouble arising
over forgetting the wedding ring was an in
cident of the Terry marriage to-day. A
ring had been purchased by the Judge,
| who left it at home. The ceremonies were
begun, when the absence of the ring was
discovered. Oullahan made hasty visit
| TO a jewelers. store down town, selected a
ring, and discovered that in his excitement
he had forgotten to bring any money. The
ring was charged to the State Treasurer's
| account. and the rest of the ceremony
was smooth.
The Stockton Asylum Case.
STOCKTON, January 7th.-This morning
Superior Judge Swinnerton rendered q de-
cision dismissing the mandamus proceed
ings in the case of Colnon, editor of the
Mad, VS.. Orr, Secretary of the Board of In
sane Asylum Directors. Colnon applied
| for writ to compel Orr to submit 10 his
| inspection certain charges filed against the
management of the asylum by Mrs. NJ. l..
Jones, formerly an attendant in the female
ward. Orrs attorneys asked that the writ
| be denied, on the ground that it was not
shown that Colnon had beneficial inter
est in the matter. Colnon's attorney re-
fused to amend the petition, claiming the
right OF citizen to inspect documents
forming part of a public record, irrespective
OF beneficial interest. The case will be
carried to the Supreme Court. The Asylum
| Directors meet Tomorrow to begin an in
vestlgatlon OF the charges, which allege
immoral practices between one of the asy-
lum officials and a female employee.
Proposed Cooperative Laundry.
| SAN JOSE, January 7th.-The Anti-Coolie
League this evening adopted plan for a
cooperative laundry, which it is thought
will be successful. 1t is proposed to start
with 300 subscribers, at IS each, they to
have the privilege of having their washing
done at actual cost which it is estimated
| Will be about 81 a week for an average
family washing. A committee of twenty
were appointed to canvass the city for sub
scribers, and the work will be begun to-
morrow. 1t is expected to be able to start
in few days. circular will be printed
| in the meantime, asking the public to
stand firm and bear with the inconvenience
for while, until arrangements can be
made 10 have laundry work done by whites.
Fortunate Escape-Druggist Arrested
| Dropped Dead.
| SAN Francisco. January 7th.-A stag
ing on which John Fancher and Fred
| Willien, carpenters. were working on a
! house on the corner of Van Ness avenue
and Sacramento street, this morning, broke,
| dropping the men to the ground forty feet
below. Both were well shaken up, but,
singularly, were not injured beyond a few
Commissions OF face and fingers
Thomas M. Wright, formerly q druggist
| on Union street, near Buchanan, was ar
rested to-day for stealing valuable case of
surgical instruments from DR.. r. B. Swan,
| 80 Stockton street, on the 30th ultimo
Shortly before that date Wright had solc-
tied aims of Swan, who gave him So.
Alfred ulls, native of Malta, 50 years
of age, unmarried, and employed in the
office of Goodall, Perkins & Co. as an &C
countant, dropped dead in the hallway of
the lodging house, $40 Taylor street last
night, as hey was returning to his room from
| a theater.
Trouble Shipboard.
SAN FRANCISCO January 7th-There was
trouble aboard the British ship Sutherland
| shire, lying at Folsom-street wharf. this
morning, between Thornton T. Anderson.
a Custom-house weigher, technically
known as the Jumper" and Captain
Douglass, formerly a Custom-house en-
ploye. The result of it was that Douglass
retired with severe scalp wound, inflicted
by two-pound weight, and harbor police
men McGrath and McClnton arrested An
derson for assault with a deadly weapon.
The cause OF the difficulty was not learned.
Signal Service Indications.
| SAN Francisco, January 7th-S P. M
Indications for the succeeding 81 hours:
California, fair weather, with variable
winds, becoming southerly and increasing
| III iOiNC Oll tut uOItucTI COAST.
Stores Burglarized.
PETALUMA. January 7th.-A message
telephoned from Navajo to-day, states that
a number of stores in that place were
broken into by burglars last night, and
goods amounting to some S12O stolen.
Several worthless characters. who have
been hanging around there for several DAYS.
are suspected.
/ COwhided by a Woman
SANTA BARBARA, January 7th-Estanis-
laus Cordero, a native ranch. owner and
parsimonious money-lender oflarge means,
was publicly cowhided in the street at noon
| to-day by Mrs. Gutiarez, who accused
him OF circulating scandaous reports
against her character. She succeeded in
getting in one stroke on his face, when
Cordero ran across the street, pursued bv
the Infatuated matron, and, passing through
the clothing store, he secreted himself in a
small building in the backyard Mrs.
Gutiarez walked away in triumph
| ARIZONA.
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