Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-10
he past week has been as follows :
Sl0iI iS

The French Bank put one loan of S20, 900
for l6 months Mt 6. and the Hibernia Bank
made one loan of $4,000 for 2 years at 6.
All the loans of the Hiberna Bank were
at G..
Mysterious Affair-General Naglee's VIII.
SAN JOSE, March 10th.-Y Yesterday after
noon two men, named Hickey and Sonnen-
berg, of Mountain View, were at the head
waters OF Stevens creek, looking for land.
They discovered the partially burned body
of man about 100 feet from cabin be-
longing to a man named Griffin The man
had been killed and placed on pile of
wood, for the evident purpose of burning
the remains. When discovered the legs
and q portion of the skull We're burned
Beside the woodpile was bottle partially
filled with coal oil. Hickey and Sonnen-
berg returned Immediately to Mountain
View and telephoned Coroner Harris. That
official went out this morning, but no clue
was obtained rs TO the mans identity The
whole affair is yet shrouded in mystery.
Sheriff Branham will leave for the scene
tomorrow morning.
The will of the late General H. NJ Naglee
was filed for probate to-day. The will is
dated San Francisco. March 2, 1856. and
was made by the deceased during his last
illness, q few days before his death at the
Occidental Hotel, III San Francisco. The
provisions of the will are as follows: To
his sister, Mrs. Mary T. Burke, of Phila-
deiphia, 81 eco a year during her life, and
his sisteT-in-law, Mrs John Naglee. of Vir-
ginia, SIS 4 month during her life; to his
brother. Joseph N. Naglee, $50 month
during his life; to his nephew, John Ma
glee Burke, ali his interest," in the cattle OF,
the Pescadero ranch. Their emainder of
the property is bequcathed to his daughters.
Mare and Antoinette, share and share
alike, not TO be partitioned until Antoinette
is 80 years of age. The daughters are re-
quested not TO marry until they are %
years of age. In codicil Mrs Mary N.
Burke is appointed guardian of Antoinette.
the youngest daughter, and provision is
made for the investment of funds to be de-
rived from the sale of real estate. John 2.
hager, George II. Hooper and Marie Ma
Gee are appointed executors, without bonds.
The estimated value of the estate is 81 co.,
COO, and consists of real estate in this
county, San Joaquin Sacramento and San
francesca, horses, cattle and 100000 gal
Ions of brandy
An Unknown Suicide.
SAN JOSE, March 9th.-The BODY of an
unknown man was found on the banks of
the Coyote yesterday evidently that of a
suicide, who had been dead for several DAYS
The man was well dressed. Near by was
found pistol, with one chamber dis
charged, and slip of paper, on which was
written: Konsumshen is de kos of dis.
No more. Not abil 10 work.
Earthquake Shock.
ST. HELENA, March 9th-Shortly before
9 o'clock this morning the place was rocked
by an earthquake.
Newspaper Interests at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES. March 9th-A change in
the personnel of the Times was agreed upon
last Saturday, Colonel Harrison GRAY 0tis
purchasing half an interest in the Tunes
NaTor incorporation, for the past eighteen
months owned by II. II. Boyce The trans
fer is to take place within thirty DAYS of the
signing of agreement. The price to be paid
for the half interest is said to be very hand
some.
Restitution of Misappropriated Funds.
Los ANGELES, March 9th.-Charles E.
Miles, ex-County Recorder, to-day made
restitution to the county in open Court of
his shortage of nearly 1900, and upon
the evidence of number of prominent
citizens of his general good character, the