Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-22
with Sheriff McSwain to spend six years a
San Quentin.

with Sheriff McSwain to spend six years at
San Quentin.
VIM. Highly had his left hand badly torn
by cartridge shell bursting while he was
extracting the cap in his caboose at La
throp.
The private clearinghouse of V. G. Hush
& Co., of Minneapolis. suspended payment
yesterday merning. The liabilities sre not
yet known.
Joseph finers, who was arrested for alb
Quoting Nellie Gerke, was examined at San
Luis Obispo and discharged. The girl tes-
tilted in his favor, and there was no other
evidence.
DIR. Aveling the English Socialist, says
that the American upper circles of society
are composed of persons of no breeding.
How the Britisher made the alleged discov-
cry is not stated.
Circumstances now point to the possible
killing of the boy Patton, of Healdsburg,
by his companion, Frank Woods, while out
hunting. The theory of it being an acct
dent seems to be dispeiled.
Judge Pratt, of the Brooklyn Supreme
Court yesterday granted an order to show
cause why a stay of proceedings should not
be granted to McQuade, the 3" Doodle" ex-
James A. Bayard, Secretary of Arizona
and son of Secretary Bayard, of Wash
ington, has carried into execution his
threat to prosecute ]. C. Martin, editor of
the Prescott "a. IT, Journal Miner, for libel
In the New York Supreme Court yester-
day, Judge Van Brunt gave decision that
the assignment of the firm of Kossuth
Marx 81 Co., the Maiden Lane jewellers and
hiap nrnA Ana larc Nnaa in
was null and void.
At Chico, on Monday, George H. Crosett
editor of the Record, and an aspirant for
the State Partnership, and Postmaster Jos.
ID. Sproul had lively fight with a rawhide
and stick Both were well scratched,
and they were both arrested. The troable
was about the last election.
United States Minister Manning of Next
co has written a letter to Percy Roberts, of
New Orleans, giving a detailed denial of
the recent stories of his carouse in the City
of Mexico, with affidavits of hotel guests,
who testify that he was entirely sober dur
ing the period of his retreat.
In Cincinnati, on Monday, seventeen in
dictments were made public against mem
bers of the old Board of Public Works and
clerks. The indictments cover every phase
OF fraud and enlightenment by which pub
lie officers usually pluck a city. The
amount they cover will run up into the
tens of thousands.
1t is said that last week while Henry
Rutherford, of Big Flat, Plumas county,
was drunk, man named Harry Oahel
went to Rutherford's house and feloniously
assaulted Mrs Rutherford. 1t is stated that
she tried to get warrant for her assailant's
arrest, but the Justice of the Peace refused
to issue the required document, giving as u
reason that Rutherford had voluntarily got
drunk with Oahel.
AT Summit, Plumas county, recently, a
man, whose name is not given, was taken
from hotel to an isolated spot and stripped
by crowd, who then gave him thorough
dress of tar and feathers. Attempting to
assault young girl was the cause. A local
paper says that the main captors should
have taken him to the woods and hanged
him and left his carcass for food for the
buZZardS and cOyoteS