Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-16
PACIFIC SLOPE.
TWO CHILDREN SENT TO PRISON
FOR BURGLARY.
Pioneers Dead-Anti-Chines Mat.
ters-Utah Items-O Oregon
Occurrences.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REoosD-UsroN
CALIFORNIA.
Sarah Althea,s Contract.

| SAN FRANCISCO, January 15th-A decree
| has been entered in the United States Cir
cult Court, signed by Lorenzo SAWYER. Cir
| cult and Presiding Judge, and Matthew p.
Deadly, United States District Judge of
oregon, declaring that the alleged mar
rage contract between William Sharon
and Sarah Althea Hill was moi. nor was
any part thereof, signed or executed on
| SAID I'D day of August, 1880, or at any
| time, by said William Sharon; that the
signature is not genuine, and is not the
| declaration, contract or agreement of Will
lam Sharon that it is false, counterfeited
fabricated, forged and fraudulent. and as
sucn is utterly null and void And it is
further adJudged and decreed that the same
be, and 1t is hereby cancelled and utterly
anhulled. The decree also perpetually en-
JOINS Mrs Terry from using the document
III evidence as wife or for property interest,
WHAT JUDGE TYLER SAYS.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 15th.-George
w. Tyler was interviewed tonight con-
cernlng the decree made by Judge Sawyer,
ordering Sarah Althea to give up the mar
raige contract. Judge Tyler said al
suppose you can guess about what we will
90; judge Sawyer once before made an
order to have her produce the marriage
contract, and Judge Terry told her not to
do 1t, and she did not. Judge SAWYER did
not punish her for contempt Shenow has
husband to protect her in any matters
private to herself, and it is not nv place to
advise her. | shall not advise her to deliver
up That contract, so long as the matter is
pending in the State Courts. | propose 10
appeal to the Supreme Court of the United
States: We have two years to take an ap-
peal from the United States Court. When
an appeal IS taken it stays all proceedings
untll the questions raised are passed upon
by the United States Supreme Court"
Suit for Seduction.
Los ANGELES, January 15th.-A COM
plant was flied in the Superior Court to-day
by Miss Francisco Badilla- charging I :
Philips, well known capitalist. with Sc
ducing her last June, resulting in preg-
nancy, and claims $25.000 damages. The
father of Miss Bodilla came from Costa
Rlca several years ago, and endeavored to
establish coffee plantation in San Gabriel
valley Speculation ruined him, and he
returned to Costa Rica but his daughter
renamed as servant in the house of
Phillips.
Lucky" Baldysin's Libel Suit.
Los ANGELES, January 15th.-Major
Horace Bell, editor of the Porcslli,,e. saws
he has money enough to pay all damages
Lucky Baldwin may get against him
Bell also says that Baldwins secret agent
offered INN money to discontinue his at
tacks on Baldwin, which was refused. The
four complaints of Baldwin of libel against
Bell claims s., ,000 damages each. or a total
OF $4,000. The first complaint quotes the
i'ofcHpt',e as calling Baldwin heart, " "old
hummer, "lecher," etc. The second COM
plant quotes from the same paper, calling
BALDWIN ,,an enemy OF the human race"
heart monster" "seducer,n etc The
third and fourth complaints quote the his
tory of Baldwin's troubles with his niece
Verona, as published in the Porcupiae
Female Doctor Found Guilty.
SAE JOSE, January 15th-Mrs. Hagenow-
found guilty to-day of practicing medicine
without license, will receive sentence
Monday.
Anti-Chinese Association.
GEORGETOWN (EI Dorado county,. Janu-
airy l5th.-The citizens of Georgetown and
vicinity met last evening, and effected a
permanent organization in harmony with
the anti-Chinese movement now so general
throughout the State. The remarks made
were temperate in character, but a deter
mlnation was evinced to stand by the move
ment, and make it effective. L. Bryant,
county Supervisor was chosen President,
and c. II. Cromwell. PRINCIPAL of the
Grammar school, Secretary Fifty-two
members signed the roll
Special City Election in Napa.
NAPA, January 15th.-At the special city
election, to-day, Joseph f. Lamden was
elected Trustee, in place of Geo. c. Shurt-
left, who had removed from the county.
Two Boys Sent to San Quentin.
SAN JOSE, January 15th.-Calvin Camp
| bell and Walter Lyon, two boy burglars.
aged respectively II and Ii years, were SEN
| fenced to five years imprisonment at San
| Quentin to-day by Judge Belden. As
| reason for so long term imposed on bows.
| who are scarcely out of their childhood,
the Judge said that he favored long eonfine-
ment in a case where boys associations
were as bad as they were in this instance.
He believed that long separation from
evil influences would give them better op-
portunitY for reforming.
Death of an Aged Pioneer.
SoNoMA, January 15th.-Captain c. c.
Morton, aged 7G, pioneer, and for several
years resident Of this valley, died yester-
4 day.
Chinese Physician Fined.
! SAN JOSH, January 15th.-Lee Wah. for
practicing medicine without license was
fined $50. He will appeal to the Supreme
Court
Prominent Citizen Dead.
SALT LAKE, January 15th.-William Jen-
nings, 62 years old, for many years one of
the leading men of this Territory, died to-
day. He had accumulated large fortune.
has been Mayor OF this city, member of
the Legislature, and was identified with
many leading industries here