Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Walter K. Wheeler, an aged musit
teacher, died on Tuesday from apoplexy.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Blunt, of En-
eryville, Alameda, recently gave birth Il
| triplets.
On Tuesday the Coroner held inquests OF
| five persons who had come to death by VIC
| lent means.
The tody of an unknown man wa.
found floating in the bay near Mission
Rock on Tuesday.
The School Board has dismissed the
charges against Mrs. Dubois, teacher, o
slandering Director Stein.
Judge Sullivan gave the Hibernia Saving:
and Loan Society judgment against Ma.
tilda A. Plate for ST. ,495 20.
David NJ. Briggs, of Alameda, has been
held to answer in $4,000 for felonious
assault on his little daughter.
The jury in the case of Joshua Hamblin,
charged with the murder of John Massey
disagreed after being out eighteen hours.
]. Mervyn Donahue is negotiating with
the designer of the Mayfower and Puritan,
relative to the plans Of a schooner-yacht to
be constructed here.
Edward a. Willard has been divorced
from Alice Willard on the ground of force.
The plaintiff in the case is mere boy, 10
years of age, and his wife is still younger.
Homer Howard, a young man from Pen
Heton, Or, has been missing from the
Grand Hotel since November 4th, and his
friends fearing foul play or suicide, have
asked the police to search for him.
Monsignor Capel is stopping at the Lick
House. 1t is understood that he has begun
upon the work of gathering information
concerning his detraetors with view to
instituting proceedings against them.
A performance was given yesterday at
the Vienna Garden Theater, for the benefit
of Mrs. Kelly, whose daughter Mamie was
| murdered by Goldenson, a few days ago.
Mrs. Kelly is in destitute circumstances.
Two boys, while hunting on the sand
hills between the Golden Gate Park and
the Almshouse on Tuesday, discovered the
body of a man, lying on his face. with a
revolver tightly clinched in his right hand.
James Brook, formerly a member of the
firm of G. James King of William & Co.,
fruit packers, died on Tuesday at Oakland.
Mr. Brook was at one time wealthy man.
but lost most of his fortune in the past five
years.
The employees of the Southern Pacific
OoAA bNht AtefN eNOoNlAOOQ GU III lIt UtuG-
fit of the widow and family of Peter J.
Wallrath, whose death from an accident in
Jesse Il Drew's stairworks occurred re-
Gently.
The young trees planted by children at
the Preside. last Saturday, look fresh and
| thrifty, though a great majority of them are
tendrils-so to speak. Here and there one
is broken off from some cause-possiblv
bitten off by gophers.
Eugene W. Deuprey, attorney for Alex
ander Goldenson, the murderer of Mamie
Kelly, has applied for the appointment OF
several commissions to take foreign tes-
timony. The purpose is to show insanity
in the Goldenson family.
Sullivan and his fighters will depart on
friday for Victoria, Portland and other
places up north. At Minneapolis he will
meet Patsy Cardiff. the champion of the
Northwest. In February he will 90 to
England TO meet Jem Smith.
Dispatches have been received at The Of
fees Of the Southern Pacific confirming the
rumof that the passenger agents in session
at Chicago had succeeded in forming an as
sociatioE. No details of its provisions have
vet been Secei we'd, but it is understood that
Il IS to stSv in existence for at least four
months. and the maintenance of rates is
secured under heavy penalties.