Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-28
Declare d Insane,

SAN FRAEcIsco, July 27th.-C Commission
erS OF Insanity Titus and Eaton to-day re-
ported 10 Superior Judge Murphy, recon-
mending that Mrs. NJ T. Kerrigan, against
whom a charge Of assault to murder is
pending, be committed to the Insane Asy-
lum. This afternoon Judge Murphy issued
0 commitment ordering the womanS con-
6nement in the Napa asylum
Knocked Cut in Two Rounds.
San FRAHcIsco, July 27th.--The long
anticipated fight with small gloves. be-
tween Tom Cleary and Costello known as
Buffalo took place early this morning
at Alameda. Cleary was knocked out in
two rounds, Both principals have been
arrested.
Charged with Murder.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 27th-The Coroner
to-day held an inquest in the case Of John
T. Collins, who was killed by Pat E. Null
lin on Sunday afternoon. The jury, after
the examination Of number of witnesses,
returned verdict charging Mullin with
murder.
a Fatal Quarrel.
Los ANGELES, July 27tll.-At o'clock
this morning John Oldridgc, wagon
painter, aged 40, was shot and instantly
killed by Ira b. Kilgour, aged q, book
keeper for S. w. Luitweiler, dealer in wag-
ons and hardware Oldridge was in the
employ Of the same firm. Ill-feeling had
existed between the men for some time.
Oldridge having once struck Kiigour and
blacked his eye. This morning Kilgour
gave an order TO Oldridge to paint the shafts
of a wagon needed in a hurry. The latter
| told him he would receive no orders from
| him had told him so before and did not
want 10 tell him so again. Kilgour went
| down stairs and reported the result
| to Luitweller, who told him to go back and
! inform 0ldridge that he mu obey orders
| given through Kilgour or quit his employ.
| Kilgour went back aud shortly after g shot
was fired and Oldridge fell dead Kilgour
claims that Oldridge commenced an attack
on him by throwing articles at him; that
| he then put bis hand on his putty knife
and advanced toward him threateningly
/ tha, he warned him three times to stop
and that he then fired at him in seif-de-
! feBse The ball entered the left shoulder
| and ranged downward, probably reaching
! the heart OldridSe leaves a wife and two
! children. Kilgour, whose relatives reside
| in San Francisco, IS unmarried. He was
! Immediately lodged in Jail. A Coroners
inquest viii be held this afternoon.
FL Dorado County Democracy.
PLACERvILE, July 27lh.-The Demo
cratic Central Committee met to-day and
fixed the date of holding the County Con
vention October 9th They adopted as q
| qualification Of voters at the primaries
each voter who had voted for Cleveland
and Hendricks electors at the last Presi-
| Dental election and Summer for Congress.
| The committee appointed as delegates to
the State Convention Fred Hofmeister, Jos.
| Gilmore, James II. Miller, Henry Mailer,
| w. II. Lane, Henry Larkin, George w.
Simpson and d. T, Loofbourrow.
Surrendered Himself.
HoLMsrER, July 27th.- Manuel Trait
! ardo, who shot his brother at Panoche last
Friday, surrendered himself to-day, and is
now here in custody of Sheriff Ross. await
| ing the officer from Fresno county. He
reports his brother out of danger, and ex-
onerating him in the shooting.
Blew Out the Gas.
SAN JOSE. July 27th.-At 1 O'Clock this
afternoon Roman Hauret, FrenChman,
was found to have been asphyxiated in a
room OF the San Jose Hotel, by having
blown out the gas when retiring last night.
Deceased was about 45 years of age,
Died from His Injuries.
CAsTRovILLE, July 27th.-After an illness
| Of over two months, J. NJ. Pomber, a Con-
stable who was shot by Clarke, one of the
desperadoes who attempted to kill two
Englishmen named Draper, near Soledad,
| uleu last hlSnt
Fire at bakersfield.
BAKERSFIELD, July 27th- About 10
o'clock last night q fire broke out in w. H.
Walkers tailoring establishment caused
by the explosion Of lamp. The building
he occupied and the store OF Alonzo Coons,
in which was Wells Fargo d Co.'s express
office, was totally destroyed. The loss is
about 5000; insurance, $1,000.
Fire Il: Visalia.
VIsALrA, July 27th.-Nearly thousand
acres nine miles northeast OF Visalia were
burned over yesterday, mainly pasture
land. A portion OF grain on the ranches Of
Il. T.. Hamilton and George Arnold was
also destroyed.
Fell Under the Cars.
! NEEDLES, July 27th.-Willam Story.
| while intoxicated, fell under the cars and
| had both legs cut off He died soon after.