Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10
The Weather.

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| SoNoA4, April 9th Rain fell last ni,ht
and to-day WAS pretty heavy. The wind Is
southeast, viii. indications of a regular
storm. No damage is reported yet. though
some fears are expressed of pear blight.
Sc. HELENA, April 9th.-It has been rain
ing heavily here the past ten hours, and
there are indications of another flood.
RIO VISTA, April 9th.-It began raining
at clock, and has continued with little
lntermlsslon up to 8, with prospect of a.
rainy night.
PErALUSa, April Sth.-It has rained
most of the day, and promises to continue
all night. Forty two -hundredths of an inch
has fallen during the last twelve hours.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9th.-The rain
which began in light shower this after
noon, gradually increased uatiI this even
ing when heavy and steady downpour
occurred. AT a late hour tonight it is still
raining with no Indications ofstopping.
STOCKTON, April 9th.-We had FIVE hours
ram to-day with prospects of a continuance.
all night.
The Blood Horse Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9th.-Lasr Mon.
days entries for the Blood Horse races
stand good for Tomorrow, but as it has been
raining steadily all day, it is doubtful If
Seeking Reimbursemen.-Pas -Passenee- s.r
vice.
Los ANGELES, April 94h.-During the
floods last spring number of citizens lost
all their property. Lately q number of
them have filed petitions with the City
Council, asking to be reimbursed for their
losses. The Council has laid all the ne
tiuons on the table, and refuse to consider
them; Yesterday Superior Judge Bounson
issued writ of mandate to the Council. to
show cause why they should not consider
the claims OF these persons. The writ is
Ieturnahie on the 10th inst. The losses
amount to many thousands of dollars
On Sunday morning passenger service
will commence ON the Los Angeles and
wilmington road. There Will be two
Iralns per day between this city and San
euro. Heretofore the passenger cars have
been hitched to freight cars.
Drunken Man Kills Himself.
SAN JosE, April 9th.-While intoxicated
las last night William Moore, a hand on the
slynn ranch, near Los Gatos, was acci-
Genta'ly killed by shooting himself in the
Shocking Dezs,, OF Laborer.
MERGED, April 9ths-John McOabe. AGED
., employed on the Mereed canal was
ran over by freight train near Ell Capitan
HioIinDg and horribly
mangled- An attempt to save his life by-
amputatlng both legs, was unsuccessful
and he died an hour after the operation
IL Is believed that he was struck by the
tFaln' While lying on the track in an in
toxieated condition.
Santa Cruz Nominations.
SANTa. Cruz, April 9th-A large and en-
thuslastic meeting of citizens was held at
the Courthouse in this city last evening
lor the purpose of nominating city officers
Z. Cappleman presided, and G. W. WaIdron.
acted as Secretary. TIE following ticket
was made up: For Mayor, Robert Effev.
present incumbent; Clerk and Assessor
W. A. Bias; Treasurer and Tax Collector
u: Nj. SIlvey Councilman, First Ward n
Weymouth Second, H. Xron.; Third. w.
1. Jeter Fourth, ]. Bernheim: Library
Trustees, G. W. Waldron, Ell Williams
Dr. Fagen, DR.. Bliss, DR.. Anderson. The
election VIII take place next Monday. The
ticket IS almost wholly composed Of young
men.
Relief In Death.
PETALUaA, April 9th.-W. L. Vandoren.
who was stricken with paralysis few days
ago, died ct P. 81. to-day.