Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-05
PACIFIC COAST.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-uSroN.
CALIFORNIA.


RED BLUFF, October 4th.-M. NJ. Estee
and Ira 6. Hoitt were on the north-bound
train which passed here this afternoon.
SALINAS, October 4th.-The Republican
| County Convention met here to-day and
nominated for the Assembly ex-Mayor III.
S. Ball, and a full local ticket.
Napa Items.
NAPA, October 4th.-The Supervisors to-
day fixed the State and county tax at 81 60,
or 10 cents less than last year.
Burglars entered the store of F.. Wright
last night and obtained $40.
The Trustees of the Asylum to-day for
warded their biennial report to Sacra-
mento. The improvements during the
year consisted of electric clocks, gas-holder,
a reservoir $50 feet high, with a capacity of
1000, 600 gallons, and $4,000 vines and 1000
fruit trees planted IN the grounds. The
Board states that provision should be made
for another assistant physician. There
were SAG patients admitted during the year.
Daily per capita expense, 49, cents pre-
vious year, 37-4 cents.
Distressing Affair.
DUTCH FLAT, October 4th.-About 0
o'clock last night q woman named Mrs.
Gillie attempted to run across the railroad
track in front of a train. She was knocked
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leg near the ankle. She was also badly cut
about the head. The was under
the influence of liquor.
San Francisco Democracy.
SAN Francisco, October 4th.-The Demo-
cratic Municipal Convention this evening
nominated E. B. Pond for Mayor. Fred. F.
Strother for Auditor, and VIM. McMann
for Sheriff.
The Jury Fixers.
SAN Francisco, October 4th.-The cases
of Doane, Northey and Creighton, charged
with attempting to bribe the Jury in the
case of Wright VS.. the Geary-street Rail
road, were called for trial by Judge Freer
this morning in the old City Hall. The
cases were postponed until this afternoon,
when the work of obtaining a jury will
begin.
Early Morning Fire.
SAN Francisco, October 4th.-Early this
morning a fire broke ont in the Pacific
Mattress Works, on Sixteenth street, be-
tween Folsom and Harrison. Five build
ings were consumed, among which was the
Children's Toy Works. The fire started
from a defective furnace, and the loss will
probably reach $1,000.
The Monterey Fair.
Salinas. October 4th.-The tenth annual
exhibition of the Monterey Agricultural
Fair Association will open tomorrow. The
races promise to be very interesting, and
no effort will be spared to make a complete
success of the display at the Pavilion.
san jose Items.
SAN jose, October 4th.-Minnie Brown,
aged Is years, fell from the bannister on
the third floor of the Bank OF of San Jose
buildinp 10 a landing TWENTY-FIVE feet be-
low this afternoon, fracturing her skull.
Her death will occur before morning.
The remains of the young man Who was
! night were brought to this city to-day for
identification. Deceased was about 20
wears old, five feet ten inches tail, had dark
brown hair, and was well-dressed in a
black diagonal coat, black pants with red
stripe, black felt sat and calico shirt.
Convict Recaptured.
BAKERSFIELD, October 4th.-Charles
Parker, an escaped convict, was captured
here to-day. He made his escape from San
Quentin August 10th.
Shocking Death of q Child.
Los ANGELES, October 4th.-Al little child
of Frank Shepardson was trampled to
death by a team of horses to-day. The
mother had left the little one in a
baby carriage while she went into
a store to make some purchases. The
carriage rolled down the slightly inclined
pavement and precipitated the baby
under the horses. The team began to rear
and plunge, striking the little one with
their hoofs and crushing it to death before
assistance could prevent. The mother is
Frustrated with grief.