Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-16
The Heated Spell.


CLovERDALE July 15th-The past three
DAYS were very hot, the mercury marking
1919 in the shade. No damage 10 grapes or
fruit.
SANTA Rosa. July l5th.-Weather still
very hot and sultry. with no indications of
a change.
MARYsvILLE, July 15th.-A cooling breeze
is blowing from the southwest tonight,
with indications of break in the heated
term.
WHEATLAYD. July 15th.-The last few
DAYS have been the hottest known here for
many years. Tuesday and Wednesday the
thermometer stood at 1862 in the shade
Yesterday several of the thrashing crews in
the vicinity were compelled to suspend
work on account of the intense heat. The
thermometer stands to-day 1862, with a
slight south breeze.
MERGED, July 15th-The hot wave still
hovers over MERGED, the thermometer regis
tering 112o in the shade at , p NJ, with
nights warm and sultry.
UKIAH, July 18TH The thermometer
registered Il0' and 113o in the shade to-
day In the Independent office, the coolest
place in town. it was ll2o at P. N.
Victims of the Heat.
MARYsvILLE, July 15th.-Y esterday af-
ternoon Lorenzo PianZzi, a teamster. when
within three miles of this city, was over
come by excessive heat, and fell from his
seat in his wagon and sustained severe
| bruises about the head and had his left arm
| broken by the wheel running over it. He
was brought to town in an unconscious
! condition by the Downieville stage. He
regained consciousness during the night,
and viii probably recover.
WINDSOR, July 15th-Robert Laughlin,
son Of Lee Laughlin, prominent farmer
on Russian river, bad an attack of sun
stroke to-day. His recovery is doubtful.
Hot but SOciabIe.
ANDERsoY, Jnly 15th.-The Good Tenn
plars are holding lawn social with the
thermometer at 1852.
The Fruit was Thoroughly Dried.
SAN BUENAvENruRA, July 15th.-Wm. T.
Coleman Il Co.'S new fruit dryer, recently
| completed, was to-day, at $3.50 p. NJ, totally
| destroyed by fire The fire appears to have
originated in some of the woodwork adj
| Joining the furnace. The north side of the
building accidentally caught fire, and be
fore hefames could be checked, had gained
such Roadway that it was impossible to ex-
tinguish them The building and fruit
therein was valued at about $4,000 and
was insured for $4,000. Between So and 40
hands are thrown out of employment. The
| sparks from the contiagration set fire to
| buildings three md four blocks away, but
no serious damage was done.
Coast Hop Reports.
| CLovERDALE, July 15th.-There are about
| five hop fields around Yorkville, containing
| forty acres. The oldvines are looking fine,
and the yield will be 800 pounds per acre.
| The quality so far is excellent From 20 to
y cents is offered. About 100 bales OF
1881 hops are here in a warehouse.
SANTA Rosa, July l5th.-The hop crop in
this section will be about two-thirds as
much as last season. Some yards were
plowed up last spring, and the present crop
| Is lesseaed by the hot weather Those that
mature will be extra good. No contracts
have been closed here, but growers antici-
pate good prices.
yacayille Fruit Shipments.
VAcAvILLE July 15th.-Fruit shipments
from Nacaville this season aggregate 500
carloads, the largest ever made. Up to date
the prices average higher than ever before
The output OF fruit from NacGviIle is ex-
pected TO reach LOCO carloads before the
close Of the season.
More Grain Wires.
CHIco, July 15th.-A fire on the ranch of
Nathan Shannon, near this city, to-day
destroyed 800 tons Of hay, two hay presses.
and one horse. Loss, $1,000
MARTINEZ July 15th.-At , o'clock this
afternoon the grain field of Frazier Bros
and Mrs. Leddy's were burned and about
LOCO sacks of grain lost The fire origi-
mated from a Mexican camping along the
roadside. There was also fire in Syca-
more valley burning 300 acres of wheat be-
longing TO Charles Wood, about 80 acres be-
longing to John Camp, and about 10 acres
belonging to d. Sherburne This fire started
on J. Camps place, where men were stack
ing hay.
Fire at Cakdale.
0AKDALE, July 15th.-At o'clock this
morning fire alarm was struck, caused by
the burning of A. L. Purcell's ranch house,
one and half miles south of Oaledale.
Loss not heavy and house insured for 5000.
Cause of the fire unknown.
Two Deaths
MARYsvILLE, July 15th.-Adam Lorenz
was found dead at Schimpfs dairy last
night. Old age, paralysis and overhead
were the causes.
Thomas Cleary was found dead this
morning in the vault of the Catholic Gene
terry. He is supposed to have been muir
dered.
A Yolo Murder Case.
MADISON, July 15th-The case of the
People VS.. George Kane, charged with muir
der, was concluded here yesterday after
noon. Justice Perkins held the defendant
in 81 600 10 answer for manslaughter. 1t
will be remembered that Kane used his fist
to strike his victim, the latter dying soon
| after from conclusion of the brain.
Raid on Cabin.
EMIeRANF GAP, July 15th.-B F. Getting
say that while hewas absent from his cabin
during Sunday and Monday somebody Wis
tied it and carried off all the canned goods,
tobacco, fishing tackle, etc, to be found,
emptied flour, tea, coffee and other things
out on the floor.
Placer Criminal Gases.
AUBURN, July 15th.-George Thomas and
| Harry Burns were found guilty of robbery
| in the Superior Court of this county yester-
| day, and George Thompson and John Tracy
| were acquitted OF the same charge. The
defendants were accused of robbing one
Thomas Evans, at RoclIlin, one week ago
last night
Gus Treasure, Of Colfax, was fined in the
same Court yesterday in the sum of 500
| for cutting Bernard Dougherty with knife
| Dougherty was killed at Colfax by the cars
Capture of Jail-Breaker.
CoLUsA, July 15th.-Joseph Terrill es-
capped from our county jail Sunday night.
! He was charged with having stolen valu-
| able horse from ranch on Cortena creek
last fall. He was afterwards captured by
| Deputy Constable George Hart.
Injured by a Runaway.
SANTA Cruz July 15th-Y esterday three
young men-Chas. Curtis, Gordon Crombs
and l.. B. Brannock were thrown from a
| wagon by the team running away, and all
three were injured. Feaas are entertained
for Brannock 5 recovery, as his injuries are
of a serious nature.
McCabe's Body Recovered.
| TRUCKER, July 15th.-The body of the
man drowned in the Truckee river last
night was recovered this morning about Z
O'Clock. 1t proved to be that of John Nc
Cabe, a well known resident of this place.
aeyed about co wears The Cor0ner's iury