Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-24
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY

A seizure of $4,000 worth of struggled
opium has been made atOakland.
Thomas Harloe accidentally shot himself
in the hand while examining pistol
Thomas Keenan, died on Monday from
the effects of kick by horse on the pre-
ceding day.
DR.. P. H. Humphrey was found Monday
night in doorway on Montgomery street
with broken leg.
On Monday evening a man named
Williams had a leg crushed while trying
to board cable car ON Suffer street.
John H. Kneif, the carpenter who was
stabbed on Saturday night, was still in a
very precarious condition last night
On Monday, Fred Rohnert, ten-year-
old boy, was run over by railroad train in
Oakland, and had one of his legs crushed.
The body of man was found on the
Oakland mole on Monday night, with a
broken arm and scalp wounds. A key-ring
in his pocket bore the name Joseph Causel.
At the examination of the Grand Jury
yesterday nothing was elected to show
that the members were influenced by I'M
due bias in indicting Goldenson for muir
der.
Luke Carly, charged with the murder of
Peter Goetz, ON July 4, 1882, failed to an
swer when his case was called yesterday.
Judge Murphy then made a close inspee-
ton of his bail bond and concluded that it
was good" The case was continued for
several days.
An important meeting of the freight
agents was held on Monday at the office of
the Atlantic and Pacific, in the Phelan
building, at which a series of resolutions
agreeing to restore rates 10 and maintain
them at fifty per cent. of the old tariff
were unanimously adopted.
Henry Wilson, fisherman, found the
body of man floating in the bay near
Fort Point, on Monday. The body was
that of man weighing about 175 pounds.
The deceased was dressed very neatly IN
black clothes, and wore laced shoes. There
was nothing in the pockets of the clothing
by which the remains could be identified.
Every pocket was filled with stones.
Baldwin Gardner, one of the most prom
inent stock brokers in the city, has jumped
the place, owing between 100000 and
100000. He had always borne good
name, and was believed to have been very
successful in his business. He was seen
few days ago on board steamer about to
leave for Tahiti. The impression is that
he got away with a considerable quantity
of Doodle
Chow Hop, wealthy resident of San
Antonio, Texas, arrived in town Sunday.
He will return to China on the next steam
er. Hop came to California eighteen years
ago and after remaining in this city few
months, went to Texas. He there invested
in real estate, which rapidly increased in
value, and he now owns some of the most
valuable property in the city he calls his
home His wife is an American woman.
Hop talks English fuently and is reputed
to be worth over $4,000, 900.
A deputation of citizens from Yreka
waited on the Directors of the Southern
Pacific on Monday for the purpose of en-
deavoring to induce them to divert the
California and Oregon so as to come within
a mile and half of the town of Yreka.
They assert that the route is perfectly prac-
ticable, and can be constructed at a similar
expenditure to the survey route. The Di-
rectors stated that they would send one of
the Southern Pacific engineers to pro-
nounce upon the feasibility or otherwise of
the route.