Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-11

leadership.
Pacific Coast.
The application of Alexander, implicated
| in the Powers murder, to be admitted to
bail hes been denied.
| DIR. Browne, of the Stockton Asylum,
has been acquitted of the charges of inn
morality preferred against him.
The Indian who killed Charles Geiger,
near Spokane Falls, w. T., last June, has
been captured near Sand Point, Idaho.
II is asserted that Cinnamon at Truckee
are illegally cutting timber on Government
| land, and an effort is to be made to have
them prosecuted.
The land troubles in San joaquin county
have broken ont again, and one shooting
affair has already occurred. Further
trouble is anticipated
John Sellers was stabbed seven times in
| Candelaria, New, Friday evening by G. II.
A. Brown. his barkeeper, whom he was
beating with q lantern.
There is increasing restitution among
the Chinese in Victoria, b. c., 800 of them
are without money or food, and robberies
committed by them are frequent.
Ice II inches thick is being harvested at
Prosser creek and the mammoth ice-houses
are being filled. Five hundred carloads Of
ice are being shipped direct from the ice
field.
An attempt was made at Forest Grove,
| Or Saturday to assassinate ID. H. Thomas,
editor Of the Weekly PharOS, by some per
son unknown. Thomas was dangerously
wounded.
Naturalization papers were issued at
Albany, Or, Saturday, 10 Jim Westtall, the
Chinese contractor on the Oregon Pacific
Railroad. This is the first Chinaman ever
naturalzed in Oregon.
The revival meetings of Dr. L. w. Nun
hall closed in Los Angeles yesterday, after
a period of five weeks, with five hundred
converts claimed. The twenty-three Pre-
testant churches of the city united in the
work.
Mrs George W Hines, aged So years,
and the mother OF ten children, committed
| suicide by swallowing the contents OF a
vial OF laudanum on her husbands ranch
near SEQUEL, Santa Cruz county, Saturday.
| Long-continued i'll health was the cause OF
the deed.
Sheriff Gard, of Los Angeles, has issued
a proclamation warning Billy Manning
and Dan Commons that if they violate Sec
ton 412 Of the Penal Code they viii be
Immediately arrested. Their prize fight is
set for to-day, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, at Agri-
cultural Hall.
The feeling at Truckee against the China
men, instead of abating is increasing.
Tie meeting Saturday night notwithstand-
ing the fact that hundreds of men are now
engaged at the various ice-fields was largely
attended. The Finance Committee report
ed an abundance of funds. All the funds
necessary to drive the Cinnamon .out are
ready to be paid.
Sheriff Lord, of Nevada county, has no.
titled the attorneys of the And-Debris As
ISOLATION of MarysviIle that the Eureka
Lake and Yuba Canal Company of Nevada
county has paid the last fine # $500 which
was imposed on the company for contempt
of Court, il disobeying the injunction re-
straining the company from further mining
by the hydraulic process. This is the
fourth fine of a similar nature imposed.
T. B. Gray was convicted at Ogden, Utah.
Saturday, in the First District Court of at
tempted abortion. The proof showed that
Gray had seduced his stepdaughter when
she was u years old, and had been crimi-
nally intimate with her for four years. He
claimed that the girl had seduced him, and
denied administering any drugs. The jury
all voted guilty on the first ballot Judge
Powers sentenced him to the penitentiary
for ten years.