The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-27
COAST culLiNes.
Devoted Principally to Washington
Territory and California

The steamer Daisy, from San Fran
cisco, sank in the Sacramento river.
A Chinaman at Marysville, CAL,
while smoking opium, kicked over
lamp and was suffocated in the flames.
A ship loaded with 95,505 packages
of tea has just arrived at Tacoma, w.
t., from China.
The wife of Chas. Brazil, of Port
Townsend, w. T., ran away with their
only child and $1S7 in money.
A man named Frink died in San
Francisco hospital from delerium tre-
mems.
A fire in the business portion OF
Calico. Cal, destroyed $4,000 worth
of property.
John A. Coutolenc accidentally
shet and killed himself at San Fran
cisco, while cleaning shotgun.
John boucher, murderer, COM
mitted suicide at San Bernardino,
Cal, by hanging,
! FIG. B. Decarvalho, aged "a, was
drowned at Crystal Springs, CaE,'
while bathing.
A sailor named w. A. Harbight,
was tOSJ at sea lIOII1 tue SCuOOh6I SOAS-
man, on the trip to San Francisco.
VIM. Miller, of Aplos, Cal, was
drowned while bathing in the surf
near his ranch.
George Stevenson, of Glamis, A. T.,
was found shot through the heart.
. A Mexican was arrested on suspicion.
r A fireman named Fish, was caught
l under a train in collision near Soler-
ante, Cal and his leg had to be ampu-
tated to release him.
) While ]. Flood and VIM. Bacon
!, were fighting at San Francisco, q bull
dog belonging to Flood bit Bacon SO
: badly that he died.
1 Mary Won, a conv ct in the Sar
: Quentin States prison, seriously
/, wounded the matron, by striking hel
on the head.
e A coIored man was shot dead by
r three deputy sheriffs while resisting
/ arrest by force of arms, at Alberquer
Y que, n. NJ.
le A report reached Laredo, Tex, 0
IS the disastrous wreck of a construction
train on the Mexican National rail
81 road at the front, in which fifteel
Of men were killed. A relief train wa
,e sent to the scene from Sal6llo.
ic Fifteen houses in the Chimes
O. quarter of 0roville, Cal, we're destroye
Is by fire. The fire started in the CHR
ese Masonic hall, two-story fran,
n and burned seven houses on each side
m One brick store, supposed to be fir
10 proof, was destroyed. Loss, $4,000
to insurance small.
he E. G. Marshall, brakeman, Will
IT, running on top of moving freigf
er train at Daggett, Cal, fell betwee
the cars, badly mashing and cuttin
~ his left leg above the knee, maxim
cd amputation necessary. Five ca
90 passed over him. He died durin
y. the operation. He is about 80 yea
ny old.
Gu ]. T. Butler, an old resident of l.
Angeles, Cal, was thrcwn out of
wagon, the wheels of which passt
an over his hip and chest. A number
he railroad ties with which the wage
be was loaded also fell on him from IL
n wagon and broke his neck. He leav
a wife and three children.
III While a construction train was
I
MIA Southern, between San Diego al
National City, Cal, a huge mass
- earth caved from the bank, GOVERN
til W. .tso uSol. az ,i.. -. :, -
= found that both were injured so tn
- they will die.
nd James Brown, a colored hor
sd trainer, fatally stabbed a white m;
named Harvey Hawkins, also a nor
:. trainer, at Sacramento, Cal. II
-. men had a quarrel over your
~ - white woman, and Brown wayla
- Hawkins on the street and stabb
~ him IN the abdomen.
ith Ia a runaway accident at Seatt
zee w. t., Captain Norman PenfieI
mi superintendent OF the Seattle 6
e Works, an old poineer of Seattle, W
to pinioned against shade tree by
upturned express wagon. His coll
bone was broken and he received
I,o m ternal injuries which may prove to
e serious.
The The San Luis Obispo and Temp
ra- ton stage was robbed FIVE miles nor
md of San Luis Obispo, Cal, on t
OF mountain. Six passengers we
the robbed, the mail and Wells, Farg
got bags and boxes were broken open, a
Vas probably $1,000 taken. The shel
and district attorney, with posse, &
in pursuit of the robbers.
A caboose and car loaded vi
;tb wood, and attached to freight ira
var m were thrown from the track ne
otb Marysyille, Cal, by the switch bel
tba left open. They fell down the graz
A. and the wood car was completely
10 molished and the caboose baC
Til broken In the caboose was a you
o. man named Frank Calvert, who "
abt taken out unconscious and badly
ST. jured about the face and spine.
,ere is not expected to live.
emf USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE
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