Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-16
Notes From Santa Rosa.
[cQprlgh. 1855, byte Cali tor7,ia associated Pr,

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SANTA Rosa January 15th.-The Coro-
ner's jury, summoned to inquire into the
cause OF the death of the man found dead
near Petritied Forest returned last night.
Deceased was named John Hadwick En-
lars, native of Germany, and came to his
death by natural causes. Supposed that he
died from heart disease.
The story told of the kidnapping of Orien
Hill was discredited from the first by those
who knew her, and now nobody believes
the story. 1t is thought that Orien, who is
inclined to romantic life, was crossed at
home, and rather than submit to maternal
rule, sought employment before the foot
lights. g. w. Arnold, the partially insane
old man, who was charged by Orien's
mother with enticing the girl from home,
Is exonerated in public sentiment. Arnold
has been resident of this city twenty
years and bears an excellent reputation.
weather continues very cold. The ther-
mometer registered 100 this morning, the
coldest ever experienced here.
Powell Refuse Ball.
fCopyf9ht, 1885. by the California Assoctated Press
REDWOOD CITY, January 14th.-L. A.
Powell, the slayer of Ralph S. Smith, was
brought before Superior Judge Head this
morning, on writ of habeas corpus. on an
oPpAANotlOi ihdNC AOL Ddll. he CeIenudnL
was represented by attorneys George A.
Knight and George C. Ross and the people
by District Attorney Buck, Eugene Deu-
prey, 5. M. Shortridge and E F. Fitzpat-
rick. The Court refused the application
for bail and remanded the prisoner back 10
the custody of the Sheriff The case will
be brought 20 trial with all possible haste
Rich Deposit of Gold.
tCoRight 1885, By the California Associated Press
VICTOR, January 15.h.-2arties coming
in from the gold discoveries confirm the
report of the wonderful gold deposits dis
covered by Cook and Leach, of Hecla. An
immense washout, making a basin some
500 feet deep, exposes a vein some thirty
feet wide and about 100 feet in depth on
the ledge, which dips at an angle of about
twenty degrees into the mountain. The
whole mass assays about S15 ton, and a
number of smaller veins, from ten to thirty
inches wide, which assay from $40 to $50
per ton.
Oregon Disasters.
fCopwi0ht, 1883, byae California associated Press
PORTLAND (Or), January 18th The
residence of F. G. Albert, at Salem, was
totally destroyed by fire to-day. Loss.
81, 500 $500 insurance.
Angus Mckay. second mate of the Brit
ish ship Peebleshire, was drowned last
night while halfintoxicated He attempted
to get aboard his vessel and missed his
footing He fell nearly thirty feet. His
body was found early this morning living
on the ice with his head under the water
Deceased was % years old, and a native of
Scotland.
H. D. Boon, an old pioneer citizen of
Salem, died to-day of congestion of the
brain.
A Husbands Vengeance.
fCopyiga, 1888, By the California Associated I'ress
Los ANGELES, January 14th. - Louis
GiroHe, an Italian, early this morning at
tempted to stab Louis Degraci, whom be
has for some time past suspected of being
unduly intimate with his wife. He cut
and slashed the destroyer of his home
until the police arrived and took the trio,
Girolle and his wife Mary and Degraci, to
the police station, where it was found that
Degraci's wounds, which are not danger
Gus, were very severe. Giroile had also
been cut in the neck and wrist.
"A Farmer Badly Beaten.
PENDLEToN (Or.), January 14th.-Thomas
Longley, prosperous farmer of Umatilla
county. near Centerville, was attacked in
his home yesterday morning by William
Sampson, sheep-herder. and brutally
beaten. The trouble originated over land
contest between an employe of Ionglev
and Sampson, Mr.. Longley furnishing his
employe with money to defend his rights.
This enraged Sampson. Sampson contin-
ued to beat and kick Longley, and finally
left him for dead. A vigilance committee
has been organized, and if Sampson is
caught the county may be saved the ex-
pense of trial.
Church Dedication.
fCOppish 1888, by the forsia Lssocia:ed Pres.
ONTARIO (Cal.l, January 18th The
NJ ethodist Church was dedicated by Rev.
E. S. Canine, from Los Angeles, officiating.
This is the first church building erected in
Ontario. 1t cost. including Vocalian organ,
upwards OF $1,000. The balance unpaid,
amounting TO 81 700, was subscribed during
the morning service.
TIE Democrats Protest.
cOppigh. 1883. byte California Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, January 14th-The local
Democracy called an indignation meeting
at the Court house this evening to protest
against the action of Councilman Michael
Collins, of the Second Ward, who made
himself obnoxious to his party by voting
to retain all the Republican employees in
Office.
Dead Body Found.
fCopy7i1a 1888. By s California As,oeiated Press.
SANTA Rosa, January 14th.-The dead
body of man was found near the petri-
fed forest this morning. The Coroner
summoned jury and LEFT for the scene
shortly after the news reached the city
Particulars are not yet known.
Sentenced for Petty Larceny.
ICopgigh 1855. 5ydte California Assocsqied Tre.:7
POMONA, January 14th.-Frank SteWar
was sentenced to six months in Jail anC
$500 fine for petty larceny yesterday.
The Election At Orland.
ICopy5st. 1855, by the California scia,el Prs,
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