Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-01

:, NALLE1, Aprll 0OIn.-mlIcleIl
Gotta, Sr., a saloon keeper of this place
committed suicide Sunday morning. De-
ceased had been sick with pneumonia, and
was getting better. No cause is known
why he did the deed, but it is supposed
that he was of unsound mind caused by
his sickness
A slight shock of earthquake was felt
here about $3.50 o'clock this morning. 1t
was not near so severe as that of Saturday
evening.
I" For Men viii Fish," Etc.
copyright, lsss, by the California Associated PressJ
ARROYO GRANDE, April 30th.-Ye Yesterday
tive young men-Sam Pollard, Tom Bur
nett, w. J. Simpson, Robert Burnett and T.
J. Downey, the latter of San Francisco, a
drummer for iron ware-went to q little
island off Pismo Beach to fish. The tide
came in and imprisoned them there. but
they succeeded in reaching the mainland
about O'Clock this morning, sadder, but
wiser, from their freezing experiences.
Stabbed by Mongol.
Copyright, 1855, blythe California Associated PressI
SoNoMA, April 30th.-William Estes, 10
years Of age, became engaged in an alterca-
ton with an unknown Chinaman last
night on Napa street. The Chinaman
whipped out dagger and stabbed Estes in
three places. One wound, about two inches
in length, is in the left side near the heart,
and the other cuts were in the leg and arm.
The Chinarian made his escape in the
darkness.
The Lily on the Border.
fCopy7ight, 1885, by the California Associated Pressy
Ell PAso, April 30th.-Langtry arrived
in special car over the Texas Pacific to-
day, and will appear in Myers Opera
House tonight in A Wlfe's Peril" and
tomorrow night in CAS- in a Looking
glass" A large number of visitors from
New Mexico, Arizona and old Mexico ar
rived at FL Paso to-day to witness the per-
formancss.
Arrest of Chinese Vandals.
ICopTight. 1855, by TIE California Associated Pres,I
REDwooD CITY, April 30th.-The Fish
Commissioners have succeeded in arresting
ten Chinese for illegal fishing at what is
known as the San Bruno Fishery. The
otfense is catching small fish, mixed with
shrimps, in their shrimp-nets, or seines.
A losd brought for evidence was comprised
of ne-half small fishe-. The Monsolians
are held III the county jail.
California's Champion Shooter.
Los ANGELES, April 3Oth-In the pigeon
shooting match Yesterday at Agricultural
Park between Crittenden Robinson and
Martinez Chick, the former won, killing 80
birds out of 100 TO Chicks SS. The latter
killed more birds than his opponent, but
falling out OF bounds they were not
counted
Robinson's best run was twenty-three
and Chicks best nineteen.
Arrested for EmbezzIement
copyright 1888. by the California As,oeated lprcssl
SANTA BARBARA, April 3Oth.-Henry
Macaulay, for several months bookkeeper
for J. o. Brown, was arrested yesterday
morning on warrant charging him with
felonious embeZzlement of sums of money
drawn IN the names of different parties by
checks on the Commercial Bank.
Fire Near sutter City.
copyright, 1888, by The California A.sociated Press
MARYsvILLE, April 30th.-At an early
hour this morning barn at the old Butte
House, near Sutter City, owned by NJ G.
Clark, was burned to the ground with two
thrashing outfits owned respectively by
George Sunny and A. Y. and r. L. Brit
tan. The loss is over $4,000.
A Tragedy in Fresno.
FRESNO, April 30th.-Last Saturday a
sheep-raiser, named Serpa, was killed near
Sycamore creek. while en- route to the
mOunidlnS VIII Ills uOCkS. Inc shooting
was done, it is supposed, by parties who
claimed the land on which Serpa had tenn
porarily encamped. Officers have gone to
investigate.
Death From Heart Disease.
SAN JOSE, April 30th.-Moses L. Isaacs, a
store-keeper died from heart disease this
morning. He was a native of Prussia and
sixty-five years old. He had resided in
San Jose for twenty eight years, was an
old member of the fire department, and
leaves wife and six children.
A Little Shake.
ICopyJigh, 1885, 5yHe California associated Press.I
DowNIEvILLE, April 3Oth.-There were
two light earthquake shocks at 3:40 this
morning. The second was the heaviest.
Buildings were considerably shaken. The
barometer indicates storm
The Yreka Branch Road.
ICopyigh, 1888, blythe California Associated Press.l
YEEKA, April Subscriptions to
nearly S81 600 have already been taken in
Yreka toward the 100000 capital stock of
the Yreka Branch Railroad to Montague.
Robber No. Two Captured.
[ccpyigat. 1888, by the California Associated Press.
SANTA Rosa, April 30th.-The last one of
the two stage robbers was captured tonight
about half-past I o'clock at the depot in
this city.