Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-19

Sportsmen's Club and the Auburn Gun
| Club, with score of 46 to 81 in favor of
Grass Valley. Then followed match
game of ball at the Park between the Ne
vada club and the Golden Crowns Of Au-
burn, the Nevadas winning-14 to A.
The programme concluded at night with
an elegant ball.
Democratic State Committee.
| Los ANGELES, May 1sth.-Following is
! the full membership of the Democratic
State Central Committee Daniel Murphy,
4 II. 3. Gillis, w. II. Mead, G. J. Walsh,
Thomas S. Ford, John E. Cook, W. D.
Perkins, Reuben Clark, T. J. Geary, E.
McGettigan, D. P. Donahue, J. w. s. Man
lon, r. c. Rust, James Kenna, P E. Wat
son, H. II. Wooley, NJ. Kerwin, j. NJ
| Wilson, NJ. A. Marion, j. ]. Flynn, ]. H.
O'Brien. II. J. Toner, ]. G. Nealon, John
Collins, John N. Woods, E. II. Randall,
f. E. Farmer, T. A. Carroll, N C. Carnell,
| C. Schuman, D. B. Macrosky, f. r. Pack
| ard. W. H. Granger, John c. Morgan, B. T.
| Smith, l. Norton, Herbert Craft, d. o. Os-
from, J. c. Woolfskill, R. P Hastings, S.
NJ. Rucker John T. GaffeY, George T. Mays,
William McMann, 2. a. Finigan, R. P.
Hammond, w. d. English, Robert Howe,
| Sidney Lacey, John Hackett, G. H Maddox,
| OSOlEc W. SChlldlu, y. Hl. DOldnUe,
| Maurice Schmitt, J. T. Cunningham, John
Foley, Dennis Spencer, ]. Downey Harvey,
| w. e. Jacobs, John Daggett, Fred Cox, NJ
| T. Dooling, -. J. 0ullahan, Robert Tobin
and A. H. Dibble.
sonoma'e Fruit and Cobblestone Crops.
lcop11gn. 1888, by The California AssOciaea f'ressI
SoNoMA, May 1Sth.-The grape crop has
never looked more promising atthis season
| of the year. AS all fear of frost is now
| passed, q splendid yield is assured of both
said of fruits of all kinds.
| The stone quarries, too, are booming.
Basalt blocks are bringing higher price
| this year.
The mornings the past week have been
cool and foggy.
A Miners Fatal Fail.
GCopp1gh. 1858. byGte California associated f'ressl
| CALICO, May 1Sth.-Last Sunday evening,
while George S. Johnston, Tell-known
miner of this place, was going from town
4, to the Waterloo mine in a state of intoxi-
| cation, he fell of a precipice one hundred
| feet in hight and was instantly killed At
| ter protracted search his body was found
| yesterday. At the inquest the above facts
were elected, and verdict of accidental
death was found by the jury.
| MIR. Buckley's Strong Pull.
IcOpwig, 1855, blythe California associated IaressI
Los ANGELES May 1Sth.-The case of the
People VS.. Q. A. Buckley, charged with
running or being interested in the clock
game at the Turf Exchange, was called this
morning before Judge Cheney The Dis
| trict Attorney moved for q dismissal, but
| Hon. S. NJ. White, attorney for Mr.. Buck
ley, insisted on trial. Finally, however,
he agreed to the dismissal of the case, on
| the ground that the State had an insult
ficiency of evidence.
Hydraulickers in Contempt.
!Copyfg. 1855, by The California Associated IressJ
| MARYsvILLE, May 1Sth.-The owners of
| the Sierra Union Water and Mining Com
| pany's property have been summoned to
appear in the Superior Court of this county
on Friday, May 2Sth, to show cause why
they should not be punished for violating
| the injunction against carrying on hy-
| draulic mining at Gibsonville, Sierra
county.
Nevada Bank Changes.
San Francisco, May 1Sth.-At meeting
| of the Directors of the Nevada Bank James
c. Flood and r. II. Follis rendered their
designations as Directors, and the same
we're accepted. The vacancies in the board
were then filed by the election of James
l.. Flood and Z. Davis. There was no
other business transacted. Mr.. Fair con-
tinues rs President and says the bank will
| go right along as usual. James c.. Flood
| expects to leave for the East ip few days.
| 4 Mothers Attempt at Suicide.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1Sth.-A young
married woman named Josie Kramer at
tempted TO commit suicide last night in the
| Natick House. at 246 Third street, by TAX
| ing dose of laudanum. a physician was.
however, summoned in time to save her
| life. She has two little daughters whom,
she says, she will turn over to the author
| tiles, as she is unable to support them. Her
| husband deserted her some time ago, leay-
| ing her penniless.
Suicide at Forest City.
copyright 1888, by Ge California associated Press
FOREST CITY, May 1sth.-Wm. Culbert, a
native OF Ireland committed suicide yes
terday by cutting his throat trcm ear to ear.
| 1t is supposed that he left considerable
money. THE cause is attributed to do
mestic troubles. His age was As years. He
leaves father and mother in Ireland.
| 1t May Have Been Chickens.
SAN Francisco, May 18th. = Andrew
Scott, mulatto, aged 20 years, has been
arrested by the Sheriff. on telegram from
the Sheriff of Tehama county. Scott SAYS
| he is ignorant of any crime, unless, per
| haps, he killed few tame hogs while out
hunting for wild ones.
/ A Shattered Mind.
SAN Francisco, May 1Sth.-Alice Edith
Dickson has been committed to the in
sane asylum. Her struggles to secure a
part of the estate IS widow of Thomas H.
Blythe and other causes, shattered her
mind.
Yuba win Exhibit,
lCopyiga, 1888. byte California AssociGtcd Iressy
MARysvILLE, May 1sth.-Yuba county
| Will exhibit at the National Educational
Convention. The display will be in part
educational and also representative of the
resources of the county.
Raymond Excursionists Arriving.
TCopyigh. 1855, By ate California Associated Press,
RAYMOND, May 1sth.-The advance party
| of Raymond excursionists arrived last
evening, numbering thirty-four. Forty
| eight more will come on Monday and l60
| next week.
| Sudden Death of Pioneer.
TCopyrgt. lsss, by the California Associated Press
NoGALEs, May 1sth.-Thomas Dunbar, q
blacksmith and miner, and pioneer of the
! Pacific coast, dropped dead on the street
here to-day.
| Prominent Yuba Farmer Gone,
tcoPp0ht. lsss, By 5se California associated Iress
MARYsvILLE, May 1sth.-Samuel Dam
vile, one of the best-known farmers of this
county, and large landowner, died to-day
Of paralysis.
| A Sort of yyhat-Is-It?
+. eAN Francisco, May 1sth.-It is said that
John A. DINING Is preparing to exhibit
himself as dime museum freak in the
event OF his acquittal at his next trial for
! the murder of Henry Benhayon.
To Have Been Expected.