Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-21
jury brought in a verdict of Academia
drowning.
Borgendale Not Guilty.

tCopyrlgAt, 1888. by the Cal ora associated Press.
NEVADA CRY, January 20th.-Claus Bor-
gendale on trial tor the robbery OF man
at Boca q short time ago, was acquitted by
jury to-day. Edwin Booth arrested with
him was this morning discharged, on
motion of the District Attorney.
The water bitches that have been blocked
with ice for two or three weeks, have be-
gun filling with water and in a few days all
the mines and mills that have been shut
down for the want of water, will be running
again.
Land Slide Near FELTON,.
ICopyria, 1888, by De California issocated Pressl
SANTA CRUZ, January 20th-The loco
motive of the narrow guage freight train
was thrown from the track near FELTON, this
morning at 10 O'clock by slide falling
against it, and was partly toppled over.
No one was injured Owing to the OBJ
struction the noon train from San Francisco
was unable to come through. The tracks
are expected TO be cleared this evening.
Creditors Meeting.
SAN Francisco. January 10th. - The
creditors of L. G.. Sresovich & Co., fruit
merchants, who made an assignment
recently, met this afternoon. The COM
mittee appointed to examine the accounts
reported, recommending the acceptance of
Sresovich's offer to pay 40 cents on the
dollar, half in cash and half in six months,
on real estate security. Some of the cred
itors objected, and nothing definite was
done. If the proposition of settlement is
not accepted, insolvency proceedings Will
be pushed and the stock sold in liquidation.
a Drummer in Trouble.
SAN Francisco, January 20th.-L. Mas
serYOgel, at one time drummer Tor New
York firm, was arrested this evening on a
charge of swindling number of firms out
OF small sums of money by fraudulently
representing himself as the agent of the
house, which few months since discharged
him for dishonest practices. He obtained
$40 from J. J. O'Brien & Co., and decamped
without paying the Occidental and Palace
Hotel bills
A Costly Fire.
Los ANGELES, January 20th.-The resi-
dence of l. n. Warnings, at Spring and
Seventh streets, was burned this morning.
Only the parlor furniture and piano were
saved. 1t was one of the finest houses in
the city and the most elegantly furnished
The loss is about $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. a fire had been kept in the resi-
dence all night, and it is supposed to have
caught in the partition from the fue lead
ing from CRATE.
Smallpox at Milton.
MILTON, January 19th-Tom Goodwin,
mining man of Murphy's, this county,
lately returned from a trip to the city, and
several days ago was attacked with what
was supposed at the time to be chicken-pox,
but which the attending physician pro-
nounces to be smallpox. Many have been
exposed through ignorance Of the real ma
ture o. the disea e.
The Mayors Visit.
SAN Francisco, January 20th.-Mayor
Pond, as Chairman of the Board of Health,
visited the pesthouse this afternoon to in
vestigate the charges of its management
and bad condition. The Mayor would not
say anything on his return further than
that he had instructed DR.. Bradbury, in
charge, to spare no expense in making
needed improvements.
California Must In London.
Los ANGELES, January 20th-Word is
Just received that the first shipment of
wine-must concentration from California
has reached London. London experts pro-
nounce it even better than the Italian,
Spanish or French product, and that it
will make the finest wine in the world.
Opposed to Unions.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 20th.-At a
meeting of the leading restarrant-kepers in |
this city, held to-day to consider the strike, |
motion was adopted that the restaurant |
keepers would not recognize the Cooks and |
Walters Association, or any Federated |
Trades Union in relation to restaurant in
terests,
The Bakers Strike
SAN Francisco, January 20th.-The strike
OF the bakers, walters and cooks is not
yet ended, although the proprietors of the
restaurants declare it is at an end. Several
meetings of striking Unions were held this
evening, but no determination as TO future
acts were reached.
Weather Predictions.
SAN Francisco, January 20th-Weather
indications for the "a hours commencing at
A. NJ, January Dist For California,
cloudy weather, with light rains; light vari-
able winds, generally southerly, in the
northern portion higher temperature
Instantly Killed,
PLYMOUTH, January 19th.-William Aus
tin, youth raised in this place, commenced
work last night at the Monttzuma mine in
FL Dorado county, as bucket handler. He
fell down the shaft, distance of $50 feet,
and was instantly killed.
Death by SMALLPOX.
SAN Francisco, January 2Oth-Dr. Fran
els H. Terrili died this afternoon at the
pesthouse OF smallpox. He had not been
vaccinated. Deceased was one of the best
known and most popular physicians in
the city.
Smart Convicted.
Copyright 1888, By the California Associated Pressl
Tucson "a. IT,, January 20th.-The jury
returned a verdict of guilty against Doc.
Smart, but acquitted Snydor and Skid
more. Green plead guilty. The jury was
out all night.
G. A. X. Campfire.
copyrig1, 1888, by the CaEfor Associated Pres
REDDING, January 2Oth-Winslow G. A
r. Post has campfire to night, with hard
tack and beans, after which follows dance
The indications are for good time.
No Smallpox.
Icopyi9n 1885. by the California associated Press.
MURPHY's January 20th.-The case of
smallpox, so extensively advertised as be-
ing here, proves to be a case of chicken
pox.
Liquor License Raised.
SAN DIEGO January 19th.-The City
Council tonight raised the retail LIQUOR
license from $50 to 500 per month.