Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-03
a Brilliant wedding Event.
LCopyriqht, 1sss. bu Ia californin As,ocsnl.d !.


VIRGINIA, February 2d-To night the
marriage of j. r. Vail TO Miss Susie Rising
took place in st. Pauls Episcopal Church
The groom is wealthy Young cattle king
of Lyon comfy, and the bride the daughter
OF Hon. Richard Rising, Judge of the First
Judicial District of Nevada. A grand re-
ception was held at the residence of the
brides parents after the marriage cere-
mony, at which all the prominent society
people of western Nevada were guests.
The bridal gifts, valued at $50 900, were
displayed in an anteroom.
Railroad Rumors from the South.
jCoPyIgt, 1883, by The calfo7iG associated Tress.i
POMONA, February 2d-H. A. Palmer, a
Director of the Pomona and Elsinore
Road, denies that that road has been sold
to the Southern Pacific He states that
the two roads will work in harmony. The
Southern Pacific will furnish the Pomona
and Elsinore rails and engines until the
latter can obtain some of its own. Round
houses and car shops will be built here,
and the Southern Pacific depot will be used
as union depot.
More Chinese and Smallpox.
SAN Francisco, February 2d-The
steamer Belgic arrived this morning from
Hongkong. When Health Officer McAl lis
there were aboard four cases of smallpox.
No deaths have occurred, and there have
been no new cases developed for the past
eight days. The vessel has been ordered
into quarantine.
There sre on board the Belgic ten Eu-
ropean passengers, twelve japanese in the
steerage and 2S5 Chinese. OF the latter five
are females-two with certificates and three
without.
Midnight Notes from the Bay.
SAN Francisco, February 2d.-[Special. I
This afternoon Arthur L. Hail signal man
for the Southern Pacific, was struck by en-
engine on King street, and instantly killed
The Young Mems Institute Directors
met at the Occidental and decided to in
corporate and build large hall. Twenty
five thousand dollars was subscribed. The
capital stock will be $500, 900.
An Infamous Outrage.
Los ANGELES, February 2d.-Mrs. Hemp
stead claims that while en- route to drug
store for medicine for her sick husband, at
l o'clock this morning, she was assaulted
by gang of roughs, dragged into q saloon
and repeatedly outraged. There is great
indignation among the citizens in cOnse-
quence. The police found the lady on the
street at the hour stated without cloak,
shoes or hat, and crying for help.
Fatal ccident to a Somnambulist
fCopyight, 1855, blythe California associated Pressl
PErAIUMA, February 2d.-J. S. Bracket,
an old and wealthy resident, fell from his
bedroom window last night. dislocating
his shoulder. He had been indisposed for
two or three days, and was cared for by his
daughter, whom he insisted should leave
him ard take a rest. He fell into a SOM
nambulistic condition with the above re-
suit. He died at o'clock to-day
Death of a Tuolumne Pioneer.
lcoPv72h, 1883, by the California associated Press
COLUMBIA, February 2d.-The funeral of
the late S. Knapp took place to-day, and
member of the California Pioneers. He
came to this State in 1S49. and had been
since 1851 a resident of Tuolumne. He
leaves, besides his wife, six children, all
of age. Deceased was well known aud
highly respected throughout the State.
Fine Residence Burned.
fcopy1git, 1888. BY he California Associated Press
ST. HELENA, February 2d.-The fine
suburban residence of w. B Bourne was
totally destroyed by fire early this even
ing. The fremen and citizens were on the
ground early, bat their attention was
mainly directed to saving the furniture, in
which they were successful. The property
was insured mainly or wholly in the city.
The fire broke out on the roof and spread
rapidly.
Death of 4. f. Haraszthy.
Copyright, lsss, byae California associated Press
SoNoMA, February 2d.-A F. Haraszthy,
one of the most prominent men in this val
lev, died at his residence to-day after lin
gering illness. Deceased was bro her of
Arpad Harazthy, and son-in-iaw OF Gen.
eral Vallejo, the noted viticulturist, Vice
President of the Sonoma Bank and Presi-
dent of the Board of City Trustees.
The Murderer, Anschlag, Held.
Copyright, 1885, by he California A,socia.ea Press
Los ANGELES, February 2d.-Anschlag,
the murderer, has been held without bail
for the Superior Court No defense was
made. The principal evidence against him
was the two confessions volun tarily signed
by him.
Consolidated IlIuminators.
fcopyigti, 1855, JyGe California 4ssociatea Pressl
WOODLAND, February 2d-The gas and
electric light companies have consolidated
and formed a corporation. The capital
stock was fixed at s1OO,0 600 of which S32,-
coo is subscribed.