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took there on q habaes corpus and three
others, Frank Perhonn, sentenced to three
years for robbery at Hilhurst; Henry A.
Harrington, for robbery at Malone's sa-
loon. two years; James Menter, year and
half for grand larceny.
GARFIELD, w. T., Oct. 10, Special to
The REvIEw.--J. l.. Wilson, teacher,
lately from Pennsylvania, went violently
insane last evening while at the supper
table with his sister, Mrs. W. H. Gwyn,
who lives near Garfield. Mr.. Gwyn, being
away from home, Mr. Wilson attacked his
sister, telling her that he must kill her.
She pleaded with him, but he said whileshe
was good sister. and while he loved her
he must kill her. She finally pacifed him
in measure and succeeded in going out of
the house and running to neiRhbors.
Just as she passed out of sight of the house
she saw flames burst up. Neighbors hurried
to the scene only to see the charred re-
mains of Wilson. He probably upset the
lamp or set fire to he house in his frenzy
and was consumed in the flames. The
coroner's Jury rendered verdict in ac-
cordance with the foregoing.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Oct 10. Special to
The REvIEw--Cy Sanders, resident of
this country, committed suicide yesterday,
horribly disfiguring himself. He started
with a party on a hunting trip and
alarmed his companions by his wild, in
coherent conversation. Finally he jumped
from the wagon and placing the muzzle of
his rife under his chin he blew off all the
lower part of his face. Being still alive he
drew kuife and gashed his throat from
ear to ear, and also stabbing himself sew
eral times in the side before death stopped
his frantic actions.
Victoria. Oct. 10, Special to The Re-
vIEw.--.C. Il. Wooter of Tulare, Clifornia,
was found dead in his bedat the Pritchard
house. having taken opium with suicidal
intent. He left letter asking friend to
notify his wife. The deceased was a Ma
son in good standing.
Charles J. Phillips ex.chief engineer of
the fire department and an old pioneer,
died this morning.
FELTON,, Cal, Oct. 20, Special to THE
REVIEW. "A fire started in Drew's livery
stable this morning, destroying the stabl7
with its contents, including a team of
horses; also the Cunningham house, Cen
trail hotel, postoffice, opera'house, two
stores and six dwellings were burned. :
The loss is $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 10, Special to The
REVIEW. Nv. G. Alderman, of San
Diego, was found dead in his room at
the Stephenson house here. He suicided
by taking laudanum.
The University of Southern California
will soon let a contract for 42.inch lens to
be made within five years, which will
make the moon appear the same as to the
naked eye only sixty miles away.
HEALpsBURG, Cal. Oct. 10, Special to
THE REVIEW. .---Cyrus Green, teamster,
was found dead in the road with his skull
crushed in, wagon loaded with lumber
having passed over him. He leaves a
wife and two children.
RED BLUFF, Oct. 10, Special to The
REyIEw--Oscar +. Miller OF Ohio, aged
So years was run over by an express train
on the Sacramento river bridge and in
stantly killed.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10, Special to The
REVIEW. IA. w. Carr, brakeman, was
caught between the cars and had his hips
crushed in. His recovery Is doubtful.
SACRAMENTO. Oct. 20, Special to The
REvIEw-Tne greatest political demon
stration ever held in the state will be
made here by the republicans on October
80. Among the speakers will be Senator
Stanford, Thomas b. Reed of Maine, Sem
ator Stewart and many republicans prom
inent in the state.