Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-21


GRASS VALLEY, July 20th.-On the 18th
o! last month Amanda Cozan left for Gold
Run, Placer county the home of her
mother. Amanda has not been heard of
since, although search has been made bv
detectives and friends. Her trunk, checked
1or Gold Run, arrived there all right. but
her ticket Was never taken ND on the Cen
trail Pacific. She was employed il The
Golden Gate Hotel, and was highly es-
teemed. Her age was about y, and sue
was large inelooking blonde. Her rep
u'aticn was unbiemished.
THE TEACHERS.
Last Day Of the National Educational
COnvention-Ohicers Chosen.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2Oth.-[SpecialI l.
The Teachers National Convention closed
It's iabors today, and tomorrow the visit
ors Will branch ont on excursions TO rari-
ous parts OF The State, where they VIII be
received and royalty entertained.
At the election of officers today The fol-
lowing were chosen 4. P. Marble, Of
Wooster, Mass, President; James H. Kan
teld, OF Kansas City, Secretary; L G.
Hewlett, of Illinois, Treasurer; Aaron
Cove, Of Colorado, First President.
Ira g. Holt, Of California. Second Vice
President
IN USE AGAIN.
The TruelSee Tar-Bucket Dumped gn a
Fillainous Tramp
;copy7ghe, 1895. By the California Assoeitea 4-essl
TRUcKEE, July 20th.-A tramp was tarred
and feathered by the citizens last night.
he was caught taking improper liberties
,, - ,Nll IL
bridge yesterday evening. The officers AZ
rested him, but the citizens turned out with
ole accord aud took him from the officers
and led him half a mile above the town
and treated him to liberal dose OF tar and
feathers. Public sentiment fully sustains
the transaction. The child was not injured.
the brute being detected before accomplish
ing his purpose. II is reported that the
man was scrubbing the tar Oil his body il
the Donner Meadows to-day.
Death OF DIR. Hryan.
SAN Francisco, July 20th-Tne death Of
DR.. Edward ii. Bryan at St. Louis : an
nounced. The deceased was United States
Consul al Lyons, France, and prior 10 his
being appointed to that position was the
Superintendiug Physician of the City and
County Hospital in this city. lie was COM
pelled, owing TO ill-health, TO resign tue
Consulate at Lyons and about three
months ago be returned TO his family. who
resided II ST. Louis. Or. Bryan was shout
5o years of age.
Tulare Republican Delegates
Copy-yit, lsS 5y he Cafo7tia -fsso-:.t-,l feressI
VIsALIA, July Goth The Republican
County Convention met this sfie7r0ou. and
the following delegates 20 tMe S-4t= Con
ve"uon were elected: j. + snuer. ".
Fremo, SEQ. ". stetcrr', J. 4. R0Ck wall.
R ". Musgroye and fl Nj White. A
separate delegation Was eiscJeG 10 Ing Sixth
Congressional D!sjTic, Convention consist
ing o; Jac"b Hryes, J. u. Eckles, T. ". Me
Namsra, n. ". BoWh". W 5. Camp and
9. g. LambelsUn-
i $4,000 Fire at Oroynle.
Copyright, 1883. by &e Cal. ria 4ssoci1.st ret,j
OEovILLE, July 20ih.-Fi(teen houses in
the Chinese quarter OF this town were de-
slruyed by fire this afternoon The fire
started in the Chinese Masonic Hall. a
two-story frame, and burned seven houses
on each side. With but TWO exceptions.
the buildings destroyed were small. One
brick store, supposed to be ireproof. was
destroyed. The loss is estimated at $40 900,
and the insurance small, if any.
Convicted of MansIaughter.
ICcpyrghi, 1888, by he California A,so.taea Pres
MARYsvILLE, July 20th.-In the Superior
Court to-day Thomas McNabb was found
guilty Of manslaughter in killing james
Sullivan on the evening OF June 18th last
IL this city by blow on the head with his
list or some concealed weapon. McNa6b
Kept saloon on the corner OF Second and
High streets, from which be elected SuUi-
van, afterwards knocking him down upon
the sidewalk.
Widow james No. 1 Wins.
jCop.Tig, 1Sss. 5y tie California -IIIociei frs>s
SANTA Cruz, July 20th-The James con-
test, which has been on trial for the last
two weeks before a jury, was decided by
the latter to day. BY the verdict the Jury
found that James did not live in Missouri,
and in effect that his divorce there from his
New York wife was a fraud The decision
is in favor of the first wife and excludes the
Santa Cruz widow.
Supposed Fatal Accident.
tCoPyr0h, 1855, By be California Associ1sd I-,stl
MARYsvILLE, July 20th.-This afternoon
northbl und freight train, in passing
through the city, met with an accident by
which the caboose was thrown from the
track and more or less injured. Frank
SGAbtAs, lOuhS Auou Oli luc Was 50
badly hurt that it is believed he will die
He has family in Pittsburg, Pa, and rel
atives at Oroville.
Cufry Badly Cuffed.
SAN Francisco, July 20th.-[Special] J.
The fight this evening between Jack Mac
aully of this city, and Cuffey OF New
York (lightweights), took place in the
Golden Gate Club rooms Cu1y was
EnnnHad ,,,t e,v i
ready to give up in the fifth round but
was forced to fight one more. he was
badly punished.
Seizure of Opium.
SAN Francisco, July 20th.-(Special +
The Customs authorities to-day seized ST.
600 worth of opium on the bark Forest
Queen, which had been transferred in this
port to her from the steamer Parthia, from
Victoria, without proper supervision of the
Custom house. II was destined for Homo
lulu, where it would have realized 5000.
Terrible Accident In a sawmill.
tCopyi9M. 1888. b. o4e California i,,oc:aIed Pressl
ORovILLE, July 20th.-Hiram Simmons,
sawyer at the Flea Valley Sawnill, was
badly injured yesterday by being caught in
belt. His coliar-bone was broken and his
abdomen torn open, exposing the intestines,
though none were ruptured.
Suicide by Drowning.
Copyright, 1883, By 0.e CalJoraia 4ssociat>i Ire;I,
ORovILLE, July 20th.-William Lang,
German, of Trinity county, now patient
at the Chinese Hospital at Deadwood, COM
, mitted suicide this morning by drowning
in large tank near the hospital.
st. Helena Republicans
.copvi4M, 1888, By TIE Calf forsia AI,ocia.ed Pres
ST. HELENA, July 20th.-The Republicans
in this vicinity met last night and effected
the temporary organization of Harrison
! and Morton Club, drill corps and glee club.