Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-16
Mr.. FALING's FAILING.
A Husband and His Paramour Slot b,
an Injured Wife.

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Charles D. Falling, mining operator, was
riding along Taylor street this afternoon
when he heard some one running after his
buggy. Turning, he saw it was his wife,
and he waited for her to catch up. On
getting near to the team she drew a re-
yolyer and biazed away at Falling, wound
ing him il the hip. Mrs. Carroll jumped
out and the irate Mrs. Falling turned her
battery on the fleeing woman, wounding
her slightly in the head. Mrs. Falling was
arrested, and the tive wounded people
taken to the Receiving Hospital.
Mrs Failing, when questioned, said she
formerly lived happily in Portland with
her husband, wherethey had considerable
property. A short time ago her husband
appropriated all the cash and came 10 this
city, where he has been living with fast
women. Mrs. Falling stated that madness
and anger, occasioned by her husbands
eesertion, was the cause OF her act.
New Brgnch of the Y. NJ. L.
iootcsgt. 1888, ~ ae California Associated 9ress
RIO VISTA, April 15th.-Branch Ns,. 10
of the Young Mems Institute was Organ
lied here to-day, with forty-Ihree charter
members, ty Grand Lecturer Z. z. Leake,
'of Dixon. The following officers were
elected John Glackin, President; Emery
merry, I'd Vice President; Ed Delahanty,
Recording Secretary Jerome francis,
Financial Secretary; Jas. Callahan, Cor
responding Secretary Rev. Thos. McFaboe,
Treasurer; Thos. McCarty, Marshal.
fosury to Sacramezto YoRth.
OAKLAND, April 15th.-TSpecia,. about
6 P-es n. to-day as George Henninger, a
plumber, was returning to San Francisco
with come friends from Alameda, he fell off
the platform of car wien turning q curve
and falling upon the rail On the opposite
track injured and perhaps fractured his
skull. He wes taken to tho Oakland Re-
ceiTing Hospital. His wounds are consid-
erea dangerous. His parents, it is under-
stood, reside in Sacramento
A Journalist in ssle Water Business.
Ia Py1St, 1855, by he oaEfor-sfa issocated PresSl
Los GAros, April I5th.-rhe Board of
fown Trustees passed Aan ordinance sast
night granting A. Richardson a fifty years
franc hise to lay and maintain pipes for sup
plyiD water to the inhabitants of Los
Cato 5. MIR. Richardson Is the General Man
ager of the California Associated Pcess,
will headquarters at San Francisco, and
owl is considerable property in this section,
Rso,er aBcomIike.
BIGGs. April 15th.-There was an i'm
pc rtant real estate sale at Rio Bonite Col
or ~, near Biggs yesterday. Buyers came
fir ON all sections of the State Five hun
red acres Of fertile fruit lands were sold, in
g abdiyisions of twenty, forty and sixty-acre
racts. The expectations of the managers
we're fully realized. The sales amounted
o S47, go. Arrangements are being made
or another sale in two weeks.
Visiting the Folsom Prison.
FOLSOM, April 15;h.-Goyernor Water
man, wife and daughter, Miss Hope, Seere.
tary of State Hendricks, and Joseph
lStetfens president of the Sacramento Board
/ of Trade) andwife paid a visit to the Fol
som Prison yesterday and to-day. The
visitors were greeted with salute oil
/ twenty-one guns, and were handsomely.en-
1 tertained by Warden Aull.
Burglary at Nelson.
BIGGs, April. 15th-Burg!ars entered o.
1 A. Washburn's store at Nelson on FRIDAY
| night, by prying open rear door, and at
tempted to blow open the safe, 5utcnly
succeeded in springing the front plate
They took several pairs of boots and shoes
and some iewelry, about $50 worth small.
Accident Near TrucKee.
TRUcKEE, April 15th.-James McGee, an
employee of the Southern Pacific Railroad
while working on the Bonner Greek bridge
fell fifteen feet to the ground, and in fall
ing struck q rock, which injured his spinal
column. The lower part of his body Is. par
alyzed. His recovery is considered doubt
ful.
DroVned in the Feather.
IcOpyrghs, 1889. by the California AssOciates ress
MARYsvILLE, April 15th.-John Fritz, q
German farmland, while drunk this after
| noon, attempted to get his hat from Feather
river at the foot of Fifth street, made a
misstep and. was drowned. His body was
recovered.
Dseth of a Clergyman.
ICopyig, 1855. blythe California ASSOCIATED; Press:
ST. HELENA, April 15th.--Rev. E. NJ
Stuart, Methodist clergyman, died here
at four O'Clock this morning. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon.