Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07


| mining properties, heavy non Mormon pre-
cincts. The returns are not all in as yet,
| but the Mormons lave won without doubt.
In Salt Lake county a fierce contest was
waged all day, but the Peoples party Nor
monl won by an average majority of 200.
The hardest fight was on County Re
corder, which yields fat ices The Liberals
put up Kimball, young man of Mormon
parentage, against Cannon, the peoples
nominee. Kimball ran $50 ahead of his
ticket IN this city, but out-of-town precincts
defeat him.
hoquelemos Grant Ejectment Suits.
lcopyigA. 1855, by Ae California Assoeiatsa Iress
STOCKTON, August 6th.-Two suits of
eJectment were brought in the Superior
Court to-day by Phoebe f. Johnston, one
being against Morgan Crawford, John
Doster, Joseph Farrell and others and the
other against Thomas Crawford. H. Miller,
Edward Bryant and others. The defend
ants are residents of the famous Moquele-
mos grant, already the scene of so much
trouble. Plaintiff further asks for 81, 600
damages in each case.
Republican Rally at HollIster.
TCopyiSh. 1855, byte California AssociGted Pres,
HoLLIsrER. August CHA rousing Re-
publican meeting was held in this city
on Saturday night. A large delegation
from San Francisco, escorted by the Me-
Clure Guard, were in attendance. The
procession was quarter of mile in
length. Colonel Charles B. Harkins, the
silver toDgued, delivered brilliant address
and brought the audience to the highest
pitch of enthusiasm.
McSuIty Convicted of Murder.
SAN Francisco, August 6th.-In Judge
Murphy's Court to-day a jury convicted
McNulty, the slayer of James Collins, of
murder in the first degree, without recon-
mendation. which means that McNulty
must hang.
The crime w5s committed last March,
while the parties were on spree. Nc
Nulty IS man of family, and has always
been quiet, industrious man.
IncendIarism in Nevada County.
!copyriga, 1855, By the calorniG Associated Pres.J
NEVADA CITY, August 6th.-An incen-
diary fire at Louis Vtss' lumber yard, six
miles east of this city, yesterday, destroyed
| 10000 feet of fine lumber, valued at about
$4,000. There is small insurance. As
| this is the third time within two years that
Mr.. Voss has suffered from fire, it looks as
| though some malicious person Was work
| ing out spite against him.
santa Rosa Items.
lcopY7gn, 1885 by tie California associated Press
SANTA Rosa, August Chic c. Farmer,
the wly-appointed Postmaster, vice I. B.
| hood, term expired, assumed the RESPONSE
| bilities of his Office to-day.
The annual session of the Pacific Meth
! cdist College opened this morning with a
good attendance.
Chico Invaded by Red Men.
COPYRIGHT 1885, blythe California associated PressI
CHICO, August CHA large number of
Red Men arrived tonight for the Great
Council, which meets tomorrow, and will
continue in session until Friday. More are
expected at midnight. Over one hundred
! in all are expected from abroad Prepara-
tions are made for driving them over the
| country around Chico.
Grain and Fruit About Gilroy.
ICopwiga 1sSs, blythe California associated PressJ
GILBoY, August 6th.-The grain is nearly
all cut and thrashed, the yield being a fair
average and OF exceptionally iine quality
| The peach crop is very large and fine, and
| plans also. The cannery is absorbing a
| large quantity of the fruit that had hereto
| fore but little market.
Fighting His Way to Success
lCop,Tigh, 1855, by the California associated Press
MARYsvILLE, August 6th.-Martin Cos
tello, THE Buffalo" a well known pagi-
| list, is now prosperous hotel-keeper i'll
Australia. Almost every month he sends
to Dan Donahde, of this city, hundred
| dollars to be transmitted to his mother in
| Canada.
The Hot Wave.
copyright, 1885, Jyais California associated Prcssl
GLRoY, August CHA hot spell has
prevailed the last two days, the thermo-
meter to-day reaching 1919 The sultriness
of the weather is added to by fires in the
neighboring hills.
SANTA Rosa, August 6th.-The ther-
mometer registered $50 in the shade to-day.
JaI-Breakers Held.
2pyuig'a. 1855 by the California Associated Pres.
MERGED, August 6lh.-To-day Lucas, the
horse-ihief, and Hastings, the confidence
man, were examined on a charge of at
tempt ms to break Jail, and beli aith bail
fixed at 81 900. Both said tley were guilty,
but would not make that plea.
Bankrupt Stock Sale.
fCopyigst. 1855, by Gie California Associated Press
STOCKTON, August 6th.-The stock of E.
Hickman, the insolvent dry goods mer-
chant, was sold to-day for So 500 10 George
L IlCc- n IL LEWIS anu OF
San Francisco, were among the bidders.
MatiIated by Blast.
Copyigtt, 1855, byte Calfor7,l -issociete1 ETessl
SANTA Rosa, August Chip. Bellotti
while blasting at Sonoma. had his face and
limbs frightfuly mutilated. He was
brought to the city for treatment.
Arrested for Theft.
WHEATLAED, August 6th.-Wm. Smith,
a notorious character, who is suspected Of
completely in many serious crimes, has
been arrested at Penryn for the larceny of a
shotgun at this place.
Accidental Death OF 2 Teamster.
RED BLUFF, August 6th-Jacob Penner,
while returning fIom the Champion Mill
on Sunday evening, was killed bv the up
setting of his wagon.
New Paper at Stockton.
lCOpyis1t, 1855, 6yGe California Associated PreSs)
STOCKTON, August 6th.-A new daily
paper, the Egeaing Express, made its ap-
pearanc9 to-day. 1t is Democratic in pol
itics.
APPETITE and health restored by Tar
rants Seller Aperient.