Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-26
WHOLE NO. 1869.

ton, to take effect Immediately and crave
suspicious were entertained that all zas NOT
right. he did not await an investisat
I; nor TOR train. but left town Yesterday on
loot, leaving his trunk behind him. also o
Mr.. Wilson and his shotgun. Close be-
hlnd him, however, Mrs. Wilson. the sal
vaton woman" followed on to-day's train
WIN WIN Freuoenthals trunk. Mr.. Wilson is
| still here, and still raving.
The Marysyine Counterfeiters.
SAN Francisco April 25th.-Heury Hart
ana Joseph Jones, alias Johnson, the
MarysVllle counterieiters, were placed on
trial in the United States District Conrt to 10,
DAY. Jones was allowed to withdraw his
plea OF not guilty and pleaded guilty to the
charge; He will appear for sentence on
the 9th inst. 'A
Inc trlal OF Hart was then proceeded
with. IL IS expected that Jones will turn
otates evidence against his partner in
guilt.
Convicted of Murder.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25th.-[Special. +
The Jury tonight returned verdict of
murder IN the first degree, with recon-
menoation of Imprisonment for life in the
case OF Thomas W. Batema9, charged with
the murder of S. NJ. Soper on the 5tb of
last July. The shooting was the result of
quarrel between the two men on the pre-
cedlng evening. Bateman was a private in
froop A, Second United States Cavalry
ana ooper was Sergeant in the same
regiment.
Los GatOs Getting Angry.
u C'pyhk 1859 blythe California Aisoeiated Pyess,
Los GAFos, April 25th.-Troublej fearad
regarding the water supply. The san Jose
Warer Company refuse water for sprink-
hing the streets, and the dust is iyine in
clouds. They also propose to stopsthe sup
ply Ter domestic use because they need the
water to run the ice factory Once before
they saut OF the water and placed an
armed force at the gate to prevent its being
reopened. Violence is feared.
A Locomotive Demolished.
icoPg7ght, 1885, blythe California As,ociated Frsss.
SANTA ANA, April 25th.-At noon to-day.
while passenger engine was entering the
tnrn-table, the air brake failed 20 WORK and
ls ran into ,he pilet of freight engine in
the round-bOnse, mashing the tender oetbe
latter through the back end of the engine
house, and otherwise demolishing ;hs
freight engine. No damage to tie passan-
ger engine resulted.
Merr3-Making in Inyos
Copyright, 1888, by Tie California As,Oeoss, Fr..,,I
BISHOP STATION, April 25th.-Au the Odd
FeiloWs OF the county are preparing for
grand jubilee here on the 26th. The cele-
bratfon will be under the auspices of
Bishop Creek Lodge, No. 332, aid Inyo
Lodge, No. 301, and viii include o process
sion, oration, etc. a large attendance is
anticipated. This is the first of series of
annual celebrations TO be given by the Odd
Fellows of Inyo.
Sonoma Republicaps.
Copyright, 1885, by The California Associaae6 y,ressl
SANTA Rosa, April 25th.-The Republ-
can County Convention met to-day and
elected the following delegates to the State
Convention ]. G. MeCaughey, ]. C. Hollo-
way, J. W. Rose, A.. L. Warner, ]. A. Bar
ham, s. |. Allen, E. A. Segelken, |. Parker.
j. ii. McNabb, M. d. Hopkins. G.. l..
Green and N. c. Manuel
Shooting ARRAY at Anaheim.
TCopyis. 1888, by the California Associated Pszssl
ANAHEIM, April 25th.-J. H. Dixon shot
and it is believed fatally wounded Victor
Garcia at Burial Point, five miles east of
town, at $50 last night. Dixon escaped to
Los Angeles this morning and was arrested
on leaving the train. He was returned this
evening.
Weather and Crops.
!Coprg, 1888, By the California Associate, PressI
BIsHoP, STATION, April 25th-A consid-
cradle amount of rain has fallen in this
valley within the last twenty-four hours.
NEVADA, April 25th-Considerable rain
tell here last night, at times raining very
hard. Great benefit has been done the
crops through the county, and with the
present promise of more rain soon, the.
ranchers are ali happy
WHEATLAND, April 25th.-Tbere was 4.
light shower this morning. 1t is no%
clear.
Death of Prominent Citizens
/ Copyright, 1885, blythe California 4.soc!ated Presss
MARYsvILLE, April 25th.-Fred Buttel-
man, ex-Supervisor and an old resident;
died last night.
NAPA, April 25th.-J. r. Roberts. an old
resident, died this morning, aged 66 years.
The Bevsn suicide.
Copyright, lsas, by The Cali Associated Press
WHEATLAND, April 25th-An inquest
was he'd here at l p H., over the body of
c. E. Bevan. 1t was found after examin-
ing witnesses, that deceased came to his
death by a pistol-shot inflicted by his own
hand. The cause was financial trouble.
Fatal stabbing at Independence.
Copyright 1888, by the California Associaed Press.I
INDEPENDENCE, April 25th. = John B.
White was stabbed and killed by w. T. c.
Elliott at Big Pine this morning, White is
an uncle of the divorced wife of Elliott
Protecting his niece was the cause of the
Elliott was arrested.