Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-08
san Francisco News-The Events of "A Day
at the Metropolis

san Francisco News-The Events of "A Day
at the Metropolis.
SAN Francisco, June 7th.-Adolph Hinz,
convicted of conspiracy in connection with
the Boyd-Ciprico certificate frauds and SEN
fenced by Judge Sawyer of the Circuit
Court to thirty days Imprisonment and TO
pay a fine of 81 600, was this morning taken
10 the Alameda county jail to serve out his
sentence.
THE HONEY CASE.
Dr. Taylor, the Coroner, was seen this
afternoon, and asked what he intended do
ing in relation to the alleged murder of
Mrs. Honey.
We'll said the doctor, ' have seen DR..
kleineberg, who attended her, and he is
positive she died from natural causes DR.
McNutt attended her once. and was of the
opinion that she was suffering from a can
Ger, but he could not locate IT, | expect TO
see Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Drews this after
noon, and my course of action will depend
a good deal on the statements they make
| am positive myself that the whole thing
is a sensation. Nevertheless. l will try and
get TO the bottom of it, and if there is any
thing crooked to find 1t out"
COMPLAINT OF HOTEL EMPLOYEES
Labor Commissioner Tobin said this
morning that TWO employees of hotels had
filed complaints on Wednesday against the
sleeping accommodations provided them
in two of the leading hotels. Mr.. Tobiu
refused u give the names of the hotels, as
the charges might prove untrue, ana ne
didn't wish 10 hurt their business. His
deputy was out to. day TO investigate the
matter, and If the charges should prove
rle the names OF the hotels will be pub
Eshed. Mr.. Eobin says that very often
employees who have haen discharged trv
and make the Labor Bureau ameans # get
ting even on their former employees. There
have been no charges made against lodging
houses.
SLIPPED on a CHERRY STONE.
4 young Austrian named Antoine Da-
boviicn, aged Il wears. who lives on Jack
! son street, near Mason, and works il q
blacksmith shop on Front street, slipped
on some cherry stones, which had been
carelessly thrown on the stone steps of his
residence, yesterday morning at 6 o'clock,
while going out to his daily work, and
fractured his right arm between the elbow
and the wrist.
THE DoDEL MURDER CASE.
The trial of DR.. Xavier Dodel for the
murder of Annie Dorreis, by criminal
practice, drags slowly along in Judge Muir
phys Court. The mother of the deceased
and other mem bers OF the DOTeiS family
were examined as witnesses yesterday, and
nothing which was not ELECTED in the
Hagenow trial was brought out Dr. F.
w, Carpenter occupied the witness stand
all this forenoon as q medical expert
! Other medical experts will next be called as
Witnesses by the prosecution.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
E. C. Allison, middle-aged man, who
wears a Grand Army badge, was arrested
early this morning BY Policeman Cronin
and booked on q charge OF burglary, on
complaint Of William Morris, d chicken
rancher living in Visitacion valley. off the
San Bruno road. Allison stole a rife a
suit of clothes, two pairs of blankets, a pair
of gold-rimmed spectacles and marine
glass. The rifle was found in pawn shop,
where il had been pledged by Allison for
few dollars.
FLOOD SUFFERERS FUND.
The aggregate contributions to the flood
sufferers fund in this city exceed $50 600.
OF this sum $1,000 was contributed by the
railroad employees at Fourth and Townsend
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