Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-10
WHOLE NO. II, $50.

The Stockton Asylum by Judge Sullivan.
A few weeks ago he went to Seattle on
business, and while returning ON the
stesmer Walla Walla exhibited signs of in
sanity. He imagined that a passenger had
peen shot and thrown overheard by the
crew, and that they were constantly point
ing pistols at him, threatening to shoot
he also labors under the belief that some
| one is trying to kill him for his course as a
journalist on public questions.
Rough Treatment of Rancher.
SAN BERNARDINo. April 9th.-This even
ing SIX men were brought in from Banning,
where they were held by Justice to an
swer TO the Superior Court on charge of
unlawtully imprisoning A. Knight. The
men went to Knights ranch, accused him
OF stealing cattle, and pointing guns at
him compelled him TO surrender tied him
en- horse and rode eighteen miles before
they released him. knight was nearly
dead from fatigue. He is one of the most
respected citizens in the county, and the
aoductors will fare hard.
The Santa Ana Election.
SANTA ANA, April 9th-The count of
yesterdays municipal election was COM
pieted about O'Clock this evening. John
Avas, A. Goodwin, NJ. d. HALLIDAY, C. Z.
Groarman and J. X. Congdon were elected
Trustees. d. W. Swanner. ]. A. Bucking
ham, J. G. Marks, V. Montgomery and
Ira Chandler members of the School
Board. Theo. Lacy Treasurer. G. E. Free
man Recorder, G.. Tinsley Marshal, d. d.
Brock Assessor, snd Ed. Tedford Clerk.
Held for Beating Seaman.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9Th h-Charles Acel-
son, mate OF the barkentine Tropic Bird.
who was arrested yesterday on a charge of
beating Charles ALERT, a seaman, while on
the high seas, was examined before the
United States Commissioner and held to
appear before the United States Grand
Jury, with his bail at $3.50 cash or $500
bonds. He deposited the cash and will be
allowed TO sail on the next voyage of the
vessel.
4 Would-pe Safe Cracker.
SAN Francisco, April 9TH. w. Dun
lap was convicted in Judge Murphy's Court
yesterday of burglary. On the night of
March lst he entered the grocery of Falk &
Simon, at Larkin and 0'Farrell streets, and
attempted TO blow open the safe, but was
detected and placed under arrest The
evidence was so clear and direct that the
Jury lost no time in bringing in verdict
Caught ut Last.
TULARE, April 9th.-William Smith, the
railroad company S detective, who has been
in this neighborhood working on the case
of the Pixley train robbers, received dis
patch from George G. Slabens this morn
ing TO the effect that two men had been
captured at Albuquerque, and are the
same that robbed the train recently on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in Arizona
Must Pay or Go to Jail.
SAN Francisco, April 9th.-Judge Rix
has GRANTED OSD0pn Ward COpvicto1 af
deserting his wife and failing to provide for
his child, q further extension of time in
which to pay the 500 required by his wife
to take her to her parents at Chicago. If
the money is not paid by Thursday Judge
Rix will give Ward the full penalty of the
law.
Bold Robbers
GRASS VALLEY, April 9th. - Monday
afternoon young Tyrrell and Mrs. James
Gluzas, going to the North Star mine, were
halted by two men and their money de-
manded. The robbers got no money. They
were not masked. Two tramps were ar
rested on suspicion.
A Painters Serious Fall.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 9th-Edward Fill
bert, a painter, fell from a scaffold while
painting house on Verona place yester-
day. He received serious internal injuries
in addition to having seveidi bones broken.
From the Receiving Hospital he was re-
paoved to the City and g yunty Hospital.
The opium Smuggier Indicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9th. - Dietrich
Alfs, the Butchertown tanner, who was re-
Gently arrested for having 5000 worth of
contraband opium in his possession, was ves-
terday indicted by the United States Grand
Jury. His bonds were fixed at $1,000.