Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15
Knocking at the Door.

several men are missing.
Knocking at the Door.
SANTA FE IN. NJ, November 14th.-An-
thony Joseph, New Mexico's Delegate to
Congress, in an interview says: "Immedi-
ately upon the assembling of Congress in
December l propose to introduce an en-
abling Act for the admission of New Mex
leo.
at has already been tacitly understood
between the Delegates in Congress from
the Territories of Wyoming, Idaho, Ari-
IONA and New Mexico, that an omnibus
bill for the admission of these Territories
shall be earnestly pushed forward. The
most prominent members of Congress are
with US, and have pledged themselves. l
think New Mexicos chances are exceed
| ingly good"
Death in a Sawmill.
SEATTLE wv. IT., November 14th-A
Post htelLigencer special from Snohomish
says Samuel Beering, late arrival from
| Michigan, was killed at daybreak to-day.
| Beering was the engineer of the mill, and
was caught in the belt of small drum and
! thrown onto the shaft of the large drum,
which caught him and carried him around
200 revolutions per minute. This shaft
threw him upon a platform ten feet dis
| tant from the shaft He died half an hour
after in terrible agony, His body was hor-
bly, bruised and lacerated. Deceased was
| Dane, thirty-four years old, and leaves a
widow and six children.
| Stabbing in Sonoma.
| SoNoMA, November 14th.-A stabbing
| affair occurred here last night between 8
and 10 clock in front of Schocken's store.
| William Green, Jr., lumber dealer, and
| William Zimmerman, a blockmaker, be-
came involved in dispute over game of
cards in Laux's saloon, which adjoins
| SchockenS store. The men left the saloon
and commenced to fight on the sidewalk,
which ended in Green being stabbed in the
| head and back. Green's wounds are not
considered dangerous.
lone Items.
lone, November 14th-The farmers here
are taking advantage of the fine weather
and are well along with their upland plow-
| ing and sowing.
The contract for furnishing sandstone for
the NJ. E. Church at Stockton is nearly
completed.
Some Impotence is manifested by our
citizens at the delay of the Prison Directors
in not locating the Preston school site.
Santa Rosa and vicinity.
SANTA Rosa, November 14th.-The grape
| season is over. The last pickiEgs in few
instances brought SIS per ton.
| Boring for natural gas and artesian
water on the edge of the city limits has
been impeded by large bowlder. The
| flow of artesian water has crowned the
efforts of the borers and indications of gas
in the vicinity are good.
Canyon City Items.
CANYON CITY (Or), November 14th.-
Peter Sullivan will be hanged here next
Friday for murder committed last April.
| He looks TO his fate with no evidence of
| concern. 1t is not probable that Governor
| Pennoyer will grant a respite.
Abundant rains are making good stock
range for the farmers, who are done sowing
grain. The acreage is not large.
| Loaded Cane
| OAKLAND, November 14th. - John H
| Church, Jr., the son OF the notorious
| Church Senior, was in the Alameda county
| court to-day on a charge of assault with
deadly weapon, for striking Jesse Yoakum
| with loaded cane. He was permitted to
plead guilty to battery, and will probably
| be given the extreme penalty of the law.
Yoakum was injured by the blow so that
he had 10 be sent to an insane asylum.
Accident on the Rail.
ALBUQUERQUE On. NJ, November 18th
| Last night a sourh- bound extra freight
train on the Santa Fe road ran into a steer
| and the engine and several cars were
ditched. Ii is also reported that the en-
! gineer was thrown from his cab and badly
injured. The Ell Paso Mexican Central
connection was held here sixteen hours on
account of the accident.
The Murderer Gibbs.
YREKA. November 14th A Portland
Deputy Sheriff armed with a requisition
from the Governor of Oregon, proceeded to
| Sacramento for the documents necessary
for taking Gibbs, the murderer now in the
Yreka Jail. He will be back Saturday TO
take Gibbs and will be accompanied by the
officers making the arrest in delivering the
murderer at Portland.
Four Years.
Los ANGELES, November t4th.-William
| Robinson was sentenced to four years in
the State Prison for highway robbery. A
few weeks ago he ordered Charles A.
White, well-known mining man, at the
point of a six-shooter, to deliver his money.
White got out of his buggy and knocked
the highwayman down and made him a
prisoner.
Held for Embezzlement.
MARysvILLE, November 14th.-T. c.
Eisen, who recently eloped with girl named
Burke and was arrested in oakland on
.c)mplaint OF felony and embezzement, was
to-day held for misdemeanor and embezzle-
ment. He has well-to-do relatives in San
Francisco.
| Rumor Denied.
SAN DIEGO, November 14th.-The rumor
started by q malicious correspondent of the
San Francisco Examiner that the Cuya-
macs and Eastern Railroad has gone into
the hands of receiver, is positively untrue.