Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-15

harpors and then returned to lunch in Los An
seles, after which they took carriage ride over
tne city ana Inspected all the public buildings
now being erected.
All eoncurred in the opinion that the appro-
prlations were needed at San Pedro for the i'm
proyements of the hsrbor; also. that the public
ouneihg mere Is entirely inadequate for city
OF TINS size. This evening the party went to
santa Monica, where they were entertained by
Mrs. Senator Jones aud where thev will remain
al nigh'. They will pay visit to Pasadena to-
Too Large Passenger List.
PORTLAND lor.), May 14th.-In the United
states District Court to-day Judge Deadly
rendered decision in the City of Salem
noeh ars;nsa suili snit was brought by A. F. seed
thompson, owner of the boat, for vio-
latlng the Passenger Act, by carrying more
passengers than were allowed by law. By
Act OF congress, any person bringing suit is al
lowed SO for each and every person carried in
excess OF the steamships permit The Court as
sessed the penalty in this case at 1920 lut
granted stay OF proceedings and execution for
ten days.
The man killed last night by being run over
py narrow-gauge train proves to be William
Luefs an employe OF the Oswcgo Iron Works.
he was intoxicated at the time of the accident.
Congregational State Convention.
Pasadena, May 14th-The Congregational
Church Association OF Southern California con-
vened this evening in this city. The Conyen.
ton VIII last three days. There are in the city
10y strange dlvines and many laymen from
other churches. This is the fourth general con-
yention OF church societies in Pasadena within
this yesr
The United States Senatorial Commission.
now in Los Angeles. will visit Pasadena and be
driven about the city to morrow morning
Axsril Showers
wooDLsSD. Nay 14th.-A general rain has
peen iailiDg all over the country. IL is very
cloudy. and the prospect for a storm is good
REDDING, May l4th.-Rain continues. 1t is
coid and windy. There is general complaint of
the storm, but no specific damage is reported.
EUREKA, May 14th.-we are having southerly
winds with showers. There has been no mate
riai damage to the growing crops yet.
superior Court Has No Jurisdiction.
SANTA ANA, May 14th.-The action to contest
the validity of the recent city election i'll santa
Ana was quashed yesterday by the Superior.
Court upon demurrer TO the deci, ion that the
superior Court had no Jurisdiction of the sub
Jsct OF the action, but that the City Trustees
were the sole judges of the election. This is
another victory for Santa Ana.
San Francisco Sporting Items.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 14th.-Choynski, who is
matched to fight with Corbett in private put
up his forfeit money to-day.
Moore and Howarth left the walking match
this afternoon and started for New York
Mike Lucie, who is matched against La
Blanche, arrived this evening.
Broke Through "a Bridge.
just in from Espanola reports that the passenger
train which LETT this city this morning for Den
yer over the Santa Fe Southern Railroad went
through bridge between here and the above.
named point, injuring the conductor. Frank
FISHER. very badly. Further particulars are un-
obtainable.
Sale of Blooded Horses.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1ith.-At the sale OF
Nalenslns horses to-day, the chestnut horse
Valensin. 2:23 by Crown Point Nellie Lambert.
fOaIpd in lSSg brOnpht "a how
Grace B.. by Stamboul-Moor Maid, foaled in
lsS7, sold for 81 500. Other horses commanded
fair prices
Washington Territory Election.
SPOKANE FALLS wv. IT,. May 14th.-The Re-
ton in the Second District George Turner and J.
z. Moore, and the Democrats j. J. Browne. In
the Third District the Democrats elect T C.
Griffith and Fl. Ludksdorf, and the Republicans
s. E Allen.
Stockton Democracy.
STOCKTON, May 14th.-The Democratic City
Convention this evening nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Mayor, r. X. Reibenstein; Su-
perintendent OF Streets VIM, Wolf Surveyor, ].
W. J. Hanlon. The first election under the new
charter takes place May Dist
Want to Sell the Church.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 14th.-A contractor
named Binet made some repairs to the French
Church. Notre Dame des Victories amounting tn
over $4,000 Binet became bankrupt. and uow
the mechanics have commenced suit against the
Archbishop for the money due them and ask
that the church be sold to pay their claims.
Killed by an Officer.
PAso RoBLEs, May 14th.-Last night officer
Frank Misenheimer attempted 10 arrest Joseph
Dubar for threatening to kill his wife. Dubar
resisted and drew a revolver, when Misen-
heimer shot and killed him. Deceased was aged
forty-nine years.
stOrming in Nevada.
CARSON, May l4th-A big snow-storm in the
mountains to day, and heavy rains i'll the val
leys.