Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-21

BULLETINS FROM THE BAY.
Selected Items of News from the Lively |
Metropolis.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 20th-B. NJ. Gap
schevich some time ago had G. Gotelle and
D. Daborich arrested on a charge of as
saultiDg him with a club, claiming that
they waylaid him because he made certain
statements about the fire in the Russian
church. The case was dismissed, there be-
ing no evidence to show that the accused
committed the crime. Now Gotelle has
Gapschevich arrested for perjury in swear
ing falsely in his complaint charging them
with assault
The Army and Navy League has discov
cred among the inmates of the almshouse
seventeen men who were defenders OF the
flag during the war. One of them held a
commission as Major of volunteers. They
will be sent to the Soldiers Home.
CAPTURED IN VICTORIA.
A Victoria, B. c., dispatch tonight says
that Foster, the confidential clerk who
swindled E. L. Sawyer q Co., of Tacoma,
out of large amount of money by forged
Endorsement and embezzlement, was ar
rested this evening. He will be extradited.
His defalcations are unknown, as he car
ried off the keys of the safe.
LENA DAVID STILL LINGERs.
Lena David, who shot herself last Satur-
day afternoon, and then told story of
having been wounded by a strange man, is
still lowering between life and death in the
Receiving Hospital. The physicians, how
ever, entertain no hope of her recovery.
Notwithstanding the fact that the police
have secured indisputable proof that she
shot herself, she still sticks to her first
story.
MRS. HoNEY's DEATH.
The examination of the body of Mrs.
Theresa Honey reveals the fact that she
was not poisoned, as charged. Her death
was, in the opinion of the physicians hav-
ing the examination in charge, the result
of tuberculosis.
SUICIDE OF WILLIAM MILLER.
William Miller, aged "a, a native of
Switzerland. died to-day at st. Marys Hos
pital from the effect of a gunshot wound,
which he himself inflicted. Yesterday
afternoon Miller, who has lately been very
respondent on account of the bad state of
his health, went into the back yard of his
residence al 80 Shotwell street, and taking
pistol, placed the muzzle of it to his right
temple and fired. Strange to say, although
the bullet entered his skull, it did not i'm
mediately prove fatal. He was taken to
st. Marys Hospital, where he fingered IN
til to-day. Miller leaves a widow and sew
eral children. He was formerly the pro-
prietor of the Schweitzerbund, on Mission
street, next to the Americas Club, but sold
out not long ago.
WILL GO TO PHILADELPHIA.
C. A. Spreckels, junior member of the
firm of J. d. Spreckels & Bros. of this CITY,
will on Saturday leave with his wife for
Philadelphia, and will make that place his
permanent residence. The departure of
Mr.. Spreckels is the initiative step by his
firm in making a change in the manage
ment of its extensive business affairs. Mr..
Spreckels goes to Philadelphia to take
charge of the new sugar refinery at that
place.
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEANIC.
This morning about o'clock the steamer
Oceanic of the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company's line arrived IN port,
twenty-three and a half days from Hong
kong, via Yokohama fourteen days, six
hours. The Oceanic brought large cargo
and also quite number OF passengers,
among the latter being twenty Chinese.
OF the latter three are in transit to Pana-
ma, and the remainder expect to land at
this city.
Two of those in transit to Panama are
men and one is woman. OF those for
this port fifteen are men and three are fe-
ludleS. Oue Vi tut Idll6T has T6u T6luTu
certificate such as were used before the Ex-
clusion Act went into effect, stating her &C.
cupation to be that of laborer, but she
further claims that she was born in this
country, and, therefore, has right to ad-
mission. The other two allege that they
are the wives of merchants. Three of the
men have merchants certificates, one has
passport, and ten, claiming to be mer-
chants, are without any papers whatsoever.
In, a1l ahohi he hah
have to be oiled up and the majority of
them will be landed by means of the
Courts.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
The Coroner's jury charged Joseph w.
Wallace with murder, for the killing of
George n. Rice, proprietor of the Elite Va
rieties.
WILL MEET AT SACRAMENTO.
The Grand Grove of Druids to-day de-
cided to hold their next annual session at
Sacramento. E. L. Wagner, of Persever-
ance Grove No. 10, was chosen Noble Arch
USMIsTAKABLE LANGUAGE.
Rev Father Pendergast, Vicar General,
said tonight IF proven that the Gamma
Gael had anything to do with the murder
of DR.. Cronin, or connived at 1t, or that its
leaders were concerned in it with the
authority or knowledge Of the society, it
will be condemned by name and all Cath
olics forbidden TO belong to it under the
penalty of exclusion from the rights of the
Church. That is a certainty
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE IN JAIL.
Nellie Smallman, about Is years old,
daughter of one of the crew of the quaran-
tine boat Governor Perkins, kept company
for some time with Joseph Mussies, car
penter, who was forbidden the house by
the father. The girl was not kindly treated
at home, and ran away to-day with Mus
sizes. They went to Oakland and got mar
ried and went to MusSies' fathers home.
While enjoying their wedding feast police
man entered the house and took the bride
TO the station house and locked her up for
vagIancy. The husband came to see his
wife, when he was locked up at the in
stance of the girls father, who charges that
Mussies is already married man. This
he denies.