Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-05
San lose Ifens

Gan JosEi april 4th.-Ihe executors of
the estate OF Ernest Schnabels to-day peti-
aoneo the court to compel E. A. Denike,
Schnabels partner in the Fredericksburg
Brewing Company, to render an account Of
the partnership. Petitioners claim the
company was doing heavy business in
Mexico, Australia, China, etc, at the time
OF Schnabel's death. Denike refuses To
| render detailed account, and the execu-
tors cannot ascertain the condition of The
business. The hearing is set for April
18th.
A tramp known as Montana Jack was
arrested last night and placed in the County
jail, This morning his body was found
hanging to grating of the cell door. He
mad been respondent for several days. He
served term in prison at San Quentin.
| Il Election of Southern Pacific Officers.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4th.-General
Manager J. A. Fillmore reports the South
ern Pacific road in excellent order.
The Directors elected the following
othcers; President, Leland Stanford; Vice
President, C. P. Huntington; Second
vice President, Charles E. Crocker:
Third Vice.President, a. N. Towne: AS
slstant to President, S. T. Gage: Acting
Vice-President, T. Z. Gates: Treasurer
Timothy Hopkins; Secretary and Control,
Ter; u. l.. Lansing; Assistant Treasurer.
n. I. Smith
The Blood Horse Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4th.-The races of
the San Jose Blood Horse Association took
place at the Bay District track to-day. The
nrst race was won by Jack Brady, Nerya
second Elwood third. Time, 1:16.
Second race won by Hello, Alfarata Sec
| ond, Luclfer third. Time, 1871.
Third by Godfrey, Faustine second. Wild
Oats third. Time. 18Th.
Fourth by Mozart, Laura Gardner ser.
| ond, Brutus third. Time, 200.
Tourists Going In to Yosemite.
MARIPosA, March 25th (via MERGED, April
4th. )-Washburn & Co. have their road
from Raymond to the Yosemite valley via
Wawona, in condition for the summer
travel. -Four stageloads of tourists are
booked to arrive at Wawona tomorrow
lIuesday). The stock is in good condi-
uon, and the prospects are for busy sea-
son. The road from Wawona to the Signal
Peak trail, Chilmalna, is completed.
A Row Amongst German Editors.
PORTLAND (Or.), April 4th.-The Grand
jury to-day returned an Indictment against
Bruno Stttig and Curt Won Otterstedt. edit
| ors and publishers of the Ffeir Presse. for
publishing an article rejecting upon the
character of the daughter of John Falkman
editor OF the Stats letting, and also accus-
| ing Falkman OF improper amours.
Cattle Roasted Alive.
PRESCOTT (Ariz), April 4th.-Wbile
train-load of thoroughbred cattle was en-
route to Prescott last night, the car next to
the engine caught on fire and the entire lot
OF cattle, forty in number, were roasted
alive. high wind was blowing and the
other portion of the train with difficulty
was saved. The loss is estimated at 1000.
Auburn Notes.
AUBURN, April 4th.-A large and repre-
sentative meeting of the citizens of this
county met to-day at Auburn and COM
pleted the organization of Agricultural
District No. 20. The same Directors we're
recommended to the Governor for appoint
ment as at previous meeting.
light rain is falling
A New Bug.
SoNoMA, April 4th.-A small bug has
made its appearance in the vineyards near
town, attacking the early varieties of
grapes near the bud. Over forty holes
were discovered in one blossom.
1t has been cloudy all day, and rain fell
at intervals this morning.
A Probable Suicide
SAN Francisco, April 4th.-George II.
kohler, who last December came from
Mokelumne Hill, was found dead in his
room at the International Hotel this even
ing. 1t is thought he committed suicide.
The Sleeper.
SANTA MARIA, April 4th.-Pelitti, the
sleeping Swiss, opened his eyes last even
ing, but reclosed them again. Food is still
given by tube. His case puzzles the doc
tors.
The State of Washington.
SPOKANE FALLS CIV. IT,. April 4th.-Tbe
first Republican State Convention will
meet here in September.