Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-23
An Amador Robbery.

ranCher living one mile from mere, was
robbed Saturday morning of $3.50 in coin
and pass-book on the Union Savings
Bank of San Francisco, calling for 81, 000
The victim sold his interest in the ranch
to his brother Joseph and received the pur-
chase money only four days before. He
kept it in his trunk locked. 1t is alleged
that while all of the family was absent for
few minutes the trunk was wrenched
open and the money and bank book
stolen. Joes trunk was also broken open
and $50 extracted. Another brothers
trunk in which was $1,000 was untouched.
There is no clue to the ROBBERS.
Lord Vacates.
NEVADA, CITY, Jaly 22d-At noon George
Lord will vacate the Sheriff office in favor
of George Dunster, the remittitur from the
Supreme Court having arrived Saturday.
Dunster has appointed W. Reynolds of
Grass Valley Under Sheriff and L. P.
Schmidt of this city Jailer. Lord will i'm
mediately commence proceedings for Sec
ond recount of the Boston Ravlne ballots,
in an endeavor to show that he and not
Dunster was legally elected, owing to the
alleged fact that the Board of Election in
! that precinct counted large number of his
votes for Dnnster.
Lynching in New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, On. NJ }. July 22d.-Friday
| night two Mexican horse and cattle thieves
passed through here in charge of Deputy
Sheriff MCGEE and Sam. Dedrick The
party drove the stolen stock from Socorro
county to Gallup, where they were recog-
nized and captured, after fight in which
the leader of the gang was killed. A re-
port has just been received here that party
of Inen surrounded the house at Kelly's
Station, off the telegraph line, where the
men were confined, overpowered the guards,
took out the Mexicans and strung them up
to tree near by. The lynchers are I'M
known.
Nevada City Water Works.
NEVADA, July 22d.-On the proposition
| to issue bonds in the sum of $50, 600 to OBJ
| tain public water works for the city only
325 votes were cast. Three hundred and
seventy-one were in favor of the bonds II
| the present system, owned by Mrs. L. S.
Huntington, of New York, can be obtained
| at what the Trustees regard a reasonable
price, they will be purchased. Otherwise
| new works will be constructed under con.
tract.
Poisoned His Benefactor.
| SAN BERNARDINo, July 22d.-Antone
| Schmidt, German, who attempted to poi.
son an old Frenchman named Bernard
|
| pot, had an examination to-day, and was
| held to answer in the sum of $50, GOO The
| evidence is complete. and added TO that
| Schmidt has made a confession. Cieutat
| had been benefactor of Schmidt.
Tuscarora Jake Captured.
TUscARoRA (Nev.), July 23d-Tuscarora
Jake. the Indian who shot and killed two
| members of his tribe in this place early
last April, was captured near the Idaho
| line last Friday and brought here yester-
| day. He acknowledges committing the
| deed. He was examined to-day before q
magistrate and held to appear before the
Grand Jury,
Stabbed to Death.
SAN PEDRO, July 22i-Martin Winters,
| mate of the schooner Jessie Minor, which
arrived in port to-day, was stabbed to death
| by Lewis Richmond, French half-breed.
The killing was the result of a quarrel over
The favor of notorious member of the
demis monde, Pearl Hinton, with whom
| the dead man had been living for eighteen
| months. The woman Hinton was impli-
Gated IN murder year and half ago.
The Court-MartiaI.
SAN Francisco, July 22d-The verdict
| in the case of the musicians tried by Court
| martial for refusing TO parade on the Fourth
of July has been forward 10 Colonel Dick
insOn, who is now at Santa Rosa With his
regiment. 1t has not yet been made public.
| If the penalty is not vacat ell by the Colonel
| the musicians will appeal to the Governor
Popular Poundmaster.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22d.-The Super.
visors tonight removed Jake Undo, the
Poundmaster, and appointed Jacob Il.
Davis, of the Society of Prevention OF
| Cruelty to Animals, in his stead Fourteen
| thousand citizens asked for the appoint,
ment of Davis.
Another Pitcher for Oakland.
SANTA Rosa, July 22d.-Ed Callen, the
| pitcher of the Santa Rosa club, received a
| telegram to-day from Colonel Tom Robin
son, manager of the Oakland BASEBALL
! Club, requesting him to report at Oakland
where be will be given a trial
Health of John SWEET.
CONCORD, July 22i.-The report that
| John SWEET is down with typhoid fever is
false. He is in good health