Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-09
Big-Hearted People.

meeting last night, 81 ,250 was raised for
the Johnstown sufferers. One thousand
dollars was telegraphed to Governor Beaver,
and it is expected that another thousand
will be raised.
TULARE, June Sth.-The Congregational
Church of Tulare will take up a collection
at each of its services and in its Sabbath
school, tomorrow, for the Johnstown suf-
ferers.
WOODLAND, June Sth.-A subscription
amounting to 1885 was telegraphed to the
Johnstown sufferers last night.
SANTA CRUZ, June Sth.-The collections
for the Johnstown sufferers, up to 5 p. NJ.
to-day, was $3.50 95. OF that amount $233
has already been transmitted. A grand
promenade concert will be given at the
pavilion this evening for the benefit of the
sufferers.
MODESTO, June Sth.-The Citizens Com
mlttee raised $500 to-day for the relief of
the Johnstown sufferers. The money will
be for rwarded Monday. The Modesto Guards
will give benefit entertainment aturday
evening, June 18th.
Napa Races.
NAPA, June Sth-The races at the Napa
Association grounds this afternoon were
largely attended. The first race was TOR
buggy horses owned in the district The
entries were Wilkes Pasha, White Stock
ings, Tobe Dolly and Yellow Boy. Won by
White Stockings. Time, 2:43.
Second race, trot, with Marion, Flora
Bell, San Diego as starters. Marion won
in 2:263.
Third race. trot between Black Prince.
Anti-Coolie and Leila, won by Anti Coolie
in 2:36f.
Los Gatos News.
Los GATos, June Sth.-Farmers near here
are offering barley at 40 cents a hundred
weight, which is the lowest price it has
ever been offered at in the State.
H. NJ. Bland Principal of the High
School here, has been appointed mem
ber of the Santa Clara County Board of
Education for the ensuing two years.
Thirty Sons of Veterans met last evening
and formed themselves into an association.
After the formal exercises had been gone
through with, an informal banquet was
served.
Shasta's Court-House.
REDDING, June Sth.-The first case in the
new Courthouse is on trial. The party de-
fendant is charged with shooting another
in Fall River valley. Judge Braynard of
Red Bluff is presiding, on account of the
serious illness OF Judge Bell. James f..
lsaacs, District Attorney, is prosecuting and
Hon. Clay ". Taylor defending. There
are many witnesses from the scenes of dis
turbance. The Courthouse gives general
satisfaction, the Courtroom being one of
the finest in the State. The new furniture
being put in place is fine quality of artistic
oak.
Rejoicing at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, June Sth.-The Los An
geles cable railway was formally opened TO
the public to-day by grand procession, in
which the city officials, press representa-
tives and prominent business men partici-
pated. The houses along the line were
profusely decorated and the city had holi-
day appearance. The company gave a
grand banquet at the Power House this
afternoon.
Santa Rosa's school Children.
SANTA Rosa. June Sth.-The city School
Census Marshal filed his report to-day.
The totals are as follows: Number of CEN
sus children in city, ], ,4o6; white boys. 6Sl;
girls, 720; negro boys, 2; girls, 2; Chinese
girls, 1; number of children under five
years OF age, 4Sl; number of children at
tending public schools, 96l; attending pri.
yate schools, Isl.
Anaheim Burglaries.
ANAHEIM. June sth.-A series of petty
burglsries occurred last night. One citizen
was cbloroformed and $40 stolen from his
pockets. Several premises were burglar
lied, and several hundred dollars stolen
A young lady, returning from ball. sur
prised burglar in her residence, when he
quietly disappeared. The officers are
working on the case.
Life imprisonment.
SANTA Rosa, June Sth.-The jury in the
case OF James Turnsipe, alias Prouse, on
trial for the killing of Joe Comanche at
Healdsburg three weeks ago. returned a
verdict this evening of guilty of murder in
the first degree, and fixing the punishment
at life Imprisonment.
Drowned in the SAN Joaquin.
MERGED, June Sth.-John Osborne, while
sailing a yawl in the San Joaquin river
about thirty miles from here, was drowned
by the boat capsizing. Osborne was about
so years old and made his living by hunt
ing along the San Joaquin.
Recommendation for Mercy.
NAPA, June Sth.-The jury in the case of
Antoine Garcia for robbing Wilhelm Kol-
hsse last March rendered a verdict of grand
larceny, with a recommendation to mercy.
Fort Jones Fire.
FoRT JONES, June Sth.-A fire this after
noon totally destroyed the Farmers Mills,
owned by J. w. Reynolds. The loss is
$50, 600. No insurance.