Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-19
The Governor Not satisfied.

SAN BERNARD1No, October 1Sth.-The
Asylum Commission met this morning.
On the first ballot, Howe's Cooley site re-
ceiyed majority. This is one of the two
selections made day before yesterday
which the Governor refused to accept, but
in the interim eighty acres additional were
offered by the owners of the tract which
gave the Commission a right to again con-
slider it. Governor Waterman immediately
informed them that he disapproved of the
selection, and the Commission adjourned
to meet in Ventura county tomorrow at
S:45 P. NJ to examine the site there.
Short in His Accounts.
Los ANGELES, October 19th.-To-d day ex-
Manager Merrick Reynolds of the San
Pedro Lumber Company turned over all
the property, worth S50,000 to the Associa-
ton to make good the deficiency in the ac-
counts. The experts now estimate the
shortage to be $4,000. Reynolds will be
investigated by the Grand Jury. He claims
ignorance of c. K. Drane's defalcation of
$4,000 last August. Drane escaped to
Australia with the money. 1t is believed
that Reynolds lost money in real estate
transactions.
They Must Hang.
Tucson "a. IT,, October 1Sth.-A Star
special from Florence says the five Apache
Indians convicted of murder were SEN
fenced yesterday TO be hanged. Three
were charged with the murder of Dehl
two years ago and two with the murder of
Jones. These Indians were all tried in the
United States Court and two were sentenced
to death and the others to terms of impris-
onment at Columbus, 0. On appeal to the
Supreme Court it was decided that the
United States Court had no jurisdiction,
and now all viii have to swing.
Roe, the Bieyclist.
ALBUQUERQUE On. M October 1Sth.-
Tom Roe, the Chicago champion bicyclist,
left Winslow this morning at 7:30 in fine
condition. experiencing little trouble with
his sprained ankle. He expects to reach
Navajo Springs by tonight, distance of
seventy-three miles.
The Albuquerque Bicycle Club will meet
him few miles beyond the city and escort
him into the metropolis" in grand style.
A Young Man Drowned.
STOCKTON, October 18Th Alexander
Krake, aged about twenty five years, Ia
borer on the Government dam at Paradise
cut, about fifteen miles from Stockton, was
accidentally drowned to-day. Letters
found on his person show that his folks re-
side at Ottawa, Minnesota.
Death of Pioneer.
BONNEVILLE, October 18th. - Jason
Campbell, a pioneer resident of Sierra
county, died this morning The funeral
will take place tomorrow conducted by
the Odd Fellows, of which the deceased
was member. He belonged to the Order
of Chosen Friends.
Electric Lighting.
AUBURN, October 18th.-The current was
turned on the city electric wires last
evening for test. Tomorrow night the
system will be in full operation. Il is q
grand success, and Fred. Birdsall is the
| happiest man in town.
| Stiles Embezzlement.
Tucson "a. t., October 1sh.-The cases
of 7. L. Stiles, indicted for embezzlement
were called this morning and dismissed by
the Prosecuting Attorney, he saying that
he could not hope for a conviction with
such evidence as he has.
A Judge Removed.
TucsoS, October 1Sth-Judge Barnes
against whom so much hostility has been
manifested, was yesterday removed by
President Harrison, and r. E. Sloan, oi
Florence, A. T., appointed in his place.
Fine and imprisonment.
NAPA, October 1Sth.-Dayid Doak, al
old citizen of this county, was sentenced tc
pay a fine of $500 and to serve thirty day;
in the County Jail for an assault with E
deadly weapon.
The Murderer Still at Large.
PORTLAND (Or.l, October 1S,h.-Younl
James MeDevitt, who was shot by the col
ored porter, n. E. Gibbs, one week ago
died this afternoon. Gibbs is still at large
Found Guilty of Arson.
SAN BERNARDfNo, October 18Th Th'
Jury in the Tiley arson case, after being on
nine hours, returned verdict of guilty at
O'Clock this morning.
A Lady Drops Dead.
WINTERS, October 1S.h.-Mrs. W. II
Freeman dropped dead of heart disease a
7 O'Clock last night. She was the wife o
an old and respected citizen.