Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-06

large number of citizens Immediately
started in pursuit and were not far behind
him when last heard from. There is con-
siderable excitement in town.
He Wronged Them Both.
SAN JOSE, July 5th.-Wednesdsy Ed.
Harris. street-car driver, had difficulty
with Watson Hindle, a stock drover.
Yesterday Will Hindle brother of Wa
son. got on the car to come up town and
was beaten by Harris, who mistook him
for Watson. This afternoon the Hindle
brothers saw Harris car coming and
walked out towards it. Harris saw them,
and going to the rear of the car fired,
shooting Will Hindle through the left
hand and Watson through the left leg, the
bullet passing into the right. When the
firing commenced VIII Hindle took a re-
volver from his brother and eInptied it at
Harris without effect. The wounds are
not dangerous.
Justifab1e Homicide.
MURPHY's, July 5lh.-Wm. Holt was
shot and instantly killed here last night by
A. II. Fennell. Holt was noted desperate
and was drinking heavily and threatening
to kill several parties, among them Fen
nell. He had shot and seriously wounded
an Indian early in the evening. Fennell is
mining man of San Francisco and had
never spoken to Holt, who had a fancied
grudge against him on account of his con-
nection with others. Fennell was exam
ined and discharged to-day on the grounds
of ustiiable homicide.
Stricken With Paralysis.
PACIFIC GROVE July 5th.-C. L. Boyers,
well known as Superintendent of the grove
for number of years, suffered slight at
tack of paralysis some months ago. He
paid visit to Siskiyou county and after
ward to Oakland, partially recovering his
health, but Wednesday relapse set in, and
it became necessary to take him to the city
for treatment. He has many friends on
the coast, who will be panied to learn of
the return of his dangerous malady.
Sonoma's Celebration.
SoNoMA, July 5th.-The Fourth was cele-
brated here by picnic under the auspices
Of sonoma Fire Company, No; l, at
Coopers Grove. The people came from all
parts of the valley. The usual musical and
literary exercises were carried out, includ-
ing toot-racing and dancing. The evening 8
celebration closed by grand ball at Wyers
Hall. There was also fine display of fire.
works at Eden Dale, the home of Hon.
Robert Howe.
High License Success.
PETALUMA, July 5th:-Next Monday will
be turning point in the career of Pet
aluma. On that day ground will be broken
and preparations mmenced for the laying
of q street railroad from point near the
Petaluma Opera House to Agricultural
Park, distance Of half mile.
High license went into effect on the
lst of July and had the effect of closing
about one dozen saloons out of forty in
! number.
Santa Rosa Sensation.
SANTA Rosa, July 5th.-Two neighbors
of John Giveiin, who lives west of Sc
bastopol, came to this city this afternoon
| and informed the authorities that Givelin s
| wife died under suspicious circumstances.
That the husband was drunk, and refused
to let any one attend her. Mrs. Plunkett.
the nurse who examined the body, says ii
| bears marks of kicks on the abdomen. The
Coroner went over Immediately to hold an
inquest.
Santa Ana Items.
SANTA ANA. July 5th.-The Santa Ana
band won the $50 prize as the best band in
the Los Angeles contest yesterday.
A Republican caucus is being held this
evening at the various precincts, selecting
delegates for to-morrow's primaries.
Colonel E. E. Edwards card, accepting
the nomination for District Attorney, ap-
pears in this evenings Blade.
Earthquakes and Forest Fires.
SUsANvILLE, July 5th.-After q number
of days of cessation lively earthquake
| shock was felt here this morning.
An extensive forest fire is raging west
and north of the town.
| Severely Injured.
SIssoE, July 5th.-Thomas Ryan, while
| witnessing the races yesterday, was knocked
down by horse and severely injured. He
| was removed to his home at Dunsmuir.
Hot Weather.
| WAwoNA, July 5tb.-We have had three
| days of unprecedented heat. At Wawons
the thermometer registered 940; at Yosem.
| ite 1889.