Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-11
TrembIors in the South.


tory around Los Olivos has been troubled
with an earthquake the past few days.
Sunday there were six distinct shocks, one
of which ratified the dishes off the shelves.
The largest shock took place at o'clock
this morning. The people are becoming
alarmed at the long and continuous dis
turbances. The druggist at Santa Ynez
has removed bis bottles from the shelves
to the floor. Four years ago burning
volcano was reported at Lookout Noun
tain, on the south side of Santa Maria val
ley, which was decided to be burning
asphalt bed. The question now is Has
the fire reached subterranean depths and
produced these seismic disturbances?
An Attorney Shot.
OAKLAND, July 10th.-A report from
Haywards to-day states that a jeweler
named X. B. CZarnecki and g. W. Langan,
an attorney, have not been on very good
terms lately, and that yesterday Czarnecki
called L4ngan a a--- of an attor-
ney in the presence of third party, who
told Langan. Last evening the two met in
a saloon called The Hole in the Wall"
Langan charged Czarnecki with calling
him the name, and without waiting for
denial or affirmative reply, knocked him
down. Czarnecki, while down, pulled his
| pistol and fired at Langan, the ball strik-
ing his watch and running it, but fail
ing to penetrate Langan's body. Car
| necki was arrested and held in 81 COO
bonds.
The Bonanza Robbery.
Fort KLAMATH (Or.), July 1Oth.-The
men who robbed the Lakeview stage which
left Linkville Sunday morning, near Bo-
naDza, unhitched the team and took the
harness apart, pulled an old drawers leg
over the drivers head and then rifled the
mail and express box. Nothing was secured
from the express. Two registered letters
were opened; one from Strawberry Valley,
Cal, was robbed of $50; the other was from
Vale, Or, and contained fonr oue-hundred-
dollar bills, which stuck to the envelope
and were overlooked. The robbers declined
taking the drivers watch when told that
the case was dented and could be recog-
niZed.
There are no clews to the identity of the
two robbers, who wore masks.
Senator NofHtt Still Hot.
OAKLAND, July 10TH In the Police
Court this morning the case of Mrs. DIR"
Hay, charged with criminal libel of Sena-
tor Frank J. Motfitt, was called up, and on
motion of Assistant District Attorney
Church was dismissed. Some words passed
in the Courtroom between Senator Moffitt
and Mrs. Hay attorney, ending by MoffiIt
calling the attorney shyster. The charge
of libel preferred against her by Attorney
w. b. Sauty is set for tomorrow. 1t is
believed it will also be dismissed, as the
woman is in no condition to stand trial,
and it is considered she has been suffic-
emily punished. She is still in the City
Prison.
Railroads Again Suffer.
ALBUQUERQUE On. NJ. July 10th.-A
So-r, l., L
night and ragged for several hours, filling
| the small creeks and arroyos and washing
| away about five miles of track on the
Santa Fe road, between this place and
Wallace. Two westbcund trains were held
at Wallace, and two from California and
| one from Mexico were delayed here twenty
hours. The break will probably be re-
paired by tomorrow morning.
The Husband Was Left
SANTA Rosa, July 10th.-John Givlin,
whose wife died under what were thought
| to be suspicious circumstances, and who
was exonerated by the verdict of the Coro-
| ner's jury, was arrested yesterday for max
ing threats against the life of Mrs Rafferty,,
his sister-in-law, who was one of the wit
nesses against him. Mrs. Givlin's will was
| filed for probate Yesterday. She leaves all
her property to her brothers and sisters.
The name of her husband is not mentioned
in the will.
Suicide at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER B. c., July 10th-A young
| man named James S. Stein, employed as
bookkeeper in the World office, committed
| suicide in his lodging house this morning.
He had been drinking heavily of late and
had been threatened with dismissal. The
| fear of this and depression from the effect
l<~fh l.. lakn Al
His people live at St. John, n. B., and they
| have been communicated with.
The Banta VIII Case.
Los ANGELES, July l0th-The Banta
will case, which involves nearly quarter
of million dollars, and which has been
in progress for nineteen days, was brought
to finish this morning. The jury sus-
tanned the will, standing nine TO three
The case will be Appealed by the wife of
deceased who, with the youngest daughter,
is the plaintiff.
The Reayis Reward.
VIsALIA, July 10th.-T w. Pendergast,
Coroner, d. X. Zurnalt and W. G. Ross,
jurors in the inquest over Deputy Sheriff
Wren and his murderer, Charles Reavis,
have awarded 500 to VIII Pratt for in
formation furnished the Sheriff, and $3.50
to Sam Ellis-S2o0 from the county and
$3.50 from the Governor, offered for the ar
rest of Reavis.
Convicted This Time.
REDDING, July 10th.-In the case of the
People VS.. Frank Faringer, charged with
burglary near Millville. the jury, after be-
ing out all night, brought in verdict of
guilty. Faringer will be sentenced Satur-
| day. This was his second trial, the jury
| disagreeing ON the first.
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Child Terribly Burned.
SANTA Rosa, July 10ih-Freddie Far
mer the little son OF Jerry Farmer, of
South Los Guilicos, was terribly burned in
| the face last Saturday by the explosion of
charge of powder set off by himself.