Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-22

towed there by two fishermen and tied to a
stake. Nnen the Corpaer recovered it the
pockets were found turned inside out. which
forms the foundation 6or The belief that O'Sulli-
van was foully dealt with The Jury brought fn
verdict that desth wa by accidental drown
ing.
San BcrnaFdino Races.
SAN BERNARDINo October 2lst The races of
the Twenty eighth Agricultural District were
held TO day.
First race, two-year-olds. mile and repeat. for
District purse OF SOC, Saski1g won, Idaho sec
ond Best time, 2.5t.
Second race, running, half mile and repeat,
purse 500. free for alt, Juanita won, Question
second. Best time, :5oiS.
Third race, three-mizute class, for District
purse of $3.50 first heat Aleo won, second heat
General Wiles won, third heat General Wiles
won, .urth heat Aieo Won. Best time in the
race, 1850 Postponed,
The attendance was COED and the track fine
and fast
No Bill OF Eealth.
PORT TowNsESD, October 2lst.-The British
bark Rothimay arrived yesterday. fifty-nine
days from Shanghai. When boarded by the
Health Officer, Captain ]. Hays acknowledged
that he had no bill OF health. When pressed
sun further, the skipper said one of his crew
had been removed from the vessel to the hospi.
tai at Shanghai before the vessel sailed and that
he died of cholera within eight hours. Two Of
the crew are now suffering from agCe. The
bark has been quarantined and fumiga'ed. She
is lying off Point Hudson, half mile below
this city.
Fatal Shooting.
GLOBE "a. T.). October 2st-This afternoon
ID. A. Reynolds. better known as kit Rey-
mods, was shot four times and almost instantly
killed by Alexander Grayd0D,. a prominent citi.
zen. There was no witness tothe killing. which
occurred in the office ofGraydon's corral Rey-
nolds was drunk and Is known to have made
threats against Graydon, and had entered Gray
don's premises several times during the past
two or three days and abused him. Graydon is
under arrest and d Coroners jury is inyestigat
ing the killing.
Grand Edcampment of Odd Fellows.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 21st-The thirty
sixth annual session OF the Grand Encampment
of California, l. o. o. F.. was held here to-day.
The following officers were elected:
A. Morse, Grand Patriarch James Leonard,
High Priest; Senior Warden, T. W. Armstrong
Grand Scribe, W. L. Lyon: Treas ur,r, G. W.
Iemont Junior Warden c. ". Savage; Repre-.
sentative. S B. Smith; Grand Trus!ees-W. H.
Barnes, H. S. "inn and A Week.
The next encamprent will be held at Sscra-
mento.
Lady Fatally Burned.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 2Ist-Mrs. Mary
Higgins, servant in The residence of James
McEleaney, of this city was nearly burned to
death tonight by an explosion of a coal oil
lamp.
The burning oil was thrown all over her.
McElearney and John Black extingushed the
fire by wrapping her in mats. She was terribly
burned about the face and upper part of the
body, and will probably die.
Railroad mishap. at Tacoma.
TACOMA wash }, October 2lst.-While train
of loaded freight cars was being backed down
the Kalama incline to the big ferry boat at Ia
coma yesterday, coupling broke and fourteen
cars rushed down the incline. Four of the val
liable cars plunged into the Columbia river.
Three of the cars and their contents are total
loss, which will aggregate several thousand
dollars.
stillman Murder Trial.
FRESNO, October 21st 1t is expected that the
defense iu the Stillma trial will close to- NOR
row. Several witnesses were examined TO day,
whose testimony was introduced to show that
Stillman's mind was unbalanced at the time he
shot and killed Fiske The prosecution will
introduce large numter Of witnesses in re-
buttal.
Costly Blaze at Fails City.
FALLS CITY Wash }, October 2lst.-The largest
dry goods store in this place, owned by Stark
Bros, was entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The postoffice was in the building, and all
the mail and records were burned. Loss, about
1000; partly insured.
Killed by Runaway.
PLEAsANToN, October 21st.-T A. Harms, an
old resident of this town, was instantly killed
railway train and ran away, throwing Harms
out and breaking his neck.
Miner Injured.
GRASS VALLEY (Cal.) October 2lst.-A timber
fell down the shaft of the W. Y. o. d. mine to-
night striking young man named Tom Har-
ldu UelOW the hutt, DIedhluS UOlu DOuts
California on Wheels.
SAN Francisco. October 2lst--The State Board
of Trade held meeting this afternoon and de-
cded to send two Commissioners through North
Dakota with "California on Wheels"
General Sullivan Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2lst-General j. c.
Sullivan, who commanded division under
Bosecrans. and who fought at the battle of Iuka,
died at Oakland this afternoon.
Rrefh erbnod of Trainmen
Los ANGELES October 21st.-The annual Con.
vention of the Brotherhood of Trainmen con-
vened in this city to-day. There are about 500
delegates in attendance.
Fatal Blast of Powder.
SALT LAKE, October 2st-Information was re-
ceived here to-day that four miners were killed
at Collinston last Thursday by the premature
explosion of powder blast.
Brakeman Killed.
RocKLIN (Cal.l J, October 2ist-Brakemsn J. NJ
Tegler while getting down off the top of a car
fell to the gr- und, breaking his back and kill
ing him instantly.
Suicide at Napa.
NAPA October 2lst-Charles Warren q
patient in the Napa State Insane Asylum COM
mitted suicide this evening by hanging.
Boy Drowned.
VALLEJO, October 2lst.-Willie Airport, aged
16, was drowned to day in Lake Ghabot while
hunting.