Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-04

the effect that ne Is enutleQ TO the ONCE.
During the tendency of the above proceed
ing his salary has been withheld by the
Auditor.
Pennoyer's Popularity.
SAN Francisco, June 3d-A special dis
patch to the Chronicle from Portland says
the causes which led to the defeat of D. P
Thompson, the Republican candidate fol
Governor, are altogether local and personal
The Prohibition Party. State Grange and
the Labor Union Organizations cast their
solid vote for PeDnoyer, and the strife Of
the Republican factions in Portland caused
Thompson to be cut deeply in that cty.
The whole Republican State ticket, ex.
cept the Governor, has about 5000 ma.
jority, and the Republicans will have about
90 members of the Legislature out of 80.
Dunn Has skipped.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3d.-Sheriff Hale
of Alameda county, and several deputies
have been keeping up search for engineer
Dunn, in order to serve q warrant charg-
ing him with manslauehter, which was
issued bv Coroner Evers, of Oakland.
All efforts to locate Dunn have been
fruitless so far, and the officers have con-
cluded that he is attempting to escape
Sheriff Hale has sent kilograms to all parts
of the State asking for the arrest of Dunn.
The railroad officials say they have not
seen Dunn since Saturday, when he prom
ised to attend the inquest.
st. Helena Notes.
ST. HELENA, June 3d.-A, Courtais. a
prominent wine man of this place, left here
Monday for France, whittier he goes on
wine business. While in Europe be will
attend the trial of Eyraud, the French
murderer, as he was one of those who sui.
fered by the confidence games played by the
willy Frenchman while in st. Helena, while
playing the role of a WEALTHY cognac man.
ufacturer.
A slight frost visited Howell Mountain
Monday night, biting the grapevines some,
but not doing great deal of damage.
Body From the Bay.
SAN Francisco, June 3d.-The body of a
man very much decomposed was picked
up off Lombard. street wharf this afternoon
by some fishermen. 1t was identified at
the Morgue as that of Antonio Casagrande
a coal miner, who recently arrived from
Washington. On the evening of Nav oath,
st. George Hotel on Kearnv street. He
left shortly after, never returning to occupy
the room. 1t is probable that be fell over
board while wandering along the water
'front.'
Notes from the Bay.
San Francisco, June 3d.-The Eight
Hour League has decided to dissolve. pass.
ing the future conduct of the movement
over to the Federated Trades.
There is likely to be trouble between the
Coopers' Union and several manufacturers,
owing to the new schedule of wages
The preliminary organization of the Re-
publican clubs was completed tonight.
Lost 1t by Six Votes.
SALEM Orr, June 3d.-The official re-
turns from Marion county give Thompson
a majority of seventeen in the county over
Pennoyer. The entire Republican ticket
in the county is elected by msjorities rang
ing from 200 to LOO, with one exception,
Holmes (Dem,) being elected Representa-
tive by majority of six over Settlemyer
Rep.).
Hard Times at Victoria.
VICTORIA (B. c., June 3d.-The situa.
ton at the Wellington mines remains IN
changed, and the prospects are that they
will be closed down indefinitely
The steam collier Costa RIGA, which de-
pended upon the mines for cargoes, is here
with nothing to do Her crew, including
the Captain, were to- day paid off and DIS
charged.
Piratical DOubloous.
GILRoY, June Sd. A telegram re-
ceived last night from San Diego stated
that the schooner Laura. that started for
Galapagos Islands in search of buried
piratical doubloons, has put in there and
will return to San Francisco. Much trou-
bic has been experienced, but the nature
thereof is not stated. All hands are we'll.
Beecher in the Tolls.
SEATTLE, June 3d.-In the United States
District Court to-day Judge Hanford re.
fused to dismiss the cases Against Special
Customs Agent Beecher, of Port Town
send, son of the late Henry Ward
Beecher, upon the report of United States
Attorney Wipsler that he had been au-
thorized by the Department Chief Justice
to enter 8 nol!e in this case.
Murdered and Cremated.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo. June 3d.-The cabin OF
settler Daniel Wesley Schriver, near Ores
ton. this county, was found burned to ashes
Saturday morning and his body nearly
consumed. A Coroner's jury found there
wes evidence that the man was murdered.
The circumstances showing supposition
Of accident or suicide are untenable.
Only Political Rifle.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3d.-General Di.
mond. in an interview to- day, said the
trouble in the local Republican ranks was
merely friendly rivalry among the vari.
GUS gentlemen interested, and that there
was no trouble sufficiently serious to war.
rant interference on the part of the State
Central Committee.
Exciting School Election.
NAPA, June 3d.-An exciting School
Trustee election took place to-day. The
contest was between ]. T. Lamdin and H
A ConkliDg and Lamdin was elected by g
majority of 113. The total vote was sos
This was the largest vote ever polled at 9
school election here.
Seriously Injured.
SAN Francisco, June 3d-Mrs. P. H
Look, of this city, is in a critical condition
through injuries which she received at the
Oakland accident last Friday. Her iDjurie.
were caused by her being pitched violently
against the seats of a car. Her physician:
fear she will not recover m
1t Win be Appealed.
MODESTO, June 3d-In the condemna
ton suit of the Turlock Irrigation Distric
VS. NJ. \ Wheaton for five acres of lane
near the site of the proposed dam, the Jury
/ this afternoon returned verdict of S95 20
the plaintiff. Wheaton sued for $500 COO
a oC Sdot las Detu Oi tIldl lOE 6lSDl GAYS
It vii! be appealed.
Petaluma Items.
PETALuMA, June 3d-This afternoon ,
| team owned by Ale1. Evans, farmer liv
! ing near here, ran away. Evans, in irwin,
| TO stop them, was knocked down and rui
over, being seriously injured internally.
Mrs George Turner. of this city, dieS
suddenly this afternoon of heart disease.
l oil
SAN Francisco, June 3d.-The funera
/ services OF Luigi Malatesta and bis sol
| Attic, who lost their lives in the draw
bridge disaster last Friday, were held to
day, The remains were escorted TO Calvar,
/ Cemetery by number of Italian societie
and long procession of Italian residents
Peaches and Apricots.
WINTERS, June 3d.-The California Frui
| Union shipped carload of peaches an,
aprico,s on Sunday to Chicago and one to
day. These cars go by fast freight, and vii
make the trip in about eight days.
Fiiibusters Confess.
| SAN DIEGO, June 3i-E C. Foster. Spec
ial Agent of the Department of Justice. j
still investigating the filibustering schem