Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-09
That Filibu.tering Scheme.

of War, which shows the enormity of the
crimes charged.
That Filibustering Scheme.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8th.-A special to
the Chronicle from Ensenada Lower Cali
fornia, gives an interview with Governor
Torres, Governor of the peninsula. Cover
nor Torres says he has been in constant
cypher communication with the Mexican
Government since the disclosures made re-
gardlng the hlibustering scheme to capture
the peninsula, and has sent full report
substantiating all that has been published.
He says that the Mexican Government has
decided to demand that the United States
punish Walter G.. Smith. Augustus Mer-
rill, Ranford Worden, Edw. Hill, Fred
erick Hall and others for their part in the
conspiracy. Torres will soon send the
Government proofs that an English cor
poration is undoubtedly guilty of COM
plicity.
More Shooting.
Los ANGELES, June 8th-Jesus Figueroa
and Jose Yorba quarreled at San Gabriel
this afternoon. and Yorba fired two shots
with revolver at Figueroa. one ball
taking effect in the latter's stomach and
causing wound which it is thought will
prove fatal. Yorba gave himself up to the
constable at Alhambra and was brought to
this city.
He says that he had quarrel with
Figueroa over game OF cards, and Figue-
roa followed him with knife and that he
fired in self-defense. This version of the
affair is corroborated by man who saw
the shooting. The latter, however, de-
clares that the real cause of the trouble
was an old family feud.
Seattle Items.
SEATTLE (Wash.), June Sth.-The body
of an unknown man was found hanging
from tree at Smiths cave, north of this
city, by p small boy this afternoon. The
man had evidently climbed the tree, tied
long silk handkerchief to the limb and
around his neck and then hanged himself
The body of Charley Wagner, who was
cred to-day by his father.
The decomposed body of an unknown
man was found in the timber near the
Madison street cable road this morning.
Nothing was on the body by which the re-
mains could be identified. The man had
been dead evidently year.
All Had a Good Time.
OAKDALE, June Sth.-The San JOAQUIN
County Board of Trade and fifty represent
ative citizens of Stockton, also Secretary
Caminetti, of the State Board, visited Oak.
dale to-day by special train Carriages
were provided for all to go to Knights
Ferry, where lunch was taken under Vogt's
orange trees. Returning to Oakdale sup
per was served at the pavilion by the
ladies. The canal was inspected, speeches
were made, and the guests departed for
Stockton at $50 P. NJ.
Drowned in Seattle Harbor.
SEATTLE, June 8th.-Morris Adams, a
r,x,S< H. L
afternoon. He was boating with five
other printers when souall came up and
overturned the boat, throwing the party
into the water. One of the printers got
hold of Adams, but he had to let him go
in order to save himself. A rescuing party
of six started out in a boat and were them
selves overturned. All escaped. Adams
was single man and has relatives in this
city.
Belligerent Strikers.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Sth-Jeremiah Gal
vim, foreman in the Risdon Iron works,
was badly beaten early this morning by
Martin Feeney and George Greaves striking
iron molders. Both of the assailants were
arrested and charged with battery. Gal.
vim was on his way to work, when, as he
approached the shop. the two men came
out of saloon, and Feeney struck him in
the face several times. Greaves was in
toxicated.
Los Angeles Bond Election.
Los ANGELES, June Sth.-The result of
the bond election which was held yester-
day is not known yet. The vote was by
the whole county on the question of issuing
$500, 900 worth of bonds for the completion
of the new Courthouse, A very light vote
was polled. The returns will not be in
until to morrow. The friends of the bonds
are sanguine that they have carried, but
no figures are given to show that such is
the case.
JostIed the Picnickers.
SAN RAFAEL, June Sth.-The 615 train
from San Francisco on the Dohohue road
collided this afternoon with the Petaluma
picnic train near Reeds Station owing to
the engineer not stopping at Reeds as or
dered. No one was hurt, and the only
damage done was broken pilot and one
wheel off the track.
A Ballot Reformer.
SAN Francisco, June Sth.-Albert Kin
ney, of Los Angeles, well known as an en-
thusiastic advocate of the Australian ballot
system, is in the city. He comes expressly
to deliver lecture on ballot reform and
the new method before the Young Mems
Democratic League on Tuesday evening.
Portland's Strike Broken.
IohiLAND, June otn.-At meeting OF
the Plasterers' Union last night the strike
ordered in sympathy with the locked out
carpenters last April was declared off.
This leaves the carpenters. plumbers, tin
neIs and painters still out, but il is thought
all will return to work in few days.
Fast Sprinting.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Sth The Sheffield
handicap, l35 yards, at Central Park to-day,
Was won by Clinton. with Campbell Sec
ond. Time. Is seconds.