Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-17

Richard Louison, at Windsor. two months
ago. Counsel for the defendant argued
motion for new trial which was denied,
Counsel for Bruggy will appeal the case to-
the supreme Court. BrHgsy is but "a
years OF age and was reared in San Fran
cisco. He had been living at Windsor
aoout nine months. When the murder
was committed both men were partially
| snder Ire influence of fanor Bfuggy was
persistent in his effort, to draw Louison
into quarrel, and after provoking dis
pote, followed the victim throusss the sa-
loon and shot him. Bruggy bears the rep
9aration of being very qaarrelsome. The
Gay OF execution has not been fixed.
Held 10 Answer
| -VANcouvTss (Wash0. April 18th
! O'Brien, the would be asss s.in of pester.
day, was arraigned to-day before Justice J.
| ID. Geeghegan, of West Voucouver Pre-
clnct, upon charge of assault with intent
| TO comIait murder. The case, after short
examination Of the principal witnesses.
| was referred TO the Superior, Court tor
action at the May term. His bonds were
hxed at $1,000. The weapon used wao q
| thlrty-two csliber, American doable-actior
| revolver and contains two InexpiodeG
| cartridges, the percussion caps, of which
! were too deeply inserted and preTented ex-
| piosion and saved the life of Father Becker
| y Brlen is temporarily lodged in the mill
tary prison of the adjoining garrison. He
! disclaims murderous intent.
DoosrNs~alor Cranks.
! ST. HELENA, April 16th-Two of the
| Oakland doom sealers, solomon c. Perry
and Miss Lociss Cowans, were married
| here Monday evening by Rev. A. S: Glib
| bons of the Methodist Church. There are
| about twenty-five of the cranks left in st.
Helena, but they are gradually seeking
| other quarters, some even venturing to go
to San Francisco. Meetings are still being
| held in the Methodist Church, but with,
| the exception of Monday evening, everv-
I thing is quiet. That evening one of the
| deluded creatures fea over in trance and
| others shook their hands and grew terribly
| excited.
! Sprungsa Leak.
| SAN PEDRO, April 10Th. The bark South
| ern Chief put into this port last night in
| distress. She left San Francisco last Wed
| nesday in ballast for Puget Sound A,
! short distance out she encountered a stiff
| gale and sprung leak and had to run be-.
/ fore the wind in order TO work her pumps
| After the gale subsidized she tried to get
back to San Francisco, but could not carry
enough sail. Seven feet of water was in,
her hold when she reached here She will
probably be towed to San Francisco.
! Another Blaze " Redding.
| ttnbOANHi <hplll 1Otu-al IL y CLOCK TO-
night fire broke out in the reduction
works in the southern part of the city, and
although the firemen responded promptly,
| the hydrants were too remote and the
building and contents were entirely con-
sumed. The works bsve been idle for
some time. Two weeks ago a two-thirds
interest was sold for 81, 800, and the parties
were getting things in order for work. The
loss is about Sc 900.
| A Narrow Show, Bennett.
SANTA CRUs, April 16th.-Mrs. DR.. A. w.
Rawsen, an old resident, died this morn
| ing. For forty years she suffered from,
| consumption.
The contest for Councilman from the
| Fourth Ward between S. L. Weeks and f.
ID. Bennett will be brought into Court.
Weeks received five majority. The Board
counted twenty-three ballots which were
too narrow. These were for Weeks
State Medical Society.
Los ANGELES, April l6th.-The most
| Important papers read before the State
Medical Society to-day were those of DIR.
Cluness, of Sacramento, on Recent Pro-
gress of Sanitation in California and Our
Present Sanitary Needs; y DR.. H. S. Orme,
of this city, on "Leprosy," and Dr. G. N.
Ellingwood, of San Francisco, on Medical
Jurisprudence" DR.. Claness -anaiyzed the
laws al length.
Attempted Robbery. ..
SILVER CRY IN. NJ, April 16th.-J
Boyle, Jr., agent of the Mountain Key
Mining Company, while going to Pinos
Altos with money to pay off the employees,
was attacked by highwaymen. The robbers
cried Throw out everything" Boyle
threw out everything but the money and
drove of rapidly. Several shots were fired,
bat nobody was hurt. Two of the robbers
are known here, Dick Huber and Robin
son.
Arrested for Murder.
WINNEMUCcA New, April 16th.-E.. L..
Tracy was arrested here by detective j. +.
TTiplett for murder committed in Chicago
last November. Tracy spent the winter
with relatives in Eko county. week.
ago he came here, and went to work as a.
switchman. He virtually admitted that he
was the man wanted at Chicago.
Frozen teD Death.
ETNA (Cal.) April 10th. - Christian
Anderson, an aged wood-chopper, living
three miles up the mountain from here,
was found dead yesterday. He perished
in the snow while on the way to his cabin
about the Goth of February. When last
here he had been drinking. Two bottles
partly empty were found by him.
Opening Yosemite.
MARIPosA, April 10th. "A messenger
from Raymond says fifty men are working
on the road and clearing off the snow be-
tween that station and Yosemite. The
road will be open by the Goth and stages
will be carrying passenger by the 25th-
Men have gone after the stock now.
G. A. z. Reunion.
REDDING, April 16th-Winslow Post,
u. a. r., gave an entertainment last night
to raise funds to properly entertain the
G. A. r. reunion at Red Bluff. Msjor's
Opera House was crowded. If all go to
Red Bluff who talk of going, Redding will
be nearly depopulated.
Rejoiaing in Oregon.
BAKER CRY (Or.l, April 16th.-There is
great rejoicing here to night over the rails
ing of the $25, 600 bonus for the building of
the Circuit mills, foundry and machine
works in Baker City. Bonfires are blazing,
anvils are firing and the fire company is,
parading.
Suicide at Portland.
PORTLAND tOr), April 10th. - w G.
Bradley killed himself at the HotelAPort-
land this morning by 91tting his throat
with razor. Deceased, belongs to Wash
ington, Ind /, and leaves.a family. He was,
aged thirty ave. No cause is assigned.
Heir to lertune.
SAN FRsscIsco, April 6th.-Gec. Ssearns,
pipema1 in the fire iepartI ent here is a
son of Marcus D. Stearns, the wealthy Chi
cagoan who committed suicide n fit of;
despondsncy, and falls heir to half a mill.
ion by his fathers death.
Miner laSed Upon>
GRkss VALLEY, April 16th.-A young
man named William Fipp;n, gravel
mineD, was caved. on at Rough and Ready
today. His ankle was broken and he re>
ceiEad probably fatal internal injuries.
Hhtei RobbesA
9AFA, April LSth.-The Napa Hotel last
night was robbed. The rooms of tha por-
ssr and one af the boar3ers were entered.
9he only plrader secureG was two watches
and 81 in CON-
Praying fos Rain.
VIsALIA, April 16ih.-"he continued dry
weather is beginning TO tell on late-sown
grain and grain on sandy land. Everybody
J is wishing for rain.