Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-29
Knocked Out.

to be fatal. Koenig was taken 10 Msdera
Wnere MS wounds were dressed and he was
tnen brought to Fresno and put in the jail hos
| pita'.
| Knocked Out.
! TRucKEE, April 2Sth.-A man known as NAL
tese Joe was struck on the head with billet by
Mr. Page, chief clerk at the Truckee Hotel Joe
called for drink at the bar at the same time
the glass he took back the money. Page de-
manded pay for the drink, which led to a quar-.
| rel, and Joe was put ont with warning not to
come come Dack; ne came back, and at time when
Page received couple of blows at the hands of
Joe and aI..ther struggle took pace and Joe
again was elected. Not being satisfied with his
encounters. he again started for Page threaten
ing his life. When near the desk Page pulled
billet out OF the drawer and struck him on the
head. fracturing his skull At the present
writing The patient is very low.
| Grand Army Encampment.
| EILENsBuRG (Wash. J. April 2sth-The city is
| galiy decorated for the Grand Army Encamp
ment, which meets here Wednesday. The vet
Grams are beginning to arrive. The Seattle and
Tacoma posts viii be here early tomorrow in
private cars. General Alger and Mrs Logan
Will arrive tomorrow. The wigwam which ac-
| commodities ! 200 people, is beautifully deco
gagged for the grand ball. The citizens are
| throwing open their residences for the visitors,
as the two hote,s will be over-taxed. Magnifi,
cent weather is prevailing. Everything indi
caies the largest attendance in the history of
the Grand Army in Washington.
Los Angeles Items
L os ANGELES. April 2Sth The Flower Festival
| has closed. 1t has been greater success than
ssssese 0s' re- The receipts will foot up about
The City Council las. week passed an ordi.
nance prohibiting professions using music of
any kind without first getting permit from the
Chief of Police. l. was aimed at the Salvation
Army, which had paraded nightly with fife
Drum, tambourine etc. Justice Cheney to-day
declared the ordinance unconstitutional.
Clearing house reports for the week: Ex-
change $53s03 balance, sl40, ,SA. Nineteen
building permits were granted the past week.
A Shocking Death.
PETALUMA, April 2Sth- Dumas Acosta. a
young man twenty years of age, second miller
in the Golden Eagle Milling Company, met a
terrible death at o'clock this morning He
was olling the machinery and his sleeve caught
IN cog wheel and he became entangled was
fearfuly lacerated and instantly killed. His left
arm, shoulder and left side were horribly mu-
tllated. His throat was cut from ear to ear
The Coroner's Jury returned verdict of
shocked. He was an industrious, faithful,
young man, member of the Petaluma Band
and well-known in this community.
Found Dead in the Bay.
SAN RAFAEL, April 2sth.-Yesterday afternoon
the body of a man about five feet six inches in
hight, was found floating off Lime Point. The
remains were removed to the Morgue where
they were examined but no papers were found.
vest. The initials ON the shirt were ]. A, ].
He had on English walking-shoes and wore
canton flannel drawers. On his right arm was
tatooed an anchor, an English flag and man
The deceased is supposed to be an English
sal Or
Redding Notes.
REDDING, April 2Sth.-The Democratic County
Executive Committee to-day elected W. II.
mittee, in place OF Dudley Andrews deceased.
The grounds in front of the Depot Hotel are
sed eeing with
VIII be the loveliest spot in California.
Work on rebuilding the free bridge progresses
slowly on account of the high water from melt
ing snow.
Freight Train Wrecked.
The DALLEs tOr), April 2sth.-A freight train
parted on the bridge in this city last evening,
damaging the bridge slightly and throwing two
cars distance OF forty feel, breaking them info
small pieces. No person was injured. The
freight. lumber and ties we're not damaged The
beam OF one OF The cars fell, throwing It off the
rail. The center of the bridge draw6ead came
out, toppled over and fell to the bank below |
Part OF the walk and rail were broken.
sullivan's Acceptance.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2sth.-President Fulda
OF the California Athletic Club, which has
offered purse of $780, 900 for the Sullivan-Jack-
son fight to finish received the following dis
patch from NJ. T. Clark, Sullivan's manager:
Boston. April 27th.-To R. L. Fulda: John
sullivan Will accept your proposition after the
j
Winner to take all. NJ. T. CLARK"
Arrested for Murder.
PORTLAND. April 2Sth.-The police. on a dis
patch sent by +. II. Smith, Superintendent of
the Chicago police, arrested William E. john
son, son, colored, who is wanted for the murder of
Mrs. Brigham, alias Jennie McGarire, colored |
on March 10th. johnson denies being the man.
On his person was found a com plete account of |
the murder OF the woman. At the time of the |
arrest Johnson was employed at q hotel in |
Portland.
Stabbed to Death.
ST. HELENA, April 2Sth-A man whose name
is unknown was found this morning in Ruther- |
ford, small town four miles below here, stab |
bed to death. The deed was committed last |
night. woman with whom the man had been
living is being retained in custody until after
afternoon. No more definite particulars can be
obtained at present.
Fire at SierravilIe.
SIERRAvILLE, April 2Sth.-Sierraville was
partly burned this morning. Following were
the losers: H. LEWIS large store, loss SO. 600:
insurance, S. 90: John La Aine's saloon. loss,
500: insurance, S400 D. Johuson's residence,
loss, $3.50; insurance, Sc o; Dolley's warehouse,
loss, 500; insurance. $500.
Voted an Indebtedness.
OLYMPIA (wash), April 2sth.-In the city cleo
ton to-day, the proposition to incur an inde5t-
edness for general municipal purposes to the
amount of per cent. on the assessed valuation
majority Said indebtedness is to be funGed al
the rate of per cent the bonds to run not less
than twenty nor more than thirty years.
Death Claimed Him.
SANTA CRUZ. April 2Sth-Professor J. W. Fen
ton, long in the English service as bandmaster
died to-day at the age of SO years. He was also
military instructor under the Emperor O
Japan and served in the English army in Aus
tralia and Scotland. He resided here about six
years and led retired life. He leaves widow
and two adopted daughters.
Notes from Butte.
ORovILLE April 2sth.-The hardware stock of
Brock 4 Taber was sold by the assignee in in
solvency at auction to-day in lump to Jas. c.
Gray for S25 $50
John welch, a pioneer resident of Cherokee,
died last evening
Merced Wins.
MERGED, April 2sth The Merced and Bakers