Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-08

l.
Northern Pacific's great rival will have to
apply to Congress for its charter. This
will necessarily cause delay of year, or
even more, but if the Territory becomes a
State then the charter can be obtained
without delay.
Disapprovsd a Verdict.
CoLvIJuE (Wash.), June 7th.-In the
case of William Howenstein, charged with
the murder of Jones D.. Oglesby, on Janu-
airy ODD, the jury brought in verdict of
mot guilty, as the defendant was suffering
from temporary insanity" Judge Blake,
upon receiving the verdict, spoke disap-
provingly of the jury's decision. He did
not believe it proper orjust, and said that
he did not think the prisoner was insane in
the least. Howenstein shot Oglesby,
negro waiter. because he claimed the latter
had tried to cheat him out of fifty cents in
making change.
Creighton and Northy, In Stripes.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, June Sth.-A copy
of the rules and regulations for the govern.
ment and discipline of officers, guards and
employees of the California State Prison at
San Quentin and Folsom, adopted by
the Board of Directors. May LIST, were given
every employee of this prison to-day
They cannot leave the prison grounds
without permission from Warden McComb,
or his deputy, and registering the time of
departure and arrival. A complete
suit of stripes has been donned by all
convicts, much to their dislike.
The nIoiders' Strike.
San Francisco, June 7th.-The fourteenth
week of the molder's strike is nearing its
end. A few more men were added to the
forces of the manufacturers and the strikers
continue to receive funds which serves to
keep them together and their courage from
oozing away. One thousand seven hundred
and seventy-seven dollars were received by
the strikers during the week. Inquiry
among those who are not at the head of the
strikers reveals the-same determined atti-
tude as among the leaders. There were no
new developments to-day.
Those Palmer indictments.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7th.-Judge Van
Reynogem has directed the members of
the County Grand Jury to appear in his
Court on Wednesday to be Intercepted
in reference to the eighteen indictments
presented against H. ]. Palmer for
alleged forgery of the names of laborers on
ex-senator Fairs ranch, of which he was
tie foreman. The attorney for the ac-
cused claims that the finding of the
indictments was irregular.
Fresno Republicans.
FRESNO, June 7th.-At a meeting to-day
of the Republican County Central Commit
tee the following were chosen delegates to
the Republican State Convention: Z. H.
Cox, j. w. Watkins, Stephen Hamilton,
Ben. r. Woodwork, Frank II. Short, s.
B. Tombs, w. E Knowles, P. F. Peck. W.
T. Sesnon and ]. L. Gilbert. The follow
ing we're nominated as delegates at large:
al ioIo
and Jake Meyers.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.
BLocEsBuRG {Cal), June 7th.-John
Cline and D. T. Woodman got into a dis
puts this afternoon over a settlement, when
the coat. Woodman returned the fire,
killing Cline. An old feud existed be-
tween them. Mrs. Woodman was the only
witness. The deed was done at Frank
Eendriokson's house. Both were old resi-
dents of this place.
Thrown Erem ,Rosse.
SAs LUIS OBIsPo, June .7th.-Thomas
Edmunds, alias 0'Brien, left this place last
night for his claim, more than four miles
away. His horse got unmanageable and
Edmunds was thrown, fracturipE his skull,
and he died the County Hospital shortly
afterwards. His parents, it is supposed.
reside in San Francisco, but both of his
names &re assumed ones.
Freight Train Rerailed.
SALEM, June 7tb.-The north-bound
freight train on the Southern Pacific was
wrecked near here to-day by running INTO
two horses which bad become fastened in
the cattle guard, throwing six cars from
the track and tearing no ther for come
distance. Brakeman Chas. Winston was
slightly injured.
Death of an LRsiia Mer<hant.
VALLEJO. June 7th.--Peter Rolenbus<h,
wealthy tea merchant of India, who,kas
been spending the winter with his cousin
in Vallejo. died to-day. His wife, who
was a native OF Vallejo, died in India
few years ago, since which time he has
made California his home.
Spokane School Rsnds.
SPOKANE FALLS. June 7th. - Two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
school bonds were sold at auction to-day.
Ferris, Leach & Co.. of New York, pur-
chased them. giving premium of $3.50.
The bonds are 6 per cent, and run for
twenty years.
Irrigation In Tulare.
TULARE, June 7th.-The Tulare Irriga-
ton District to-day voted half million
dollars in bonds for building canals and
The vote was 34I in favor of
the bonds to so against.
The Value of Son.
SAN Francisco. June 7th.-Mary Ann
Hall has sued the Union Iron Works to re-
cover $50, 600 damages for the death of her
son, John Hall, who fell from platform