Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-21

Arbuckle of this city and two other ladies
while walking along sidewalk this morn
ing were knocked down by a runaway
team. Mrs. Arbuckle had two ribs broken
and was otherwise seriously injured. The
other ladies escaped with few bruises.
T. Cudigo was brought to Petaluma to-
day for treatment of injuries received at
Bodega last Thursday during the Swiss
celebration at that place, caused by rum
away team. Cudigo had one eye torn out
of its socket and one ear torn of, besides
other injuries.
An Explosion in Mail Car.
SAN Francisco, September 2Oth-A
Chronicle special from Winnemucca, Ne
vada, saws: Great excitement was occa-
stoned to-day on the east-bound train while
lying at Humboldt, by an explosion in the
mail car. registered package. addressed
to Anderson, Texas, sent by G. Ellis & Co,
of Truokee, exploded while the mail clerk
was gone to lunch. The oppor;une return
of one of the clerks prevented the destruc-
ton of the entire car. All the letters and
packages in the same box were scorched.
On examination, the package contained
conical-shaped hard rubber tube, which
had been filled with an explosive.
Items from Merced.
MERGED, September 2oth.-A fire at 1:30
this morning in the clothing store of Mrs.
Nathan caused damage to the extent of
about $500, covered by insurance. The
cause was coal-oil lamp explosion.
Little Elmer Givens, who was thrown
from horse while returning from school
yesterday, died from the effects of the fall
last night.
The Sheriff took possession of six saloons
at Los Banos under the high-hcense ordi-
nance. This makes eighteen saloons
closed under this ordinance.
Fatal Shooting.
SANTA BARBARA, September 20th.-This
morning William Kays, 80 years of age,
was shot and instantly killed by Edward
Espanoza, q Californian of bad repute.
The two men were friends. and had been
drinking together in Myers saloon. They
came out on the sidewalk and had an sp-
parently friendly scuffle, when Espanoza
pulled pistol and shot Kays through the
heart Espanoza was afterwards captured,
hiding in barn, and jailed.
Run Over by Train.
Los ANGELES, September Goth "A man,
aged twenty five years, was killed here by
falling under car while trying TO board
train. Nothing was found on his person
10 identify him, but he lived long enough
to say his name was William Myers and
his home Racine, Wis. He was railroad
man. .ssl.
Fatal Runaway Accident.
UNION Orr, September 20th.-R. NJ.
Nelson, of this city, met with fatal acci-
dent east of town yesterday. He was haul
ing wood when his team ran away and
upset the wagon, throwing him under the
load. His right leg was broken and his
left foot torn off. He died this morning.
Robbed by Tramp.
SANTA Rosa, September 20th.-Ed. Ellis,
on his return from San Francisco last
night, was knocked down and robbed of
S190. No trace of the footpad has been
discovered. The robbery is supposed to
have been committed by a tramp.
Raisins Going East
FRESNO, September 20th.-The first train
of twenty cars of raisins left for the East
this morning via the Central and Union
Pacific Railroads. The total shipments to
date are about sixty carloads. The cool
weather delays drying materially.
Governor Stevenson Resting Quiet.
CARSON New, September 20th.-Gov-
ernor Stevenson passed quiet night. He
is now resting easy. A change may come
for the better or worse inside of twenty-four
hours