Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-10

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are in hot pursuit of him and will scour
the hills. He is 80 years of age stout
| built, weighs 155 pounds, FIVE feet four
inches high, and tiorid complexion, brown
| hair, grav eyes and has square features
low, refreshing forehead, small ears and
| nose, heavy eyebrows and a vaccine mark
on the left upper arm. Warden McConsb
offers $50 for his reeapture
Struggled Chinese Caught.
SAN DIEGO, April 9th.-The second cap
ture of ten Cinnamon was made at about .
O'Clock this morning, while they were en-
tering the harbor in fisherman's boat
from Lower California. The capture was
| made by the Customs officers who were
on guard at Ballast Point, at the har-
Dor entrance. The boat is owned by J. Z.
Williams, who is also in custody. This
batch is also part of those transferred to
the steamer Newbern from the CITY of
Peking at San Francisco, on March 18th
and by the Newbern landed at Ensenada
Lower California. This makes TWENTY
three Chinese now in custody here. - -
The Bears Nest Failure.
VICTORIA (B. c., April 9th.-Messrs.
Venator and Bernhart, two German min
ing experts. arrived here today from
Alaska, where they have been examining
the Bears Nest mine. II is understood
the mine is almost a complete failure, and
that abont 81, 800, 900 that was invested in
ii are considered dead loss. The Duke
OF Sutherland is heavily interested in it,
and his agents made an investigation with
similar result. The mine will probably
not be abandoned, but more exhaustive
survey will be made. to ascertain if some
psrlon OF the investment cannot be re-
covered.
Arrested on a Serious Charge.
VIsALIA, April 9th.-S. ?. Overland. a
Danish saloon-keeper, was arrested yester-
day on the charge of trying to poison
Charles Schuting saddler Overland be-
came insanely jealous of Schuling, who
seemed to be ingratiating himself into the
affections of Mrs. DeWolf, a widow, and
keeper of a boarding house. Overland
placed an arsenical powder in the faucet of
beer keg that he and his rival had access
to. Schuiing noticed the powder as he
drew the glass of beer, his suspicious were
aroused and he bad some of the powder
analyzed Immediately. Okerland's arrest
followed. For the lack of bondsmen he
lies in Jail.
Yreka Notes.
YREKA, April 9th. - A man named
Thomas Brennan, aged about IS years,
was found by the side of the railroad track
near Coles, on the Siskiyou mountains,
with his head badly mangled. He died in
the County Hospital here this afternoon.
He was evidently under the influence of
liquor lying on the track, and was knocked
Oft by the pilot of the freight train engine
during the night. He was sent to work
for the railroad on the mountains.
Cullen, who shot at and robbed a Portu-
guese in Sisson, was sent to the penitenti-
ary for ten years.
Boy Crushed to Death.
POMONA, April 9th.-Yesterda evening,
as the employees of the Pomona Fruit
Packing Company were moving some
empty box-cars on the siding, preparing to
load with oranges, George R. Goodrich, the
6 year-old son of w. H. Goodrich, tried to
climb upon one of the care over the coup
ling. when the cars came together and
crushed him fearfullv. He was not dis.
covered until the body fell to the ground.
The Coroners jury last night exonerated
all parties from blame.
Sullivan and Corbett.
SAN Francisco, April 9th.-William
Ferris, searcher of records, committed
suicide with trough on rails" this afternoon.
He had been drinking.
There is report that Vice President
Hammond of the Olympic Club has re-
ceived dispatch from Sullivan that his
match with Corbett has been finally ar
ranged.
Falling Into Line.
REDWOOD CITY, April 9th-Secretary
Caminetti of the State Board of Trade ad.
dressed the Board of Supervisors of this
county to-day in favor of their affiliatipg
with the State organization in promoting
immigration. The Supervisors decided to
join the Board of Trade, and appointed E.
E. Knapp of San Mateo their local repre-
sentative.
Illegal Advertising.
VIRGINIA New, April 9th. j. NJ.
Campbell, lessee of the Territorial Enterprise.
was arrested to-day on charge of violating
a section of the Nevada statutes prohibit.
ing the publication of lottery advertise
ments. Campbell gave bonds in the sum
OF $3.50. The penalty is fine of $500, or
six months Imprisonment.
Blucher Valley Blaze.
PETALUMA, April 9th.-John Linebaugh's
residence at Butcher valley, near Sebasto-
pol, Sonoma county, was consumed by fire
this morning at o'clock. Part of the con-
tents were destroyed. Loss, $1,000; partly
insured.
Dropped Dead.
Los ANGELES, April 9th.-S. l.. Cutler,
aged go, dropped dead on Second street this
afternoon from heart disease. He formerly
lived at Hopkinton, Mass. He was sim
gle man, and at one time was wealthy.
Sentenced Three Times.
PORTLAND (Or.), April 9th.-Charles Olds
has been sentenced for the third time to
hang for the murder of Emil Weber, and
the date for the execution is fixed for Nav
10th. The case will again be appealed.
The First Trip.
SoNoMA, April 9th-The San Francisco
and North Pacific (broad gauge) Railroad
made its first trip into town to night.
The weather has been extremely warm
all day.
Sudden Death.
MoDEsro, april 9th.-Minnie Pillow,
domestic in the family of City Trustee
Wallace, died suddenly to day of cereb raj
apoplexy. She was native of Ireland,
aged 20 years.
Arrested for Swindling.
PORTLAND (Or.), April 9th-Detectives
Barry and Griffin have arrested George II.
Fread, who is wanted for swindling the
American Jewelry Company out of 81 600.
Burglar Convicted.
MARYsvILLE, April 9th, In the Superior
Court to-day A. w. Moore was convicted
of the burglary of the iewelry store of w.
D. He'll on February 24th.
Fire at Nevada City.
NEVADA CITY, April 9th.-Fred Tellam's
house, in the outskirts of the town, was
burned last evening. Loss, 81 ,500 insur-
ance, $500.