Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-27
Robbers CAPTURED.

NAPA, June 26th.-Joseph Morgan and
Joseph Berkley, the two men who robbed
the Harbin Springs stage yesterday morn
ing, are now in jail here They had all
the watches ana nearly all the money
taken.
Sheriff Mckenzie made the arrest last
night on the county road leading into
Knights Valley. The Sheriff knows the
name of the third robber, and 1t is be-
lieved he will be apprehended
The two men admit they did the work
and kept quiet in the mountains most of
the day, intending to evade the officers
under the cover of night.
PortIand's Census.
PORTLAND, June 26,h.-In response 10
the resolutions adopted last night by the
Chamber of Commerce and telegraphed to
Senators Mitchell and Dolph, demanding
re-enumerStion OF the people of Portland,
East Portland and Albipa, the following
dispatch was received this afternoon;
WASHINGTON June 16, 1890.
7. F. Osborne, President Of the Chamber of Com
sent at once with full authority to correct all
errors and secure correct enumeration.
J. n. DoLPH.
]. Il. MITCHELL,
Notes from Tacoma.
TACOMA (Wash.), June 26;h.- David
Brown, sailor on board the ship Con-
queror, from San Francisco, was seized
with fit while al work on the maintop
sailyard and fell into the water and was
drowned The body was not recovered.
First Assistant Postmaster. General Clark
son and party were rendered banquet
this evening by the Chamber of Commerce.
The party leave for San Francisco to-nor-
row.
San Quentin Notes.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, June 26tb.-Gen-
er2l Sam Back Us, Governor Waterman and
Psivale Secretary Msrous D. Baruck were
mere to-day visiting General MoGvmb.
Viscounl De Benois. DAzy and his
friend NJ. Serveau and several well known
San Franciscsns came up on the tug Re-
lief aud visited the prison
TAe second edition of stringent orders,
signed by General McComb, was given to
all the employees last night.
Grass Valley Notes.
GRASS VALLEY, June Goth. - William
Kemp, bas been arrested far exhibiting a
shotgun N an angry and threatening man.
ner toward John j. Hosken. 1t is said the
gun was discharged The dispute was over
q piece of land.
runaway this evening ran over Chi
naman on the sidewalk and he was caught
under the falling wagon and badly if not
fatally hurt
Want Railroad.
EUREKA (Cal }, June 26,h,-A large and
enthusiastic railroad mass meeting was
held last NIGHT Russ Hall was filled with
the best ciizens a committee Of twenty
eight Capitalists v as appointed 10 confer
with the people Of Red Bluff in regard TO
building g road The Humboldters are
determined 20 have rallroai COM ection
wi n tbp rtaiipuel sVs. p,s,
The Thetis
SAN FRAgciscJ, June 26;h.- On July 4th
the United Sfates steamer Thetis will drop
down irum Mare Island, whe she is now
fitting out, and anchor in the stream.
Within few dsys after she viii leave on
cruise 70 Honolulu, going On the proposed
route for the Pacific submarine cable, for
which she will take souudings.
Death of a Musician.
STOCKTON, June 26th-Eiwin Housmau,
musician, who has lived in this county
many years. dropped dead on Main street
to day. He was preparing to go 10 Tulare
to visit his parents, and was walking fast,
when he fell aud almost instantly died.
The autopsy showed that death was caused
from heart disease.
San Francisoo's Population.
San FRANcIsco. June 26lh.--Supervisor
of Census Davis says the population of San
Francisco is 100000 The Chinese popula-
ton is 24,000-an increase of 1900 since
1880 Probably 10000 more Chinese who
are regular inhabitanIs OF San Francisco in
winter are at work IN the country.
Right of Way Secured.
CONCORD, June 26 h-At the Southern
Pacific meeting 10 day two-thirds of the
right of way was secnTed from avon 70
Ljyermore. The citizens appointed q
committee to secure subscriptions TO pur-
chase the balance and report at the Walnut
Greek meeting on July 3D.
The First Shipment.
HANFoRD. June 26.h-Charles King &
Co. OF this place shipped carload OF dried
apricos TO st. Paul, Mimi, day. the first
shipped ont of the State this season. The
fruit was of prime quality.
Death of an Ex-Circuit Judge.
POMONA. June 26.h-Judge Thomas B.
Nesbitt died al his home III this place last
night, aged 6S years. He was Circuit
Judge in Missouri for eighteen years and
S ate Senator for five years.
British War Ship.
SAN DIEGO, June 28th-The British war
ship Espeigle arrived to-day from Acapulco.
After taking coal she sailed for The north
coast of British Columbia
Jumped in the Bay.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26th An unknown
man jumped from the seawall this after
noon and drowned before he could be
rescued.
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