Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-11

from Senator Stan ford, state, in effect, tha
Miss Byrne was removed from the Post
mastership because of persistent neglec
of duty, and that Bosworfh the appointee
was recommended at the request of tht
Postoffice Department after the incumbent:
removal was decided upon.
A petition is being generally signed By
the business men here to the effect, so fal
as their knowledge extends, the charge is
false and malicious. Considerable feeling
is aroused.
Sent a Bullet Through His Brain.
Les ANGELES, February 10th. = This
evening at o'clock j. Giardini committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
temple. Deceased was an Italian, 80 years
of age, residing with his wife at No 25
East Fifth street. He has been resident
of this city for two years and was married
last October. For some time past he has
been infatuated with q woman named
Rizzio, and has remained away from
home for week at time.
His wife upbraided him on sew
eral occasions. He left home on Satur-
this evening He walked into his bed
room, and, taking revolver from under
his pillow, said: II am afraid l am a
faithless husband, and it is best should
die
His wife ran out and gave an alarm, but
before assistance arrived he had fired the
fatal shot and died instantly. He was a
boot and shoemaker, and made a good
living.
A Mysterious Case.
TACOMA (Wash. }, February 10th.-Toma-
SO Vauno, an Italian, who was stabbed in
a row about two months ago, is hardly ex-
pected to live through the night. Who
Vauno's assailant was has not been made
known, and the police stopped working on
the case after vainly endeavoriDg to dis
cover his identity. For several days it was
not known where the wounded man lay,
as he was secretly moved from the build
ing TO the hospital only when it became
apparent that he would not live but short
time.
Petaluma Notes.
PETALUMA, February 10th.-At the last
meeting of the Board of Trustees F. Schier-
hold, whose license was recently revoked
for violating a city ordinance, made appli-
cation for its renewal, and the same was
denied, as the ordinance makes such action
impossible.
William Perrin, the young man arrested
last week on charge of grand larceny by
Marshal Collins, who apprehended him at
Contra Costa, where he had fed, was held
by Judge Whallon to-day, with bail set at
81 900.
Stampede in Church.
GRASS VALLEY, February 1Oth.-A fire
alarm tonight caused panic in the Metho-
dist Church, where a large congregation
had assembled. Some person shouted
The church is afire," and a stampede i'm
mediately followed. Men lost their heads
and women shrieked or tainted. The stu
alton was critical for several moments, but
thanks to the front and rear exits from the
galleries and auditorium alike, the building
was cleared without any one suffering
serious injury.
A Proper Stand.
SANTA FE IN. NJ. February 10ih.-Van-
dever, agent for the Navajo Indians, de-
clines to bribe the Indians to keep quietiby
paying the family of the Navajo killed by
the whites on the San Juan, the $500
wired him by Senator Burns. He SAYS
that the Indians must learn that crime
cannot be atoned for with money.
He will be at the seat of the trouble in
few days and the Indians have promised to
abide by his decision after an investigation.
Death of Mine Manager.
BoDIE, February 10th.-Augustus Petit
bone, President and General Manager of
the Standard Consolidated mine, died here
yesterday at 1870 A. NJ He has been in
poor health for some time past, and serious
complications were precipitated by the un-
usually severe weather. His family are at
present residing in New York, where the
body will probably be forwarded for inter-
ment.
Idaho Snow-slides.
IDAHO CITY (Id.), February 10th.-News
has just reached here that huge snow slide
carried away the boarding house at the
Julia Mines, and the tramway belonging to
the Silver Mountain Company. The slide
reached to the upper portion of GIaham.
Loss, $4,000 or $4,000. No one was hurt.
New Superintendent.
SANTA FE IN. NJ, February 10th.-Col.
E. w. Wynkop has been appointed Super
of the New Mexico penitentiary
vice Abrahams deceased. The appointee
was one of the founders of Denver, was q
gallant soldier and is man of high charac-
ter.
A Christian Science Murder.
Los ANGELES, February 1Oth.-Another
victim 10 Christian science is the two-year-
old child of Thomas Simpson, who died
yeoleIuhy vi CldLpS. lne Idluer refused
the services of the physicians, relying on
prayer for the care of the child. He will
probably be arrested.
Accidental Death.
GILRoY, February 1Oth.-The Coroner's
Jury this morning gave verdict of acci-
dental death in the case of ]. Dinkelspiel,
overcome by gas Friday and dying Sunday
therefrom.
Galindo's VIII.
OAKLAND, February 10th.-The will of
Francisco Galindo, deceased, was filed this
afternoon. The estate is valued at $780,
900. Most of it is left to the widow.
An Oakland Failure.
OAKLAND February 10th. - Harris &
Beel, clothiers, filed petition in insolvency
this afternoon. Liabilities, $24 900 assets,
$4,000
From Dunsmuir to Redding.
REDDING, February 10th.-The railroad
commenced to-day to run regular trains
from Dunsmuir to Redding.