Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-20

causing an artery to burst. Drs. Thayer of
Gilroy, Gregory of this place and Rich
mond of Salinas waited on the injured
man. The bursting of the artery flooded
the brain with blood, causing death this
morning about o'clock. Clark was about
35 years of age, and came here about year
ago from Tacoma.
Suits for Damages.
PORTLAND (Or.), July l9th.-The nine
suits for damages, aggregating $125 ZOO,
which were recently begun in the State
Circuit Court at The Dalles against the Ore
gon Short Line and Utah Northern Rail.
road, were to-day transferred to the United
States Court of this city. The suits are
brought by four persons, who were injured
by the falling of car through bridge
near the Cascades last February, and by
relatives of five more who were killed in
the same accident.
Republican Delegates Appointed.
REDDING, July 10Th. - The following
named persons were appointed by the Re-
publican County Central Committee of
Shasta county as delegates 10 the State Con-
vention, which meets at Sacramento, Au-
gust 18th: Edward Sweeny, Frank w.
Smith, Harry Dodson, William Hawes.
Mayne Plumb, M. P. Rose, A. ]. Drynon
and L. w. Kidd. They indorsed General
Chapman OF Red Bluff for Governor.
A Disabled Steamer.
SAN Francisco, July 19th-The steamer
San Bias arrived this afternoon from Pan.
anna and way ports, bringing twenty-four
cabin, thirty white steerage and twenty-six
Chinese passengers. The latter are all in
transit to Hongkong. The San Bias was
due here on the 18th, but she left Panama
rather late, and on the trip up lost blade
OIL her propeller, causing delay. After
sischarging she will 60 on the dry dock to
receive new blade.
Fight With Indians.
LINKvILLE (Or.), July 19th.-Reports of
Garret and Indians on the reservation
reached here to-day. Garret bought a
pony from the Indians, and was taking the
horse when he was attacked by two Indi-
ans and several shots were exchanged.
The horse was wounded, and after rum
ming fight of several miles the animal fell
dead. Garret escaped on foot through the
timber.
Bound for China.
SAN Francisco, July 19th.-The Oriental
and Oceanic Company's steamer Gaelic
sailed this afternoon for China and Japan.
with very large cargo. She had on board
10 cabin passengers and 1873 Chinese, in
cluding 154 who registered on the dock,
ten who were captured at Tucson and sent
back by the Government, nine who came
on the vessel and were refused landing, and
ten in transit from Havana.
nootI, 0f Movicop VVor Votoron
PETALuMA, July 10TH Captain John
Hunter, Mexican War veteran and an
old sailo-, died in this city to-day aged so
years. He was an officer on the man-of-
war that made the first attack on Fortress
de Nelloa when the attack was made at
Vera Cruz, and in the early fifIies he was
an officer on the Pacific Mail steamers,
sailing out of San Francisco.
Reward offered.
MARYsvILLE, July 19th.-The Board of
Supervisors of Yuba county have offered
reward of $500 for information that will
lead to the arrest and conviction of the par.
ties implicated in the murder of George
Ball, which occurred here July 10th. The
citizens have also raised purse for the
same purpose, and the Governor has been
requested also to offer reward.
The Motion Denied.
ASTORIA (Or.), July 19th.-The motion
for change of venue in the cases of J. B.
and George Rose, John Edwards and Ed
ward Gibbons, charged with the murder of
J. F. Frederickson and wife, in Pacific
county, Wash, was denied by Judge
Bloomfield in the Superior Court at Oyster
vile. The prisoners will be tried there at
once.
Raw Silk and Tea.
SAN Francisco, July 19th.-The China,
whicn arrived to-day, brought quantity
of silk and tea. Three cars of raw silk
were sent East by the passenger train, via
the Central Pacific and Union Pacific to-
night. Seven hundred and fifty tons of tea
will be forwarded East over the same lines
to-day and tomorrow.
Cruiser San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, July 19th-The new
cruiser San Francisco came off the Hunt
ers Point dry dock this afternoon, and was
towed to the northward of Mission Rock,
where she dropped anchor. She looks
more graceful in the water than the
Charleston did.
Accidentally Shot.
SALEM (Or.), July 19th.-Newton Tan.
ner, aged %, living three miles from here,
was probably fatally injured this afternoon
by the accidental discharge of revolver
The weapon fell from bis pocket and was
discharged. The bail entered his shoulder,
fracturing his collar bone. His recovery is
doubtful.
Fire at Gridley.
GRIDLEY, July 19th.-The barns and out
buildings belonging TO j. f. Raoton and
j. K. Todd, executors OF The estate of 0.
Swszg. were destroyed by fire at II o'clock
last night. The loss was 81 300; insurance,
$500. Ghe cause is unknown, but is sup
posed to De cigarettes.
Skull Fractured.
GRASS VALLEY, July 19th.-This after
noon the 10 year-old son of Henry Hanson
was thrown from the whim hoist at mine
near the Idaho mine. The back of his
skull was fractured, the brain protruding
from the wound. Trepanning will be re-
sorted to.
Miners Injured.
oRovILLE, July 19th.-Yesterday Sam
Downing and George James, laborers at the
Golden Gate River mine, near this town,
were injured by premature blast. The
first is badly hurt, and the second will lose
one of his eyes, if not both. The accident
was caused by carelessness.
Struck by Train.
PLEAsANToN, July 19ih.-A German by
the name of Hoghman attempted to drive
across the track in front of train near
here. He was struck and badly cut and
bruised, but may recover. He has no rela-
tives in this country.
Death of Charles Maclay.
Los ANGELES, July 10Th Charles Maclay,
formerly State Senator from San Francisco,
and one of the Presidential Electors on the
Republican ticket when Abraham Lincoln
was reelected, died at San Fernando to-day,
aged IS.
Vacavilles Population.
VAcAvILLE, July 19th.-From returns
given the Enterprise by local enumerators
Vacaville township shows a population of
2 ia. and in the town proper of 723
Among the number are 706 Chinese and
japanese.
Frustrated Prom Heat.
PETALUMA, July 19th.--Ed. Kitchen, a
young man working on Whites farm, near
Lakeyille, was prostrated by heat yesterday
and is not expected to live. He was