Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-13

From soiano County.
VAcAvILLE, September 12th.-The Enter
prise tomorrow will publish statement
showing that during the month of August
there were shipped from Vsca valley tc
Eastern points 155 carloads of green fruit;
and 2l carloads of dry fruits. One hun.
dred and fifly-five carloads were shipped to
San Francisco and other points, making q
total for the month of 331 carloads. The
returns of fruit sales from all points, as
furnished the Cashier of the Bank of Vaca-
vile, aggregate $3.50. .23S, an excess of $50,
coo over and above the net returns OF the
entire season last year.
Supposed to Have Been Murdered.
MONTAGUE, September 12th.-Dave Kill
gore of Langell Valley, Klamath county,
Or, sold his ranch and started to Mexico
with his wife and two children in wagon
some ten weeks ago, and had $4,000 or
$4,000 with him and wanted to keep his
route secret for fear of robbery. Last
Sunday his wagon was found concealed Sc
curely in the brush about forty miles east
of here in Butte Greek valley. In the
wagon was the harness, eaten by the wood
.ats, two suits of clothes and dishea. but no
trace OF him or his family. Ex-Sheriff
Sutton, who started at the same time, has
been heard from in the lower part of the
State, but nothing has been heard from
Kilgore.
Inyo Republican Candidates.
BISHOP, September 12th.-The Repub-
lican Convention of Inyo county met at
Spencer's Hall. at Bishop, at 2 o'clock
yesterday. After the appointment of COM
mittees and a recess the convention pro-
ceeded to nominate a county ticket, the
balloting resulting as follows: Superior
Judge, George NJ. Gill; Sheriff, John s.
German; Clerk. John N. Yandell; Assessor
P. A. Chalfant (present incumbent); Treas
urer, W. F. Matlock; District Attorney, G.
Mulholland; Superintendent of Schools, ].
Il. Shannon; Coroner, Thomas Porter; Sur
yeyor, S. P. Mcknight.
A Construction Train Wrecked.
BOISE CITY (Idaho), Septem Der 12rh.-A
construction train on the Utah and North
ern Railroad was wrecked yesterday near
Alemo. The engine left the track and ran
some distance on the ties, finally upsetting
into a ditch. The fremen and one laborer
were killed and a number of laborers seri-
ously hurt, several of whom, it is thought,
will die. The engineer and brakeman were
badly injured. The entire train is total
wreck.
Portland Races.
PORTLAND, September 12th.-At the City
View Park to-day Sinfax won the three
quarters of mile dash for two-year olds,
Misty Morn second, John L. third. Time.
1:19.
Five-eighths of a mile dash, Tim Muir
ply won, Oregon Eclipse second, Belle
Cotton third. Time. 1:02.
Trotting, 2;35 class, Hannibal, Jr., won,
Maud Singleton second, Oaknut third
Best time, 227.
Large Warehouse to be Built.
STOCKTON, September 18th. = Sperry
Brothers, of the Sperrv & Co. -four mill,
to-day bought a valuable tract of water
front Or operty, containing thirty acres as a
site for the largest grain warehouse in the
world. They will have three railroad tracks
running through the great structure. There
will also be an elevated railroad track
along a water frontage of l, 400 feet on the
Stockton channel. so the grain can be run
on to steamboats, from the cars.
The Lick Estate.
SAN Francisco, September 12th.-Judge
Finn has confirmed the report of referee
George n. Williams in the Lick estate trust
case of Richard s. Floyd ct al. VS.. Horace
Davis ct al, with the exception that be
reduces fees of John H. Boalt. John B.
Mhoon and Horace w. Philbrook from
81 600 each to S400 He allowed Ira P.
Rankin and John o. Earl $1,000 jointly for
services rendered as trustees.
Death of a Pioneer.
SAN JOSE. September 12th.-Joseph Ed.
mondson kucker, pioneer of Santa Clara
county, and father of Mayor Rucker, died
at his residence in this city to. day of con-
sumption. Deceased was member of the
Knights Templar, Royal Arch Masons and
Santa Clara County Pioneers. He came to
San Jose in 1852. He leaves wife and
seven grown children.
Shot by Robber.
REDWOOD CITY, September l2th.-George
Fromhertz farmer in the hills back ol
Searsville was shot this morning by an
unknown man with intent of robbery.
Only one shot took effect, and the wound
is not fatal. Fromhertz grappled with his
assailant, but was overpowered. The rob-
Der secured 500 and made of. Officers are
in pursuit.
Serious Fire Near Biggs.
BIeGs, September 12th.-Y Yesterday noon
the new dwelling ard contents of H H
Romins, four miles east of town, was
burned down. This morning his large
barn, two horses. machinery and wagons
were also burned. The family were cleaned
out of everything. Loss, $1,000. The
house was insured for $500.
One Year in Prison.
SAN Francisco, September l2;h.-W. B
TAYLOR. tried and convicted in the United
States District Court for cruelty to seamen
was sentenced this afternoon by Judge
Hoffman 10 one years impsison in
the Alameda County Jail and to pay fine
Of Sl00. The complainant was Captain
Alanson Ford, of the American ship ST
Paul.
Senatorial Nomination.
TuLARE, September 12th-The Eepubli
can Senatorial Convention of the Thirty
sixth District was held at Tulare to-day
Charles E. Sherman, of Bakersfield, anC
w. A. Gray, of Visalia, were the candi
dates. Sherman was nominated on tn,
first ballot, the vote standing Sherman
IL; Gray 10.
Indian Troubles in Idaho.
BOISE CRY (Idahoj, September 18th
Nothing further has been received regard
ing the reported Indian troubles at LonI
Valley. A courier is expected in few
days with full particulars. The presenc'
of troops, it is thought, will put the Indi
ans in check and prevent any trouble be
| tween them and the settlers.
Death Warrants Issued.
vAScoUvEs (wash.). September 18TH
The death warrants of the Fredericksol
murderers, John +. Rose and John Ed
wards, were issued to-day by Judge Bloom
| field, fixing the date of execution on DC
tober 18th next. The defense was allowe'
until October 18th to file bills OF excep
| tiOns.
| Designs Accepted.
SAN Francisco, September 12sh.-Th
Trustees of the Lick estate have accepte'
Happersberger's designs for bronze statuar,
provided for in the will. and the contract
TO be let Immediately. The statuary wi
be placed in the City Hall and will cos
100000.
Shooting in Marin County.
SAN RAFAEL September 12th.-Sherl
Healy received telegram this mornin
from San GarOnimn ahnuf eight miles frOf