Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-01

bullet-hole in his forehead. Death was ins;an
taneous. The men were seen TO run OFF in the
could not be found. The supposition is that the
shot was fired by some one under the influence
OF liquor, and that it hit Johnson by accident
Carpenters Demand shorter Hours
SAN JOSE, June S0th.-To- morrow the Carpen-
ters Union wi demand the adoption of eight
hours a day for labor in this city tor that trade
The union notified the mill men and contract
ors IN April that the demand would be made
on the LIST of July. Most of them made arrange
ments. No great trouble is anticipated. The
!saoing contractors and mill men aceeded TO
tue demand. Only one strike is reported this
evening of mill men, 1t is not yet known how
5Iany psa win strike in the morning. The union is
90 strong. The men demand SS a dsv for
eight hours. The contractors offered twenty
nNe cents per hour and it was refused.
Suing for Tide Lands.
sAN DIEGO, June S0th.-The San Diego Earbor
commissioners to-day commenced suit against
VI .fe Sty OF san Diego TO recover several blocks
OF tide lands. The territory in ouestion COM
mences at the southwest corner of and A.
lanllc streets, running north, and is very yalu-
oe Ipne lRe Seo complaint alleges that the city on
June l, ieso, without right or title entered into
the possession of said portion of the bay of San
Dlego, and now unlawfully withholds the same
from the state The State therefore prays for
Iuugn. ny asalnst the city, the recovery of the
iaho' ana the cost of litigation.
From Alaska.
SAN FRANCISCO, June SOth.-By the arrival of
the Bertha from karluk late news is at hand
from Alaska. The canneries are all running.
~ Inc o average pack this season will be between
reported that the Hope, Corinthian and J. V
Peters are in the north. The first two are pack
vessels aud the latter belongs to the Pacific
steam Whailng Company. Very few seals were
seen coming down and no illegal sealers are
expected.
Run Over and Killed.
- ALBANY (Or) June 30th.-A dispatch from
Brownsville this morning says: "Herbert STAN
afa, ara the Youngest son of Hon. A. A. Stannard,
VINO nVes three miles north of this city was
run over and killed by his fathers team on
saturday In runaway accident Young san.
aru was thrown from the wagon and the horses
ana wagon passed over his head crushing his
Skull. Death was instantaneous"
Death from Snake-Bite.
SANTA CRUZ June SOth.-Domenieo Beli. an
Italian, aged IS years, was bitten by a rattle.
snake yesterday, while working in the Ben
Lomond Wine Company's vineyard, fourteen
miles north from here He was treated with
whisky, and brought TO this city in wagon,
ior treatment by physicians, but died before
his arrival. Belii has family in Italy.
Lumber Mill Burned.
EUREKA, June 3Oth.-Falk's Elk River Mill,
twelve miles from Eureka, caught fire to-day,
and the flames spread so rapidly that the men
We're soon driven from the mill, and nothing
could be done to save it. The mill was burned
to the ground and 100000 feet of lumber was
SohsoAheu. Loss, Sou,UUu, no insurance.
Railroad Accident.
HELENA (Mont), June SOth-Advices re.
celved at a late hour state that the Pacific fast
Train was wrecked near Drummond. Two Sleep
ers were deralleG and thrown down an
em6ankment Miss McCarson, of Fort Smith,
died in short time. A dozen others were in.
jured, moIe or less seriously.
Foul Play Suspected.
SPANIsHTowN, June 30ih.-The body of an nm
known man was found near here yesterday by
a hunter. There were two bullet holes through
his head and other evidences of foul play. The
man was about sixty years old, and near the
outfit
Tired of Life.
PENDLEToN (Or.), June S0th-John McFall, a
mountalneer, aged So, committed suicide Sa.ur-
day evening at Encampment by shooting him
self with a Winchester rifle. he left a note saw
ing he was tired of life. Financial difficulties
involving the sum of 800 is supposed TO be the
cause of the act.
Brandt's Remains.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S9th.-Superintendent
Bassett OF the Coast Division of the Southern
Pacitc left to-day for Portland with the remains
OF j. Brandt late Superintendent of the South
ern Pacific lines in oregon, who died at the
Lick House on saturday OF heart disease.
Body Found.
SUsANvILLE, June 30th-A sheep-herder ern
ployed by Abbott & Long was found dead in a
cabin at the head of Susan river. He had been
dead six months. The supposition is that he
was murdered. HIS throat was cut. There
was nothing in the house.
Population OF Nevada City.
NEVADA, June S0th-Nevada City's nonnta.
ton, according to the last census is 659 The
population of this township is ,05O, falling off
of 1850 within ten years. The decrease is
mainly due to the stoppage of hydraulic
mining,
The Miltimore Court-martiaI,
TICS0N fArizA Jupa 2ntb Tho o,,,..
trial OF Captain Miltimore was concluded to-day
ana the findings have been sent to Washington
The case of Paymaster WAam will be taken up
tomorrow.
Accidental Shooting.
BAKERSFIELD. June SOth.-T. ]. Hunt, of Santa
Cruz, was brought in town last night suffering
from severe wound in the fore part OF bota
hips from shotgun accidentally discharged N
the hands OF his nephew while out huLting.
Dispute Over Land.
VIRGINIA (Nev), June SOth.-Ed. Gloch was
cut with scythe this evening by two brothers
named Cahill, in dispute over small ranch
east of town. The cuts were severe, but not
dangerous.
Drowned While Bathing.
PENDLEToN (Or.), June 30th.-A railroad
brakeman brings the news, that a young man
named William White was drowned at Wallula
Sunday evening while bathing. His body was
recovered
Incorporation Defeated.
ORovILLE, June 30th.-A scecial election on
incorporation was held here to-day. Three
hundred and fifty votes were cast. Incorpora-
tion was defeated by seven votes.
Nevada Democrats.
VIRGINIA New, June 30th.-At the Demo
cratic state Central Committee meeting todar
1t was decided to hold the Convention at ReIn
on the l1th of September.
Earthquake Shocks.
SANTA Rosa, June 35th.-Three shocks of
earthquake were felt here at II o'clock last
night: They were not as severe as those in the