Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-24

ten carIoans OF canned and dried fruits di-
rect 10 tne East, mostly peaches. The sue
cess OF this incorporation has been largely
8ue que 10 tne eaorts OF J. p. Wright and A. H.
county.
Fire at Fresno.
FRfsEo, September 2Si.-A vacant build
ing on n street was discovered on fire AT y
O'CLOCK this morning, and before the Fire.
Department could reach the scene the
flames Dad spread to an adioiuinC dwelling.
occupied as a residence bv II Homan
whlch was badly damaged The loss is,
about $500, partially insured. The build
ing belonged to Michael Burns The fire
Is supposed TO nave been caused by tramps
Back 10 China.
SAN FRsscIsco. September Esd. The.
steamer Rio de Janerao sailed for China and
I Japan to-day Carrying back FORTY Chinese
who arrived on her week ago ana who
/ were unable to land on writs of babess cor
pus. -Four other Chinese who were inter-
cepted on the Mexican border in Arizona
recently, while endeaToring 10 enter this.
United States, were also returned on the
steamer
Washingtcn's Pirss Hop Traio.
SEATTLE (Wash.), September 23d.-The
first train of Washington hops LETT Puvallun
to-day for Baltimore, to be shipped thence
to London. The train consists of TWENTY
tive cars and carries about los tons of hops,
At an average of twenty cents 4 pound.
the rain is worth shout $1,000
superintendent Hoits Honored,
SANTA BARBARA, September 23d.-The
Santa Barbara County Institute assembled
here yesterday. State Superintendent Hoitt
and wife arrived on the noon train and
were rendered public reception at the Ar
lugton House in the evening. The occa-
sion proved to be very enjoyable to all
present.
Collided with n Hand-car.
SAN RAFAEL, September 23d This morn
ing an engine came round a sharp curve at
a high speed and stuck a hand-car con-
tanning six Chinese and section boss
named Mcnamara. The Chinese saw the
engine and jumped, The car was shat
tered 10 fragments and McNamara was in
stantly killed, his body being mangled be-
yond recognition.
Sounds Like Irony.
MERGED, September 23d-Jas. 0'Rourke.
who was caught rob5ing the safe of Pack
ards saloon last week. pleaded guilty to-
day, and was sentenced TO two years at San
Quentin. The prisoner says he is anxious
to get to his destination, and remarked
when sentenced that it was the happiest
moment of his life.
Preferred Death to imprisonment.
MARTINEZ, September 23d.-Wm. Mar
tindale, who shot and killed John Burke
near Clayton two weeks ago, had an exam
ination before the County Judge and
pleaded guilty, as charged, to murder in
the first degree. He asked the Judge to
hang him, and not imprison him for life.
Cut and Robbed:
SANTA Rosa, September 23d-A man,
whose name could not be ascertained. was
nearly cut to pieces and robbed of $l30 on
the road between here and the little town
of Windsor last night by tramps. After
the cutting the tramps are supposed to
have taken the train for San Francisco
Chinese Bank Robbers.
THE DALLEs (Or.), September 23d Three
Chinese were arrested here last night
charged with being implicated in the rob-
berry of the First National Bank week
ago. Two thousand four hundred dollars
in money was found on them.
Goldberg Dies.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 23d-Samuel
Goldberg, who was shot by Miss Millie
Panhorst Monday night, died tonight at
the Receiving HOSPITAL Miss Panhorst,
when informed of Goldbergs death,
tainted.
A Success.
EUREKA, September 23d.-The Ninth
District Agricultural Fair opened to-day at
Rohnerville with large attendance. the
receipts for the day was 81 900, the largest
for several years on opening day.
Hotel Stables Destroyed.
OAKLAND, September I'D The Tubbs
Hotel stables were destroyed by fire this
evening at 10 o'clock. The horses and
carriages were saved. The loss is 5000,
with 70 insurance.
Unusual Accident.
OAKLAND, September 23d.--John Buck
wald was accidentally killed this evening
by limb blown from tree under which
he was at work.