Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-11
Arrested for Murder.


VIsALIA, April 10th.-Sheriff Overall as
sisted Detective ]. c. Burke yesterday even
ing in arresting and bringing to town
Charles Marx and James Rice, charged
with being implicated in a murder COM
mitted six years ago in Hardin county,
Iowa. 1t appears that gang of Iowa
counterfeiters had been vigorously shad-
! owed by Henry Jones, United States
Grand Juryman, till their organization was
broken up. In revenge they succeeded in
numbering Jones and two of his relatives
before scattering for good. Marx and Rice,
| the men arrested, have rarches and fam
lilies on Kaweah river, in this county, and
Detective Burke has been around here tor
months quietly working up the case. He
left with the two men this morning for
Iowa. They will pass through Sacramento
this evening.
Stabbed In the Back.
SEATTLE, April 10th.-Charley Kaiveat-
sue, japanese servant, employed in a
house of Ill-fame in this city, was stabbed
in the back this morning at 5 o'clock by q
drunken man. His assailant was with two
other men, both intoxicated They had
created disturbance in the house and
were ordered out. In retaliation they as
sauted the Jap, beating him about the
head, and upon his resistance one of them
stabbed him in the back. Neither has yet
been arrested. Kaiveatsues wound is Sc
rious and may prove fatal.
Griffin Still at Large.
SAN QUENTIN, April 10th.-Forty guards
have thoroughly searched the country
around San Rafael and San Anselmo, with
| no trace whatever of Griffin, the escaped
convict, and most of the guards have re.
turned from their night and day of weary
search.
Constable Wilson of Vallejo telegraphed
General McComb that he held man an
swering Griffin's description. His full de.
scription was teiegraphed, but it did not
correspond.
New Canning Company.
SANTA Rosa, April 10th.-A joint-stock
| company has been formed for the purposes
of drying, canning and preserving fruits
| Capital stock, $4,000 Work on the build
| ing will be commenced Immediately.
To-day was very fine, and the indications
| are for good, clear weather. Vegetation is
growing rapidly.
Died of Heart Failure.
PACIFIC GROVE, April 10th.-William E.
| Burgher, Cashier of the Colorado National
| Bank, of Denver, Col, died very suddenly
| this afternoon of heart failure. at this place
! He has been stopping with his family at
Del Monte Hotel, Monterey, and was
| spending the day here. His wife and FAM
| lily are heartbroken.
Rocklin Strikers.
RocKLIN, April 10th.-It is confidently
| expected that the quArrymen's strike will
be settled satisfactorily by Monday next.
Quite number of the bosses are here in
consultation. The quarrymen hold a
| special meeting tomorrow. One of the
| quarries near Loomis started up this morn
| ing giving the men nine hours per day.
Not Guilty of Murder.
SAN ANDREAs April 10th-The trial of
| Ed CongdoD, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury last December for the murder
| OF John Lamparter, was commenced here
| on Monday, the 9TH, and ended at IL
O'Clock last night. The Jury returned in
ten minutes with verdict of acquittal.
Flee to Sonoma Mountain.
SoNoMA, April 10th. - Several Wood
WORTHLESS have pitched their tents on Sono-
ma Mountain, a few miles from town.
| Many more are expected to arrive, as this
mountain is considered the chosen spot.
A Bond Election.
IREKA, April 10th.-The Board of Su.
| pervisors ordered a special election for May
Goth. to vote on $4,000 bonds for the
building of bridges and repairing of roads
the result Of the damage by winter storms.
Convention Adjourned.
GrLRoY, April 10th. = The Christian
Church Convention adjourned sine die this
afternoon. after hearing addresses from the
| delegates and the performance of routine
work.