Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-28
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

Los ANGELES, September 27th.-In the
Superior Court this afternoon the jury in
case of Mrs. W. L. Cocnene against the Los
Angeles Cable Railway Company, found a
verdict for the plaintiff and awarded her
SIS 600 damages. The case has been on
trial for several days. In November, 1888,
plaintiff and her husband were riding in a
wagon on Downey avenue, in East Los
Angeles, when a double-horse car of the
cable company collided with the wagon,
and Mrs. Cocnene was thrown to the
ground. AS a result che sustained serious
injuries, and is now bedridden.
Alaska Notes.
VICTORIA (B. c., September 27th.-The
steamship City of Topeka arrived from
Alaska last evening with 140 passengers
and 10 900 cases of salmon.
The season is about completed, with
from 10000 to 10000 as the catch of
Southeastern Alaska. The northern and
western reports have not yet been received
Preparations were making for elections
to the United States Congress.
The weather was very stormy.
The prospects for mining in Cassiar are
looking well.
Marriage Failure.
SAN Francisco, September 27th.-Mark
Applebaum a well.known tailor, has fed
to Europe with 5000 of his wife's money
He recently married Mrs. Crustein, a
wealthy widow with three children, and
she gave him 5000 10 start tailor shop
with. He went East to purchase stock.
Soon after she received a letter from APP
plebaum stating that their marriage was a
failure, and he was going to Europe. The
deserted woman says Applebaum married
her with tire intention of defrauding her.
MARYsyILLE. September 9th. = Mrs
Martha McKenna, of Yuba City, who was
injured by being struck by box car on the
Knights Landing extension of the South
ern Pacific at that place. Friday afternoon,
died the same night from the effects of the
injuries and shock. A Coroner's inquest,
which was held this afternoon, exoner-
ated the employees of the railroad COM
pany.
Bakersfield Notes.
BAKERSFIELD, September 27th.-The
streets and some of the principal houses
were lighted by electricity tonight for the
first time.
The anniversary of the contamination of
Mexico's independence was celebrated here
to-day by large procession through the
principal streets, picnic and barbecue and
dance in the evening.
Fatal Accident at Carson.
CARSON New, September 27th.-Mrs.
Senator G. N. Notewar died this evening OF
injuries sustained in runaway last Sun
day, in which she was thrown some fifteen
feet from 8 horse. After the accident the
lady never regsined consciousness. She
leaves husband and two grown sons.
A Blaze in Washington.
DAYTON Wash }, September 27th.-A fire
this morning destroyed large barn in
which Sheriff Marquis had ST 600 worth of
attached goods, besides a winter stock of
feed. Three horses were taken out with
difficulty. ellis Ayers also lost his barns
and vehicles, amounting to 5000. Total
loss about 5000. No insurance.
Serious Fire at Martinez.
MARTINEZ, September 27th.-A gasoline
stove exploded to-day in Nicholas Kings
saloon and set fire to the building. The
saloon, Slater Bros meat market and a
brick building were destroyed. Loss S.
O00 partially insured. King was terribly
burned and will probably die.
Weather Forecast.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 27th.-Fore-
cast till 8 P. NJ. Sunday for Northern Cali.
fornia: Light rains, and warmer in the
southern portion.
Slight Shock of Earthquake.
SAN DIEGO, September 27th.-A slight |
shock of earthquake was felt here at LAS |
,O.day.