Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-17

from Salt river and Sheriff ]. H. Thomp.
son with posse, left yesterday for the
scene of the tragedy. Troops from San
Carlos AID the surrounding posts are also
en- route.
An Overdue Vessel.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16tb.-A dispatch
was received at the Merchants Exchange
today announcing that the German bark
j. h. Hustled, which left Victoria on Oc-
tober IS, 1889, for London, has been posted
at Lloyds as missing. She is so greatly
overdue that no hope is entertained of her
safety, and the insurance is being paid
She lad on board a very large cargo of
salmon, valued at $500 900, and the opinion
is strongly expressed that she was over.
laden. Her commander was Captain J. H
Reiners.
An Escaped Prisoner Arrested.
MARYsvILLE, July 16th.-Sheriff Saul of
this county arrested last night G. w. Hunt
alias krosky Doyle, who is wanted in
Sierra county, where he is charged with
robbing lewelry store at Loyalton. He
was arrested and examined on the charge
and bound over to the Superior Court, but
while on his way to the County Jail, on
the 9Th instant, escaped from Constable
Henderson. The Sheriff of Sierra county
has been notified, and is Oh his way after
the prisoner.
Petaluma Items.
PErALuMA, July 16th.-The examination
in the case of the people against Pete Ban
non and Others, charged with burning the
barn of j. I'll. Stiles, set for yesterday, was
continued until August 10Th. The reason
was the absence of Stiles, the prosecuting
witness.
j. Gounsky, recently discharged from the
State Prison at San Quentin, was arrested
here yesterday on telegram that he was
wanted at Half Moon Bay for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
A Captains Cruelty.
PORTLAND (Or.), July l6th.-Captain
Peter Cordiner,, of the American bark Ivy,
which arrived here Saturday from New
YORK, was arrested to-day on complaint of
Albert Wagle, one of the crew, who
charges him with extreme brutality. Cap
tain Cordiner had an examination this
afternoon before the United States Com
missioner and was held to answer in the
sum of $500.
Verdict for Defendant.
SONORA, July 16th.-The case of the Tur-
lock Irrigation District VS.. Wheaton, which
has been in progress in the Superior Court
OF this county for thirteen days, terminated
to day by the jury rendering verdict for
defendant for So 600. This is a suit insti-
tuted by plaintiffs, condemnlng the right of
way through defendants land, for which
he asked $500, 900.
Man Burned to Death.
TACOMA, July 16th.--The Model Hotel at
the town of Roy, near here, was burned to
the ground at 3 o'clock this morning, and
man named Adams was burned to death.
The register was burned, and it is impossi-
BILE to identify him. Murray Bros saloon
and general store was also burned. The
total loss is $4,000, partly insured.
Explosion of Gasoline.
FRESNO, July 16th.-A gasoline stove ex-
ploded at O'Clock to- night in frame resi-
dence owned by f. D. Vanderlys, and oe-
cupied by w. II. Harris and Harry Wilson.
The house and contents were totally de-
stroyed. Loss $500, partially insured.
A Switchman Killed.
Tucson (Ariz.) }, July 16th.-Edward Spof-
ford, switchman at the Southern Pacific
station yards, was thrown from car this
morning, falling so that the car passed over
his body, killing him instantly.
Bad Washout.
PHGNIX "a. T. July 16th.-There was a
very bad washout on the Southern Pacific
to-day near Bodie, OBTAINING the west
bound train twelve hours.
Hotel Burned.
CoLFAx (Wash.). July 16th.--The Grand
Hotel at Tekoa, owned by Albert Mester-
man, was burned last night. Loss about
5000.