Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-16


ranged aud he boarded the cars. He knew nc
more until he found himself in Los Angeles
His mind is still in an unsettled condition, but
he will return home in a day or two. Trouble
over land matters has been the cause of his
mental arrangement.
vacavilIe Fruit Shipments.
VAcAvILLE, October 15th.-The fruit season is
drawing to a C. ose, yet the month of September
makes very creditable showing. There were
shipped to Eastern points 40 carloads, while in
the same time there were shipped to local
points, mainly San Francisco, about seventy five
carloads. According to returns received by the
Bank of VacavilIe, the seasons shipments have
resulted in an increase OF the circu atory me-
son. Frank Buck, the largest individual ship
per, has sent forth up to Tuesday an even 100
carloads.
Grand Lodge of Masons.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 15th,-The second
days session of the Grand Lodge, Free and
Accepted Masons, opened this morning. There
were 1S3 lodges represented. Various commit
tees submitted their reports, which were placed
on file, and an adjournment was taken.
AT the afternoon session CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment was adopted reducing the monthly
dues in subordinate lodges from 81 to 70 cents.
Boy Drowned.
THE DALLEs (Or.), October 15th.-Last Mon
day afternoon Jay Robbins Luckey, aged 2
years, son of ]. c. Luckey, United States Indian
Agent at the Warm Springs Reservation, was
his father to the school building, and in re-
turning home by the mill race is supposed to
have fallen into the water. The father missed
the boy only few minutes. The body was
found in the water under the falls.
Hard to Get Jury
FRESNO, October 15th.-No jury has yet been
obtained in the Stillman trial for the murder of
Fiske. Fifty-seven men were examined to-day
for jury duty, but only two were accepted.
This makes total of ten. Nearly all those
lima
and had formed positive opinions on the sub
ject. The usual large crowd was present to-
day. One hundred and fifty witnesses have
been subpenaed in the case.
Fire at MERGED.
MERGED, October I5th.-A fire broke out this
evening in the MERGED House, q low, wooden
building, and soon spread to an adjoining
building, used as d sleeping-room by Portu-
euese and also to the next, occupied by Mrs.
Talley. The three buildings were all destroyed.
known. During the fire Joseph Cross, an old
resident of MERGED, was run over by hose-carl
and seriously injured
Well Supplied With Husbands.
SALEM (Or), October 15th.-The Sherig to-day
arrested Mrs. Frank Diekman, against whom al
indictment was found by the Grand Jury. for
the crime of polygamy. She was married sew
eral years ago, and coming to Oregon was mar
ried as Margaret Schoefer to Frank Bauer, and
again, one year ago, as Margaret Gnether, tC
FRANK Dlckman, Win WDOm she was LYING
when she was arrested
Colonel Crocker's Son Improving.
SAN FRANCISCO, October l5th.-The friends O.
Colonel Charles F. Crecker, First Vice President
of the Southern Pacific Company, will be glad
to learn that his little son Templeton, who wa.
severely injured by a fall at his fathers house
last Sunday, has shown a marked improvement
and it is now believed that he viii recover.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford.
.N-frero notohor 1Etb. cn,o+o- ~
Mrs. Stanford arrived here this evening. They
were met at Port Costa by a number OF South
ern Pacific officials and other gentlemen. Sen
ator Stanford will remain here until Saturday
when he goes to Menlo Park for q two-weeks
stay.
Alpine County Republicans.
MARKLEvILLE, October l5th.-The Republican
Convention has nominated n. d. Arnot for Su
perior Judge; II. T. Musser, Sheriff: Franz
Smith, Clerk; Joseph Larson, District Attorney
Anna u. Arnot. SUPERINTENDENT of Schools; l. E
Mayo, Assessor; c. T. Walters, Senator; 7. L
Hunnewell, Assemblymen.
Guilty of Granddaughter.
PORTLAND. October l5th.-The jury in the case
of l.. ]. Sprsgue. on trial for the murder o
Thomas Vaughn. tonight returned verdict o
Sprague became involved in a quarrel in
saloon, and the latter stabbed the former
Waugh lived only few hours.
Seriously Injured.
SEATTLE (Wash.), October 15th.-A dispatch
from Ballard says George Ward, wealthy
farmer living near town, was terribly injured
to-day by. an explosion of a stick OF gian
powder which he was drying near the stove.
The Lake County Tragedy.
CAIIsroGA, October l5lh.-Mrs. Richie, who
was shot four times when the raid on the saloon
in Lake county was made Friday evening, died
last night. The Corners inquest is only about
half completed this evening.
An Escaped Murderer Captured.
FRESNO, October l5th.-This afternoon Al
Gee Yung, a Chinaman condemned to hang fol-
murder, escaped from the Jail, but was caught
soon after near the Courthouse, where he wa
hiding.
Will of Percy Williams.
STOCKTON, October I5th,-The will of the late
Percy Williams was filed for probate to-day. He
bequeaths all his property to his wife. The es
tate is valued at 100000.