Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-31
Disaster at sea.

SAN Francisco, October 30th.-The steamer
Wilmington ran into the schooner Maytiower
last night at 1880 at point eight miles on Bo-
linss bay. thick fog prevailed at the time.
Captain Eyenson and crew of the schooner
were saved and taken on board the steamer, but
all their effects were lost. The wilmington
was bound in from Coos bay, with passengers
and Merchandise 10 the oregon Coal anu NAsi-
CATION Company
The steamer Point Arena, which arrived this
morning. reports having passed the tug Mon
arch with schooner Mayfiower in tow, bottom
up, of Duxbury reef, this morning.
Peremptory Demand for an EmbezzIer.
PORTLAND COr.), october S0th.-A revocation
by Governor Francis of Missouri, OF his war
rant for the return of F. L. Parker, the Pendle.
ton embezzer, has called down upon his head
the wrath of Governor Pennoyer, who has tel
egraphed him that he has neglected to dis
cnarge the duties imposed upon him by the
Constitution of the United States, which he has
sworn to obey peremptory demand ior the
Parker's relations in Missouri are very wealthy
and are spending money lavishly to prevent
the return of the fugitive.
Arrested on a Charge of Arson.
NApA, October SOih-This afternoon Roy Ellis.
worth and Joe Rust both boys about eighteen,
were arrested charged with arson. A warran,
is also out for Bert Blanchard, VINO cannot be
found. The complaints were made by detec.
tive John Curtin, who alleged tnat the ooys
named, in company with James tlamant ano
Lee Harold, who were both arrested some weeks
ago. set fire to a dwelling house in this city on
August llth, owned by August Muller. The
bail of FL sworth and Rust was nxeo at si,UVo-
Tulare Fruit Lands.
TULARE, October S0th.-TheIe was another
| important land sale to day in the Roberts tract
near this city. The w. E Ward Fruit Company
of San Jose bought 800 acres, which Will oe
planted to peaches and prunes in the next three
months This. added TO the $40 acres purchased
in the same locality recently by an Oakland
| syndicate, makes thousand acres OF new or
chard in that tract, many smaller pieces being
prepared for fruit. The Ward company VIII
establish cannery, dryer and packing house.
Death From Heart Disease.
RED BLUFF. October S0th-Bruce B. Lee died
| this mornisg at O'Clock of heart disease. he
was one of the Oldest and most highly respected
| citizens of California. At one time he was Har
bor Commissioner at San Francisco. be was
| agent of several insurance companies here, q
| large fruitgrower and an enterprising man
| The funeral will take place saturday at P. NJ
| The business houses will close for four hours tt
attend the funeral. He leaves widow and one
| child.
Mistaken for q Deer.
| EUGENE (Or) October 30th.-New has jus
| been received here of the accidental killing oi
| a.man named OFT twelve miles from here yes
| terday. OFT and boy named Smith were on
| hunting with hounds, each taking stand fo
| the purpose of waiting for deer to pass. ot
finally concluded to visit no Longer, and started
| to the stand where Smith was The later sap
posed he saw a deer coming, and fred. OF
| fell on the spot and died almost instantly.
Too Much Work and Too Little Pay.
| McMINNyILLs (Or.), October 3oth.-A. Hussey
who was appointed Indian Agent at the Grand'
Ronde agency some weeks ago, moved VIII
his family to his post of duty, but on arriving
| there found tre arrangements ana ac3ommoda
| tions SO unsatisfactofy-so much WORK and 81
/ little remuneration-that he returned to Nc
Minnville. His commission arrived to-day, bu
he says ne will not accept.
San Diego Notes.
SAN DIEGO, October S0th.-The Coronad
Driving Park Association have prepared thei
| programme, covering eleven days racing
which commences on December 18th and end
| January Sd The first five days viii be devote,
to trotting races and the balance to runnin
races Eight thousand dollars in prize none
is offered.
William Goldbaum, leading merchant c
Oceanside, has assigned. Liabilities, $4,000.
Young Cattle Thieves Arrested.
McMINNvILLE (Or.). October S0th.-Ed. Roger
and Charles Smelling. about 20 years of ag,
were arrested here a few days ago for stealth
cattle The cattle were driven to Portland an
sold to a butcher The boys gave $500 bond
each, aud it is stated thai they have disaI
peared. Sheep and cattle to the number