Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-14

| the State, the Egegi,sg Express saws: "Tht
story that Colonel Markham is leader o.
the State Division party, or has ever
| favored the division of the State by speecb
| or letter, is absolutely and unoualifiedly
untrue. Colonel Markham has not taken
part in the discussion on this question
which, In fact, has never reached the dig.
nifty OF having party to support it. Nc
speech was ever made, nor was there ever
letter written by Colonel Markham
favorlng State division, and he does not
now nor has he ever favored such pol.
ICY"
On Trial for Wife-AIurtler.
JACKSON, May 13th.-The trial of Do.
| menico Bacigalupi for poisoning his wife
by strychnine in September last com.
menced yesterday. Two days have been
occupied IN getting jury. Nearly 100
Jurors are present TO select from. One is
lacking to complete the jury, who will
probably be secured tonight. The, case
elicits much interest. A large number OF
witnesses are present. several from beyond
the county.
Grass Valley Notes.
GRASS Valley, May 13th.-The Grass Val
ley Extraction Company has been formed
in Edinburgh, Scotland, to erect and main
tain works in Grass Valley for the treat
AAohb Va vi % ad0
Over 5000 in purses are offered for the
races at the annual fair to commence
August 10Th.
An examination for entrance to the State
University will be held here June 25th,
26th and 9th. and an examination for en-.
trance to the Normal School on June Goth
and 21st.
Admission Day.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13th.-The joint
committee of Native Sons held their initial
meeting this evening to make arrange.
ments for the celebration of Admission
Day. Five delegates from each parlor
were present. w. H. Chamberlain, after
spirited contest, was elected Chairman.
W. 81. Weston, of Ell Dorado Parlor, was
chosen Vice. President and R. P. Doolan,
Secretary.
The Chinese Removal.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13th.-The proceed
ings to test the Bingham ordinance, re-
lating to the removal of Chinamen from
the heart of the city to South San Fran.
cisco, were begun to-day by the arrest OF
Chae Yuen for failure to comply with it.
Shortly after his arrest the Chinese Consul
secured writ of habeas corpus from the
United States District Judge.
Disastrous Runaway.
SAN JosE May 13th.-Emery E. Allison
aged about 81 years, while driving four.
horse team through East San Jose this
afternoon, lost control of the team, which
ran away, throwing him out and fatally in.
juring him. He received a heavy bruise
on the head and broken rib pierced his
lung. He lived half an hour.
Perished In the South.
EUGENE (Or.), May 13th-The remains
OF G. B. Hatch have been found in the
Blue River mines, in the Cascade Noun.
tains, ffty-one miles from Eugene and
three-quarters of miles from Dale's
cabin. He started from Thomas cabin fol
Dales cabin on the last day of last Decem.
Der and evidently perished In the snow.
Chinaman Killed.
THE DALLEs (Or.) May 13th.-Last even.
ing, just east of the freight depot, the west
bound passenger overlook hand.car con.
veyiDg Cinnamon from work. In jumping
from the car one fell, and bis body was
crushedl He died in few minutes. The
remains were brought to this city and
buried.
New Quarantine Station.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13th.-Dr. Preston
n. Bailhache of the Hospital Marine Ser.
vice just returned from the North says hs
has located quarantine station for the
4NoilA oSiAO OOhSl On tuC lOuSuc VI ldul
just opposite Port Townsend, which is
Military Reservation.
Accidentally Drowned.
ORovILLE, May 13th.-A. A. Mcintyre, 6
prominent mining man of this place, was
accidentally drowned in the east branch o
the Feather river this morning. No par
ticulars are obtainable.
The river has been slowly falling for sew.
eral days.
Inspecting Their Property.
SAN LUIS OBIspo, May 13th.-The owners
of the bituminous quarries here-Messrs
]. A. Fairchild, T. E. Rowan, G. A. Dobin.
son, E. F. Spence and W. J. Brodrick
representing capital of $1,000, ,OO0-are
looking at and inspecting their property.
The Jap Wins.
SEATTLE Wash }, May 13th.--The mixed
Matsado Sorakichi and ]. P. Donner, for 6
purse of $500 and the gate receipts, was
won by the former, who captured two falls
out of three.
A New Pitcher.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13th.-Manager
Robinson has signed Tom Carsey of the
New York Metropolitan Club as pitcher
The new man is expected here early next
week. He has splendid record as a
pitcher.
Mining Expert Dead.
SAN Francisco, May 13th.-News was
received here to-day of the death in New
York city of NJ. c. Hillyer. a prominent
mining expert, widely known in Califor.
mia, Nevada and New York.
Only Street Talk.
VAcAvILLE, May 13th.-The organization
of Worlds Fair Club is windy street talk
There was absolutely nothing done, and i,
is not probable that anything will be done
State Undertakers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13th.-The State
Undertakers' Association elected c. D.
Wright of San Francisco President and H
B. McAvoy was reelected Secretary.
The President Resigns.
San Francisco, May 13th-The Beard q
Regents of the State University to-day
accepted the resignation of Horace Davis
as President.