Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-29
Injured in an Elevator ACCIDENT.

Injured in Elevator accident.
SAN FRANC SEQ, October 2S.h.-Robert Starr.
manager OF the tobacco and cigar department of
Root & Sanderson. California street near Davis
was dangerously, IL not fatally hurt in an ele-
vator accident this afternoon He had gone up
a few feet in the elevator when door fell
three stories down the shaft and struck him on
the head. The door was used for closing the
shaft when the elevator was not in use. It
welghed about sixty pounds, and il was the
in hi skull. The injured man was attended by
Dr. r. Beverly Cole, who states that there is a
hope OF his recovery.
Girl Asphyxiated
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2Sth -Anuie Young.
II years of age. and native of California was
| found dead in her bed at notorious lodging
| house on Third street this af' eruoon. The gas
| Jet was open aud the deadly fluid filled the
| room. Annie, who worked in pickle factory,
was, despite her youth, confirmed inebriate.
lhe last seen OF her alive she drunk and
had just return d from a saloon with can of
beer. The gas fixture is one of the sort that
| turns completely around. 1t is believed by the
| Coroner that she, while in all intoxicated con-
| dition, turned the gas out and then opened the
stop-cock without noticing it. The body is
now at the morgue.
Street Fight at Chico.
| CHICO, October 2Sth.-Zo on Moore, a member
| of the City Council, attempted TO shoot Jim Chu-
beck on the public streets last night. Chubeck
| accused Moore of circulating stories eliminating
| himself and married woman of this CITY, Chu-
| beck struck Moore several times when the
| Councilman drew his gun and snapped it sew
| eral times. 1t refused to explode, though every
| chamber was loaded. An officer separated the
combatants and both were arrested. The affair
| caused considerable excitement The friends of
both parties say it is not settled yet.
National Convention of Trainmen.
| Los ANGELES, October 2sth-The National
| Convention of Traiumen to-day elected It. T.
| Slettery Second Vice Grand Master George
| Newman, of Mlssoula, Mont, was elected Third
Vice Grand Master. 4 he plan for federation
| and Supreme Council, as devised by the rep
| resentat1yes CT the federal organizations in
| June, 1888, was unanimously approved, and the
| representatives to the last meeting of the Su-
preme Council, consisting of S. E. wilkinson,
| Grand Master; and w. II. Sheehan, Grand Sec
retlry aud Treasurer, were reelected.
Good Flow of Artesian Water.
| WHEATLAND, October 2Sth.-A flow of artesian
| water has been struck on the Richley place.
about one mile and quarter west of Sheridan,
while borin with five inch auger a vein was
struck and water came to the surface with a
ru, The well will flow in the neighborhood
OF 8ol 90 gallons per day. Farmers are rejoic
ing, as the water is essential to successful agri-
| culture on the uplands. 1t is expected SERIES
of experimental wells will b. drilled soon.
Rich Vein of Quartz.
VICTORIA (B. C.), october 2sth.-Captain Car
Toll, VINO is now in the city, reports that the
| principal Alaskan news he brings is the discov-
l cry of a rich quartz vein at Burners bay in the
direction OF the Chilc4t district. John Bern
! mart mas bought the claim and will at once de-
| velop it.
1t is reported here to day that John Doyle of
Nanaimo cut his throat in that city last night
| and died from the effects
In Parts Unknown.
| SAN FRANCISCO, October 2Sth.-Henry Contant,
proprietor OF the Montreal Market, has disap-
| peared, and, it is stated, leaves number of
cree ditors, in addition to woman who passed
! as his wife. and who furnished him with the
money to start his business. 1t is stated that
orff ii trff nd
| cnldren from Canada was the cause of his de-
palture. He took abopt 81 ,050 cash with him.
Murderer Held to Answer.
PRESCOTT "a. T.), october 2sth.-The prelimi-
nary examination OF John Chart, charged with
the assassination of George Johnson last week.
clnsed to-dsy, resulting in his being held with
out bonds to appear before the Grand jury. The
murder was one of the most cold blooded ever
committed in the Territory, and is universally
The New Armor Plant
sAN DIEGO, October 2sth.-The citizens this
| evening appointed a committee to confer win
the Government representatives VINO were re-
Gently appointed to select a site on the racine
coast for high grade armor plant and present
to them Inducements for the erection 81 said I'M
| stitution in San Diego. and the committee VIII
leave for the East in a few days.
Collision in Fog.
| sr,7r1E October 2Sth.-The steamer Premier,
which arrived here tonight. oollided with the
bark Oakland in a fog on Marrowstone Head
loaded with lumber for sea. The Premier was
| on her way to Seattle. The Premier was dam
! aged $500 and the Oakland halt that amount.
| Joseph Morgan at Large.
| BOISE CITY (idsho), October 2sth.--Jcseph
| Morgan has escaped from the State Peniten-
| tiary. de was at breakfast this morning. At
| dinner he was missing. Morgan was sentenced
| last July to ten years term for an attempt to
murder Charles Garrett, of shcshone county.
One hundred dollars is offered for his recapGure
| Match-Race Made.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2Sth.-The owner o
Almont Patchen to-day deposited $1,000 with
! the Chronicle to bind natch-raee between Al
mont Patchen aud Cricket. The race is to be
mile heats, best three in Ave. TO be contested
| either on the San Francisco or San Joce track
Death from Heart Disease
| CHICO. October 2Sth.-A stranger, while alght-
| ing from the oregon express train this morning,
| fell dead. His name was atterward ascertsineu
| IS being Frauk Lenna an old-time miner az
Cherosee, Heart disease wss the cause o.
death,