Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-10

the woman to Chinese house instead of
to jail for that reason. The case is attract
ing considerable interest among the officers
and Cinnamon.
Change of Ownership.
MARYsvILLE, June 9th. = The Sutter
County Farmer was sold SATURDAY. to II. L.
Woodworth. who is connected with the
paper, for s3 600. The Farmer has for ten
years or more been edited by George Oh
ieyer. and was strong advocate of the
anu-debris cause. 1t was established by
an association of Sutter county farmers for
that purpose, and has hitherto been non-
partisan IN politics. The Farmers owners
having come to the conclusion that there
was no longer any need of maintaining the
ann-debrls agitation, that question having
been virtually settled by decisions of the
Courts concluded to sell the paper. The
present purchaser represents q number of
Republicans and the expectations are that
the paper will henceforth be Republican
and take an active part in politics.
Two Accidents.
GRASS VALLEY, June 9th-Yesterday
evening party of four Swedes named
Anderson, belonging in Sacramento, were
driving In wagon, when the back seat of
the wagon gave way, and two of the women
and two infants fell out. One infant was
killed and the women and another infant
badly hurt.
At noon to-day William Phelps. at the
Mohawk Lumber Mill, was engaged in
saving pickets, when a piece of timber
flew from the saw and struck him in the
neck, cutting frightful wound. 1t is sup
posed to be fatal
District Fairs.
MARYsvILLE, June 9th-The meeting of
representatives of the Willows, Red Bluff,
Chico and Marysville District Fairs was
held here last evening, and it was decided
to organize great northern racing circuit
embracing these districts. The date of the
races and time for the fairs are as follows
Willows, August 18th to 10Th; Red Bluff,
18th to 23d; Chico, 26th to Both; Marysville,
September I'd to 9th. Eighteen thousand
dollars in purses and stakes will be offered.
Redding Notes.
REDDINe. June 9th.-The Tom Young
murder trial commenced to-day by the
impaneling of jury. The city is full of
jurymeD and witnesses.
The free bridge across the Sacramento
will be finished inside of twenty days, in
time for the Fourth of July celebration,
for which the Native Sons are making ex-
and 6. A. r. of Red Bluff will cele-
brate here.
The DOnahue Estate.
SAN Francisco, June 9th.-The Superior
Court of Marin county to-day confirmed
the sales made by the executors of the
Donohue estate. The estate has been ap-
praised aud shown to be worth over and
above the mortgage held by the Seligmans
on the railroad, at So, 10000 real estate
$4,000
Accident to Tourists.
MILTON, June 9th.-The team of J. F.
Gawthorn, of San Francisco, tourist to
the Yosemite, ran away to-day near this
place. throwing out w. R. McGrew, break
ing his shoulder cap and injuring him in
ternally. Mr.. Gawthorn was slightly
bruised.
California Wins.
SAN Francisco, June 9th.-Company C
of the First Regiment received 8 telegram
to day which shows that it is the winner of
the interstate rifle match with the Carson
City Guard by fifteen points, making l, OBS
out of possible $50.
A Test Vote.
SAN Francisco. June 9th.-It is reported
that at the next meeting of the Iroouois
Club of this city motion will be made to
change the name to the Coleman Club, to
test the sense of the members in favor of
Coleman for Governor.
Several Horses Killed.
SIssoNs, June 9th.-At 5 o'clock this
afternoon runaway car loaded with ium-
Der ran into the south-bound freight train
at McCloud, smashing the caboose and sew.
eral cars. A dozen horses were killed and
injured.