The record-union., 1895-05-01
POLICE JUDGE CAMPBELL.
Def, ,ndant Acquitted OF the Impeach
meBC Proceedings.

Def, ,ndant Acquitted Of the Impeach-
menI Proceedings.
SAN Francisco April 30.-The i'm
peachn lent proceedings against Police
Judge Campbell, based upon the present
ment filed by the Grand Jury. in which
Campbell is charged with accepting
worthless bonds. was heard by Superior
Judge Sanderson this morning.
Witnesses testified that Campbell had
beeu warned to watch for straw bonds in
that case. and Police Judge Low had re-
| ouested the other Judges TO leave the
| bonds to him.
Campbell testified that he accepted the
| bond in good Ialth.
Judge Sanderson acquitted the defend
ant.
Four Schooners Ear-Bound.
SAN Francisco, April 30.-Four
schooners-the Confienza, Lizzie Prien,
| Mayflower and Joseph and Henry-are
bar-bound in Suislaw Harbor, with no
immediate prospect Of getting ont. The
schooners were loading lumber at Suis-
| law. and while they were in the harbor a
/ heavy storm rolled up sandbar in front
of the harbor. completely cutting Oft all
chance of getting out. The Oar is above
/ water at low tide and the schooners will
| have to remain where they are until the
| spring freshet cuts it away.
Carson Mint scandal.
| CARSON (Nev.), April 3O.-The prosecu-
i cution in the Jones investigation closed
to-day, and the case was postponed until
, May 10th. Cashier Bender OF the First
| National Bank of Reno was the only wit
ness examined to-day. he said James
! Heney cashed certificates OF deposit with
him 10 the amount OF over $1,000, which
| he had received from the Reno Reduc-
| ton " Orks for bullion.
| Same Men Who Swindied Emmett.
STOCKTON, April 30.-John Emmett, a
farmer of Centerville, Alameda County,
arrived in Stockton to-day and identified
Green ana Smith, two of the men in Jail
here on charge of having swindled
| Jacob Brack OF Lodi out OF S2,0U9 as
the men who beat him out of $500 last
February, by the same game that they
/ worked on Brack.
Arranging Tor the silver Convention.
SALT LAKE, April 30.-The City Coun-
Gil tonight appointed Governor West,
Mayor Baskin, Judge McNally and
President Bacon OF the Cham Der OF Com
and reception III connection with the
| Silver Convention to be held here on
May 10Th next
State University.
/ San Francisco. April 30. = It was
stated at the meeting of University
] Regents to-day that there would be q de-
| ficit of $1,000 in the University funds.
! Consequently there will have to be re-
;renchment, and the contemplated en-
gagemeut OF many new teachers will be
| abandoned Tor the present.
| Feigniug Insanity.
VALLEJO, April 30.-'.Spud" Murphy,
the escaped convict from Fairfield recap
tured by Under Sheriff Robinson Satur-
day night on the train coming from Cor
della. is playing the insane dodge. He
| has stripped his clothing from his body,
and uaces the cell like wild animal.
Henry Willard.
TACOMA, April 30.-Henry Willard, ex-
Northern Pacific Railroad magnate,
bougDt S50, 600 worth of property here to-
,iay from the Tacoma Land Company.
! This purchase is regarded as another ln-
I clca1ion that Willard has again BECOME
allied with the Northern Paciilc.
/ Launch sung anu Two Lives Lost.
t ASTORIA tOr.}, April 33.-The naphTha
iaCnch Tile sunk. Jaines puiieT aud
1 Barney DOZEN. wera drowned. Three
Others were III lilo as. lcll IL the iluic, but
J they nlauayed 10 swim cshcre.