Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-21

and curious crowd at the Supreme Court.
! Dean testified that two years ago Mrs. Bell
engaged him to travel with her, to take care
of her property and generally to look after
| her interests and comfort, for which he was
to receive a reasonable compensation. he
accompanied her from San Francisco to other
principal cities of the United States, and
acted as her escort to theaters. balls, or
wherever else she required escort He also
guarded and protected quantity of dia-
monds which another witness Ia jewellery ties.
titled were worth $3.50, 900. She discharged
/ him in Paris. In answer, Mrs Bell claimed
that she had fully paid Mr.. Dean for all his
services. which she considered of little value.
He had procured an attachment upon a
quantity of her property, thus compelling her
to stay in New York at an expense of $500
per week, which she put in as counter.
claim. The jury was directed to return
| sealed verdict.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
NEw YoRK, October 20sh.-The jury in
the case of Dean against Mrs. Bell returned
verdict for plaintiff of 81, 200.
The Colorado Trouble.
DENVER, October 20th.-Governor Pitkin
to day received q telegram from General
Pope, as follows:
l have received telegram announcing the
Agent Berry and his subordinates are subject the
jurisdiction Of the State OF Colorado although
the Indian reservation, and that he cannot properly
be protected from arrest. have withdrawn the
orders given BY direction Of the President and ths
military forces will in respect take action the
matter OF arrest. As to the arrest OF Indians,
the Attorney General reserves his opinion.
The Cape Cod Railroad Manifestations
Outlook.
BosToN, October 20th.-A special from
Sandwich to the Journal says: The italian
canal men to-day have a new scheme afoat
for securing their due. The Chief of the
State police this morning learned from one of
the interpreters that the men propose to take
into their custody contractor Driesbach, re-
move him to their barracks and hold him as
q hostage until their claims are satisfied. OF
course any such an attempt will be promptly
met by vigorous action on the part of the
State force and special police sworn in by the
Selectmen. The Italians promise good be-
havior, and there is no reason TO APP.
prehend any lawless acts directed
against public or private property, unless
hunger should render the crowd desperate,
The food on hand will probably last two
days. 1t is further learned, regarding the
financial condition of the enterprise, that
unless Fisher, the chief contractor, advances
S500,000 before the 18th inst, his contract is
forfeited and the control and operations re-
vert to the company, which thereby saves
81, 500, 600 margin. This result is what Presi-
dent Goddard is thought to be striving for.
Contractor Driesbach then expects to receive
all necessary funds direct from the company.
He says $500 600 would tide over the present
difficulty. Private adyices from New York
state that President Goddard, Superintendent
Snow and the Chief Engineer, with large
force of men and plenty of funds, will leave
tonight for Sandwich.
Railroad Collision.
CINCINNATI, October Doth. A collision
occurred ON the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad this morning at Jones sta
ton, nineteen miles north of Cincinnati, re-
sulting in injuring fifteen persons. 1t was
caused by the regular passenger running into
the rear car of an accommodation as the lat
ter was switching. The Injuries were from
scalding and bruises. The wounded were all
brought here.
The Episcopal Convention.
New YORK, October 20th.-The Episcopal
Convention received message from the
House of Bishops this morning, nominating
DR.. Dunlap, of Missouri, as Missionary
Bishop of Arizona and New Mexico. 1t was
made the special order for this afternoon.
The committees on Indians were named.
Rev. Dingler Brewer was nominated for
Missionary of Montana.
Fatal Family Fight.
CHICAGO, October 20th-The Journals
Des Moines special says: Yesterday w. II.
MiddlehaB, landlord Of the Central House,
New Sharon, Iowa, having abused his wife,
her son, w. II. Davis. interfered, when
NIiddlehan, who was drunk, stabbed him
several times, finally seEering the iugular
vein and windpipe, causing death.
silver Dollars for Texas.
CHICAGO, October 20th.-The Inter. Oceans
Washington special says Texas order for
&c, GOO silver dollars was filed to-day. The
Treasurer says the silver sent to Texas never
gets back again. The orders now average
100. 600 daily, and the stock in the vaults is
slowly diminishing.