Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-12


Cleveland, and was butcher by trade; had
lost S18, 600 by specializing in pork that he
was worried by his financial trouble, and
feared that he was losing his mind. He had
81, 200 insurance on his life. He leaves a
family in Toledo
Four Negroes Lynched In Arkansas.
| ST. LOUIS, March 11th.-The Republicans
| Little Rock special says: Information is re-
! ceived that four negroes-Green Harris,
| Giles Peck, John Woods and Bur- Hoskins-
| implicated in the murder of Miss Matte
| Jshmael near Jonesboro, few days ago,
have been lynched by band of masked
men numbering two or three hun
dred The lynchers suddenly appeared
| from the woods, surrounded the house where
the negroes were temporarily placed, over
powered the guards and took the prisoners
out and hanged them to tree. They disap-
peared as quickly and silently as they gath
cred. 1t is claimed that prior to their execu,
| ton the negioes made a full confession,
giving detailed account of their crime,
! alleging that Miss Ishmael was killed for
refusing to disclose the hiding place of a
large sum of money which her father had
received few days before the tragedy oc-
Cured
! A $4,000 Haul.
| QUINCY, March 11th.-Dave Howell, sta
ton agent on the Chicago, Burlington and
I Quincy Railroad at Colchester. III. alb
seconded yesterday evening with $40. 900 be-
! longing TO the Quincy Coal Company. 1t
had been placed in bis care for safe keeping
few hours before. At noon to-day be had
| not been captured
silver and Stocks.
New YORK, March 11th.-Siiver bars.
| 1923; money easy at 3(06; Governments
steady stocks closed generally firm; Western
Union, 116; Quicksilver, 15f; Pacific Mail,
| 57S Mariposa, At Wells, Fargo, LIZ New
York Central, 145a +; Erie, 4S; Panama, 220 /;
Union Pacific, 1888; bonds, 1133: Central
Pacific, $50 bonds, 112s; Sutro, III.
No StrinSency in the Money Market.
WASHINGTON, March 18th. Secretary
Window expresses the opinion that no strin-
gency in the money market need be appre-
hended, owing to the large amount of bonds
that have been and are being purchased by
the Government.
Carl SciiurZ COmplimentei.
BALTIMORE, March 11th.-The German
| American citizens, irrespective of politics,
| gave a reception and banquet tonight to
Carl Schurz ex-Secretary Of the Interior
Schurz' reply to the toast "The New Presi-
dent " was heartily received.
The Indian Question.
WASHINGTON, March 11th = Senators
Dawes and Hoar have accepted the invitation
of the Governor and Lieutenant-G Governor of
Massachusetts,, the Mayor of Boston, Wen
dell Philips and many other distinguished cit
iZsns, TO attend public meeting in Boston.
to be called for the purpose of considering
what Justice, humanity and wise public pol
icy requires of the Government in behalf of
the Indian tribes.
slight Railroad Accident.
DENVER (Col) March lIth.-Two coaches
and sleeper of the west bound Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe train jumped the track
at La j unta to-day, causing considerable dam
age to property. Twelve or fifteen passen-
gers were bruised, but none were seriously
wounded.
National Anti Monopoly League.
NEW YORK, March 11th-The Executive
Committee of the National Anti Monopoly
League report that applications for charters
for branch State Leagues have been received
from twenty four States.
Ex-senator Booth on California.
NEW YORK, March 11th = Ex-senator
Booth of California was interviewed by
Tribune reporter tonight in reference to Cali
fornia-past, present and prospective-and
gave very interesting account of what the
Golden State has done and what, in his
opinion, she would yet accomplish.
Buried Alive.
NASHVILLE, March 11th.-Bob. Bradford,
negro, while digging foundation to-day,
was buried 10 feet deep in dirt and taken out
dead.
Expression OF Gratitude.
SPRINGFIELD Ql J, March 11th,-The SEN
ate suspended the rules to-day, and adopted
concurrent resolution thanking President
- Gov Pol ~ ;pnol,
Cabinet officer.
Murdered for Three Hundred Dollars.
LEADv1LLR tCol), March l1th-A mil
fireman, known as French Joe, was murdered
at Twin Lake, Muskegan county, Wedns-
day, by unknown parties for $500 on his per
son. The body was found in shanty yester
day. The murderers are still at large, but
detectives are on their track.
stricken with Paralysis.
DETROIT, March 11th.-Hor. George G.
Bates, formerly United States District AT.
torney for Utah, is reported in a critical con-
dition from stroke of paralysis.
The whitaker Case.
NEW YORK, March 12th-A. M.-David n.
Carvallo, the expert in the employ Of Whit
takers counsel, said yesterday to a Tribune
reporter "This so.called discovery that
words have been erased from the note of
warning is absurd. Southworth is an old
photographer, and he believes implicitly IN
that art. Now, if you should take any piece
of paper and have enlarged photographs taken
of it, you can see on it any words that you
want to. The fiber of the paper runs ia
thousand ways, and you can see apparently
hundreds of words written there. South
worth has allowed his imagination to run
away with him. That is ALL"
The Walking Match ne New York.
NEW York, March 12th-A M-At mid
night the score stood: Vaughan 405 miles,
0Leary 3905.