Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-13

s0n-The search Tor the Jean nette People
-LawIessness In Arkansas A Negro
shoots IEIs Indian Wife and then Him
self-Eic.
ESPECIAL DisPArcHEs TO rHs REcosD-Umosl
DOMESTIC.
Banking and Insuranse Company I'm
Trouble.
RICHMOND, VAL September 12th.-Ths
Richmond Banking and Insurance. COMPANY
this morning posted at their counter the fol.
lowing: "1he President aud Board of Direct.
ors are compelled to suspend business for the
present. Trustees will be appointed. and IL
is believed that dep ,sitors viii receive dollar
for dollar john b. Davis, President" The
bank officers state that the cause of suspen
sion is due to large depssitors recently with
drawing their fund.-, which action so ma.
terislly contracted and embarrassed The
business that they were forced to the step
taken The intimate relations between this
bank and the Planters' National bank
Davis being President Of both-has created
sn uneasy telling among the depositors in
tie latter. causing small deposisors TO with.
draw their funds. Business men having
large deposits are rallying to its aid The
Directors of the Planters National Bank
were in session late last night, examining
into its condition. and at o'clock this MON.
ing Charles E. Whitlock, james B. Pace.
two of the wealthiest men ia ths citv. were
elected Directors. John 3. Davis then re-
signed the Presidency, and Charles E. Whit
lock was elected.
Australian Mall on Fire.
New YORK, September 12.h.-At hall. d ,st
this morning fire was discovered in the
raail-reom OF the steamship Alaska, where
800 sacks OF mail matter from Australia
which arrived here from San Francisco Mon.
day. had been deposited on the afternoon of
that day. Ten sacks of newspapers and two
OF letters had been partially destroyed before
the IRE was disc JveIed As gold watch and
two or taree soyereigns were found among
the ashes, 1t is believed that portion of the
registered mail was consumed As the mail
room is IN the center Of the vessel and Is lined
with iron. and was, moreover, properly Sc
cared, it is believed that the fire was caused
by some combustble matter inc,osed 10 one
OF the sacks. As the mail sacks from Aus.
trAlia Tor Great Britain are not Opened In
transit through the United States, the pres.
ence OF dangerous articles cannot be detected
here. Most OF the injured mail matter was
made up at Sydney, New South Wales. The
parEer of the Alaska informed the officers of
the New York postoffce that full report of
the facts will be made TO the British postal
authorities on arrival at Queenstown.
The Arctic Stakeholder from Lieuten-
ant HARDER.
WAsHINGToS, September 12sh.-Lieuten.
ant q. HARDER writes from Yakutsk. June
u hope to reach a Int called Ma.v,i,
near The center of the Lena delta about July
3D. Here | will establish provision depot.
and at once commence search for the peo-
pie who were in Lieutenant Chips cutter.
propose now to make our frat search to the
westward OF the depot, which will probably
occupy the greatest part of July. During
August will make search to the eastward
rs Tar as keans river, il necessary"
Shot His Bride and Then Himself.
LARAMIE CRY (Wyo.), September 12:h.-
Kitty Stewart, the Cherokee bride Of Bronco
Sarc. died this morning, and Sam will not
live more than few hours. Bronco Sam ia
well-known colored rancher and bronco
tanner, who last spring married a squsw. He
bseame jealous, and yesterday evening shot
her. after which he shot himself.
Trouble on the Color Line.
East ST. LOUIS. September 12sh-There
IS much trouble here On account Of the action
OF the School Board in refusing colored
scholars permission to enter white schools
They have built school-house for coIored
scholars. but the latter object to the location,
aud refuse to go. applying to tbs regular
LSiool, "bCAS duullLtiuCo IL relu36Cs several
street nights have resulted, and the schools
have been twice closed, the white children
being afraid to go. The excitement is growing
Terrible State OF LawIessness.
FAYETTEVILLE ARK, September 70 h.-A
terrible state OF lawlessness exists in the
southern part of the county Recently the
United States Marshal and a pose, in at.
tempting to arrest two or three bad characters
at the house of JEFF Gallian. were fred on
and two Of them wounded Siucs then me In.
beca Of the posse have been fired on mystic
riously, and are in constant fear. Last Fri
day night an old emigrsut, camped on the
roadside with the Little boys, was shot by
jim Webb without the slightest provocation.
Since then the citizens have become fully
aroused, and the Sheriff with posse Of 200
men is securing the country. Two men have
been arrested, but Webb has not been found.
Rough Receives HIS just Deserts.
EDwARDsvILLE tll.), September 12sh.-
Three drunken roughs followed with indecent
proposals three reputable women who were
10 carriage. The women sought refuge in
the house of Fred, Thiess. The roughs
forcing their way into the house, Thiess op-
posed them. and lodged full charge Of buck
shot 10 the abdomen of Fl. HI. Daniels. and
Coroners jury exonersted him.
After Thirty Years.
CHICAGO, September 12sh.-The Nears has
q story of the return of man named Lloyd,
who thirty years ago, with a fourteen-year-
Old son. started for California, leaving his
family. Three months later the son returned,
and reported that the Indians had attacked
his fathers train, and that he escaped. The
fathers fate he reported as doubtful. After
seven years of mourning. and getting no word
from him, Mrs. Lloyd married Her
children grew up and were mated happily
The lady, who. by thrift and the
millinery business, had acquired q
competency, had wisely secured her
property TO her children. This aDgerei her
husband, and divorce was obtained. Last
Sunday morning tail and erect. handsome,
white haired gentleman knocked at tbs door
of the house, aud announced himself as /. f.
Lloyd, her first husband, the father who
had driven the son froIa him in rage. He
had supposed him dead, and in his grief lost
his sense of duty toward his family. He tried
TO make fortune before returning. He twice
succeeded, aud was twice robbed. Hs had
been IA Australia and South America The
reunion is a happy one.
BosfGn Wool Market.
BosToN, September 12sh, - The wool
market is steady aud firm. with good de.
lnsnd from manufacturers. Some holders are
indifferent about selling, but buyers find
good assortment of ali kinds Offering at cur.
rent rates. Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania
fiseces have been made at 41@42Ic. for Y
aud Y, AID are firm at these prices Michi.
gan y hseces. 500 i0c. Combing and delaine
Heeces range from 43c. TO 45c. for fine delaine,
and from Acc. TO Soc for fine ccmbing. I'm
washed wocls have been in demand, and
prices range from SIC to 35c. for Oh eice lots of
fine aud medium, from 25c. to 33c. for fair and
good average lots, and from lS'. to 23c. for
common aud coarse. California wool has
been quiet, and sales have been small at 25@
SOC. for spring. Pulled woods are in steady
demand. and have been selling at 429i7c. for
choice Eastern and Maine supers, and 35(d
iOc. for common 70 good. Foreign wool is
quiet, and both carpst and clothing woods are
in small stock.
Mere Of The Great Storm.
MACON (Gal, September 12sb.-The storm
OF Monday aud Sunday night was very gen.
erai throughout Georgia. Considerable dam
age was done to crops and several railroad
bridges were destroyed. The Ssvsnu ali river
rose seventeen feet in few hours.
Railroad Celebration.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.l, September 12th.-The
city to-day celebrates the completion Of sew.
ersl railroads with great magnifeence. Two
hundred thousand strangers are here.
Decision In Favor OF Street Railway
Company.
CHICAGO, September 12th.-A bill was re-
Gently filed for injunction to restrain the
Chicago City Railway from running cable
cIrs or laying cable tracks. Judge Gardiner
this morning made q sweeping decision in
favor az the company on all points raised by
the bill.
Fatally sha1 by His Son.
LEWISTON tnl.), September 12th.-James
a. Arnett, prominent farmer, quarrelled
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