Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-20

cial care to notify the Chilean and Peruvian
authorities of the character and state of the
claim, in order that no defective treaty of
peace shall be made in disregard Of the rights
which Landreau may be found to possess
California Inventors.
WASHINGTON. February IS h.-Tbe follow
ing patents have been issued to California in
ventors this week: Richard T. Bridewell,
San Francisco, grip for prcpelling cars joe.
Builde. San Francisco, water-closst; Lewis
Forbes. San Francisco, hair tonic; AlfredS
Gobbs, San Francisco. sofa-bed lounge;
Hugh Mccormick, San Francisco. preparing
tale and coating articles herewith james
Randall, San Francisco, process of cad APP
paratns fer drying lumber; Alex. Watson.
San Francisco, exploder for firing blasts
Walker G. TYLER, Stockton, friction brake for
steering wheels Joshua III. Nelson, Oakdale,
treadle power for grindstones.
The oyster War.
NORFOLK lVa.l, February 18th.-Governor
Cameron and party captured the whole oys-
ter feet, consisting of SIX schooners and one
sloop, and made prisoners of the creWs,
sixty-one men. Eighteen shots were fred
through the rigging of one OF the schooners,
and she was chased thirty-hve miles towards
the capes of Virginia before being brought TO.
Desperadoes Wiped aut.
ULvALDE (Tex), February 1Ssh.-Last
night a party of desperadoes, headed by VIM.
More, visited the residences Of Sheriff Robb
and sought to murder him. Robb fought
them, killing Walter Crane. Citizens came
to the rescue, and the desperadoes were
cleaned out.
Two deputy Sheriffs visited the Mexican
ranches twenty miles east of San Antonio
yesterday to arrest Juan Garcia, a roted des-
perado and horse-thief. Garcia opened fire
with Winchester rife, wounding Deputy
Sheriff Stevens. Tie fire was returned and
Carols killed.
Railroad Accidents.
PITTsBURG. February 1Ssh.-An engine OF
the Pittsburg and Laks Erie Railroad broke
through trestle, killing the engineer and
fatally iDjnring the fireman.
denver, February 1sth.-A Salida special
says The passenger train ran into the caboose
of the freight train, in Marshall Pass to day,
breaking both legs of conductor Seely, one
in thu back. None of the Injuries are likely
to prove fatsl.
The Chester Cafasfraphe.
CHESTER (Pa), February 18sh.-Another
body hiss been recovered from the ruins of
the Jackson mandatory, that of young
man--Joseph Jones. Kelly and Neal. the
6remen injured, will probably die. It ap-
pears that two or three kegs of powder had
been received by jackson once every two
weeks, the last lot ON Wednesday evening
There was also received at the same time, a
barrel weighing 700 pounds, contents I'M
known.
A strong Temperance Lecture.
Dies MONIES ia } February 1Sth.-Two
young men, Slater and Frost, while intox-
icated quarceled last night. They struggled
for gun, and Frost seized the muzzle, placed
it against his own breast, and dared Slater to
shoot. The latter did 80, aud Frost died
slmost instantly.
Meonshiners Captured.
DALLAS (Texas), February 1Sth.-Oficsrs
have captured thirteen Moonshiners and q
large quantity Of liquor in Titus county.
The Ohio Efsing.
CINoINNATI, February 1Sth-The river is
rising rapidly, and water is in the second
story Ct houses in the lower part OF the city.