Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05
Another Lake Disaster Schooner Lost
and All on Board Drowned.


near the shore, and witnessed by hundreds
but owing to the terrible sea it was impossi-
bic to render any assistance to the drowning
crew. When first seen the sailors were
chnging to the rigging, but were washed
away one by one. Captain King, the master,
was the last to go down. He was st one
time so near the shore as to be recognized by
Part of the rigging came
ashore, together with boat bearing the
name " Industry" There is no question as to
the identity of the craft. Gallant efforts
were made by the sailors ashore to rescue the
perishipg crew, but the wreck was carried 80
rapidly by the terrible gale that nothing could
reach her. The severest storm of the season
was raging, aud it was impossible to do any
thing except to wait till morning, when
search for the bodies will begin.
SECOND DISPATCh.l
SOUTH HAVEN (Mich.), June 4sh.-The
schooner Industry has come ashore, and is o
total wreck. Captain King and his son and
another man, all of St. Joseph, Michigan, are
drowned.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
CHICAGO, June 4th-A South Haven spe-
cisl says board bearing the name Belle of
Richmond" came ashore there this evening,
and it is feared that she also has gene down
with her crew.
Terrific Gales In the West and south.
CHICAGO, June 4th.-The Inter Ocean has
specials from points along the east shore of
Lake Michigan, stating that there was very
heavy gale from the northwest yesterday,
causing mariners considerable trouble.
PETERSBURG Wal, June 4sh.-A storm
this afternoon, extending from Halifax to
Garysburg, North Catolina, leveled houses,
trees and fences. In the wreck of one of the
houses two children were killed. Hsistones
as large IS a mans fist fell, damaging the
crops seriously. II is feared that fallen trees
will delay the trains.
Three Men Drowned.
FORTRESS MONROE. June 4th.-D. B.
Ready and George Dexter, of Hampton,
were drowned to-day off Sewell's Point.
ST. LOUIS, June 4th.-Advices are received
thst Maurice r. Chandler, General Agent in
st. Louis of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company, was drowned yesterday near Hum
boldt, Kansas.
The Labor Trouble.
CHICAGO, June 4th.-Everything remains
quiet among the rolling TOLL strikers at IRON
dale. Talks with them indicate that they
expect speedy settlement Of the difficulty
at Pittsburg. and distinctions from the lead.
ers to begin work again, which they would
negotiations are being carried on with view
to settlement between the employers and
employed on basis of five per cent advance.
New YORK, June h-The Trades Unions
to-day arranged for a monster mass meeting
to protest against the Penal Code. The roof.
ers and tinsmiths are organizing to demand
s xteen per cent. increase in wages.
The new Penal Code does not go into effect
until December next. 1t provides for the
punishment of persons who break contracts
of service, or hiring knowing that the proba-
BILE consequences will be to endanger person
or valuable property, thus taking cognizance
apparently of strikes as, for example, when
the workmen in an iron furnace agree to quit
work just as the molten metal is ready for
casting, when compositors on a newspaper
withdraw at an hour purposely so late as to
prevent the issuing of the next days paper,
when railroad hands stop at fixed time
along the line of road. leaving the cars, pas
sengers and freight wherever they may hap
pen to be at the moment.
SYRACUSE IN. w June 4th.-Represents-
tives of business interests in the State meet
in Convention on Thursday. to form an asso-
citation for the protection of business men,
merchants, manufacturers, shippers and
farmers, as against all questions jeopardiZing
their business.
CLEVELAND, june 4th.-The excitement
among the iron-workers is more intense to-
night. The non Union men held meeting
at Newburgh this afternoon, and about 500
were present. Members of the Amalgamated
Association were present in large numbers,
and took prominent part in the meeting,
making speeches in their interest. 1t is
doubtful if more than a small number will
resume work in The morning because of in
timidation.
CINCINNATI June 4th.-The iron-workers
held meeting at Covington last night, which
was secret. Rumors disagree as to what the
proceedings were. The feeling to-day seems
good, and rather favorable to an early ad
jussment of the difficulties.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.- Following are
the Pacific coast postal changes announced
for the week: Established ARTISTS, Los
Angeles county, Cal, William M. Wilson,
Postmaster; R.ttlesnake, Placer county.
Cal Herbert q. Ewing, Postmaster. Dis
continued-Ida, Lane county, Oregon; Tim
psnogus, Wasatch county, Utah; Galley
vile, Cochise county, Arizona. Postmasters
appointed John s. Washburne, Clark's
Station, Mariposa county. Cal: Oren
Finertie, Huron, Fresno county, Cal; James
III. Zimmerman, Pacific, Ell Dorado county,
i
Mateo county, Cal Theodore Ruth, Pomona,
Los Angeles county, CAL; Lewis Ensign,
Round Mountain, Shasta county, Cal; Sallie
L. Smith, Temperance, Fresno county, Cal. (;
George Ii. Thompson, Fossil. Wasco county,
Oregon; Byron Pahruff. Knight. Marion
county, Oregon: W. II. Bush, Riverside,
Pacific county, Washington Territory Mel
Anderson, Richareld, Sewer county, Utah
G. NJ. Clark, Salina, San Pete county, Utah.
The Forged Bonds Matter.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-There is a mys-
terry attached to the case OF Brockwsy. the
bond forger, who was recently indicted here
and brought to Washington last night.
Guild, Brockways lawyer, arrived in the city
to-day, and will insist that the Government
carry out its original agreement with his
client, and release him. 1t is certain that the
Government did not procure Brockway's in.
dictment, and it is not known who is
behind some Of the individuals who have
appeared against him here. There is no
longer any doubt in the minds of the
Treasury officials who have investigated the
bond forgeries. that the plates were made
from genuine dies obtained from the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. 1t is believed
that the Government is in possession of much
valuable information concerning the forger-
les, but the utmost secrecy is maintained
about it. 1t is reported that S23. 000 600 Of
forged bonds, made from impressions OBJ
tanned from genuine plates, are in circula-
ticn but this statement is denied with IS
much positiveness as it is made, and from
sources entitled to as much confidence. Sem
sational reports are also ahost of the issue of
spurious silver certificates, made from i'm
pressions of the genuine plates.
Bishop Gilmeur and His EXcommuni.
eating Letter.
CLEVELAND, June 4th.-The breach be.
tween Bishop Gilmour and his flock is wider
tonight than ever. His letter threatening
to excommunicate the lady members of the
Land League was read in the Catholic
churches to-day and commented upon by the
priests, who favored the Bishops position.
A large meeting of the Land League was
held to night, and the general sentiment
favored the ladies, who have the support of
all the Land Leaguers il the city. The Ia
dies are determined not to disband. Miss
Mary Rowland, President of the Ladies'
Branch Land League, has written bitter
open letter to Bishop Gilmour. in which she
saws the women of Parnell Branch of the
Land League will continus in the work they
have undertaken. She sets the Bishops
threat of accommodation at defiance.
Excursion OF Notables.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-Chief Justice
Waite, Justice Gray, General Sherman and
one or two others will take trip to Yellow.
stone PARK, Yosemite Valley and the other
great places OF the Pacific coast this summer.
This party Of gentlemen will start early in
July, and although General Sherman has
Just returned from long and busy journey
to that coast, he is as enthusiastic over the
project as il it were to be his first visit to
these places instead of the tenth.
senator Miller and Family.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-Mrs. Senator
Miller and Miss Dora Miller will start to.
morrow for Europe, and after few weeks in
Paris will return to this country in August,
going Immediately then to their home in Cal
ifnrnia. The visit is party undertaken for