Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-22
Woman Missing from New York.

Woman Missing from New York.
New YORK, September 21st.-The Times
has the following details: Mrs. Elizabeth
G. Morton, wife OF Captain Morton, who
commands the Pacific Mail steamship Colon,
has been missing from her home in Will
loughby avenue. Brooklyn, since Saturday
last, and up to this time no clue to her where
aborts has been sesrtaine5. Captain Morton
sailed on the Colon on Monday, September
10th, and before leaving he intrusted his wife
with the commission to come to this city on
Saturday last and pay for So, 600 worth of
mining stock which was to be transferred to
tbs CAPTAINS name at noon that day by
james E. Morris, a. his office, 165 Chambers
street. Mrs. Morton left her home on that
day to come TO this city to execute this COM
mission, and she cslled on Mr.. Morris, bat
did not obtain the stock. She did not re-
turn TO her home Saturday night, but her
sons thought she had possibly gone to
visit some fIisnds in New Jersey.
and We're not greatly alarmed. Sunday
passed without the appearance of Mrs. Nor
| ton. and Monday and Tuesday we're spent
by her son, Robert E. Morton, in telegraph
ing friends aud relatives all over the country
| TO know If any of them had seen or heard Of
! her. All answers to dispatches were to the
| effect that nothing hsd been heard Of the
missing woman. On Wednesday night Nor
ton came to this city and notified Inspector
Byrne Of the disappearance of his mother,
aud Wednesday be again had long consulta-
ton with the Inspector. the re suit of which
was that a number OF central office detectives
were detailed to investigate the case. a re-
ward of $500 has been offered for any news
of her whereabouts. The only theory that
| Mrs Morton's friends are able TO frame is
| that some one, tempted by the display of her
L,s,4 ,,NE
of money in her possession, drugged and
robbed her. or perhaps took her life.
SECOND DISPATCHl
NEW York, September 2lst.-Elizabeth
Morton, whose mysterious Disappearance has
| teaa prominent topic of town talk for the
past two days, was found this afternoon by
policeman in jersey City, at the house Of
Mrs. Davis, on Johnston avenue. She did
not know what had bscome of the S3, ,000
/ She said there was no occasion for any ex-
element about her. There is report shat
she Is addicted to diinS.
The PG2IIIsts.
New YORK, September 21st.-At Harry
| Hills last night Mace read the following
with reference to Al. Smith S remarks in yes
terdsy's Herald: IS / viii be happy to meet
| and box the champion, J ohu i. Sullivan,
! with gloves three matches-one to consist of
the event 30 take place in California, New
York and Europe; ard will put up a trophy
valued at 81, 600 against another of equal
| value that l will win two out of the three
matches, and will stake trophy Of like value
against one three times the value, that will
win all three of the matches, which will take
place Of Mr.. Sullivan's convenience, after his
present tour, thus enabling US to get fight
for test of skill-ny science against his
strength"
At MulberI y.street station a reporter was
informed that Dempsey and Boylsn were
| locked up; that Harry Hill had offered to
bail them out, but that the offer was refused,
and that the men would be arraigned at the
Tombs this morning. They were arrested on
a warrant issued by Justics Kilbreth.
An International Row.
Ell PAso, September 2lss-A serious diff
| Guilty occurred here between the Mexican
Consul, Senor Escohar, and the police au-
thoritiss, which may cause an international
complication. Two swindleIs, who had
escaped from jail, were arrested in Ell Paso
Dzl Nor-e. The suthoriiss promised the
American officers the extraditiou of TIE pris-
ouers on production Of tie necess lry papers
These were obia ned from az American Judge
and were taken By the Mayor Of Ell Paso to
| the Mexicsa Consul for bin 80 transate.
| This he did, charging Sl4 s. Consular fees
and cost Of translation. TIE officers thea
went TO Mexico ard asked for the prisoners.
! Their demand Was refused. as the papers
| st ted the charge to te chat Of sHindllhg, and
| this crime vas not included in the extradition
treaty. Accordingly the officers returned
yesterday went so the Mexican Consul and
demanded reparation, but he treated them
with insolenee, and tcld them they could do
as they pleased.
GeOrgIa's GleOmargarine Eli.
ATLANTA (Gal September 214t.- The
oleomargarins bill has been passed By the
Senate. Il was at first regarded as joke.
and it was thought it would not pass. 1t
did, however. and it now goes TO the Gov.
ernor. The bill requires that all dealers in
oleomsrgariue shah notify customers when
oleomargarine is offered to then. All man
ufactureIs are required TO plainly label their
product, and hotels aud restaurants aad
other places of public entertainment where
oleomsrgarine is used are required 30 post
signs in their dining rooms as follows This
house uses oleomargaripe.
Female Baseball Game.
| NEW YoRK, September Dist. : Female
baseball players from Philadelphia played a
game yesterday at the Seaview Park, New
| York. 1h4 players we're all young women,
| whose ages ranged from eighteen to twenty
| five yeara They wore blue and red cos
tunes. One nine were composed of blondes
and the other nine of brunettes. 1t was an
extraordinary exhibition of baseball. When
the bsll was knocked outside of the diamond
home-run was generally made. When the
short stop threw the ball to the first base it
was usually caught there on the bound.
When the game was finished, the scorer an
nouuced that the blondes had won by score
of thirty-six to twenty-seven.
| Buchanan's Loyalty.
CHICAGO, September 21st.-A special from
Washington says General Joseph Holt, Post
master-General under Buchanan, in an inter-
view in reply TO Jake Thompson, the only
other remaining member of Buchanau's Cab
met since ,Jere Blacks death, asserts the 10y
atty to the Union of both Buchanan and
Black at the opening of the rebellion, and
charges tbst Thompson used the information
he received as member of the Cabinet TO in
form the Southern censpirators, which
caused the firing on the Star of the West on
her way 70 reinforce Fort Sumter. But for
this fact she would have been abls to land re.
| Inducements.
Langtry and a New Company.
New YoRK, September 21st.-The Tribune
says: Theatrical people around Union