Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-10
A Nevada County ssining Company in a
New York Court.

DOhkFetEG AIHHs
4 Nevada County saiBing Company in a
New York Court.
NV York, March 95h.-The suit of Eliza
beth D.. Vail against William NJ. r yuolds
and r. NJ Rsynold2. to recover S25 COO
growing cut OF certain mining affairs, was
called in he Ssprs0e Court, in cham bnrs,
to-day. William NJ. Reynolds WAS President
of tbs Cisco Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany, and K. NJ. Reynolds ia slso Interested
in the same company. The nine il situated
in Nevada county. Galifornis, and has o esp
ital stock of $40 GOO, 900. Plaintiff claims
that in 1879 and 1880 defendants induced her
to purchase shsfes Of the company upon csT-
tsiE representations, which she now alleges
were false. William NJ Reynolds was az
rested, and motion was made to vacAte the
ordsr of arrest or reducs the bail. The hear
ing of the motion was finally adjourned.
The star Route Case.
WASHINGTON, March 9.h.-In the star
route trial to-day Wilson resumed the iutro-
duction Of the uffi sial records Of fines and re-
missions from the contract office. The entire
morning session was consumed in this tedious
work, which was interrupted after recess to
allow The examination of Senator. elect Thos
III. Bower, of Colorado he proceeded to give
sn account OF the development of Colorado,
the extension Of railway communication, the
growth Of the cattle interests of the State
and the mail facilities. Witness identified
his signature to several letters and petitions
relEtivs to the Colorado routes and said these
papers correctly presented the needs of the
country. There YVES no cross examination.
The examination and il spsction Of official
papers wss then resumed. When the read.
ing of petitions had progressed several hours
the Court endeavored TO bring it to an end by
declaring that petitions filed after the orders
for expedition had been made were worthless.
Ingalls, asserted that the petitions justified
the ordsrs. They represented the will Of the
"What people - inquired the Court.
Inesrsoll (aolding up petitioB) The per-
cons who signed this petition.
IngeTsoll asserted that every signer was en-
titled TO as much consideration as if be had
been President Of the United States.
The reading of tire papers wss then re-
snmed, aod tinued up 20 adjournment.
The BeTford Check.
WASHINGTON, March 9sh.-Auddretou, the
banker referred TO yesterday by Rrdell ia
have been given Belford, said the record of
entries Of eheels for August and September.
1879, does not show one for The sum Of 81 0G0
CHARGED against Dorsey, as Rerdell said it
wonlj. Some Of DoTsey's checks" said
Middleton, were very badly written. His
eyesisht WIS bad, and we were more than
careful with his checks when there was de-
psrture from the general way from which
they were drawn. [ do remember that there
was check cf Dorsey's which was not paid
until sf,er Identification, but my best
recollection is that it was for small
amount, and not for 50 GOO"
ANoTHRR 81. B"
DENVER, March 9.h.-From an authentic
source it Is learned that IN July, 1879, Judge
J. B. Bissell Of Lesdville, won $1,000 from
8. w, ID lrsey in game OF poker on train
goin TO Denver, for which he gave check.
II ; evidently the one referred TO by. ReT-
dell ss hsvi0g bsen sivea to :" J. B. B !"
clsimiug to mean Congressman j. B. Bel
ford. Judge Bissell is now in New York.
McCaTerty Enters Denial.
NEW York, March 9.h.-Jchn McCafferty,
referred 70 III the Dublin dispatch SIS the
Californian implicated in Csreys confession,
Is here, arc informed your reporter that
thoagh psthizing with the Land Lezgue,
in its peaceful effort, be was not in any wgy
identified with the said society which planned
violence end crime. aud had no knowledge
whatever of Carey and his aoo0mplices or
their bloody designs. On account of his wall
known opposition TO violent methods of re-
dressing Ireiand's grievances, he was under
the bane of Irish patriots, called. He
showed a receipt, signed by the Lord Mayor
of Lsndon, for S25 contributed by himself to
the Mansion House fund. Also a copy of bis
nota 10 the Mayor 10 which he says he has q
thorough detestation OF that element of the
Irish people which is only capable OF such
acts Of maIgnity as the savage Apsehes of
Arizona would turn from with disgust Me-
Ckfferty claims to be well known In San
Francisco. He is now engaged in mining in
chihuahua, Mexico, which, he ssys, is his
present home. He was 3 msmber OF the
Arizona Legislature, in which Territory also,
he ssys, be is we'll known.
The Blaine Assassination stSry.
WASHINGTON, March 9.h.-Mr. Blaine
was called upon today. for the purpose Of
sscertsining what foundation there was fol
the report that e pistol ball was fred through
8 carriage in which he wss riding one evening
last week Me. Blaine said: ''On phursd y
evening Of last week Mr. NJ Kinley and
rode fcom tie Capitol to the Ebbitt House il
the same carriage. From the Ebbitt House
I rode home alone and dismissed the car
riage. Tie next day at noon l aesrd that
one large pare OF class in the carriage had
been broker. aud fragments of glass wera
scattered pr0f1se'y over the ssSt. l inquired
OF Mr.. Mckinley whether he noFiced any
noise or breakage du.ing our ride, and he
said not the slightest. He reminded ne that
the windows Of both doors in the carriage
were closed before we left the Capitol. I re-
msubered this also. A pistol ball fred
into the carriage must hsve gone through II
or have been found inside. l. did net "a
through, and ne ball has been found. Il my
Judgment It was rever made by 6 pistol b2ll.
Il more resembles the crack feom q stone
hurled Violently. 1 have no theory. The
window was not broken while | was 10 the
carriage"
y ga. a
WAsHTNGroS, March 9sh. -TheSs scretary oi
the Interior hAs decided case involvisg s
olsin OF the State of California TO tract oi
land OF sbous 100 geo acres lying upon the
borders OF Lske ruisre. The decision sp
proves the Creighton survey, and awards tht
lands to the State Of California, under The
Swamp LandG Grant Act OF September q. 1850
FTssaifaI Death eF Mother and HeI
ChiIa.
Nsw YoRK, March 9th.-A Times specis
from Frederick. Md, OF March Ssh. says
Betvees l and O'Clock this morning Simor
Cronise. WHO hvss shout two miles north oi
North Market, was startled by the cries o.
his children and the sight Of smoke aBc
fl mes, which we're pouring into his rooms
The widest excitement ensued, aud with one
of his children be escaped from the burning
building and reached the yard, when AIRS
Croniss threw from window three smsi
children, who were caught By their father
Six children were rescued from the flames
but ss there was still another in the houst
the heroic mother refused to leave, although
her husband and children below begged hel
"for Gods sake to jump and save her life.
After the disappearance of the mother il
search OF her little one shs was never seer
sgair, and both perished in the flames.
The Elliot. squest-DuEn Held Wifhou
Bail.
CHICAGO. March e;h.-The inquest on tn
body OF Jim Elliott. the pugilist, which
has been postponed twice on account OF th,
reported illness OF Jerry Dunn, who kiiisc
Elliott, was held to-day, and Dunn was helt
without bail to await the action of the Grant
Jury.
PIx7sBuRc (Pa), Msrch 9th.--A terrible
...,l-i.... of d,na arn;ta nccr,rrad this NnnrninE