Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
Orange from California Competing witt
FTuit fran Florida.

Fruit fran Florida.
! HARTFORD, June Ssh The Ttxges says
| Oranges from California are now coming for
| ward in consequences If the reduction of 500
| a cIr-losd iu freight charges. They nave not
heen seen much il the Eastern markets. The
Florida article is so good, snd is sold at rates
SO far, thou3h rot as cheap ss it should be-
| ID IS is has taken the field in the principal
ciries Of this part of the country, to the prac-
tic4l exclusion of al other kinds, except
| cheap Mediterranean fruit. The Florida or
ange is still too high-prieed, but that is an
evil that improved arrangements for trans
| portation. aided by the rapidly deve loping
system Of railroads iu Florida ITSELF. will soon
modify. Sauthern California, with it's eli
mate, can probably produce any or every
thing that can be grown in Florida, and eau
ezsily supply the country's great markets
with an enormously increased quantity of Or
snges. Whether these are or sre not equal
! in quality to the very superior oranges Of
Fo5ida is question that viii soon present
its own solution, after the Western fruit is
once fairly introduced Ia ths market. Is is q
remarkable fact that q1adrnpling of the or
aoge production 10 Fsorida within ths last
! eight or nine years has bad no pereeptible
! effect in lowering the price OF that popular
fruit.
The Barber Brothers.
| SUMNER ia J. JUne Sth.-Ihe Barber boys
were taken to Independence jail on the night
! Of June Oh TO keep them from 8 mob. The
| Sheriff Of Bremar county returned with them
at l o'clock to-day, aud they are now in
Waverly jail. The prospects ara that they
will be hanged tonight or tomorrow night.
TAKEN PROM JAIL AND HANGED.
DUBUQUE Qsl June ssh.-Ths Herords
| Waverly special says: The Barber boys were
taken from the jail by mob at 1:30 O'Clock
tonight, and hanged TO tree half mile
east of the jail. The mob was composed of
men from Fayette county, and was led by
brother of Shepherd, whom the BaIbers
killed last fall at West Union. The Sheriff
refused TO give up the keys, and the mob
battered down the door with sledgs-hsmmers,
and after shoft delay inside brought the
criminals cut with ropes around their necks.
The boys did not Finch particle, and did not
even plead for mercy curing the whole ordeal.
Rain and Wind in Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD June 6sh.-A heavy wind
storm, accompanied by rain, struck the
southwest portion of this city at o'clock
this evening, unroofng several houses, blow
ing down barns, fences, etc., and doing quite
large amount of damage No persons were
injured.
Specials to the State Register from Bluffs,
Chaplin, Jacksonville, Berlin and other
points along the Wabash Railroad, west of
the city, report the heaviest rain-storni this
! evening that has fallen for years. The whole
country is flooded. and great damage to crops
has been sustained.
Snow-stOrm In Colorado.
DENVER, June 8sh-A heavy snow. storm
has been in progress throughout the State
since morning.
Fatal Accident and Exciting Scene on
Race Track.
AUBURN IN. Y June ssh.--While scoring
for race to-day, gelding driven by Eugene
Root, of Syracuse, became unmauagable.
snd the sulky was broken by collision. Tue
horse dashed from the track through the
grounds, dragging the driver by the feet.
Roots head was crushed by the horse, and be
will die A buggy was smashed and several
slightly IL jured before the horse was stopp5d.
There was large crowd, aud wild excite nent
prevailed. The races were resumed within
hslf sn hour.
Not Going to Wimbledon.
| NEW YORK, June S.h.-Alexandsr E Kur.
shudt, Of this city, states "a that the probs.
biities now are that no international team
will go TO Wimbledon. No subscription has
been obtained by those outside of the COM
mittee, and our lsbors fail to reach the neces-
| sary amount. Nothing has been received
! less subscriptions TO q considerable amount
are received from other cities before Tuesday.
we shall report failure and the money
subscribed be returned, and the National
Rife Association of Great Britain advised by
cable that the match ia eff +"
Rgrsts of Speed.
CLEVELAND, June Shin an exhibition
today Clngstone trot tie the last quarter in
30 seconds. Frank Palmer and Arkansss
b jb trotted a mile double in 2:36f jay Ege
See trotted the last quarter in 334 seconds.
Little Brown Jng paced e mile in 2:15a-the
| first quarter in 33 seconds.
Maud S. sun Able TO Move.
HARTFORD, June Shat Charter Oak
! Park to-day Bair logged Maud s. three easy
heats. The first was made in 2:30, the sec.
oud in 226 and the third 10 2:142 The last
| mile was frosted with the least exertion of
I any.
A Race Track Row.
WHKEsBARRE (Pa), June S.h.-At the
| rsces to-day Constables attempted to arrest
| W. H. Bowker. of Chicago, proprietor of
wheel Of fortune en- the ground A riot en-
sued, and several shots were exchanged
William Bowser. of New York. wss seri-
ously beaten by Constable. The wheel
men furnished bail aud were released. To-
night the Constablas were arrested and held
l ~ bAAA iO< tODScEJs BHtEEY Blu aseAulI.
Postal Changes.
| WASHINGTON, June 8Ih.-Orders affecting
the posts service in California have been
4 issued as follows: Postofics estabished-Ssn
| Salvador, San Bernardino county Special
service discontinued from June 30.h-Bfg
| Bend. Butte county Calico, San Demanding
county; Westport, Mendocino county.
| Postmasters Commissioned-Frank Ira
bucco. Mount Bullion; 7. w. Jones, West
Butte L.. G. Wilcox, Banner, San Diego
county.
| The High License Question In Chicago.
! CHICAGO, June 8.h-rhe fact that the
high license bill is almost c. srsain to become q
law in this State is the general topic of COR
| versation tonight. There are sbout 4,0OO
saloons ia the city, paying $50 each per year,
or about S200G00. Il is estimated that the
number will be decreased to 600 under the
| law, yisi3ing revenue to the city of 81 ,500.-
0oO. From series of interviews among par
ties interestea, the following is found 20 be
! the prevailing opiDi1ps The Citizens Tenn
perAnce League rejoiees snd will celebrate
by mss meeting; the Women's Christian
Temper snce Union views the bill with dislike
aud suspicion-as a scheme of the rumsellsrs
20 prolong thu life # their trs ffie; leading
liquor dealers will accept the situstion and
will not contest the c1nstitutionslity Of the
Law. il passed by the Senate, admitting that
it cannot be successfully attacked
Desperate shooting GfTray.
MEMPHIS TENN. June 8sh.-The AppeaFs
Fulton Ky special ssys: A shooting affrAy
occurred this evening between posse of men
uuder the leadership of the City Marshal and
Bill and John 0asles, two men who have
caused no little trouble TO peaceful citizenscf
Fulton. In the firing, which wss begun by
the Oagles. Bill 0Agles was killed and John
Osges wounded, but escaped. A negro who
was not participating wss shot dead. Will
Jones. one of the pesse, was wounded Ia the
head and arm. The City Marshal was badly
beaten over the head.
The international typographical Union. |
CNoIsSATI, Jnne Ssb.-The international
Typ graphical Uaion today adopted 9 reso-
luiion that ga effsrt be made TO get full |
wages for female c0mposisors who had served
regular spprentiesships. The officsrs elected |
are Presi5ent M. L. Crawford, of Chi. |