Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
ESPECIAL TO rnE REcoBD-usroS-l


WASHINGTON, December 31ss.-The fol-
lowing postal changes for the Pacific coast are
announced: Offices established = Arctic,
Pomo county, A. T.. Denton G.. Sayard,
Postm aster; Stanton, Yavapai county, A. T.,
Charles P. Stanton, Postmaster Tyrone,
Sonoma county. Cal, Thomas Crussell, Post
master. DiacantinnSd-Ceda Creek, Whit
man county, W. T. Postmasters appointed
-Emigrant Gap, Placer county, CAL, Susan
E. Caffyn; Howe. San Diego county, CAL,
A. w. Hubbard Hunsaker Tulare county,
CAL, Henry Hunssker; Fors Halleck, Eiko
county, Cal, d. T. Alger; Sever. Polk coun-
ty, Or, Weston McLsne; Nephi, Juab
county, Utah, Charles NJ. Frazer.
lively Time Among Actors.
NEW YORK, December 31st.-The English
actors in town gave dinner tonight to the
American actors.
A free fight among actors took place in the
Morton House to-day. George w. Morton
and Osmond Tearle. of Wallack's Thester,
English actors, arrived from Europe to-day
and went to the Morton House. AS they
passed through the Office CT the hotel, Nor
tor, who was intoxicated, made some remark,
at which an actor named Abbott, of EN-
NETS company, took offense, and the next
moment the three were clinched and rolling
on the floor. Others took part, and several
eyes were blackened and heads bruised.
Morton had Abbott arrested, and Morton
was also locked up on a charge of intoxics-
ton.
Disastrous Fire.
MILWAUKEE, December 31st-Early this
morning fire in Friend Bros large estab
lishment, wholesale clothing, originated in
the basement from an overheated or defective
furnace, and worked its way up through the
elevator The interior was completely Quilted
aud destroyed. The stock was damaged by
water and smoke as much SIS by fire. Friend
Bros. loss is $500, coo. The building was in
sured for ST. geo, the stock for 1917, 600. The
adjoining firrns-Lsnd. Lander 4 Co., whole
sale dry goods, notions and straw, and Ellis
worth & Co., wholesale hatters-suffered to
the extent Of 100000. Three hundred tail
ors, working in outside shops for Friend
Bros, are thrown out of employment.
Panic ut a Religious Meeting.
New York, December 31st.-During re.
ligious services in the Academy of Music,
Brooklyn, this afternoon, some matches in a
mans pocket set his clothing on fire. He
dashed down the aisle TO the street, where
the flames were extineu;shed The congrega-
ton, seeing his rapid movement and the
smoke, in panic rushed to the exits but
finally realizing that there was no fire in the
building, the people returned and the services
vera resumed.
The Trouble in Indian Territory Over.
ST. LOUIS, December 31st.-Advices from
Indian Territory say that Spiocte's force has
disbanded. and the trouble is over for the
present. Part of this band retreated to the
reservation of the Sac and Fox indiana, but
they ara now scattered, and are not likely to
come together again. Chicotee's force has
returned to Akmulkee, with the excep-
ton of few scou.s, who are still on the
western border.
Two Boys and Pist0l-Gne Boy and
Pistol.
WORCESTER (Mass.), December 31st.-Nel-
son Raymond, aged 16, playing with a re.
volver, killed his brother Joseph, aged 10.
MOrtuary.
TITUsvILLE (Pa.), Dscsmber 31st.-D. II.
Mitchell, ex-Msyor of Titusville, is dead.