Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-22

four p,il4- s-..a Ga village TIE gang
we're overtaken and g sharp inalade insu-
gurated on both sides, the result benz, ss..::.t
seven were captured and lodged in the village
hotel. 1t is said that the excited worknen
conld scarcely be restrsined from iynching
tie robbers. This moSaine. receiving the
news, Sheriff Bidwell dispatched three dep
;ptiss,6 nclu3ing detective, Eonths spos. for
the purpose Of bringing in the prisoners, and
If possible securing the arrest OF the .Tenasin-
ing robbers. Addison ia away from any tel
.egraph station, and twenty one miles from
Chicago. Up to 6 P. b. no further details OF
the affair had been received.
sIsde aud Mitchell, the PugiIisss.
KANSAS CRY Mol August 2Ist.--The
Journals Jefferson City Mo- special aa3s !:
Governor CTittendsn to-dsY addressed d letter
TO Marshal Murphy, of Kansas City, calling
his attention 70 the open violation Of tho
statutes by Sladeand Mitchell, who are train.
ing and preparing for prize fight, they ard
their absttors being guilty Of felony IN
Ger the law, end liable 60 punishment By
eonfioeueatin the peniteutiasy from swototsn
Years. Where an ogresmsnt is mads in this
state. or training done TO fight In another
State, tbs punishment is from two TO p q
years, Tie Governor SUGGESTS 30 MershsI
Murphy that in the absence Of the Prose.
cutting Attorney, he (the Marshall take such
steps as he may deem proper to stop the
fight. a
NoTE.AIu regard to the above letter, Is
should be STAGED that Shade is now located az
Independence, NO., while Mitchell is across
the line IN Kansas. The agreement, Il is
stated, was made in New York. Shades
agent, Benny, was inteiyiswed recently re-
gardiug The matter, and ssid his man was
simply soinurniug Gt st Joseph and indie
psndeccs'for his health and pleasure, audex-
ercised accordingly.
More oklahoma Invaders.
KANSAS CRY MOI, August 2let. The
Times Wichita lKss.) special says a. =.
Stsinmaz, OF this city, who hiss hssn promi'
aent in the Oklahoma movement, has just re-
turned from . tour through the Okishoua
country. He says there are 500 colonists Get.
tied aleny its streams, AID intend to stay uR-
less expelled by AZ armed forcs. They sra
At xiously awaiting the decision Of the United
States Court in Captsin Pai1e's suit.
1 Heroine.
NFw XoRK. August Dist. - Carrie E.
Swain, vale So Bay Pors, L. T., day or
two since, rescued irom dgowliug Mrs G.
r, Dean and Mrs. Warren, the former a
ell-known Cincinnati lady. Previous to
this Miss Swain saved four lives this eelson,
one at New Haven and one sc Newport.
sunday-Law Cases In PhIladelpiIa.
PHILADELPHIA. August 21st.-The four
Reading Railroad laboFgrs arrested mere on
Sunday, the 12sh, uPon a charge of Illegally
performing worldly labor en- that day, were
given bearing to-day. Testimony was offered
TO show that the work could not be accom-.
plished on any other day OF the week in coz.
sequence Of the frequent passage Of trains.
end the magistrate taking that view, be de.
cided The werk to be necessity, and dis.
charged the defendants.
Importation Of Normandy Horses.
NEW YoBE, August 2lst.-Tle steamer
Holland, from Havre, brought $50 Percheron
stations. This ia the largest shipment Of
grown stations ever imported from Europe.
None of the animals were lost on the voyage.
Al were shipped TO farm owned by W.
Durham, at Warren. H., les. night
Trouble with Cowboys.
HUENEwELL (Ksn J. August 2lst.-The
cowboys have become 30 strong that i've City
| Marshsls have successfully resigned within
ten days. Forsyth. the latest appointment.
was assaulted on the street by cowboy
named Dick Turners who is noted as s
" killer, but the officer was too quick for
hin, sud Turner was moFtaily wounded.
Sheriff Thralls, assisted by Forsyth, arrested
and jailed ten Of the leading cowboys, snd
tle gang now threatens 20 burn the town.
AaFder Released on Bail.
Ell PAso lTexss), August 21st-H. Il.
Doughty was released Friday by Judge FaI-
vsy on a habeas corpus writ at Ysle.a, under
$50, GOO bonds. He went East Immediately.
There Is great excitemeotin FL Paso over the
affair, IS bis connection with policeman
Rhodes death was very clear.
Burgiar Shot and KILLED.
DETRoIT, August 21st.-A burglar named
2. B. Kennedy was shot and killed while at
tempting TO commit burglary at Birmingham,
eighteen miles from this city, st an early hour
Sunday morning. But little IS known of him
/ 10 this city, but tbs police say ne was known
as a dang men and professional burglar,
sseeGing Of Trades UhiOn.
NV YoRK, August 21ss.-The third an
nual meeting Of the Federation of Organized
Trade and Labor Unions OF the United States
and Canada bfgan at noon to-day.
Fatally Cured.
COLUMBIA Is. c.. August 2lst--Whils out
on horseback with lacy at Lancaster, this
State, DR.. w. Z. ?. Butler, son Ct the Sea-
ator, was thrown from his horse aud the ami
NAL fell over upon him. causing conclusion
of the brain. There is no hope Of mis- recoV-
cry.
TherunometrEeas.
New York, August 2lst. Highest tempera-
ture too day, 90'; lowest, "a.
CHICAGO August 21ss,-Highsst tempers.
ture to-day, 79'; lowest, Ga.