Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-24

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| depot, on the platform Of which the milk
would have beer safe. but were overhauled
by the spillers. The Erie company cautions
the spillers not to interfere with property
left in its charge.
NEwBURG IN. ", March 23i.-Jordan,
proprietor of the creamery attacked by the
| Spilling Committee, has secured warrants OF
arrest, and will make q claim for damages
against the city for the milk spilled.
New YORK, March 23d-The producers
and dealers, in their conference to-day, agreed
that the price Of milk for March shall be three
cents quart for the first half, and three and
a half cents TOR the latter half. Information
Of the agreement was telegraphed to the
farmers, and the usual supply viii be sent in
the morning. Another conference, to fix the
price for the rest of the year. will be held to-
morrow.
snOw-Sform.
BALTIMORE, March 23i.-Snow has been
falling steadily since 9 A. NJ, and now covers
the ground to depth of four inches.
EAST TAwAs (Mich.), March 23i The
heaviest snow of the season fell last night
eight inches on the level. A northeast biz
| zard is now prevailing. The roads are all
&blocked.
PETERSBURG (Va.), March 23d.-The snow
storm here to-day extepded to Lynchburg on
the west and to Wilmington, n. c., on the
south. It is fearfully cold weather, greatly
damaging the fruit.
Criminals Executed.
GRAHAM IN. C.), March 2Sd.-Jerome
Holt, negro, was hanged here to-day fer
entering the house of William Terrell, in the
suburbs of Gibsonville, in Alamance county,
and feloniously assaulting the inmates. The
execution took place in the jail yard, and was
strictly private.
LAFAYETTE (Ga), March 23i.-William
Bsrks and Green Cunningham (colored) were
hanged here to-day for the horrible murder of
81. 81. Rudd, highly respected citizen of
Walker county, last January.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), March 23d.-Nick
Walker (colored1, who last August murdered
Tom jenkins (colored) in Argenta, was
hanged to-day in the Pulaski county jail
yard. He protested his innocence until
short time before his execution, when he con-
fessed to having killed Jenkins
FRANKLIN TEX March 23d.-Fred. E.
Waite was hanged to-day for killing jailer A.
Wise, May 2S, 1882. He and two other pris-
oners, named Daniel Compton and Wyatt
Banks, the last named colored. plotted the
murder and Waite carried it out. Daniel
Compton is serving a life sentence for COM
plicity in the murder. and Wyatt Banks is to
hang on the 23j. Two thousand spectators
were present at the execution. Everything
was orderly, and the doomed man died with
out hinching. He confessed the crime, and re-
fused to tolerate the mockery Of religion by
allowing the presence of preacher of any of
the religious sects.
CHATTANOOGA (reun.), March 23i.-W.
Burks and George Cunningham, who muir
dered a. H. Rudd last January, were hanged
to-day at Lafayette, Georgia. They passed
the night in prayer, and this morning con-
fessed the deed. They mounted the gallows
with q firm tread, and with permission of the
Sheriff addressed the crowd, warning all
against their fate and expressing hope that
they would meet in heaven. They then shook
hands with their friends and the trap was
sprung Six thousand people were present.
This was the frst hanging in that county
since the war.
An Indian Nation Tragedy.
ST LOUIS, March 23i "A Muskogee dis
patch says that bloody affair has occurred
| on the border of the Seminole Nation. Braoy
Bretney, Eli Perrymap, Billy Grimmitt and
an Indian were engaged IN cards, which finally
ended in free fight, in which the Indian
killed Bretney and Perryman, and Grimmitt,
| who took an active part in the fight, was
killed by one of the three during the shoot
ing. The next morning two brothers named
Nose and Gabriel Marshall friends of the
] dead mar folIowed the Indian WIN had fed
and coming up with him riddled him with
bullets.
Business Failures.
NEW York, March 23l-Business failures
tba Last sevan davs "a renorted bv r q
D,, q 70 of tha Mercartiia Agencv nnm.
pun Ios g. w. VI .me ,Ss an iezt sasi
Snct;on Of m They were as follows New
Enoland states II. Middle 20. Westerp.
~ g. entbarn 3S. Pacific states and Terri
tories 10. New York citv s. Canada. d
Total ie5
Capture ana shooting OF Notorious
Rustlers.
DENVER (Col.l, March 23d.-At daybresk
yesterday, at Lake Valley, Major Fountain s
commend surprised and captured two noto
lard. After they arrived in camp, and while
the soldiers were unsaddiog, they made q
break for liberty, and had 200 yards the start,
when Fountain ordered the men to fire
Both Of the rustlers fell dead, riddled with
bullets.
Increased Freight Shipments.
New YoRK. March 23d.-The Commercial
saws: Shipments of freight from New York
to Arizona and California, via the Southern
Pacific, have increased to such an extent as
to excite the attention OF railroad men gen.
orally.
Digs MS own arave.
Tyler, an old grave-dieger, while engaged in
his gloomy work this morning, was buried by
the earth caving on him. He was dead when
found.
Net Satisfied with the Dowry.
BALTIMORE, March 23d.-Jennie Heiman,
daughter of Jacob Heiman, was to have been
married last evening TO Charles Beckmsn,
When the guests arrived they found the resi-.
dence OF heimsI cioseo, ana were toin tnsi
.ne "e1s that tbs br;5a slsct d;sannsarsG
hours % before the time for the s csrsmonv oor y
IN. ,nTIoa n r"an Was not sst;st;sJ xv;sb ~
,,r. nno ,V5;cb tba bridss father ,,rorossd r.
sstrls ON her
Mortuary.
TERRA HAUTE, March 2Si,.General Chas
Cruft died Of heart disease this morning. He
was the hrst Colonel OF the Ihirty-hrse In
diana Volunteers, during the war, commanded
the First Division OF the Fourth Corps or tht