Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-14
ESPECIAL To THE REcoRD.usIoS.l
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Chicago "Pipe-Hitters.- -

ShicasO fipe-HlIterS."
CHICAGO. May 13th.-The police tonight
raided Chinese opium den on South Clark
street, and captured q woman, three white
men and four Cinnamon. all under the infu.
ence of the drug. Among the white men was
Joseph Brace, confirmed opium-smoker,
who contracted the habit in San Francisco
ten years seo, when mere boy, and claims
to be the hrst white msu to Indulge in the
habit in New York. He says the vice is
rapidly increasing, both in New York and
Chicago and new dens are being constantly
opened. He asserts that the stories about
Cinnamon taking advantage of the uncon-
conscious condition of women who visit the
joints have little foundation in fact that an
opiurl-smoker does not become unconscious.
He asserts that most OF the female patrons OF
these places are women of loose character,
but that a considerable number of otherwise
respectable women have acquired the habit,
and that they are safe from personal assault
by Cinnamon while enjoying the pipe in their
haunts.
Indian War Threatened In Montana.
HELENA, May 13.h.-Colonel Ilges, COM
mauding at Fort Assiuaboine, has informa-
tion that the Cree Indians ara preparing for
a general war. Three hundred lodges, under
Big Bear. Lucky Man and Little Pine. are
csmped within twenty-five miles Of Fort
Walsh, ready to cross into Montana, to
avenge the loss of the Crees in the late horse
stealing raid. Ilges sent courisrs to Fort
Walsh, demanding that the British autheri-
ties take steps to prevent the Indians from
crossing the line. Ilges thinks the first at
tack will be made on the Gros Ventres and
Assinsboines, causing general going on the
war.path and loss to the northern Montana
stock interest A party of Crees few days
ago stole forty horses from the Benton and St.
Louis Cattle Company. and ara being pursued
by two companies of cavslry from Fort Afsia-
aboine. A fight will probably result.
Rescued from Wreck.
New York, May 13 h.-The Dutch steam
er Lserdsm, Captain Stiererndat, of Amster.
dam, arrived here to-day, and reported that
on the 9th instant, at 4:30 a. NJ. she saw
! vessel with a signal hoisted, II must leave
the ship" On approaching, found it to be
the Norwegian bark lingo, Captain Corue.
liuson, with coal from Gresnock for Quebec
On account of the stormy weather. very
heavy sea and the terrible rolling of the ship,
tie lingo could not get boat out Therefore
the Leerdam sent boat to her assistance
and after much trouble and danger the crew,
numbering twelve men and the captain and
wife, were saved. 1t was difficult and dam
gerous to get alongside the Ipgo, and some of
the sailors fell into the sea, but were rescued
The captain and wife were taken out of the
DOdb ny ucauS VI q TOpos
Murderer Lynched and others Warned.
SHREVEPORT Nal May 18th. D. G.
Hutchins, who murdered VIII FL. Lyons at
the ferry landing in Bussier parish, opposite
here, on Tuesday night last, while being con.
veyed to the Bellevue jail this mornipg, was
| taken from the guards by q crowd of 100
men. and hanged in the woods. As Hutchins
saw the masked men coming he pulled large
dirk from his pocket and stabbed himself
three times near the heart. After hanging
him the following placards were pinned to
the body: There is point where forbesr.
ance ceases to be virtue. Citizens" "Fet-
termen (both of you), never return. II you
do, you will follow this desperate and thief"
The Fettermans keep store on the opposite
side of the river, and are 10 some way mixed
up with Hu.clins and the murder Thou
sands of people to-day visited the hanging
body.
A Trio OF stockholding judges.
New York, May 13 h.-Arnold Leo has
sued in the United States Circuit Court
here to restrain the Psci6c Railway Company
from issuing collateral trust bonds for build
ing branch roads. Defendant fled dsmur-
rer, claiming that Leo did not show sufficient
cause for the injunction. The case came up
on Judge Wsllace's calendar, but be lately
became a stockho,def in the company, and
declines to hear il. Judge Shipman was
appealed tn, but he, tor, owas ssc OK in the
company, and would not listen TO the case
Judge Blatchford, when sitting in this Court
two years ago, found bimself in similsr
box.
Suicide OF an italian officer.
New YORK, May 13,h.-Lieutenant Tet-
tint, of the Third Savoy Cavalry, Italy, aged
80, stopping at the Windsor Hotel, shot him
self in front of Nc. 3 West Fifty.seveath
street tonight. He had been in this country
! several months, and mixed much in society.
He became ensmored of Murray Hill
belle, who did not reciprocate his love. For
the past few days he has been very melan-
choly. To-day he was particularly despond-
ent, and his friends watched him closely.
Several times they prevented him from kill.
Ing himself. About IL o'clock he slipped out,
and when next heard from was in the hospi-
tai. On bis person were found three letters
one to M. q. Tassals, editor of the Echo
dItdlia. another to his commanding officers
in Verona, Italy, and the third was marked
s'This is my will" He will die.
The New Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg
Railroad.
NEW YORK, May 13,t The first through
train on the nsw Chicago, ST. Louis and
Pittsburg railtosd Panhandle rcute) will be
! run Monday. This is the opening of new
aud independent line beswssn New Yosk and
Chicago over the Pennsylvania Railroad. the
Panhandle route and nsw Chicago, st. Louis
and Pittsburg Railroad
Favorable Report.
PARIS, May 13ih-In the Chamber of
Deputies Cochsry, Minister of Posts and
tina. the special Government Commissioners
appointed to consider the subject had re.
ported in favor Of subversion to the Trans-
atlantic Company for the use of the postal
service between Havre aud New York.
A Passenger Train Falls Fifteen Feet.
PENNsBoRo NV. Va), May 13sh.-A
passenger train on the Penrsboro and Harris.
vile Rsilroad was precipitated into Hughes
river yesterday by bridge giving away.
The passengers were uninjured but Frank
Foster, the conductor, and w. ii. King, the
engineer, are supposed to be killed. The
train fell fifteen feet.
Graves OF Confederate Dead Decorated
MEMPHIS, May 13th.-The graves of the
Confederate dead in Elmwood Cemetery were
decorated to-day with the usual ceremonies.
Lew Houck Sentenced.
COLUMBUS (0.), May 13sh.-The motion
for new trial in the case of Lew Houck. at
Delaware. has been overruled, and the pris.
oner given fifteen years ia the Penitsntiary.
Did The Meteor Man Send This?
d. LOUIS, MAY 1osn.-AQVlce5 from the
Cariso mining district western Texas, SAY
| immense deposits Of chloride and horn silver
have been discovered in the section Of coua.
try lying between Pecos river and tho Rio
Grande, and the surface Groupings of horn
| silver are said to be the richest on the conti-
nent.
White Han Lynchsd by Negroes.
CHATTANOOGA (Tsnn.), May 13th.--Wm.
Conners (shite). aged 26, who shot dead two
men snd cut others during drunken quarrel
at Glen, Maury county. Tenn was lynched
last night by negro miaers. After bsing
har ged, his body was riddled with bullets.
A Prominent Citizen Dead.
BOSTON, May 13sh.-Georgs Washington
Warren, aged 20, died to-day. He was the
first Mayor Of Charlsstown, for nearly thirty
years President Of the Bunker Hill Monu-
ment Society, and for many years President
of the American Colonization Society.
1 The Mctropole Insurance Company.
BosToN, May 13sh.-The Metropels Insur-
ance Company of Paris, France, has ceased
business in the United States. All ou!stapd-
| ing risks and policies in this country have
been assumed by tbs Niagara Insurance
Company Of New York.
The Fire Record.
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