Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-08

IN oelault OF Dali lor roWdy conduct An.
other one was that they had gone
to Collinssville. where the Abbey and
other machine mines are situated, and
which were the scene of the first riotous
demonstration made BY the strikers nearly
two weeks ago. The latter theory is probab-
| ly correct, as very late tonight dispatches
were received from Ccllinsville, stating that
several strangers had arrived in town. who
are regarded as the advance guard of the
main body of strikers. A dispatch had been
received there that a demonstration would
probably be made at the Abbey mines or
Collinsvills pits, but whether hostile one,
or merely quiet conference with the ma
chine workers, 10 not known at this writing.
Exciting Scene In a Circus.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-Nearly panic &C.
CURED at thjs afternoons performance of
| Barnum's circus The place was completely
packed with over Is, 600 people. The grand
entry was being made, when one Of the ele.
plants attached TO the charriots became
frightened, went believing around the ring,
| dasbing into the procession and smashing one
or two ct the lighter chariots. To add to the
confusion, one of the lady charioteers aban-
doned her horses, and they went dashing
around the ring. The wild beasts, frightened
at the uprosr. began believing and beating
about their cage. The rest Of the elephants
became frightened and unmanageable, and
the vast audience, composed largely of
women and children, were greatly terrified
and rose upon their seats, and those near the
exit made rush and jam. For q few
moments general panic seemed inevitable,
but the continued playing by the band re-
assured the frightened multitude somewhat
and the employees succeeded in gettirg the
unimsls out snd restoring quiet. No one was
seriously hurt.
Railroad War Imminent.
NEW YORK, June 7th.-A meeting Of rail-
road men will be held tomorrow, when
probably the whole question will be settled.
It is said the trunk lines will demand that
rates to the Pacific coast be maintained by
all routes, rail and water. Ii this is not
agreed to, war of rates will follow by the
trunk lines. making the common rate ten
cents per hundred to Chicago, irrespective of
classification.
No More "sub LISTS"
CINCINNATI, June 7th.-The International
Typographical Union to-day adopted reso.
luton requiring sub lists to be abolished
in all Union offices by September 1st next
The effect OF this is that any Union printer
may be employed by o regular employe in
any Office as substitute, without being re-
CURED to be first enrolled as 81 sub by the
foreman. The order was put 10 force imme
diately In the Times Star Office, where its
PRONUNCIATION was greeted with cheers.
The Barber Brothers.
DUBUQUE ia June 7th.--Ths notorious
Barber boys were removed from tie jail at
Wsvesly last evening by the Sheriff and
deputies, quietly carried by wagon twenty
two miles to Waterloo, thence by rail TO L.
dependence, where they were jailed at o
late hour last night. The anticipated raid
on ths jill at Waveriy, for the purpose of
lyRching ths boys occurred. The party were
admitted to the jail. and convinced that the
prisoners had been removed. They departed
chagrine1.
Wrestling Match.
ROCHESTER IN. Y J. Juue 7th.-The wres-
ting match between Duncan Ross and
Henry Dufur-best two ous of three-wss
won by Rose. DuIur won the collar and
elbow.
A$.0,GG0 Fire.
BROOKLYN, June 7sh-This morning the
New York Fire Apparatus Cor pany's works
on the Gowannus Canal took fire from Epon-
famous combustion among the cotton waste,
and the building was totally destroyed. Loss,
$4,000.
The Elevator Accident.
MILWAUKEE, June S;h-A. Mp to mid.
night no bodies had been recovered from the
ruins Of the North western Marine elevator,
and the place where the tramps are supposed
to be buried is still covered with wheat to a
great depth.
An AmicsbIe Settlement.
DODGE CITY lKas.l June 7sh.-Adjusant-
General Thomas Moonlight has been here for
the past twenty-four hours, and has succeed
ed in etfecting an amicsbie settlement be-
tween the warning factions.
suGstrGikes In New York,
NEW YORK, June 7th.-There were nine
cases of sunstrOke here to-day, but none fatal.
TnermomefricaI.
New YORK, June 7th.-Highest tempera-
ture to-day, 90'; lowest, 69'.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-Higaest temperature
to day, 6l'; lowest, 7S'.