Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-05

Boy Murdered In Wisconsin-The Race
Trouble In YIrginia-Merc Counterfeit
ers Captured-CiyIl Suits Against The
Star Route Confracfors-The Work of
the Minis-soldiers OF the Late War
Swindled-Ifems of Foreign Sews-Etc.
lsPEcIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD.uSIoN.l
DOMESTIC.
Male and Female Counterfeitcrs CIeverIy
Caught.
EVANSVILLE, November 4th.-Co'ner, alias Faulk-
ner, alias ever so many other Names has been can
tured in Freuchtown, Harrison county, Ind. He
was the chief and leading spirit Of the eounterfeters
OF this district and lived near Frenehtown in log
house built very much like fort. While Faulkner
wOrk-d on the manufacture of coin his wife stood
guard. Immediately after the arrest of the Pike
vile gang, X. ID. Hobbs, q detective known as Doc
Henderson, went TO Freuchtown and TO the house
Of Faulkner, TO whom he told about the raid, and
said that he (Hobbs) was the only man to escape
He wanted to hide for a few days. Faulkner readily
took him in and explained all his processes to
Hobbs, who professed TO be an experienced counter.
feiter. Cu Saturday Faulkner went to Frepchtoyn
to get some Evansville papers, to find out the extent
OF the raid. Hobbs pretended that he was 3ing for
q bottle OF whisky and followed him. and dodring
behind fences and trees saw him enter a store.
Hobbs ran in and presenting revolver at Eaulk-
nePs head ordered him to throw his hands up
Handouts were put on, and Depaty Marshal took
him in charge. Hobbs hurried back to the house.
and called to Mrs Faulkner to bring a shotgun as
he ran. She, thinking her husband was in danger
did as she was bid, and when she reached Hobbs
gave him the weapon. He capped handouts on
her before she knew what he was up to, and this
morning brought the couple down to this city, where
they caught the train and went to Indianapolis
Faulkner made coins from 10 cents in silver to $50
in gold and so perfectly that he said himself he
not afraid to 60 into bank with them.
The Virginia Race Conflict.
DANvIJLE, November 4th.-Besides the five ne.
groes reported killed last night il is said that two
others have since died. The names of only four
obtained, and these were probably ALL Junius
Hall and Ned Davis were servants at the Arlington
Hotel. OF Jere Smith and Peter Wallers the col
ored people on the street appear to know nothing.
The bodies OF those found dead on the streets were
handed over to friends and taken away. Charles
Adams, Edward Baptist and Thomas Keen were
slightly wounded. Walker Holland shot in the
head The son Of c. G. Holland Chairman Of the
Democratic Congressional Committee, rested well
last night, and homes entertained OF his recov-
cry. By agreement no services Will be hold in the
churches to-day, and the city is under the super
vision OF " The Grays" IA white complny) After
the delivery OF the mails this morning, which was
largely attended by whites and blacks, the Town
Sergeant proclaimed that no assemblies on the
streets would he allowed, and requested the people
to go home and remain quiet. All is now quiet, but
the people OF the city are not without apprehension
of further trouble. About twenty persons in all
are reported wounded.
RICHMOND, November 4th.-An immense mass
meeting Of citizens of Richmond was held at the
First Regiment armory this evening to express
sentiments concerning the riot at Danville A pre-
amble setting forth that the conflict between the
in Danville conspiracy to force the issue
upon the white people by the leaders of the coali-
ton, was adopted.
Murdered by a Policeman.
NEW YORK, November 4th.-Policeman William
Conroy on Saturday night brought into the Twenty
first Precinct Station-house prisoner PANIED Peter
Keenan,, furniture mover, 81 years old. Keenau's
head was covered with blood flowing frcm cuts
caused by the policeman's club. In his abdomen
was a bullet wound. Keenan, was removed to the
hospital, where he died soon after. Policeman Con-
roy stated that he arrested Keenan, for being drunk
and cisorderly that mob assaulted him, and that
in self-1efense he was obliged to use his club and
revolver. Conroy was placed under arrest. From
information obtained by detectives, and statements
of witnesses at the Coroner's preliminary examna-
tion, it appears that policeman Conroy had besn
drinking heavily that in liquor saloon at 800
East Thirty sixth street he assaulted several persons
without cause, and finally attacked Keenan,, who
was quietly standing the bar interfering nei-
ther with the policeman nor any one else. After
shooting him without warning, he dragged him from
the saloon and dubbed him long after he became
unconscious Conroy made several contradictory
statements about the matter.
kne OtNll SuItB Against tue staE faOuIcrs.
WAsHISGToN November 4th.-The testimony in
the civil suits against the star route contractors hav
ing been gathered and examined by the Postmaster.
General the cases have been certified to the AttOr.
ney-Geueral, that he may bring suits to the
large SUNG Of which il is alleged the Government
brought is stated as fifteen to eighteen. The de-
PENDANTS include the Parkers, Saulsburys and 9th
ers, well as the defendants in criminal prosecu-
ton. 1t is understood that some, if not most, OF
the defendants are insovent. The suits will have
to be brought and the cases tried in the judicial
districts in which the defendants reside that is to
say, with one or two exceptions, in Arizoua, New
Mexico and other Territories.
Coinage OF ihe Country.
WASHINGTON, November 4th. The annual report
of the Director of the Mint shows th,t the gold
ceiyed and operated upon during the year $40 :
000 600; silver, nearly $50 Co., The coinage OF
the year was valued at 500 200 704 total gold coin
age 1886 1885, 927 silver, S2s S35 40, of which S2S
Ill, ,1l9 was standard dollars. The profits on the
coinage OF silver dollars 49, 70 1881 net silver
profits for the last five years, SlS S603l0. The sill
circulation the Director says is in Of the
requirements, and expressed belief that equal
coinage of both gold and silver by all nations is de-
sirable, and suggests that Congress consider the
question whether the law directing the monthly
coinage of two millions in silver dollars should not
be modified or repealed. The Director recommends
that the coinage of the gold dollar and three.cent
nickel piece be discontinued
Internal Revenue Matters
WASHINGTON, November 4th.-The annual report
Of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has been
submitted. By the consolidation of collection dis
trcts, annual saving to the Government Of $685.
600 is secured. The aggregate receipts this year
estimated at Sl20,000000. During the first three
months of the current fiscal year the revenues de-
creased 81 .926, 401. The Commissioner recommends
the withdrawal of the privilege granted manufIct-
uTers OF vinegar Of separating the alcoholic property
from fermented mash and using the same in the
production of vinegar. Aside from the above, the
Il.
the Commissioners letter to the Secretary published
on the 9th OF July last.
Arrested for Adultery.
CHICAGO, November 4th.-Last night Christian
Heisecke was quietly arrested here on a charge OF
living in open state of adultery with Catherine
Maria Borowski. The story, told by local
paper, covers three continents. Hesecke occupied
the position of Account General to the President Of
Paraguay. The woman was and is the wife of Theo-
dore Borowski one of the wealtbiest merchants and
importers at Assumption, Paraguay, and with his
family moved in the highest circles An intimacy
sprang up between Heisecke and Mrs. BOrowski,
who is member OF the German aristocracy, and
seven months ago they fsd together, taking Mrs
Borowsks little daughter, and 1t is alleged, Sl2, 900
to 600 belonging to Borowski, and that Hesecke
left wife and fimily. They went to London,
thence to Germany, where Nrs. Borowski visited
her relatives; rt turned TO New York three months
ago, and came to Chicago, where they fitted up ap
partments in magnificent style Heisecke securing
position as book keeper. The truant wife, upon
Heiseeke gave bonds to answer the charge. He de
nies the allegation in toto.
The Mary Churchill Mystery Cleared Up
INDIANAPOLIS (Ind.l November 4th.-The mystery
surrounding the disappearance of Mary churchill,
daughter OF a wealthy st. Louis merchant has n en-
solved by the complete identification OF the missing
girl in this city. After fruitl search OF nearly
two months by detectives all over the land Dr.
Fletcher, of the Insane Hospital was struck with
the description OF the missing girl to the remark
able closenesswith which it answered the appearance
Of domestic in the laundry department, and at
satisfied the authorities, who, in company with
Thomas J. Gallagher, of the st. Louis GIo5s-Den-
oegat, called at the asylum and identified the girl.
She gives no reason fol her sudden disappearance.
She left the city tonight in company with her
father, to pay brief visit to her mother, but de-
clares that she make her own living, and in
formed Dr. Fletcher that she would report for duty
Wednesday.
The Election in New York
NEW YoRk, November 4th.-The election was a
popular theme in many churches to-day. The Re-