Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-13

Mrs. Lizzie Pra!hsr, living sbsut nine miles
from Hickman. for the purpose of outrasiEg
her. Colbert was Only arrested few days
ago. The preliminary examination Satur-
day slowed couclusively that he and Hart
went to Ms. PIaEhe1's house st the instance
Of white man named II. Woodall, and
were under instructions to do her all the
harm they could. Hart has 70. yet been sr-
rested.
Found shot Through the Heart.
ST. LOUIS, June 18th - Advices from
Indian Territory say: Benjamin T. Porter.
Private Secretary to Chief Chreeol, aud
brother OF General Porter, Commander Of the
Creek Nation, was found dead on the street
in 0kamulgee yesterday morning, shot
through the hssrt. Whether his death was
accidental, or the result of quarrel with 3
gang Of roughs carsusing around town firing
reviewers the night before, is not known.
Patents Granted TO California Inventors.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.-The following
patents were granted to California inventors
to-day San Francisco-Richard +. Bride
well, street car propulsion VIM. d. Patter.
son, elemiter Samuel J. Fletcher, suspeu-
sion hook: Peter II. Jacksop, girder and
beam Joseph Newman. Sacramento, We
hicle seat; Nelson Pisrson, Antioch, two
wheeled vehicle; G.. Enderson and Amos
Richardson, San Jose. orchard caltivator.
Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.-Neliia Nc
Queen has been commissioned postmistress OF
Nellie postofhce, and II. G. Camp, postmss-
ter at Telu postoffice, San Diego county.
Both offices are newly established. Archi-
bald ID. Campbell has been commissioned
postmaster at Perry.
The Civil Service Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, June 12th.-The Civil Ser
vice Commissioners and Chief Examiner will
leave here in a few days, for the purpose of
conducting examinations with the local Ex-
aminiug Boards of various cities.
Grand Orange Lodge OF the United States.
PITTsBURG. June II h.-Ths fourteenth an
nual meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge of
the United States is being held here, with
about sixty delegates, representing eleven
States of the Union, 10 attendance. Colonel
ID. NJ. Evans, of Philadelphis, the retiring
Grand Master. called the meeting to order.
The day was taken up with routine business.
yellow Fever ut Vera Cruz-BrIdge
Washed Away.
GALVESTON (Tex J, June 12th.-Private adj
vices from Vera Cruz state that yellow fever
is very bad. The authorities are trying to
conceal the fact, and the physicians and
newspapers there will give no account of the
number of deaths occurring. The fever is re-
ported to be OF an intensely malignant type.
A Netgs Dallas spscial says: The bridge
over the Canadian river, and fifteen miles Of
track on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texss, in Indian Territory were washed
away, delaying trains and mails two days.
The YignauX- Schaefcr Billiard Match.
New YORK, June 12ih. - The billiard
match for the championship of the balk-liue
game was played to- night, between Jacob
Schaefer holder of the emblem, and Maurice
Vignsux. In addition to the championship,
there was 1000 in cash pending on the re-
suit of an 500 point game. The bstting was
100 to 80 in favor Of Schaefer. Schaefer " on
the lead and scored s. Vignaux followed
with II. In the fifteenth inning Schaefer
scored 90 Vignaux followed with 80. In
the thirty-sixth inning Vignaux, after brill
liant playing. closed the game, Schaefer max
ing every effort to catch up. Score: Wig
naux, 500; Schaefer, GA. Highest run of
Vignaux, 106
Absolutely False in Every Particular.
New York, June 12th.-There is 10 truth
lie the published report of disagreement. be-
tween the Southern Pacific and Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio, known as "The
Sunset Route" G. P. Huntington said TO-
day that the statement was absolutely false
in every particular. SIN the lines from New
Orleans TO Ell Paso,' he said, President
Pierce is interested with us, and we are IT,
terested with him in the San Antonio road.
There is no occasion for controversy be-
tween u, because our interests sre mutual.
The Great Bull Butfer Case.
KANSAS CITY Mo J. June 12th.-In TIE
United States Circuit Court to-dsy Justice
Miller delivered an opinion in the o!eomar.
garire case argued two wesks ago. The de.
cision generally IS averse to the oleomargsrine
company.
Women Refused Abundance.
Boston, June 12th.-The Massachusetts
Medical Society-62 to 5S-declined to admit
women to membership.
Death OF Admiral Tucker.
PETERSBURG (Va.), June 12sh.-Adniral
John Randolph Tucker dropped dead at his
residence tonight. sged p. He left the U.
S. navy for the Confederate navy ct the be
ginning of the war. AT the close of the wal
he entered the Peruvian navy.
TnermOmetTieal.
CHICAGO. June 12th.-Highest temperature
TO day. 7S': lowest. 650.