Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-14

Tom Fahay and Fred Walling, two we'll
known burglars, and was known to the police
as Big Fritz" He WAS a desperate char
acter, and has served several terms in the
State Prison. Ga his death bed he proved to
be thoroughly hardened man.
The CIingan Murderers in a Tight Place.
DIES MONIES Ia.), July 13sh.-A special
from Msrness station, on the Rock Islsud
Railroad, in Cass county, says the Clingan
murderers we're surrounded in grove eight
miles north Of that town this afternoon. In
the effort made to dislodge them from their
hiding-place, man named Frspk Hsllack
was fatally shot. Great excitement prevails
Throughout this State. Two uudred msn
have surrounded the grove where the mu-.
derera sre concealed. There Is no doubt but
they will be captured and lynched.
| An Apache chief Arrested.
Ell PAso tFex.l July 18Th. .--Mrchaoho
| Negro, the famous Mescalero Apache Chief,
from the Fort Stanton sAgency, who wss
with Vict0rio in his bloody wa, was ar ested
at Fort Sill, Indian Territory, and arrived
here this morning in charge of two United
| States officers, en- route to Santa Fe, New
Mexico. They remained over here all day,
and leave at 8 o'clock this evening By the
Santa Fe road.
Fatal Fall OF Heavy Stone.
FALL RIVER MAS J. July 13!h-Bv The
| fall of stone weighing two tons, distance Of
| forty feet, Dennis Sullivan was killed and
John Manchester, John Sullivan, Thomas
| Hicks and George Sabine sevtr rely IL jueed.
| Dennis Sullivan was from California, on tha
way TO his family in Iceland.
Young Man C0whided.
MILWAUKEE, July 13sh.-Mrs. Grace
Courtlsnd, Of Chicago, known in New York
as "the Witch Of Wall street." tonight
cowhided Samuel c. Jones, Of this city, 25
| years old, whom she accused of having se-'
duced her daughter Maggie. Jones was
struck across the face. neck ard shoulders,
suffering severe wounds. The attack took
| place at the corner OF Wisconsin and Broad.
way streets, the most public part of the city.
She was accompanied by her daughter.
| The New Hampshire senatorial Fight
CONCORD, July 13sh.-Tbe twenty third
| taken to-day. Whole number, 312; neces-
sary to choice, 157. w. s. Ladd received
vote, John d. Lyman l, Charles Fl. Burns
l, Chester Z. Jordan l, Samuel @. Eastman
2, Benjamin A Prescott 2, Daniel Barnard
| 4, Walter Hartman 4, james B. II. Giileu-
ger 4, Orrin G. More u, Jeremish Smith 13.
Aaron +. Stevens Is, Gilmon Msrston %.
Mason W. Tappan 80, James +. Briggs "a,
William E. Chandler 81. Harry Bingham
113.
Business Failures
NEW YORK, July 13sh-The business fail
ures throughout the United States and Can
ada, as reported during the last seven days to
K. G. Dun & Co., of TIE mercantile agency,
number 159, as against 13S last week. Thirty.
three of these occurred IN Canada and the
provinces, leaving 126 as the quota of the
United States. The distribution was ss fol-
lows: New England, Is; Western States,
AZ; Middle, Is; Southern. 2S; Pacific States
and Territories, II; New York, Z and Cam
ada, SO.
a ConvaIeseent Governor.
DEs MONIES (Iowal, July 13tb.-Governor
Hale, of Wyoming, who has been seriously
Ill at Colfax Springs, near this city. for two
months, passed here to-day, on his way to
Cheyenne, having recovered sufficiently TO
risk the journey.
Machine for Producing Rain.
WASHINGTON, July 13th.-An eccentric
man, giving the name of J. o. Robbins, snd
his address as San Francisco, has been hover.
ing around the Interior Department here for
several days. endeavo-iug to secure the exam
ination of what be terms an invention for
producing raiu. He declines to furnish the
details OF his sch4me, except before board
of official examiners.
Wife Stabbed by Her Husband.
ELLSWORTH KS. July lSsh.-A worthless
fellow named Gaines stabbed his wife four
times with a butcher knife last night, be-
cause she refused 60 live with him. Physi-
clans say the woman caLno5 recover. Off.
cers are pursuing the murderer.
Massachusetts State Tax.
BosToN, July 13 h.-The Legislature has
passed bill fixing the State tax at million
and half, in place of two millions, the levy
vetoed by the Governor
Civil Service Examinations.
WASHINGTON, July 13Eh-Judge Thoman,
Of the Civil Service Commission, will lesve
August 1st for San Francisco, to supsrintend
the local examinations there August 18th.
ThermOmefrIcal.
CHICAGO. July 13sh.-Highest temperature
to-day, 69'; lowest. 56'.