Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-21


day.
a ChInese Editor Arrested.
NEW York, July 2Gth.-Wong Chir Foo,
editor of the Chinese -ine'tcan, was yester-
day arrested on The Charge Of assault. made
by Mrs. Frances Sullivan, who lives where
Foo's Office is, Some one threw some water
ous of window ON ths Chinaman, and he,
tupscsing Mrs Sullivan, went up to her
room TO demonstrate with her. Mrs. Sulli.
van says that the editor became very much
ezcited, and after some plsaoant epithets be-
ing il dulged ia Oh both Cides he struck her in
tbs face, knocking her down.
knights TempIars IN Route.
CHICAGO. July 20Eh-Knights Templars
from the interior cities are now passing
through this city almost daily on their wsy TO
San Francisco TO attend the Irisnnial Con-
clave. Yesterday Grand Master Lewis T..
Rsed, Of Ripon, Wis, aad w. IL. Taylor, of
Fond du Lac passed through the city, and
forty-three members of the following Wig
conain Communicates have seeured their GER
tifsstes for the journey: Racine, GAINESVILLE,
Fort Winnebsgo, Oahk9st. Berlin, St. Crox,
Macy, Fond du Lee Sparta, Green Bay,
Wisconsin No. 1, Milwaukee, ST. John Com
mandery No. 8, and Milwaukee. This
simply represents the advance guard of the
Wise onsin knights who will make toe trip.
Tde California excursion trains are to run
from Milwaukee and Chicago, and will carry
number who have not Jet secnred certii-
Gates.
IN OdOr0us Ex siosiOn.
CAIRO, In) }, July 2Otn A singular aoc.
dent occurred at the ice factory Ia Paducah
late yesterday afternoon, Oae of the huge
pipes which conveys the ammonia from the
large tanks, from some unexplained cause
suddenly exploded, and almost instantly the
entire factory and resion adjacent became so
lmpregnated with hartshorn as to he almost
uncomfortable. The workmen employed in the
building rushed pellmeil, headlong into the
street, through windows and doors, TO escape
absolute and speedy suffocation, whiIe people
il the street covered their faces with their
handkerchiefs and ran franticslly from the
spot At the Richmond House, near by, ting
subtle fragrance permeated every room, and
into the servants and cooking quarters, run
mag the inmates into the open air for relief.
A. Fowler Brothers boot stoIe the odor wss
so pronounced as to nec9ssi.ate the use Of vet
handkerchief to the face aud nostrils. The
accident stops the factory until new supply
of ammonia can be obtained from ST. I.ouii.
and is of such singular nature as to bear
special mention.
Ex-senator Tabor in Trouble Again.
DBNvEB Coli July 20.h-There was a
hostile meeting &c the Windsor Hotel this
morning between ex.Se ator II. A. w,
Tabor snd James Bush, brother Of William
Bus6, TaboI's former friend and partner.
William BUsh is proprietor OF = livery stable,
Tabor had given permission TO hack-driver
TO stand before the Grsnd Or era House The
stand was previously occupied by Bush's
hsck. Bush called on Tabor and wanted to
t-t,,N laaNf FL I'll
refused 80 talk with Bush AMI hastiiz. sft the
room, taking the elevator lor his r9osItt Bush
hsaped sn manner of vile sp. ,h5 s on Tabor,
and dehed him aad all lis rsistiges. Tsbor,
believing his life 10 be in dagger called or
the police rce. In an Interview, Tabor de.
clares SHIT Bush sought the Ia .efview for the
purpoee Of picking quarrel and killing him
TABOR says that he fully bslievss that james
Bush intends to kill him on account OF
troubles growing cut of the difficulties s7ith
his brother William.
Murderer Csptared.
Ell PAsO (Tex.l July 20.h. - Ii. H
Doughty, the murderer Of policemen Mode
will arrive on to.night's train from Colorado
City, Tex, where he was apprehended by
Captain McMurEay, CT the frat company Of
Rangers. He will be taken to Yslita, the
county seat, as it is feared that be may be
mobbe1 if brought to this city. Curt and
Horn, who were committed to Jail by Jus
tice of the Peace for completely in the Inur
der, we're to-day released on a wit OF habeal
corpus sued out by District Judge Falvey, BIZ
| holding that there was no evidences to connect
either with the killing. Biddle, wha wal
committed at the same sime has given bail
but vii! be surrendered by his bondsmen, ant
WILL also get release on a bstes5 corpus.
Town Sire in DIsaute.
WASHINGTON, July 20th.-Tn 1879 tow
was founded at Eureka Springs. Arkansas
For nearly year nothing wag done to give i
any prospects, for fu Lure success, but in 1885,
| upwards Of 4, 600 persons settled there. Nov
the Lumber OF inh4bisRnts il 10000 Out
side parties pre-smpted csrtain lands within
the city limits, laid out building lots, and q
| the same time gave cut reports that thu
waters th5re Possessed great curative proper
ties, which induced 8 hesvy immigration
and caused property TO sell rapidly st an in
crease in value. The question then aros,
| who owned the town, the people who havt
| gone there, and made the place what it really
Is. or those who pre-empted large portion o
! the towa sltes, and now wish 70 sell them q
| figures. Tbs Commissioner Of the LanC
| Office mas decided ia favor If tie former.
The New Hampshire senatorship.
CONCORD, July 20lh.-Oae ballot wa
| taken to-day for United States Senator
Two huadred and eighty votes were cast
necessary to choice, l31. William L
Chandler received 90 votes, Mason w, Tap
pan 81, James w. Patterson .Senatos) 26
Gilman Marston %, Aaron f. Stevens 13
Jacob H. Gallinger 4, Henry L. Burnharn 8
Seven other Republican candidates receivet
from one to two votes each. tbs next ful
vote will not be taken until Tuesday.
Found Floating in the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, July Information i
received here that the body of II. W. Lord
son Of ex-COngressman Lord, of Michigan
recently a clerk in Ehe Patent Office, wa
found floating in the Potomac today b,
| fishermen. The men towed the body eshor
at point eighty miles down tie river anc
buried 1t Ia the sand. 1t ia supposed tia
| he fell from one Ct the river steamers, Presi
dent Harlan. of the Michigan Republican
Association, will bring the remains to thi
| ely. The mother oi deceased lived in De
tIoit. His father was recently appointed Re
ceiver Of the Land Office az D5viI's Lake
and Is st bis new post.
FrIshtfuI Deaih ar an ynsaae Nan.
ROCHESTER TM;nn.l July 20.h.-Charle
Fisher, man patient at the hospital for tn
insane, suicided this morning by jumpin,
l0to tIls lurnece In tne Doller-rOOm. Ine ire
man did not recoFnizs him as o patient, ant
before he could stop him the dssd was com
mitted. After getting inside the furnace b,
stood with his back to the redhos brick wal
/ until inssnsible, when he fell forward into tht
glowing cosls.
The Chicago BrIcklayers.
CHICAGO. July 20sh.-The briclziayers havt
notified the contractors that they Will no
work under non-U nion foremen that unIes
their demands foz dismissal of sAe feremsr
are complied with they will strike. They
are holding nightly meetings for the initistioI
OF members, and claim that in very feH
days there will not be dozen non-UnioI
competent msn in the city. Hal the COZ
trsctors have complied With theiE demands.
4 WiSe-Murderer hanged.
CANTON (0.). July 20th. George McAfiI
Ian, the wifs-murderer, was hanged here 20
day. The trap was sprung at 11:15. HI
died without a struggle, his neck beinc
broken. He was limp and lachryInoss on tht
scsffold, begging friends to pray for MIN, hi
murdered wife and children. He had an af
fecting interview with his feUr littie childre1
about one hour before ths execution.
A Long Sleep.