Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04
Patents Granted to CaiiFornia Rsyentors

Patents Granted 30 California Rsycnfors
WASHINGTON, July Cd The following patent.
were granted to California inventors yesterday
William 7. Armstrong, Soledad, assignor to Baker &
Hamilton, seedsower attachment; San FEanci.co
David Beery sGiky Guatela, Samuel Brown, safety
car truck San Francisco, Thomas IL. buckingham
asslgnor 10 buckingham y HecLt, boot; San Fran
cisco. Alex. P. Gross dough raiser San Francisco,
William Hawkins, making insertlble saw teeth
San Francisco, Francis Hsselton, device for turn.
ing whist pins Red Bluff, Dan W Hoover, extern
sion lsuder and truck Gasport, John G. hclton,
gunsight; San Francisco Encch Lawton, vehicle
wheels San Francisco, Lionel II. Moiz, tape holding
attachment for hand stamps San Francisco. Abel
I. Spawn, fire exinguisher; Oakland, Edward d.
Warner, necktie holder.
a Boston opinion OF san Francisco
Affairs.
BosfoN July 81 The TrGn9criBt says AfTairs
in San Francisco appear to be almost bad enough TO
warrant n revival of the Vigilance Cosnittee. The
fuonclal condition Of the city must be rotten, but
something that money vii net help ia the manage
ment of the schools II the newspaper accounts are
Trustworthy, one OF the Directors, it is said, has
been indicted another is under Investigation, and a
rhird VII be reported ior GoGdly. Ti.ich IS in,
famous. &
Lotta carried at last.
NV YosK, July Sd--Ths Worlds Washington
special saws: Rev f. D. Power, GaGheId's cid pas.
tor, married Miss Charlotte Crabtree ard o. Edwin
Huss last evening, At the residence Of a friend. \
tiOtluthl opuilSi tOiiEtte5elsilI hlO
knows them both, says Miss Cabtree was meme other
than Lotta and that sr. Huss is good fellow, who
will make good husband. At tine house where
the Wedding was SAID 20 have taken place, lady
who opened the door admitted that z wedding be-
tween the parties named had occurred. When asked
whether the brides name LHtta, she eaid
she had nothing more TO say. Inquiry AZ the
Arlington, where the bride and groom were
said to spend the night preparatory % leaving for
Europe to- day, revealed the f3ct that a lady and
gentleman, the lads resemb ing Loti, arrived last
night aud registered a5 Mr.. and ATs SteiumetZ
New Mexico. They left TO-DAY. The doubt enter
tanned about the story Of the wedding grows cut Of
the belief that LOtta is in Eur PEI where size sailed
recently still she IS said to have returned once
Huss is q handsome, fair haired Engishman, who
recently inherited $50 0IQ. He is a graduate Of
Annapolis Eaya Academy He has been a theatri
cal manager in a small way. He saved Lotlas | fe
on Lake George some time since. She gave him
medal for is aud fell in love with him. III then
IN love With Q Washington girl, who VIII tomorrow
marry n Connecticut mau He Afterwards turEei TO
Lotta. go goes the story.
The Saloon Men "Kr0cked out" A2al,.
ST. LOUIS, July 3d.-For some time past many
prominent lawyers and city officials have doubted
whether what is known as the d" Dawlng high
license law passed by the II gsature, applies to It
Louis as well as other sections OF the stare. An
agreed case was presented to the Supreme Court Of
the State which rendered q decision this afternoon
The decision holds that the law not only is con-
stitutional but applies to the city OF st. Louis.
This settles the matter, and hereafter dram shop
licenses wil cost about 81 600 year. 1t is expected
that under the operations OF this law many low
doggeres viii be forced out Of existence, and that
the traffic in liquor will be better regulated than
heretofore.
shocking RsiIroad Accident
C1sctSNA1i July 3d-A fatal accident occurred
on the Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad at Wintou
Place CROSSING near this city, at quarter past nine
o'clock to night Six PERSONS were killed. The
thunderbolt express coming south on the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad, due here at
s:30 and half hour late, running fast to make up
lost time, struck huckster wagon in which were
family of six persons besides the driver Every one
eXcept William Bsrtsch, the driver, was killed
Bertsch escaped without serious injury. The
wagon was broken to spliuter5. The family were
that OF huckOter named Henry Rracke, going to
their farm, seven miles out The names Ct the
killed are Henry Kracke, his wife and four
children-John, aged 10; Annie, I6; Maggie, IS,
and Lizzie T. The bodies Of the victims were
thrown in fragments by the roadside, Mrs. Krackes
head Eas severed from her body. al the victims
were horribly mutiiatc3. In loo motive was go be-
smeared With blood that it was sprbklsd with -four
70 cover the stains.
A Blood -Curdlsng Eueident.
New YcRK, July 3d.-Mrs. Stover and her two
daughters, both grown, and oae an invalid, occupy
an uppar suite Of apsl tmeutJ ia SiXstOry fiiJ,
So I2l West'El eyentd streel. Early this morning
tho ther and dasghters were in their rooms await
Ing the arrival of some friends, who to take
the invalid girl to hospital for treatment. Sudden
I =
dear cannot stay in this rOOu II IS so close Let
me 90 for walk on the roof" She ran lightly up
stairs and disappeared through the attic door. The
mother and sister followed closely As they reacht
the roof they horriaed to see the g1r run to
the edge, and bending down and catching bold OF
the cOrnice with her two hands, swing herself over
The paved yard was six stories below. The mother
with a Shrek rushed forward and caught the girl
by the arm Just she relaxing her grasp Of the
cOrnce The daughter struggled violently. "Let
60, she cried again and again want TO die "
The mother, with a strength that seemed super
natural, still holding the g,rl, although her
whole weight now depended upon the mothers
grasp. The sister to her assistance, and both
called hysterically for assistance. In this supreme
moment of suspense above the cries OF her mother
and daughter and on-lookers, the girl shrieked
| loudly Let drop. 1t VIII be better for me
l want to go" But head and shoulders appeared
thr ugh the trap door, and the first OF the rescusrs
swung himself on the roof. There W. a glad shout
and then profound silence, except for the cries Of
| the maniac In an instant be was the edge Of
ths roof and leaning far over the edge had his
about the girls shoulders. second stout man
came tn his assistance. The mother ard sister fell
! back fainting. The two men slowly drew the still
struggling girl over the parapet 70 safety. The
| family were once in aitlaenee.
Hard Glove Fight.
PIrTsBURe, July Sd A hard glove fight, between
John Callahan and James NicCoy-two local
pugilists fought tonight st point on the
Brownsville road fye miles from the city Both men
fought hard, and at the eud Of the seventh round
Mccoy was declared the victor, Callahan being badly
wnded and unable TO continue. The battle was wit
messed by about loo persons
9'S zc Eisht Wen by Foul
NEW YORK, July 3D." Black Diamond Charles
Williams) was defeated to-day in u prize fight bv
" "Unkno vn" by foul. Following this issue # tho
battle the seconds had trough and tumble" and
were only separated by the police.
Texas Judee Assasslnated.
JEFFERSON, July 3d-Judge Hsughtou vas sssas-
snated late last night the road home from town,
where hs had been attending night session OF
Court One ball passed through hs right breast.
and another penetrated the heart His horses head
and his own clothing perforated with buckshot
The firing was heard but is so common that IL at
tracted no attention. 1t is not known who did the
shooting, but it is believed by Mrs haughton that
il was done by negro whose daughter the Judge
had wronged before marriage.
Death or United States Engineer.
DETROIT, July 3d.-Colonel Francis W. Farqrhar,
Of the Engineer Corps United States Army died ia
this ctT this afternoon, after Illness OF three
days. he hsd charge of the Government works
here. 8e leaves 4 wfe and three children.
Archbishop Purcell Dying.
CISCIsNkTI July 3d.--The following message was
just received from Rev. DR.. Callaghan
" "BIAScHEsrER (ohio), P H.-Archbishop Pur-
cell is dying. a. J. Y. CALLAGHAN"
THE ARCHBISHOP DEAD.