Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-16
Fatal Fit.
OREGON.

Women's Christian Temperance Union
Reunion OF Pioneers-DlstIess ing Ac-
cident.
PORTLAND, June 15sh.-The State Conven-
ton Of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union convened here this morning. TIE
Convention is presided over by Miss Frances
Willard. The attendance from all parts OF
the State is large.
The State Pioneer Association held its
eleventh reunion to-day at the State fair
grounds, near Salem. A very large crowd
wa, in attendance. The annual address was
delivered ~ W. Lair Hill.
A very distressing accident occurred yes
| terday evening near Silverton, Marion county.
A little son of J. NJ. Brown, while alone at
| home and playing. found an old gun and be-
gan playing with the weapon, which was dis
charged, and the child was killed instantly.
High License All Right.
PORTLAND. Juae I5th.-Judge Stott de-
| cided in the State Circuit Court this morning
| In favor Of high liquor license. He held that
| the Common Council had right. uuder the
! charter, to impose license OF $500 per an
nun. OF any other sum which In its luds-
1neut was deemed right and just. This de-
cision settles a number OF test cases now
pending. where saloon-keepers we're refused
! license and were arrested. The liquor dealers
say they will carry the cases to the Supreme
Court.
Coming Municipal Election 49, Printers
Picnic.
PORTLAND, June l5sh.-An unusual degree
Of interest IS eviueed in the municipal cleo
ton to come off next Monday. Both the
| Republican and Democratic City COnven-
lions have postponed making nominations
until tomorrow evening. The project OF
81 q .,l-a - haar, hara
| doued. The decision Of the Judge to-day on
the liquor question will have decided IL
! hueuce on the election.
TIE fourth annual printers picnic Will be
! held at Vancouver from this city.
Domestic Disturbance.
! PORTLAND. June 15sh.-Great excitement
was created this afternoon by row between
! q man giving bis name as G.. J. Hutchinson,
| and his wife. II appears that Hutchinson
! came recently from San Francisco with his
wife and little daughter. He became con-
yircsd Of his wife's faithlessness, and to-day
attempted to take the child from her. A
! quarrel ensued, during which Hutchinson
used foul language to his wife, and made at
| tempts TO strike the woman. A large crowd
Of spectators collected, and several persons
| became excited and interfered. Hutch
| inson was knocked down, and would
have been very roughly handled
had not officers rushed in and rescued him.
He was lodged in all, and his wife made her
escape with their daughter. There appears
to be good reason for Hutchinson's charge
against his wife, as it is said she has not been
conducting herself with proprietY. Hutcbin-
son has since been sent to jail for five days,
for disorderly conduct.
Dissatisfied Indians Alarmed settlers,
PORTLAND, June 15th.-News is just re-
ceived that a number Of indiana, heretofore
peac. full living near Cape Bidwell, have be-
come greatly dissatisfied for some unknown
cause, have left their homes, and are threaten
ing to attack the settlers in Warmers valley.
Great alarm exists among the settlers. No
further particulars are obtainable,