Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

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ohree times been exoelled by order of the
| President of the United States. Payne
known as "Oklahoma Payne" was brought
bsfore the Commissioner. Charles Hatton,
| Assis saIt Attorney, appears for the Govern.
ment, and the case was continued until to-
morrow for witnesses to appear but it il not
| expected that it will be heard until the oath.
Payne has been costing the Government
MANY thousand dollars annually for three
wears, annoying its officers in the face of re-
peated warning, and it seems that Attorney
! Howell has become tired of so much foolish
ness, and is determined on more radical
measures and efficaeious remedies.
Notorious Female Criminal.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 12sh. Mrs.
Nancy Z. Glenn, the most notorious woman
who has ever figured in criminal annals, was
to-day released from the female psnitentiary,
where she has been serving a four-year term
| for perjury By q singular coincidence, it
was Just fifteen years ago to-day when Jacob
and Nancy Young were mysteriously mur.
dered. crime for which Mrs. Glenn was tried
five times, twice sentenced to be hanged, and
finally released on legal technicAlity. FL
nancial transactions, which have never been
explained, led to the murder, and in later
| years led Mrs. Glenn to commit per Jury, for
which she has Just finished her punishment.
During all these years she has shown det-
ant front and most wonderful nerve. Never
has she shown any weakness. or compro-
missed herself in the least, and it is safe to as-
sumo that the mystery OF the Young murder
will never be cleared up by her.
Blaine Again interviewed. s
AUGUSTA (Me), September - 12h.-Blaine
was called upon regarding the story pub
lished Tuesday, purporting to give his views
touching Buffers political future. Blaine
said he rarely noticed sensational paragraphs
of any kind but he would in this case say
that the views attributed to him are pre-
cisely the reverse of those he held. He did
not believe Butler could be reelected Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts, and had the fullest
confidence that Republican President will
be chosen next year. The Republican party.
he added, is found far stronger in the cleo
tions of 1888 than in either 1875 or 1879.
Bloody ARRAY on ihe Prairie.
CHEYENNE (Wyo), September 12:h.-A
bloody affair occurred this morning on the
prairie three miles from Cheyenne. james
| knight, freighter, and two men-H. Moore
and J. H. Wepzel-slept in Knights wagon.
About daylight Moore arose, struck Knight
with an ak and knocked him senseless. He
then attacked Werzel, who. after the first
blow, awoke and fought, taking the ak from
Moore not, however, until he had received
another blow On the head. Moore then
| took revolver and shot ut Wenzsl four
times. Wenzsl has two bullet holes in the
chest, one in the left arm and ons through
the left hand A soldier from Fort Russell,
| out duck shooting, went to the rescue, and
Moore fl I'd over the hills. WepzaPs skull is
fractured. A ball passed through both lungs.
| Knights skull Is slso fractured, and neither
are expected to live Moore's object was to
get S53 in Wenzefs satchel, but was unsuc-
cessful. Officers are in pursuit. Werzers
home is in Clarion county, Pennsylvania.
Little is known of Moore.
Meeting OF Railroad Managers
BosToN, September 12.h.-S. J. Potter,
General Manager Of the Burlington, has
gone to California, and expects TO be in San
Francisco September 20th, to attend the
meeting of General Managers of the various
Pacific roads for the purpose of arranging q
new pool on Pacif; Coast business. This
pool includes the Southern route from New
| Orleans via Ell Paso, the Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific. Chicago, Burlington & Qaincy,
Burlington and Missouri River, Atchisop,
Topeka & Santa Fe, Denver & Rio Grande,
Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Oregon
I Railway and Navigation Company. The
present pool only includes the Union Pacific,
Central Pacific. Atchison, Topeka l. Santa Fe,
and Southern Pacific.
City In MOurning-COmbatE Impending.
Ell PAso (Tex) September 12th.-The
Times chihuahua special says: The city is
in mourning over the death of Angela Peralts,
the Mexican prima donna, and great anxiety
| is felt as to the names of the thTee persons Of
her troupe who expired with her.
No open hostilties have occurred between
the Apsches and Mexicans at Casa Grande
vet but there are signs which denote that
| terrible combat is being planned.
Fatal ARRAY In a Church.
LovELADY tTex.), September 12sh.-Lsst
night, two miles west, Thomas Smith went
into church meeting while religious services
were in progress. He was slightly intox-
icated, and stepped on the toes of one Brown,
the clergyman's son. A few words passed,
but the matter was stopped until the services
ended, when it was renewed. Smith was
stabbed and instantly killed. Browns
brother, and also Rev. B. D. Brown, his
father, are supposed to be implicated, and
will be arrested.
Serious Illness Death.
New York, September 12sh-Charles
Delmonico, the only surviving member Of
the caterers of that name, hes been attacked
with a serious illness. which causes his
friends much apprehension.
Charles J. Foster, wellknown writer on
sporting topics, died this morning of hem
orrhage of the stomach.
Death.
MONMOUTH BEACH IN. Jl. September
12th.-Hugh J. Hastings, proprietor of the
Commercial AdUertiser, died here at o'clock
this morning.
CHICAGO, September 12th.-Pells Nanny,
the inventor of the famous reaper, died to-
day at Rockford, H., where he settled in
1888.
CHICAGO, September 12.h.-W. J. Mont.
gomery, one Of the men arrested for COM
plicity in the outrage on Emma Bond at Tay-
lorville. ILL.,, died to-day of consumption.
Steamer in Distress Rescued.
New YORK, September 12th.-The Pa.
nonis, which arrived from Liverpool to-day,
brought fifteen distressed seamen picked up
from the Norwegian bark CARAT, New York
for pHavre, by British steamer, and were
transferred to the Panonia in midocean.
Redeemed Bonds.
WASHINGTON, September 1zsh.-The total
bonds redeemed under tie one hundred and
and twenty-firss call up TO noon to-day
amounted to S14, 8SS, 800.
The PennsyIyanIa House.
HARRIsBURG, September 12th.-The House
this morning, after lengthy discussion,
agreed to the no-psy resolution as amended
ported after September 10sh except for Of
fcers and employees.
Prize Fight Brought 10 Sudden Termi-
nation.
CHICAGO, September 125h.-A savagely-
fought prize fight was brought to sudden
termination by one of the contestants being
knocked senseless in the fourth round, near
Sheffield, Iod., yesterday morning. The men
engaged were Riley, an engineer of one of the
river tugs, and butcher on Jackson street.
The New Haytian war Vessel.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12sh.-The new
Haytian war vessel will be named De Saline
when transferred to the Haytisn authorities.
She made a successful trial trip to-day.
A Dozen Cars Broken Up.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12th.-A coal
train on the Easton and Amboy road separ-
ated to-day, and the broken parts ran to-
gether, breaking up dozen cars.
Boston Republicans.