Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-07

by a mob. It appears that Patterson and his
brother Julius circulated scandaous reports
about nearly all the ladies in the neghborhood,
which greatly exasperated the men, and some
twenty or more reputable citizens took the mat
ter in their own hands, with the above result
Julius Patterson is also being sought for and, If
found, 1t is said he viii share the fate of his
brother Ham. The negroes in the vicinity
greatly excited, and are said to be making
threats of vengeance against the whites.
California Inventors.
WASHINGTON, May 6th.-Patents were granted
To California inventors last week, as follows:
\. {. Austin. san Francisco, cutoff gaShurner:
\. Bartelli, san Francisco. soda water apparatus
y. b. Hale, san BernaTdino, button; III. T. Haz-
ard, Los Angeles, charge FOR powder TASKS; :. A.
Holman. spencerville, penholders: John \.
Peer. Grass Valley, rotary meter; Paul Seller,
san Francisco electric enunciatOr; A. Il. Smith,
san Francisco. carpet sewing machine; Charles
stanfenbei San Luis Obispo horse collar; c. A.
Zmkand, SAN Francisco, travelling bag.
Grand Lodge, L. o. IL. B.
New ORLEANS, May 6th.-The Order Of b mai
B nth to-day elected general committee. \
spirited debate enSued concerning the with
drawal from the Cleveland Orphan Asylum and
transferring all the inmates To the New Orleans
Home for Jewish Widows and orphans. The
Grand Lodge was entertained this evening by
the loung Mems Hebrew Association Sol.
Marx, known to all Hebrews as the hero of the
epidemic of 1875 is Chairman.of the Committee
of Arrangements.
Horrible Human Butehery.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9th The head and trunk
OF human being, found in different places at
different times, leave no doubt that the missing
Frederick staple was the victim of foul MUIR
der The head was frightfuily maugled. and
the face crushed into an almost ShapeleSS mass
The Coroner's physician says the body presented
the most horrible ease OF human butchery he
had ever been called upon to inspect.
The Situation at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, May 6th.-Nl quiet to-day. The
steamer of hp ~ aV
the Erie docks Union men being employed
The propeller New York, of the Union steam
boat line, was loaded by Italians.
Resuming Work.
Troy IN ", May 6th-The Stove factories
are Tesuming work with noR-t Mon molders.
General Halstead Killed.
NEWARK IN. J.l, May 6th.-Gcneral " Norris
Halstead was killed this afternoon ut the rail-
road station. He founded the astronomical OBJ
servatory of Princeton College.
Death of Prominent surgeon.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9th. - Professor 5. y.
Gross. a prominent surgeon, died this afternoon
DIR. Gross was one of the founders and early
Presidents of the Kentucky State Medical So
clety, and had been elected an active or honor
airy member of the ROYAL and National Medical
Societies OF England, Scotland Austria and other
European countries.
Butler Endorsed.
MONMOUTH nj, May 6th.-The Anti-mOnopo-
lists of the Eleventh Congressional District met
here to-day and indorsed~Generai Butler for
President, and chose two delegates to the Ma
uonal Convention.
Death of the Treasurer az The New Or
leans Worlds Fair.
NEW ORLEANS. May 6th.-Colonel Thomas
Hunt, Treasurer of the Worlds Exposition, died
this morning aged 20.
The Methodist Conference.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6th.-The Methodist Con-
ference reasSembled this morning. The report
of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society
showed the receipts for four years to have been
So, AS o.
Cyclone in Iowa.
DAVENPORT. May 6th-A cyclone struck the
lower end of this city and levcled number of
buildings, One person was killed outright and
a number of others were badly injured.