Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-16

iktAi ASSIST III Il tliONC ~ iAstNN Il
;onyicts returned to the prison. On Tue
lay last report came TO town that Nv
;onvicts had been beaten 10 death at Il
camp. The Coroner, upon going there, IA
4 cortege of the conyicts fastening to pI
he bodieS under ground. They We
stopped and a post mortem examinatiC
was held. The convicts. TRUSTEES and fre
men testified to the brutality of Conner an
ii Jack Quinn. boss, who when Smil
of sickness, knocked him dow
with club and kicked him in the sid
smith never got up or spoke. but was take
10 prison and died in a few hours. PREY
Gus 10 Smiths death, O'Brien. who can
)n Saturday, complained ON Tuesday
sickness to Quinn who cursed him and to
him to keep on working. Failing in thi
he was knocked down, kicked in the st0n
lch and back and taken to the prison whe
he was brutally strapped Conner the
asked him if he could work. He said I
was not able, and was whipped again al
again, though pleading for mercy for tt
sake Of his wife and children. Conner r
piled that he had better think of hel
When taken back to work he could n,
stand up, and, returning TO the prison, c.
mer knocked him down. His head struC
-he door, causing temporary insanity. al
ne was then assisted to bed and died in q
hour. During the examination of the wi
lesses horrible stories of i'll treatment we
developed, and many showed halfhealt
scars made by the terrible strap, which Ia,
he flesh bare at every stroke.
Daring Bank Robbery.
BRADFORD (PaD September l5th.-pa
icu!ars Of a daring bank robbery al l.lGre
Pa, near this city, have been received. Ju
liter the close of the bank on Thursday a
ernoon, and while the cashier Pitt Hea
ey, and the teller 4. B. Sloan were pu
ing away the money used in the dav
business, Heasley heard the sharp click
/ revolver, and, turning around, was con
rOnted by man of powerful build tt
rOnt doors of the bank had been close
md Heaslcy saw there was no alternati,
ave to submit, while his assistant stoc
Unable to render any material aid I'll
burglar helped himself to a stack of bil
ying on the counter filled his pockets vii
OOse change, in all e 500. and keeping h
'ye on the thoroughly frightened official
5iided quietly out at rear door and e
;aped.
\ Bank Closes Down.
ROCKFORD Gll.), September 15th.-N.
ThOnlpsOn's bank closed this mording.
notice posted on the door of the bank, an
signed by y. c. Thompson, Presiden
stated: Owing 10 the sringency Of Il
money market am unable to meet my oI
igatlonS as they mature. and am CompellC
o suspend. My assets belong to my ere
tors until their nemands are satisfied 3
ieving from common experience that :
would result III unnecessa1
Oss to my creditors, ! have determined
lpply my assets directly to satisfy my Ii
1ilities.' His assets are stated to be abo
100000, and include stock in the y
Thompson Manufacturing Company. Al
ire believed to lie sufficient TO cover all Il
JilItie5.
JustifiabIe Homicide.
MCPHERsoN ks. September 15th.-ll
Irupc, farmer of this county, killed h
brother to-day. The brother. q resident
Buffalo, \. Y, and an accredited corr
spondent Of the Courier Of that city. il
been visiting here for some months. VIII
stopping with him he seduced his niece.
girl of Y years, and the facts becomii
known to the father caused him 10 tai
the life of his brother.
Sihsui''r Ac'ioh OF an Edltor.
STATEsVILLE N. o.. September 18th.
IeorGe Latham, editor OF the Statesvl
suicided Saturday morning /
than joined the Republican party ty
years ago and was then rcpudiaJed by
family.
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,oo-,,otor,l at CC,,,,ors ,,las LA ,,.asta Sol,
dav niGbf and several Tnnnuments Wa
6esnoiled on SUNDAY nicbt the Natl
disf Church was hurned it is sunnosad
the nartv Who desecrated the oraIas
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COLUMBUS tOa.(' september l3th'-I
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New York Stock Market
NEW YORK, September l5th--The ste
market is more active, a weaker feeli
prevailed, and prices declined ] to /
cent. Goa! stocks were the weakest on
newed rumors affecting a combination.
New YORK, September 15th.-Burlingtt
122; Central Pacific. 39i; Northern PaCi
q: Northern Pacific preferred, 482 Nor
western, 96l; New York Central. l0i
oregon NaYlsaIlon 10 company, q Greg
aIao ,lil, o' os - ran and 9'so So,,
.5fI TexaS- -Pocifr 1oI. Irnio,1 pac;fir i,
vai1s Far,d T. & ,,,ro ,.si i6q. ", W.,
IT,,;d7 80, c5 - 20 ~'''' ~''''
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Railway Postoaice Service.
- " AstliNVloN. oei ei''eilIoeI Jil;-itali"
tba Inc Of The Stooito,, and Co,naron, ',,S
Raijroad batweon Milton and Gtocilt,
90 Jistorce 90 0a I,iijaS ~ In =
10 jirorn ne tba ({iIfa, ai,d etncll4n,1 p.
,,aT Postoff{ce ''-'' - w VIZ 49,
80 e.;,, u
'Ni . ''i' 'os "e".
Hartford, September 15th.-Bair,w who
tralhnl6 MaGd .. d. NhaTJeJ 6J VaK ARK
an eHort 10 oTeak her Z;oS+ record to-I
drove her an easy lllEe III -.LJ3. WlInt