Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-14
MASS MEETING 0P sTEIKERs.


DrysIsos trex1 March f3tb.-At
mass meeting last 1irht;hn strikers adopt
ed resolutions calling for the removal Of
Vice President Hoxie snd the putting OF a
man IN ms stead VINO mas q httie leehhS
,I ,HL suiIt!ltg n'lnun:t!. II WAS was oeclreY.
liic sfi'SG "a ne i,lee'l'i 'ti't tiie
obor1,a nf basIito IA o,iSr,criv
su@ "a t'.'"s' H.iN NM d qu1
itpol u ane eAt'sii'l'''Ies - " 'oin
VI eiht'ioS e9'
>oNr A'1.' fi'l RED
IL Is reported to night thai SheIlf
douglass ls raising posse OF men TO come
from sherman tomorrow 70 restore order
ana h6lp move frelghtS. n oonl1ict j.
! fearal, as douglass IS brave officer Inc
strikers have concluded to meet the Sheriff
| With q pFass p;elt1, escort MN 70 the YARDS
and there present hiin with the keys OF tie
| shops
| SETTLEMENT LOOKED FOR,
strike is unchanged, hut the general opin-
io!l - : set.iyli'i,I WIZ DC iea1iiS" N"i'''
| EN"lN ti,i's PtII WORN
| M,coN (Ga.), March 18th. All the en-
| gineerS Oh the Brunswick division o. the
| bast Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Rail
| road suuck tonight, The strikers are
| members OF the Brotherhood OF IocomG-
! tive Englneers, and they say the cause OF
! the strike is the unjust discharge o: three
OF their memtsrs.
kdrian,s Abscnndine sYayor,
,r,.,,, w ot,r.l, 7s,, s,,o,;.1 from,
80" NJ, ~ u " -
IT,. t,'', oI,,i5 ,Ira, T,,rs .,
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az, y 90 tI,, t e, tlra,,
c;1nS tho,no 70 NiI ard Nc,g Maxro
thence 70 WhatcoT, W T., and thence to
Port Townsend, W. T., where he IiTed ioF
one year 4T'lFed AGfe tu,u@y. an ii'i-
! llel4as cto"d 24'nefe" ''1 me s,4t!o', l oul
me tfaiA wa 9'9Ipe" al Ii4' het-stIsct I.,
cF"sS'lS, al" 'he oil9Ei9 'ooN me III 7c
10 Jiie CoI'l.! J"i. httll' n'HTu1H =,
sCsI s'iI'5 60 - ~ - ~
Hll'e' 1il" I'-5 "HCiI'"outS anu ms d"-
IGi!'" c. Al p''s9 "''' s5el'T''1 - ~ 'io'
nc ioI"7 a. yo.nT - on 'l1 'i4y ne s u ~.
palt3i; ne 7a1 > pe lna''N Ho'nia % 'i'7
wafer poflH forgery
A Mixed Marital Mess.
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A!illc~ married Robert J. Randall, brother
of Samuel J. Randall. The lady soon pro-
cicea q second divorce and remarked her
first husband, whom the mcar.ime became
; a Wol!-lnCwn sporting man. Mrs. Elll,er
third time secured 8 divorce, now it is
. alleged byCojlusion. Mrs. Viola BonaVil2,
: wife ci Frank J. Hon9Yita, and daugher OF
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller, hearing of the
J C0lusion entered into BY her father and
e mother IN der0aai;on Of her own rights
? brings m action IN the Courts 70 have III,
+ divorce set aside.
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90. ~; II ;I,St of,or he S1;,saf tro;,, b.,
= a!ri7ea from New Orleans, and the Texas
G Pacific train from St. Louis was coming in
i the water.car broke loose from q freigh
y train and. dashjnc down the grade, eollidc,
= vi h the INCOMING passenger. Those VII
- Messing the accident say the passenger train
t. gavc no sign Of warning, but kept comm,
- on n apparent full speed until ,heir bead
lirht (tisappeared. The engine Is g tGtp
II wreck. and the coaches were all Gcraile,
/, ana ditchca. No one was killed, bu
i fireman the most Seriously. The paa5ca
/, gers cu board the S., f.ouis3gain VIII b DC
e jayed ;weu,y-!our hours At Sierra Blanca.
= -,,,,...e,,., 49,, s,s-,,.,
4!
% NM - ,u@.,h 4,.!.'-J J'3sei,l - : - '"-
IS y 'Ssl9-.' 5AU q. U 'i'F
e iheh1 q! 'i'e i 'a''e, t''ei 1t p"Suh'Ail
h ileS r, j'l'l-llyT o-.,sil' ne was a lgphe'
Y. o. HIcAaty AaYtoT' ana nc son o. ''ose'
IS 1'-519: -}te.ieIl oI 81
At 'IfiiL I'iS p''selil''i S.i4uia'hei was t'!I'
e "tu l''yioI' V1 I1'g'utoiitI5 lt.ihe ~ ~
q class of i69 and servad ON t},e ete ff Of Gor
eral Sumner in the army OF the P0toma
= throughout the Rebellion. lie game
- celebrity by effective work in brilgin
~, Lincoln's assassins TO the gallows.
lv yvho,csa1e Arrests for ETurser.
re w,cu,T, F.rrsr7ev) March 18tb IT,
W aov Of Vernon and 'vicinitv Can>ai
It Srbimidt Of the state RanqeTs erTesfe
-y t,Ta,'t,.l lf,,o mon 0m rbarges of rnnrCIs
re No. ~ ,,,bn,I, stand b;yI, in the comm
III 80, Il "a cIain,a1 tb9i the mon cons
is .ntSd a s,rt Of yigiiancc orsanization az,
IN fSnr recent murders are attributed 70 tbcn
Tbe 2u rEoesae Io ore @ have % created 10 an me- o.
W ne io'e1.'.e n5e<l .se ~. Pbi $50. ni .
by zion.
al The iaarthoIdi Fund.
W Nrv York. March 13gh.-The Treasury
Id of the Hsrtholdi Statue Pedestal fund h,
n announced that up to March 10Th 8 total
Nv 2162 4Gl had been received. and that II
"a. balance in the Treasury amounted
IL .8a3 He says the statue is being take
10 to Havre in sections fol shipment; tn
to more than 50 per cent. of the money raise
" thus far has come from New York, al
Sc. that the work on the pedestal has be-
iis suspended from luck of funds, while lar
r IQuantity of granite has been quarried al
~ cut, but cannot be used.
tl no,u vor,, Stool, .Tory-o4
II II -, 49,, 80. ,s.I, 60 ~,
no ueak and to lower. but soon rallied q,
7e, became strong and quiet. At II o'clot
"a prices were fraction above the openin
lc- st. Paul was particularly strong.
NEW YORK, March 13th.-Centrel p
ciic. "a; Burlington, 1M; Northern 2
ng citic. 16{; preferred, 45s; Northwestern. 81
zee Now York Central DOL. OREGON Nov5rst;o
T. co. 1,.o,,soortinantol ISs. panif;c t5n;J n.
ly, Panama, 99; St Louis and San Francis,
OF 90 Texas Pacific. 12z: Union Pacific d