Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-06


man House. De Lesseps was at the head
of the table, and on either side of him
were Nine. Bartholdi and Nine. Bigot.
The Chicago Anarchists Sympathy for
the Murderers.
CHICAGO, November 5th.-Every foot of
standing-room in West Twelfth-street Tur-
ner Hall was crowded tonight when VIM.
Liebknecht, the German Socialist, stepped
| upon the platform to expound his ideas.
The audience numbered fully 5000, and
hundreds had been turned away. Herr
Liebknecht discountenanced the use of
| force, and said that he had to-day called
upon the eight imprisoned men, who were
his enemies i'll principle. He had called
on them because he had been informed
! they were there not because they had COM
mitted any crime, but because they were
members of the proletariat. Herr Lieb-
| knecht spoke in German, and his aud
tors were almost exclusively of that
nationality He was received with
enthusiasm, and his remarks warmly and
served perfect order The visit of Herr
Lebknecht TO the condemned Anarchists
was made in company with DR.. and Mrs.
| Areling. All three expressed great SYM
pathy for the prisoners, and told the eight
| that they were imprisoned because of their
efforts for the proletariat. The conversa-
| ton was long and cordial on both sides.
| 1t is stated positively this evening that Col.
Ingersoll has consented to appear before
the Illinois Supreme Court on behalf of
| the condemned Anarchists, should he find,
on returning to New York, that he can do
so without interfering with engagements
| already made by him. There is no longer
a question of money, as the Anarchists now
have ample funds.
Telephone Injunction.
DALLAS (Tex.), November 5th.-Judges
| Pardee and Mccormick, of the Federal
Court, by consent of both parties, have
granted preliminary injunction in favor
of the American Bell Telephone Company
against the Pan Electric Companies operat-
| ing at Dallas, Fort Worth, Denison and
Abilene, and upon the request of defendants
allowed them 90 days to operate their tele-
| phone, but required them removed after
| that time. The Court sustained the plea
| to jurisdiction filed on behalf of A. II. Gar
! land, John Harris and other nonresident
defendants.
Double Killing il Texas.
| WAXAHACHIE (Tex.), November 5th.-
Information reached here to-day of the as
sassination of Deputy Sheriff Sam Lindsay,
in Raines county, by Joe Stroud, formerly
a resident of this county. Deputy Lindsay,
accompanied by Deputy Swertle, went after
Stroud to serve a warrant charging him
with carrying mortgaged property out of
the county. Stroud opened fire when the
warrant was read, instantly killing Lind
say. Deputy Swertle thereupon fired, kill
ing Stroud.
Legal Service.
| WAsHINGToN, November 5th.-The Sec
| Of tLo Tyf H. ln
cision of Commissioner Sparks in the case
of Crowston VS.. Seal of Grand Forks,
Dakota, holding that the service of contest
notice by registered letter is sufficient
Service.
Notable Death.
LOUISVILLE November 9TH. = Father
Joseph died at Gethsemane Abbey, New
hope, KY, aged rs years. In the world he
was Cardia Collier, an opera singer music
teacher and composer, well known in Eu-
rope and America. He was member OF
the Order of Trappists.
Transportation Matters.
New YORK, November 5th-A. M.-An.
other conference of the managers of the
Pacific Mail and the Panama managers
will be held next week. De Lesseps vii
not be present, but the suggestions which
were made by him at the meetings thi:
week are to be discussed 1t was stated al
C. P Huntington's office yesterday thai
great progress had been made toward har.
monizing the interests of the rival organ
izations
Unequal Taxation Not Allowed.
CLEVELAND (O.), November 6th-A. M
| T., ITp;toI Cto+oe N;ro,,;t Tto,,rt
day Judges Jackson and Welker decided {
series of important suits, tried as one, be
cause the questions involved were The
same The suits were entered by thirteer
national banks of Cleveland, Youngstown
and EIyria against the Treasurers of Cuya
hoga, Mahoning and Lorain counties, tC
prevent the collection OF alleged ex
cessiye taxes. They claim tha
the rate of taxation placed or
their capital stock is much higher thar
upon other investments. They also asked
that individual liabilities of stockholder:
may be an offset on the tax list against thu
tax duplicate The Court sustained botf
claims made by the banks. The State ant
/ counties will lose many thousands o
dollars in taxes. The Treasurers viii ap
peal to the United States Supreme Court
Prominent Persons.
New YORK. November 6th-A. M.-Sec
retary of War Endicott, his wife and Mrs
Grover Cleveland arrived in the city las
night, on their way to Boston. They went
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel and took rooms
for the night.
Prince Komatusa and his party ol
Japanese officials went to West Point yes
terday. They were accompanied by the
japanese Minister at Washington. The
party expects TO go to Washington to-day
or tomorrow.
An Opera Company Stranded
New YORK, November 6th-A, M.-An-
geIos New Italian Opera Company has
gone to pieces. Business had been bad
and many of the people are unpaid. There
| was no performance on Wednesday, and
none last night. Angelo claims that he
organized the company at the request ot
Guilia Valda, tie prima donna, who agreed
to furnish 1000 and more. He says the
deficit is over $4,000, of which be
has paid over $4,000, and that yalda re-
fuses to advance more money, and has
played fast and loose with him generally
Valda denies all this, and says that while
she was only an artist engaged as usual
and in no sense partner, she has loaned
Angelo some money. She will advance nc
more. She thinks of recognizing the
company with another manager.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Lord Mayors Day.
! LONDON, November 5th-Colonel War
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