Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-22
THE WORLDS NEWS.
PARLIAMENT OPENED BY THE
QUEEN IN PERSON.
Frightful Young Couple
Drowned-The Mcpherson
Banking Bank.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE ssoosD-usros,l
DOMESTIC.

IsrEo1AL DISPATCHES TO THE sEcosD-UNIoN.l
DOMESTIC.
An Important Capture.
CHICAGO, January 21st.-The Pinkerton
National Detective Agency to-day arrested
an individual giving the name of j. F.
| Hale, who is said to have succeeded in vic
| timizing banks in South Bend. Indiana
Chiffon and Gilmore, Ohio; Hillsdale,
Mich; Toledo, Ohio; Charles City Iowa
Lima, Ohio; Portland, Oregon; San Fran
/ cisco and Oakland, California, and St Paul,
Minnesota. He is charged with an attempt
| to swindle the First National Bank of Chi
! cago out of 81 800 on forged draft issued
| by the First National Bank of Joliet. Hi
nois and presented for collection at the
Bank of Charles City, Iowa, week ago |
| The forgery, though of the most skillful
kind was detected by Lyman S. Gage. who |
| placed tn matter IN the hands of the |
| PinkertoDs. By the use of a decoy pack
| age, and with the assistance of the United
States Express Company, they succeeded
! in running down and capturing Hale. He |
| turns out to be J. G. Hogan, alias Robert !
| Bowman, whom they have twice convicted |
| of forgery in New York State. The prison
er's baggage was seized and found TO con-
tain some sixty-iive blanks prepared for
| forgeries. Hale has been identified by the
Pinkertons as a noted New York forger. |
who has served two terms, amounting to s!
| years, in the Clinton Prison at Demerara,
New York. Among the most noted ex-
plots are said to be the successful forgery
of drafts for 81, 700 on q bank at Catskill |
| and 81 600 on one at Troy, New York Hale |
| is well-known to the Eastern police under !
the name of Robert Bowman, alias J. c. |
Hogan. He was held for examination be-
! fore Justice Lyon ON January Both, in bonds |
| of 5000.
The Colorado Avalanches.
DENVER, January 21st.-An Aspen spe-
| cial to the Ne'Os says Freighters who ar
rived in Aspen to-day state that twenty
seven snow-slides have occurred in the
neighborhood of Maroon pass during the
past three days. Tuesday party of ten
men, with eighteen mules, started from
Aspen to clear out the pass since which
nothing has been heard of them until this
afternoon, when news was brought here
that am avalanche three days ago buried
the men and mules at the mouth of the
canyon. Two Hoskins boys Marion Stew
art and Charles Miller rescued themselves.
with the clothing torn from their bodies
and terribly bruised. After nights strug-
| Cling in the snow, they reached Spoilers
cabin and gave the alarm. A party started
to the scene Immediately, and succeeded in
| rescuing twelve of the eighteen mules but
at noon to-day had not found the remains
of the men. The victims are Albert Sloper,
Ira Hall, James Hungeford, David Patten-
hall, with two others unknown. A six-mule
| team and driver went over Independence
pass, between Leadville and Aspen, this
afternoon, falling and sliding nearly 1000
feet. The driver was uninjured, but the
| mules were killed
FURTHER DESTRUCTION.
DENVER, January 21st.-An Ouray special
| to the Neics says Last night George Boss. |
a mail-carrier between Ourav and Silverton
got in, after every one had given him up as
! lost, and reports a huge slide on the Dull |
| ton mine, i'll which four miners were swept
( away, and converting the horses and new
plant of machinery into total wreck |
Also Il miner on the Genessee, near the |
Dulton, was carried away. The Gilpin
County Mining Company's building and
Geo. Porter's house, at Sneffels are all
gone. Five feet of new snow has fallen
since Sunday in the mountains, and the
loss of life and property will be large.
Vitieultural Interests of California.
WASHINGTON, January 2lst-C. A. Wet
more to-day called upon the President and
| after an interview with him was furnished
| by Secretary Lamont with an introduction
| 10 the commissioners OF internal Revenue
anu a = nc WI confer WIN these
Sord;nqy Tho y-;tic,,It,rai in'orasss 30 go
MIA.
Senator Jones in His Seat.
y,s,,,xcro,, Ia,,,,a,,, ,,at
ro,,as Of 49,, tDni oe'ii'o'
ate yesterday for the first time this session |
| He arrived in the city III the morning and
| has had no time to formulate the measures
coast loves cow no L., ,,ot 49,, - |
to reach Washington before the middle of
| February
| The Mcpherson Ranking piu
! v,s,ro,, T,,,,,,. o.. III
| Comrnittao on Rnnt;nl: "a C.,,n9., iio1se
dot cons;dara5 ,ha Iii ny ~, ~
| A rll-;,,s o,,d o,,oIi, 1 :, =! ~
pha.so,,, III &c - - "o"ti % .nS Nc
1roIone,od diso,,sS;o, 1851 a. '.llu a.'c.
GayorabIT 70 tha Hnr,n, 10 ~ ~
~ tiIi ~ .ul us W sote vi 10
sbaI, Iof or,t;tIoa ~ '.'ia no Jain
| S,o,,,,.ryI,o. &c C aeeei'e rom !he
800. .,ot ooa5;,'c. ui .enoy circeia.ing
honds donoS;teS 70 go pa ta.ue u 'aeiI
no t;,no bov,a,,ar I'LL A., to.a, a.
nf sch Wy n 10 aiiouhI
"a -, 1917 $3.50: t1,e ACTUAL
pa;ati,' .,s'.ioilai naiih AZ
LT Gha;r,,,on MiiIar n nSpo W viii oe illaae
| Woodhurn and Rrarm
| MI, C..a
Nrw yopr Janrorv Dict No. H.,
disnatcb saws tha fnllovinr .ts
;nnior clos 1vare tb;s VI 'iie
| itors Of tbe yale I;tararU M oieo.Su eu-
mncb- coveted most Tnbn n p tnan,,ie; d
Francisco. William, Kant Co., J Pacaoi C 2dii
AnJrew r Cote abann, 60, Ci,n I'll,
Ind;ngton Now Yorl citN wv W;ill;an' 'ii :
| Preiis Nov, Haven ivy "ii''"iii H.
! .ro,her Cone,ct i, tn. c,,,o p
| announcer connie. IN the Coke Region.
MOUNT PLEASANT (fa.), January 2lst.-
| Ir o "oIn INC oiiOes anu
which one of the latter was fatafIv in i'm
iured A detachment of noI;ca and - q ~, ~
her of DENNY Sberiffs were nstro,;na III ~
Hnnoarian settlement near tLa 80 'il re
the Worewood tronbIe If vasterG io '' n,I vi
ATTEMPTED to arrest several drnnte, tIn,
,.ornns III ~ 80 aruueeh nun
| 81 W." !, w - - 'AiiiS .etiihc racket,