Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-01

National Bank, was returned this morning on
| the charge of embCzzlement. The complaining
witnesses are parties who deposited various
sums. aggTegating $50 900, three days before the
| appointment of receiver
SmuggIer Hines New Troubles.
CHICAGO, November S0th. Six suits or 500
each have been begun here against J. Charles
Haines of Seattle, now on trial at Ogdensburg,
\. Y. in The opium smuggling case He was
formerly Justice of the Peace here. The com
plants allege that Haines collected and failed
| to account for the sums sued for.
The Chicago Doodle Prosecutions.
CHICAGO, November 30th-The Finance Com
mittee of the County Board decided this
afternoon 10 reconsider the action of Wednes-
day, when they allowed the claim of the Citi-
Zens' Committee ios Sl4 600 expended in prose-
cutting the boodlers. Further action on the mat
ter viii probably be adverse to the Citizens
Committee
A Heavy New York Failure.
NEW YORK, November 30th.-The Sheriff has
taken possession of the store of Sellinger d Co.,
dealers IN glassware and LAMPS who also do
business as the Mutual Glass Company OF this
city. Their liabilities 10 the members of the
Glass Association of the United States are said to
be upwards of ofsl50,000.
a Cashier Who Never Visited Canada.
SALEM GNass.), November S0th.-William H.
Foster died this morning at Salem, aged 81
years. He was the Oldest bank officer IN the
country. He entered the Asiatic Bank March.
| 1924 became Cashier in 1928 and retained his
position for hity-six years.
Wrecked by Natural Gas.
ns! TITusyl1LE pa, November Soth. : The
| Tltusville, at Boughtcn's Switch, were burned
| to-day. The natural gas pipe under the build
ings had teen eaten through by acid and ex-
| ploded. The loss is $4,000.
Chioroform VS.. Whisky.
| INDIANAPOLIS, November 30th.-J. Schmidt
| died while under the influence of ehloroform
| today during the amputati0n of an injured fin
| ger Dr. Oliver said The dose was an ordinary
and nta6 for fha aQfh lx-t tnaf fort
| that Schmidt had been an habitual dIinker
/ A Foolish Panic.
| NEW YORK. November 30th A panic occur
| red at the Oriental Theater to night. A man
and woman quarreled, and some one shouted
| "Firer' The crowd rushed. toward the doors
ana mauy were knocked, down and bruised.
| None were killed.
The Captured Schooner Released.
| WASHINGTON, November S0th.- The United
States Consul at Port au-Prinee informs the De-
| partment of State that the schooner William
| Jones, captured on the 10th of October, has
been released and the indemnity of $4,000
paid.
Another Mail Raided.
| CHICAGO, November S0th -Postofice Inspector
| kidder was notified this morning that the night
mail pouch from Des Moines, Iowa, to Washing.
| ton had been found cut and about a quarter of
| its contents opened and rified.
| A Rise in Coal.
| JOLIET Ill) November 90th.-At meeting of
| the Illinois Coal Trust Association yesterday.
embracing every coal dealer in Northern Iii
nois. il decided to raise the price of coal so
| cents per ton after December lst.
The Opium smuggIers.
| AUBURN (N. W, November 30th-Stone, one
of the conspirators in the opium smuggling case,
| continued his testimony in he United states
| Court to-day. he gave a pretty clear story of
| the operations of the gang.
Reward for sutton's Rescuers.
RICHMOND tVa.), November SOth.-Governor
Lee offers 81 900 reward for the apprehension of
the party OF parties engaged in the release of
Wayman sutton, convicted of murder, from the
| Whitville jail.
Death of a Musical Editor.
| NEW YORK. November 30th.- Joseph Perry
| Holbrook died in Brooklyn this evening He
was the musical editor of Songs for the Sanctu-
| ary," and was associated with DR.. Tourgee in
| editing the Methodist HyDaHGl.'
! Guilty of Criminal Carelessness.
COLORADO SPRINGS, November S0th.-The Cor
| oner's jury has adjudged c. A G. Wood guilty
of criminal carelessness, and responsible for the
wreck of the Rio Grande and Rock Island train
| last week. Wood has disappeared.
| He Didn't Want the Earth.
| INDIANAPOLIS, November 3o-h.-The Journals
| correspondent at Columbus, Ind, says that VIII
| Schriber, Teller of the First National Bank of
| that city has fed 10 Canada after robbing the
bank OF S. 500.
After Axworthy's Doodle.
| CLEVELAND, November 30th.-A member of a
| local law firm has sailed for England to attempt
to recover $1,000 deposited in bank in Lon
| The money has been attached.
| The Strike Losing Interest.
| INDIANAPOLIS, November Soth.-The strike is
not interfering with traffic. All trains are run
| ming on schedule. 1t is believed the engineers
will not strike, and the situation is losing in
| terest.
Lake Navigation Closed.
| CHICAGO November S0th.-Navigation on the
lake practically closed at noon yesterday, all
| the insurance policies expiring at that time.
| The season has been one OF the best ever expe-
| rienced.
A County Treasurer's Fall.
REDFIFLD Dak.), November SOth.-Ihe an
nouneement is made that County Treasurer
| Winchell has left for parts unknown, and is a
/ detaulter to the amount of $4,000.
Killed by a Gazing Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, November SOth.-Six italian
| laborers were buried in sewer excavation to-
| day by the caving in of the bank. One was
/ killed and the others seriously injured.
A Robber Confesses.
MONTGOMERY (Ala.). November 30th.-B. F.
Allen Mas been arrested and confessed to the
| robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co. in Texas of 5000
! in coin, all of which has been spent.
More white-Csp Outrages.
CINcISNATI, November Soth.-A special from
Sardinia, o., says that Mrs. Annie Jester and
her grown daughter were taken out and
whipped last night by White-Caps.
/ Where Belva Is Not Appreciated.
LOUISVILLE, Novemb Der 30th.-The official vote
of Kentucky is as follows: Cleveland lsS, 500
| Harrison l55,l34, Fisk 5,225, Labor 60, Belva
Lockwood ,
A Bishop Consecrated.
| ST. LOUIS, November 51th.-The conservation
of Rev. Father Hennessey, recently appointed
Bishop of Wichita, took place this morning in
st. Johns Church.
Spelling a Sensation.
ROCHESTER N. ", November 30th.-The re-
port last night that little hamlet near olean
had been captured by tramps proves to have
been unsonnded.
An Umpire Wants His Salary.
NEW YORK, November S0th.- Steward NJ.
Decker, the ex-umpire, has sued the League
officials for salary alleged TO be due him for last
season.
Four Men Killed.
| LEXINGTON (Ky.), November 30th.-Four men
were killed By an explosion of dynamite on the
Kentucky Central Railway to-day.
Refugees Still Barred Out.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.) November 90th.- Five
! rew fever cases were reported to-day, but no
| deaths. Refugees are still barred out.
The Hangman's Day.
CHARLEsToS e. CO, November S0th.-James
Wood lcolored) was hanged at Aiken today for
spinnsrs Strike.
/ FALL RIVER Mass. }, November S0th.-A spin
!, ners' strike was ordered tonight.