Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-08

Judge Blodgett on motion OF west Tor
temporary Injunction, asking that the pres
ent company be eDjoined from disposing OF
the property, and asking the appointment
of receiver also asking permission to
file cross bill. Numerou, afidavits and
-effidavits by all the parties con-
nected with the case were read and lengthy
arguments en.uing. Judge Blodgett de-
MED the application for the receiver. and
also denied the application for an iniunc-
ton against the Board of Directors TO pre-
vent the election.
James J. West is permitted, however, to
file cross bill on condition that the origi-
nal bill will be withdrawn. The case is to
proceed without delay.
Railroad Matters.
CHICAGO, December 7th.-President Rose
wall Miller Of the St. Paul road was here
to-day, and states that no negotiations are
being made, as reported, with ex-General
Manager Jeffreys of the Illinois Central to
I'LL the Vice Presidency recently vacated by
J. c. Stubs.
Chairman Abbott of the Western States
Passenger Association has called a meeting
of all the lines interested in Pacific coast
business at Chicago for December 18th. 1t
has been discovered since the settlement Of
the trouble, over California tickets espe-
cially, that one-way tickets are being ex-
tensively manipulated. The cut is made
mainly by southern lines. The meeting is
called especially to consider this matter.
Representative Red Men.
ST. PAUL Mimi December 7th.-Dele-
gates OF the prominent red men from all
The egencies in the Sioux Reservation, will
leave Monday for Washington to confer
with the Government regarding the open
ing of the Sioux Reservations. The Indi-
ans will demand the ful6llment of every
promise made by the Sioux Commission
last summer, including the payment in
cash of the large sum due the Sioux under
former treaties.
Upward of 100 Indians will 90 to Wash
ington Among them are chiefs John
Grass, Gall, Mad Bear, Bear Face and Big
Mad.
A Claim Compromised.
CHICAGO, December 7th.-The Northern
Pacific Railway Company to-day settled
for 81, 100 the suit brought by Adele Mel
son, the Australian equeslrienne. TIE
claim WAS on account of an injury received
in the wreck near Gold Creek, Montana.
The company had decided to fight the
claim, but il is said Madame Nelson's at
torney cent out to the scene of the wreck
and procured the tie which had allowed
the rails to spread. This wa. 80 rotten it
would not hold 8 spike and the attorneys,
after looking at it, compromised the claim.
at indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 7th.-President
Harrison arrived in this city at noon, &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. GARRISON, Mr..
Haltord and Charles Somer and his body
servant. The President is stopping with
the family of his son-in-law, r. S. Mckee,
az the Mckee mansion on North Tennessee
street. Miss Wanamaker did not come
with the party as had been expected. Clark
son and the rest of the party are at the
ovation at Richmond. He made short
speech. There was no demonstration here.
Such Men Should be Suppressed.
DENVER Coli, December 7th.-A special
from Holyoke, Col, says that Brannon,
Chairman OF the Republican Central Com
mittee and the Leading lawyer, become SO
over the news announcing the
death of Jefferson Davis that he hoisted
thestars and stripes at full mast over his
office, where it was left flying all day.
comment was maze over his
action.
Chicago In the Lead.
CHICAGO, December 7th.-The Globe to-
morrow will publish q list of the Senators
and Congressman who have been person
ally interviewed by its representative on
their choice for the location for the Worlds
Fair in 1892. Out of 339 interviewed, 81
favor st. Louis, 81 Washington, 90 New
York, and 126 Chicago, while 6S are unde-
cided.
Come to California.
YANKToN Is. d., December 7th.-Two
thousand five hundred people in Miner
county are depending upon charity to sur
yive the winter. Three carloads of pro-
visions were sent from here to-day. Further
shipments will follow. Reports to day
from Bettineau county are that the settlers
are subsisting upon brand an shorts.
Defaulter's Suicide.
MILWAUKEE, December 7th.-Theiuvesti-t
CATION begun yesterday by the city officials
into the affairs of Secretary A. 81. Schallen-
berg, of the School Board, had tragic
ending this morning, when he blew his |
brains out. The deficiency in his accounts, |
il is discovered. will reach far up into the |
thousands.
Sailed for Lisbon.
BosroN, December 7th.-The squadron !
Of evolution, which has been anchored in |
The harbor for the past two weeks, sailed |
his morning for Lisbon, steaming quietly /
away WltOouI duy otHci otscAioH sA-oA 'HS \
iippiug of the color. from few tugs |
which followed the fleet to the Narrows.
Another Mans Sen.
DENVER. December It'll. - The report |
from Spokane Falls that r. L. Sanderlin, /
who attempted to murder his wife and |
hen suicided, was the son of E. ]. Sander
in, of this city, appears to be mistake. |
,anderliu has only two sons, both OF whom |
were in this city yesterday.
Bold Robbery.
WILMINGTON Del). December 7th.-J. |
). Patterson was standing at the Delaware
Bank counter this morning, clipping cou-
oons from bonds on deposit there. when an
unknown man seized Patterson's deposit
box, containing $4,000 in securities. and
escaped.
A Professor Dead.
ANN ARBoR (Mich.). December 7th.--
Henry s. Frizee, Professor of Latin and |
Literature and Dean Of the Faculty of Lit |
.rsture. Science and Art at the University |
IF Michigan, died this morning
Sale of Stallion.
RACINE (Wis.), December 7th.--J. l. Case |
has purchased of Edward Balm the stallion |
Lexington Wilkes for $4,000.
A Bishops Death.
G1rooSA fPa.l. December 7th.-Bishop |
ruigg. of the Plttsburg Diocese, died this |
afternoon.
There seems TO be no question now that
he advocates for the coinage of silver have |
, msiority in both Houses Of Congress. 1t /
5 believed that they will unite upon the