Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-19
Another Suspect.

CHICAGO, October 1Sth.-hlichael a. Man
lev, who has a room ON Oak street opposite
the residence of Alexander Sullivan, was
before the States Attorney this evening.
Nothing of what Manley said could be
learned from him or the States Attorney,
but report became current that Manley
was asked as to whether be had not seen
suspects Cooney and Coughlin and another
of the Clan. na-Gael, named Foy, enter
Mr.. Sullivan's house together in March.
Accompanying this rumor was report
that Manley's examination did not prove
very fruitful. Another expressman has
been brought into the case. He was taken
TO the States Attorneys Office tonight and
confronted by young Carlson, son of the
aged owner of the Carlson Cottage.
A Lodge of their Sisters.
DENVER, October 1Sth.-Mrs. st. Clair, of
Logansport, Ind; Mrs. Culver Creston, of
Iowa; Mrs Fuller Winfield, of Kansas, and
the officers of the Grand Auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met
the wives and daughters of the members of
Lodge No. Sc, B. of L. E. last night, and
organized local auxiliary.
The new organization will be known as
TIE Queen City Lodge, Division No. 46, of
the International Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. Follow
this evening: President Mrs. 2. ]. McGill;
Vice President, Mrs. Mcdonald; Secretary,
Mrs Whitlock; Treasurer, Mrs. Bradford;
Sentinel, Mrs. Monroe.
Smallpox Scare.
COLUMBUS (O), October 1Sth.-Mayor
Hunt, of Sandusky, has telegraphed the
State Board of Health in regard to the
smallpox ravages at Pelee Island, the ia
nous fishing resort in Lake Erie. The
dispatch says the widest excitement exists,
over one, hundred cases of smallpox hav-
ing developed there within the last four
days.
The island has about 1000 population,
every one of whom it is feared has con-
tracted the disease. All avenues of escape
from the place have been closed by the
American and Canadian authorities.
DR.. Probat, Secretary of the State Board,
has sent instructions and has taken vigor-
Gus steps to prevent the disease spreading
Sensation in Court.
DENVER. October 1Sth.-A sensation was
created in the District Court yesterday
evening when States Attorney Field made
affidavit before Judge Decker, that so long
as Sheriff Weber or any of his deputies
were allowed to summon veniremen, or
have ANYTHING to do with the case of
James and Charles Connors, of this city,
| who with Jim Marshall, of Kansas City,
are now on trial charged with con-
spiracy to rob the Denver and Rio Grande
Express, the people could not get an i'm
partial trial for the reason that the officers
| favored the case of the defendants,
The affidavit also asked the appointment
of Elizors to act instead of the Sheriff or his
deputies.
Nothing In 1t.
| DENVER, October 1Sth.-Referring to Lin
coin, Neb., dispatches concerning the acci-
dent near Sterling Col, where several were
fatally injured Passenger Agent Semple OF
| the Union Pacific says the report of any
killed is absolutely without foundation.
On Sunday an engine on the west bound
express ran over couple of COWS near
Sterling. The engine was thrown from the
track, and the engineer was slightly hurt,
but not so badly but to be able to return to
work on Tuesday. Not single passenger
or train man, except the engineer, wGs in
jured. The report probably grew out OF
this.
California Children Lead.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1Sth.-In closing
the session of the American Forestry Con-
gress to- day, B. G. Northup read an essay
on .Arbor Day in Schools" in which he
| ShOWeu ine NtINa1 upliudy IL DSluS Ccle-
brated very generally. He said the child
rem are planting millions of trees in Cali
fornia, and taking the lead.
A resolution was adopted asking Congress
to withhold public lands from sale until
the timber IS old enough to cut Hon
| James A. Braver, of Pennsylvania. wa;
elected President, and the meeting then ad
journed sine die.
National Board of Trade.
LOUISVILLE, October 1sih.-The Nationa
Board of Trade adjourned this afternoon Il
meet a year hence at place yet to be de
termined Resolutions were passed oppos
ing any modification of the interstate com
merce law. especially the clause prohibiting
pooling; fsvoring the national supervision
of insurance and the uniformity Of insur
ance legislation; favoTing the reduction @
Federal revenue in way which will tn,
least embarrass industries and trade favor
ing Congress considering plans for irriga
tion; fsvoring the reciprocity of trade rela
tions with Canada.
Railroads in China.
New YoRK, October 1Sth.-News from
Peking is that the Emperor of China ha
issued an edict which authorizes the build