Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-09
Cigar Labels.

ST. LOUIS, September Sth,-There seems
to be some misapprehension in regard to
the ruling of Judge Thayer of the United
States Court in the case before him last
Monday affecting the label of the Cigar
Union. The Court did not decide against
the union or hold its label invalid but
simply overruled the demurrer filed by the
defendants, and held that the plaintiff, a
cigar manufacturer and a member of the
union, was entitled to an Injunction on the
facts stated against parties who were coun-
terteiting the label adopted by the union
Killed in Genital Park.
NEW YORK, September Sth.-William H
Halstead, who resided in Osborne flats in
West Fifty-seventh street, was killed in
Central Park yesterday afternoon. His
carriage came in collision with another
vehicle driven by Daniel Hooney, and Hal
stead was thrown to the pavement, light
ing on his head.
He was accompanied by his mother, a
married sister and another lady. The four
were thrown out, but the ladies escaped
injury.
Fighting IN Georgia.
SAVANNAH (Ga.), September Sth.-H. D.
Csstleberry, Town Marshal of Pelham, a
village near Thomasville, was fatally shot
last night while trying to arrest negro for
inciting a riot.
After Castleberry was shot he returned
the negro's fire and general shooting began
between whites and blacks, in which ne
gro was fatally wounded.
Race trouble seemed imminent for a time
but was averted.
Death of Prominent Citizen.
New YORK, September Sth.-Dr Henry
Menninger died at his residence in Brook
lyn to-day, after brief illness that his di-
rectly traceable to wounds received during
the late war. He was born in 1888 in Ger
many, from which his father had TO fly for
political offenses, with Carl Schurz and
General Franz Siegel In 1865 Dr. Men
ninger was editor and publisher of the
Newbern, n. c., Republican, the first Re-
publican paper published in the Southern
Atlantic States.
Mobbed in Illinois.
PARA (Ill.), September Sth.-L. s. Tate
was arrested at Mattoon yesterday on sus.
picion of being the person who stole a
horse from here three weeks ago. A Con-
stable left Nation on the train this morn
ing with the prisoner, en- route to this city.
AT Tower Hill the train stopped, and was
Immediately surrounded by excited men,
who boarded the car, overpower the Con-
stable, and took Tate from the train. What
disposition they made of Tate is unknown.
a Tidal Wave.
RoCKAwAY BEACH, September Sth.-
About half past this afternoon great con-
sternation was caused by q tidal wave,
which rolled seventy feet up the beach and
broke over 1900 or 5000 persons, men,
women and children who were on the
sands. 1t came without warning, and
though a rush was made for shelter, few
escaped being drenched. A large number
,,fe oil hull A., 4 j
away.
A Kentucky Feud.
LOUISVILLE, September Sth.-The Sheriff
of Pike county, Kentucky, arrived at
Frankfort yesterday with five prisoners
convicted at Pikeville for the murder of
the McCoys in the Mccoy Hatfield inter
state feud. They are Ellison Mounts, who
is TO hang Valentine Hatfield, Alexander
NJ. Essre, and Doc and Plyman Mayhorn,
each sentenced 10 life Imprisonment. 1t is
hoped these convictions will end the teud.
Killed by Passing Train.
WHEELING wv. Va), September Sth.-
Near Moundsyille about twelve miles be-
low here on the Ohio River Railroad last
evening, King Cats and wife, both aged
about 10 years, were crossing the railroad
track in O carriage when suddenly the
north bound express rounded a curve and
Stl luCh TIE CdIIldSe- MT. ana MIS-. 6dttS
were both instantly killed and one horse
was fatally injured.
Louisiana Murders
New ORLEANS, September Sth.--A Plea
y1tne's Greenwood, Miss. special saws
George Allen, one of the principal leaders
in the late troubles in Lefiore county. who
shot his own brother because he refused TO
go with the rioters, has been captured at
lndianola, Sunfower county.
A PicGyla,eS GIeenville, Miss, special
reports the killing Of two negroes by an
other negro whose sister they had insuIted.
He Showed the White Feather.
ATLANTA (Ga), September Sth.- The
Huf-Patterson duel, at Sulphur Spings. in
North Alabama, ended in fiasco. Patter-
son was on the grounds at the time indi.
| ca.ed for the meeting The Huff party
failed 10 appear. Patterson and his friends
after waiting twentv-four hours left, and
are now on their way home No expiana-
ton is given as 10 the failure of Huff to
meet his adversary.
Lynching in Missouri.
ST. LoUIs, September s A mob of
armed white men surrounded the Jail at
Columbia, Mo, yesterday, overpowered the