Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28
A Boom in Firearms.

guilt increases.
A Boom in Firearms.
HAMMOND Qnd.), January 9th The
great demand for firearms here, following
the receipt of White Cap" notices by
number of citizens has led to the belief
that as far as this place is concerned it is a
movement in the interest of trade.
ARREST OF WHITE CAPS.
men have been arrested here for sending
White Cap" notices to disreputable
women.
An Escaped Boodler Located.
CHICAGO. January 27th.-Hannigan, one
OF Chicagos Doodle Aldermen, who left
here suddenly two years ago during the
Doodle Investigations has been located at
vancouver, where he has been successful in
real estate speeulations. His departure
from Chicago was made at q time when he
had been confined to his bed for three
months with what was supposed to be a
fatal illness. having to crawl aboard the
train on his hands and knees
Ives and Raynor Arrested.
New YORK, January 27th.-Henry S..
Ives and George H. Stayner were arrested
yesterday on an order issued by Judge
O'Brien of the Supreme Court, in the suit
Railroad Company. Bail in each case was
fixed at S25O,000 The men are now in the
custody of the Sheriff. They are charged
with misappropriating funds of the com
rany.
1t Has Been in a Safe Place.
WHEELING CIV. Va), January 27th.-Al-
exander Squires will get his 81, 2O1 in gold
from the Philadelphia Mint. He came
here from Philadelphia, readily found one
man Henry J. Wade) who could identify
him after lapse of twenty-three years,
and will go back to the United States Mint
in triumph to reclaim the deposit of gold
washings he left there in 1855.
A Fiendish Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, January 27th.-An un-
known man murdered Mary Webster. head
nurse in the Cooper Hospital at Camden,
n. j., yesterday morning, while she was on
duty, by cutting her throat. The object
was robbery. The murderer escaped from
fourth story window by rope, made
from the bed sheets, which was attached
to shutter.
Death of California Argonaut.
New YORK, January 27th.-Chester A.
Washburn. of Morristown, N j.. died sud-
denly of apoplexy in st. Vincent's Hospital
yesterday. He was born in South Liver
more, Me-. in 1922, and went to California
in 1850. He was for several years editor of
the AttG California. He leaves q wife, two
daughters and one son.
Illicit Love and Murder.
ST. LOUIS, January 27th.-Mrs. Maggie
Fischer, wife of Milton Fischer, living at
Bearnan. village six miles from Sedalia,
Mo-, was strangled to death last Saturday
| night, and her husband and sister, Miss
Swearing-with whom Fischer is said to
be on too intimate terms-have been ar
rested, charged with the murder.
scalded by Steam.
New YORK, January 27th.-The steam
pipe in the engine-room of the steamer
Republic lying at the wharf in this city,
burst to-day. The following named were
seriously scalded Charles Yates, engineer
Thomas MacFarland, engineer; Samuel
| Ward, James Moran, John Leonard, JAS
Collins, Patrick Hughes and James Ward.
Possible Trouble With Indians.
DULUTH (Minn.) }, January 27th.-There
| is prospect of serious trouble with the
Indians near Cloquet, who demand that
| Lumberten be expelled from the reserva-
| ton. The Council of Fond-du-Lac In
| dians yesterday called ON the Commissioner
of Indians, demanding that immediate ac-
| ton be taken in the matter.
Dudley Probably Indicted.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 27th.-It is re-
| ported tonight that an indictment has been
| found against Colonel w. w. Dudley by
the United States Grand Jury, and that the
ment SO 1t may be submitted early this
| week. There is pretty good reason for
| believing that the report is reliable.
Clearing House Reports.
BosToY, January 27th.-A table COM
piled froR dispatches to the Post from the
managers of the leading clearing houses in
the United States, shows the total gross ex-
| changes for the week ending January 26th
were 81 ,019 ,632, ,47, an increase of III per
cent. compared with the corresponding
week of last year.
Railroad Collision in Ohio.
| CLEVELAND, January 27th.-A fast stock
| train on the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio roads collided this morning with light
| engine on bridge near Gallon The en-
gines were badly wrecked and the engineer.
fireman and three men riding or the light
| engine very seriously, but not fatally
hurt.
AIegs d Stolen Diamonds.
New York, January 27th.-Jack Bur-
CESS, the prize-fghter. and his wife are sup
posed to be on their way to the Pacific
slope with the proceeds of $4,000 worth of
diamonds which Mrs. Burgess is said to
have stolen from her sister, Mrs. Hewitt, of
07 East Fourteenth street, yesterday.
Tarred With the Same Stick.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 27th.-Late de-
velopments in the case of Joseph A. Moore
| OF the Connecticut Insurance Company
show that the clerks under him had in
dulged in peculation for a number of years
past with his knowledge The amount
taken aggregates nearly 1000.
A Saline Conuudrum.
NEW YORK, January 27tb.-Under escort
| Of the police, Richardson's company
| started -sprinkling wagon over the
line to-day. A bowling mob followed
and an officer received an ugly scalp wound
from stone. At midnight the entire
police reserve was ordered out.
Stranded WarbIers.
CLEVELAND, January 27th.-The kellogg
Opera Company disbanded here last night
at the close of Faust" which was per-
formed under great difficulties. Labatt,
the star tenor, and Miss Meissinger deserted
the company before the evenings perform
ance.
A Money-Making Hoosier.
| SULLIVAN (Ind.), January 27th.-W. w.
Boatwright was arrested here to-day on
charge of counterfeiting He was in the
act Of making counterfeit silver dollars.
He had already served five years for a SIM
llnr OuenSe.
Attempted Murder and Suicide.
NEW YORK, January 27th-Anthony
Schneider to-day shot Mrs. Kate Gebhardt
and then killed himself He also fred
several shots at Mrs. Gebhardt's children.
Mrs. Gebhardt may recover.
Funeral Of Congressman Burns.
ST. JOSEPH (Mo.), January 27th.-The re-
mains of Congressman Burns were inferred
at Mora Cemetery to-day.
Grants Etseemed Daughter.
NEW IoeK, January 27th.-Among the
was Nellie Grant-Sartoris.
Death OF Playwright.
NEW YORK, January 27th.-A K. Caseau-
ran. the weil-known playwright, died TO-DAY
after lingering illness.
Death OF q ConsuI-General.
New York, January 27t1.-The Austrian
CoGsul-Generai, Hugo Fritch, die,, tonight.