Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-22

the charter faction, after consulting with
Captain Stiles, advised the crowd to.dis.
perse. The advice was followed and the
excitement subsided.
Nine of the leaders were afterwards ar.
rested on a charge of conspiring against the
authority of the United States and the city
government.
Rumored Railroad Changes.
CHICAGO, September 21st.-The Times
will say tomorrow: A deal is now under
consideration which If consummated will
afford satisfactory solution to the North.
western railroad problem by removing the
cause of all the recent troubles. The new
plan briefly is, for the Chicago and North
western or Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul or both, to secure control of the Bur-
lington and Northern road and operate it in
the interest of their own companies.
1t has gone so far that the terms of the
deal are said to be partly settled. The
basis is turning over to Burlington and
Quincy of the Milwaukee and 81. Paups
line to Kansas City, or if the deal be with
the Northwestern the barter will be for the
latter's branch lines south of the Platte
River in Nebraska.
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
COLUMBUS (O.), September 21st-The
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
to-day authorized the Grand Lodge of Da-
kota to divide that jurisdiction at the next
annual meeting, and authorized the Grand
Sire to grant charter to the Grand En-
campment of North Dakota.
The Constitution was amended to pro-
vide for the election of the officers of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge annually, instead
of biennially, permitting State and Terrific
rial grand bodies to make laws disqualify-
ing persons engaged in the sale of intoxi-
eating beverages from membership in the
Order.
Trouble was Predicted.
WHEELING (W. Va.), September 21st-
Recent dispatches from Kingston, Jamaica,
reporting a revolt in Navassa, in which a
number of Americans were killed, has ex-
cited much interest in this section of coun-
try, more so because a we'll known colored
man, jeff Davis, citizen of Wheeling, re-
Gently returned from the scene of rebellion
and tells the story OF cruelty to Slaves in
Navassa.
The stories of cruelty and tJ ranny in the
island which he told seem to explain the
present report of the revolt. JEFF predicted
that if some bright, bold man ever got
sufficient influence 10 become q leader of
the blacks on the island there would be, a
general uprising and bloody massacre.
Wyoming Constitution.
CHEYENNE (Wyo.), September 21st.-In
the Constitutional Convention tonight,
there was bitter fight on the legislative
appointment. Each county was made a
district. The labor representatives pre-
sented an eight hour chapter and the pro-
position for Board OF Arbitration to be
elected to settle strikes. A bill was adopted
to-day, which gives the State control of all
tions.
Killed His Room-mate.
BUTTE (Mont.), September 2lst.-Frank
Lewis shot and killed Steve Johnson here
at $50 o'clock las. night. The men were
butchers, and worked and roomed together.
The trouble occurred during the afternoon
which resulted in the killing last night
Lewis surrendered after the killing aud is
now in jail, The murderer claims he did
it is self-defense but no weapons were
found on the dead man. The killing took
place at their room.
An Old Firm Breaks.
LOUISVILLE, September 21st.-John B.
McIlvaine & Son, consisting of the John B.
McIlvaine estate and j. Banks McIlvaine,
assigned this afternoon for the benefit Of
their creditors. The firm has been in ex-
istence here in the whisky business for
twenty-five years. They are surety for
Mattingly & Son for $103 600. They can
pay about sixty-fve cents on the dollar.
Judgment Against Guardian.
CHICAGO, September 21st.-Judgment for
$66, ,S26 % has been given against Mrs. Eve
lyn Hutton, now residing in Europe, in
favor of Henry Kingsbury, in Judge Alt
geld's Court. Mrs. Hutton was Kingsbury's
guardian, and the amount of the judgment
70 ho cr1pN ha short INC IL
ment when Kingsbury became of age.
Lucky Heel Shaver.
CHICAGO, September 21st.-A special from
Lynn, Mass, says: George FL. Mudgett,
heel shaver in a shoe factory here, is in
formed that $1OO, 600, the sum he was will
ing to accept, awaits his order for one
tenth interest in gold mine, of which the
location was granted to him about nine
years ago in Gunnison county, Col.
Successful Safe Robbery.
BELrcN (Tex) September 21st-The Pa
cific Express Company was robbed of $10,-
600 here on Thursday night. The money
arrived on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
train, and was left in the safe in the car.
The latter was entered through a window
and the safe unlocked. There is no clue to
the robbers.
Window Glass Syndicate.
STREAToR (Ill.), September 21st.-The
purchase of all the window glass factories
in Illinois has been consummated by the
United States Glass Company of New York.
The purchase includes the Rock Island
Glass Company's works, the Ottawa Glass
works, and the plant of the
Streator Glass Company.
Perished In the Flames.
ST. PAUL, September 21st-The resi-
dence of Michael Haupt, in Spring Hill,
Stearns county, was destroyed by FIRE early
this morning. and Avis and Conrad
Haupt, two young men, perished in the
flames. George Haupt, boy twelve years
old, was seriously burned and may die.
Gold Discovery in New Jersey.
NEWARK On. J.), September 21st.-The
village of Irvington, three miles from this
city, has gala discovery boom. James
Murray, a laborer, while excavating on the
road, found ledge of rock containing gold
Judging by samples the rock is said to be
worth $50 aton.
Quite Satisfactory.
NEWPORT Or. II, September 21st.-The
pleted her speed trials, had maneuvring
and turning trials to day. The action of
the ship was most satisfactory.
Out of the Fight.
LAWRENCE (Mass.), September 2Ist.-
General Merrill has sent telegram to
Washington. directing the absolute with
irawal of his name for the position of
Pension Commissioner.
After Dry Goods Clerk.
CHICAGO, September 21st.-To.morrow'
Inter Ocean will say: ]. j. Hefferin, the
alleged Cronin suspect mentioned IN to-
days dispatches, is believed to be in Sacra-
nento now.
Sensational Story.
New YORK, September 21st.-Mrs. Ham
lton has not committed suicide. The sem
'ational story was known to be untrue
when it was sent out from this city.
A man bearing the glittering name of