Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-07

from the hands OF Mob.
DALLAS Tex January 6th;;-Deputy Sheriff
Moore last night arrested Jack 0'Brien at Gar
land on charge of burglary, and started to
bring him to this city. While at the depot at
Garland mob of masked men took O'Brien
from his Gus ody and hung him to tree Moore
pursued, rushed into the mob, cut o. Brien down
and fed with him. The mob again hanged him. |
Moore, who was in pursuit, rushed in with a re-
volver in each hand, and again cut o'Brien |
down. Both parties then opened fire. and sew
eral lynchers were wounded. Moore reached
this city with his prisoner to-day.
BOSTON'S PRIZE BOY.
Sullivan Departs for Toronto to sigu
articles With Kiirain.
Boston, January 6th.-John l. Sullivan and
parry left this afternoon for Toronto TO arrange
prize fight with Kilrain for the championship
Several hundred people were at the depot to see
him off.
Another River Disaster.
BAYOU SARA La.), January 6th.-The steam
boat Paris c. Brown, from New Orleans for Gin
cinnati, struck a snag at Hermitage Landing
Point Coupee Parish, at o'clock last night, and
sunk to the hurricane deck. Two firemen and
one passenger are missing.
LATER.-Nothing definite was learned today
asto the loss OF life and property. Two rousta-
bouts who passed down ou the Oliver Bierre
say that six of the crew AMI one pas .enger were
lost, but could give no names.
Later reports say there is no doubt but that
eight lives were lost. The cargo is floating
down the river
Missouri Pacific Salaries Reduced.
ST LOUIS, January 6th.-It is announced that
circular will be issued tomorrow from the
headquarters of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
announcing that the salaries of all employees ON
that system where the pay is 500 per month
and over will be reduced ten per cent. This
Others but does not effect conductors, engineers
nor those connected with the mechanical de-
partment.
The Burlington Settlement.
CHICAGO, January 9th. = Chief Arthur has
signed an agreem ent between the Brotherhood
and the Burlington officials. He expresses him.
self as being highly pleased with the conditions
upon which the strike was settled. He says the
terms will be entirely satisfactory to ali con-
eerned, but they will not be made public until
the agreement goes before the Executive Board
next week. Mr.. Arthur left last evening for
California.
Terrible Mining Accident.
PTTTsBuRG, January 6th.-A frightful accident
occurred at the West Leisenring Coke Works, in
Connelsville last ey ening. Three men were be-
ing let down in the shaft when the engineer
suddenly reversed the engine The cable broke
and they were dropped distance of 400 feet
and crushed to a shapeless mass The names of
the killed are VIM. Clark, VIM. McFern and
eamuel Shearer.
More Doodle Business in Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 6th.-The Times tomorrow
Will print Story OF the attempted bribery of one
of its employees TO steal certain documents sup
posed to reflect upon James K. Doolittle attorney
for one OF the elevated roads seeking franchises
from the City Council The Times has been
charging that Doodle was being used in behalf
OF the road in question, and has been scoring
Doolittle unsparingly.
The Half-Breed Knocked Out.
TOLEDO (O.), January 6th-A prize fight be-
tween Mike Coburn, of Manchester, Eng and
Jim Kenard, a halfbreed Indian of st Paul
Mimi, took place this morning Just across the
Michigan line. Both men are light-weights
Nineteen rounds were fought, Queensberry
rules. The battle was hard one, resulting IN
a victory for Coburn.
Valuable Coal Beds.
ST. PAUL, January 6th.-A special dispatch
gives an account of the finding of another yalu-
able coal deposit in Dakota, three miles north OF
Centerville. One vein eight feet thick, was
first bored into at depth of 12S feet and after
going through sandstone and slate another vein
was struck, in which the drill is now working
Clearing House Reports.
Boston. January 6th.-Dispatches to the Post
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States show the total
gross exchanges for the week ended January
D, 1889, were Sl,o95024,9 an increase of "a
per cent compared with the corresponding
week in 1888.
Supposed Murder al d Suicide
NEW YORK, January 6th-The police report
that William Mann, ~ years old and Carrie
Jones. 81 years, were found dead in a room at
No. S42 East Fifty fourth street to day. 1t is
supposed the man shot the woman, who was
his housekeeper, and then killed himself.
Caused by an Open Switch.
BRooKHAvEN (Miss.), January 6th-A special
says the south bound passenger train on the
Illinois Central was wrecked at Cedar Hill by
an open switch this evening. Engineer Jarvis
and negro fireman were badly bruised, and
one or two passengers.
California Loses n Winter Tourist.
DENVER, January 6th.-Harry G. Stickney,
alias Harry Gardner, late cashier of the Chelsea
Salt Works of Boston. was arrested here last
night charged with embezzling 5000 from the
company. He had s., 800 when arrested.
The Vice-President-E Elect.
PHILADELPHIA, January 6th.-Vice- President
elect Morton and wife arrived in this city last
evening. They we've driven to the residence of
Rev. DR.. Francis L. Robbins whose wife is a
niece of Mr. Morton.
Sentenced for Life.
HINcKLEY (Minn.) January 6th-Henry II.
vember, was to day found guilty of murder in
the second degree and sentenced 10 life impris-
0nment
just Like Anybody Ese.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 6th.-Quiet prevailed
at the Harrison homestead to-day. The Presi-
dent-elect attended church, and spent the rest
OF the day in his usual manner.
To Avoid Collision.
When train is prevented from arriving
on time at its meeting point, we must have
some rules by which the opposing train
may proceed or all business on the road
would be suspended by the delay of
single train. Only the general principles
of these rules can be stated within limits.
They are as follows: