Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-13
JUsTIFIABLE INDIGNATION.
Colored Men VIII Not Submit to Shame
full Outrages.

Colored Men VIII Not Submit to Shame
full Outrages.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 18th = The
National Association of Colored Baptists
began its annual session in this city to-day.
About one hundred delegates were present,
representing almost every State in the
Union.
Several delegates while on their way
here were assaulted at a small station in
Georgia. They appeared before the meet
ing and exhibited their injuries, and Rev.
K. X. Lane of Savannah, gave graphic
account of the assault, which stirred the
delegates to high pitch of excitement.
Many persons expressed themselves as
being in favor of advising their Southern
brethren to arm themselves and resist
further attack.
Resolutions were adopted stating it to be
the duty of the Confederation to raise its
voice in uncompromising terms against
these outrages.
That the grievance should be laid before
the President and the Governors of al the
States where the outrsges were perpetrated,
and ask for the protection that belongs to
citizens of the United States.
That the facts and the petition be tele-
graphed now to the President and Attorney
General with wish for immediate inyesti-
cation.
A committee will be appointed to wait
upon the President, The entire day was
given up to discussion of the assault, and
many advised resort to arms.
Conspiracy Trial.
CHICAGO, September 12th.-Progress in
the Cronin murder trial was resumed this
morning by the defense rendering to the
State four jurors. Three of them were op-
posed to hanging and were excused for
cause. No juryman has as yet been &C,
cepted.
The most startling feature of the DAYS
work was the reply of one Verirema who
said he had decided prejudice against for
eigners coming to this country to wash
their dirty linen" An effort was made to
get repetition of his answer, but the Court
would not permit it and he was excused
for cause.
Another venire will be brought in to-
morrow. 1t is stated on the authority of a
Lakeview police official that the case of
surgical instruments carried by DR.. Cronin
on the night he was murdered are now in
the hands of the police, having been found
some days ago.
Chief Hubbard declined to either affirm
or deny the report, but stated that the pros
ecution had big surprise in store for the
defendants when the trial begins.
Gigantic Orange Trust
CHICAGO, September 12th.-A special
from ST. Louis says that the leading whole
sale fruit dealers of that city are at present
considering the advisability of going into
combination with similar houses
throughout the larger markets of the coun-
try for the purpose of controlling the
Florida orange crop. Early developments
IN the matter are to be expected as the
New York end of the proposed combina-
ton is pushing things vigorously and has
already secured cooperation in other
cities. Investigation amongst st. Louis
houses shows that a gigantic "orange
trust is in progress.
Rowing Contests.
PITTsBURG, September 12th.-John A. st.
John received a cablegram from Henry
Earnest Searle, champion sculler, offering
to row Gaudaur on the Thames in a month
for $500 a side, Otherwise he will row
him on the Paramatta.
st. John says Gaudaur will not row on
the Thames or the Paramatta, but is will
ing to row on any English or Irish lake.
The Teemer-Gaudaur race takes place at
Mckeesport, Pa, to morrow and is exciting
great interest.
Pennsylvania Silver Ore.
PITTsBURG, September 12th.-A Connells-
vile pa special says: What is said to be
valuable find of silver ore has been dis
covered in the mountains near this place
by man named Joseph Averington. He
has interested company of Corneilsville
capitalists in the matter. A great deal of
excitement exists, and prospectors swarm
the mountains in hopes of finding other
deposits.
An Unfounded Rumor.
KNOXVILLE (Tenn.), September 18th
The Item sent out from Bynchburg this
afternoon to the effect that seventeen men
were Killed IN mine disaster at Jellico is
entirely untrue. The story probably orig
mated from the fact that a colored miner
was injured there two days ago BY the
falling of some slate.
The Bruno Monument.
BALTIMORE, September 12th.-Cardinal
Gibbons has issued postscript letter call.
ing attention to the allocution of Pope
Leo, on the recent unveiling of the monu-
ment in Rome to the memory of Bruno.
The letter will be read in all Catholic
Churches next Sunday.
Unembarrassed.
BALTIMORE, September l2th.-In view of
the reports which recently have been
published respecting the Johns Hopkins
| University, President Gilman authorizes
the statement that the University will be-
gin the new year on the 1st of October
with an unimpaired efficiency.
Election of Officers.
PATERSON IN. j., September l2th.-The
Sons of Veterans 10 day elected Charles +.
Griffin of Indiana Commander in Chief for
/ the ensuing year. Colonel Bagnely of
| West Virginia was chosen Lieutenant
Commander and Captain George w. Pollett
of this city Aojutant-General.
The End of an Outlaw.
NEw ORLEANS, September 12th.-A Tines
| Democrat Mstamoras special SAYS: Day
| before yesterday the body of the noted
bandit Trinidad 0rtez was found hanging
to tree near Capajon Ranch.
Increasing the Capital Stock.
BosToS, September 12th.-At a special
meeting of the Bell Telephone Directors
to day it was voted that the capital stock
| should be increased from $10,000,000 TO
$l2, 500 600.
Deluded Foreigners.
New YORK, September 12th.-One hun