Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-14

/ by Mrs. Moore, her daughter and niece.
Bowen attempted an assault upon the
niece, but her screams awoke the other
| occupants of the room and he fed Be
i fore noon he was arrested and handed over
| to the Justice of the Peace The entire
| neighborhood congregated and took Bowen
from the custody of the officers and strung
| him up by the neck en- the public road
near whereth assault was made.
Ancient Order of Foresters.
MINNEAPOLIS, Augutt lStb.-The subsidi-
airy High Court of Ancient Order of Forest
ers OF the United States was called to
order in Harmonic Hall this morning by
High Subsidiary Chief Ranger NJ Colbert,
OF Chicago. The morning session was de-
voted to the presentation of the credentials
of the five hundred delegates present.
The Companion of Forest or Fourth
Degree OF Forestry met in Supreme Con-
| clave this morning. One hundred and
htteen delegates were present. This order
| Is composed of the wives and lady friends
| of the Foresters.
California Fruit.
CHICAGO, August 13th.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold three cars of California
fruit: Bartlett pears, 81 so to 81 %; Tokay
| grapes, s. 90 to 81 60 per double crate,
stock, 81 to 81 %. Weather rainy and
muggy.
Porter Bros. & Co. sold five carloads of
Bartlett pears at 81 10 to 81 25-good many
overripe and rotten; Muscat grapes, 81 Is
to 50 so; Tokays, 81 IS to 81 05; peaches
75c to 81 so; bulk of the stock at 81 35:
black grapes, 81 to 81 So; Gross prunes,
81 30 to 81 so; German prunes, 81 40.
Came Back without His Man.
New YORK, August I3th.-Detective
Reilly, a member of Inspector Byrnes staff
who went to Chile year ago to bring back
Clerk Bushnell, who embezzled $4,000 of
stock from the Wall street LAWYERS, Butler
Stillman Il Hubbard, ten years ago. re-
| turned to this city on the steamship Colon
at noon to-day, without his prisoner.
Bushnell escaped in Peru, while in transit.
Reilly refused absolutely TO speak about
the case before he had seen his chief.
Duelists in Trouble.
ATLANTA GA, August 1Sth.-The dec
| laratlon of Governor Gordon that he would
| readily surrender Messrs. Calhoun, Will
hanson, Jackson and King, principals and
seconds in the duel fought Saturday, to
the authorities of Alabama, upon a requi-
siion, caused these gentlemen to assume a
| more serious mood. kilograms were re.
AFTERNOON
stating that negotiations looking toward
the extradition of the men had begun.
Bride Sent TO Prison.
JERSEY City, August 13th.-Marie Rose
Bablich was to day sentenced to two years
for burglary, and will soon be taken to the
| State Prison. On the eve of her wedding
she entered her employers residence and
stole three dresses for trousseau. She
was to have married William Kaufman.
| Last night Kaufman secured the services
of Justice Aldridge and they went to the
County Jail where Miss Bablich was and
| made her Mrs. kaufman.
Discovery of America
| BALTIMORE, August 13th.-At a meeting
! OF the Commercial Exchange today reso-
lutioDs were passed to the effect that the
quadrl-centennial anniversary of the dis
covery of America was too great an event to
De controlled by any city, and that it should
| be held under the joint auspices of the
eighteen nations of the three Americas,
| and that Washington City was the most
| appropriate place.
Transcontinental Traffic.
| CHICAGO, August 13th.-Inouiry having
been made as to what proportion should
| be allowed lines in the Central Traffic As
sociation of rates on transconiinentaI traffic
via Union Pacific, attention is called by
Chairman Blanchard to the resolu' ion IL at
| on such traffic lines east OF Chicago thew
are entitled to the agreed percentages of
the gross tariff rates on similar traffic carried
via other transcontinen tai roads.
/ seoling with the Elixir.
| PHILADELPHIA, August 13th.-Two re-
porters who subjected themselves, out of
| curiosity, to the Brown-Sequerd elixir at
the Medico-Surgical Hospital yesterday, are
both laid up to-day. and one of them is
considerably alarmed about his condition.
de was compelled to keep his bed to-day,
| with high lever, pains in his head and a
| painful confusion of ideas, and severe pains
J IN the groin and its vicinity.
Bold Robbers.
New York, August 13th.-Goetz Loeb, a
| broker at 90 Broadway, was held up in his
Office about noon to-day by two young
men, who fired one shot at him. They
were frightened off by Loeb's cries without
securing the booty, 81 ,290, which was in
| plain sight. The shot grszed Loeb, but he
| is not hut seriously. One of the highway
| men wss arrested and held for trial this
afternoon. The other escaped.
The Cherokee Strip.
TAHLEQUAH II. T), August 13th.-The
proposition Of the United States Commits
sloners to transfer the Cherokee strip to the
United States, will be submitted by Chief
Joel b Mays to the Cherokee legislature in
November next. The Commissioners will
| negotiate with the A1apahoes and Chey-
| ennes for such land as they own in the
territory.
Receiver Refused.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 13th-In the
United States Court yesterday, Judge
| Gresham permanently set aside the order
| made last week by Judge Woods creating
receivership for the Indianapolis, Decatur
and Western Railroad, and appointing r.
! b. +. Pierce receiver. Judge Gresham held
| that sufficient cause for receiyership had
not been shown, and that there was no
| property in action and probably no iuris.
diction.
Not so Heavy as Reported.
PORTLAND, August 13th.-The Assistant
| General Freight Agent of the Northern
Pacific, who returned to-day from Spokane
| Falls, says the total value of property de-
stroyed by the recent fire will not exceed
i've million dollars, instead of fourteen
| millions as atfirstreported. The Northern
Pacific loss will be under one hundred
| thousand dollars.
| Desperate Professor.
| OXFORD Miss }, August 18Th Professor
a. J. Quinche of the State University at
tempted suicide yesterday by cutting his
throat. He is now in critical condition.
| He has been Professor of the University
for thirty mine years, but last June was set
aside.
Resisting an Officer.
GRAND RAPIDS mich J. August 18th
Sheriff P. j. Sinclair and brother, D. A.
Sinclair, went to Boone township last
\ night to arrest farmer Amel Goch and his