Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-20

/ with him al the time of his decease. He
| was member of the Ancient Order of Fer
t esters of San Francisco and Secretary Nor
/ ton OF his Lodge teiegraphed to send the
remains to San Francisco for burial. Mrs.
Anthlck accompanied the remains on this
afternoons train.
Seattle is n Live Town.
SEATTLE (W. IT,, April 19sh.-To night
I 81 the City Council meeting O. d. Butter
field was elected Chief Of Police in place
of a. J. c. Mitchell The latter was re-
moved week since for alleged collusion
with the gamblers AS Butterfeld desired
II, the present Police Captains were re-
moved and new men elected in their
places. The Council expects that Butter
field Will az once iuausurate a crusade
against the gamblers and lewd women. and
urlve taem from this city. As Butterield
is not liked by many of the police officers
It is expected that many of them Will send
IN their resignation.
Not Canada This Time.
SAN DIEGO, April 10 h There has been
trouble for some time between The IuterDa-
tonal Company OF Mexico and American
hshlng vessels, the company clsimiug sole
control OF the fisheries OF Lower California.
The Pacific ocean and the Gulf waters.
The Mexican Consul at san DIEGO has
issued . proclamation warning all captains
that he has ordered the authorities al En-
senada 10 commence an active crusade
against ana ConfsGate all vessels found
hsnlng IN The prescribed limits, together
with the Imprisonment of the offending
captains,
An Omaha Man Suicides.
SAN DIEGo, April l9ih.-At $50 o'clock
tins morning the occupants of the Caraiobe
Lodglnghouse were awakened by the re-
port of gun IN room occupied bv Henry
Brauner, owner of the premises. The door
was broken down and Brauner's lifeless
body found on the floor. He had shot
himself 10 the heart, using double-bar-
relied gun Deceased was man of prop
erty, 10 years old and former resident of
omaha peSpondency caused the suicide.
The Knights Templar.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 19th-The thirty
first annual conclave of the Grand Com
mandery OF knights Templsr of the State
OF California adjourned sine die this after
noon, after the Grand Officers had been
installed. This mornings session was de-
voted to the consideration of the customary
reports OF the standing committees. This
evening the Grand Commandery will at
tend in body the religious services at the
First Congregational Church, where DIR.
Barrows will deliver special sermon.
Gone Back OF His Boy.
Los ANGELES, April 19sb-Fred. RYAN.
son of Thomas Ryan, of Kansas, the newly
appointed Minister to Mexico, is under ar
rest here on a charge of defrauding two
lady acquaintances out of 1925. They in
dorsed draft for him on the ground that
his father would pay the amount, but the
latter returned the paper, sending word that
he had ceased paying his sons debts.
Raising the License.
SANTA Cruz, April 19.h.-The CITY
Council this afternoon raised the LIQUOR
license from Sl20 to $500 per annum, be-
sides making stringent resolutions regard
lug the applicants for licenses. The license
for circus is $3.50 day.
Michael Hogerty of Boulder was killed
yesterday by fiat car crushing him.
Libel suit Reversed.
PRESCOTT A. T.), April l9th-The cele-
brated libel case of @. W. Johnston VS..
Judge Robert Z. Morrison of Apache, de-
cided in the District Court against the de-
fendant in verdict of $500, has lust been
reversed by the Supreme Court.
Convicted of Mayhem
PORTLAND, April l9th-Al Cody was
convicted this afternoon of mayhem. In
Oregon this crime is considered next 10
that of murder. Considerable interest was
manifested in this case and the verdict
gives general satisfaction.