Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-31
Old Mrs. Render.


Mrs. Davis mother, is in reality old Mrs
Bender, of the notorious Bender family of
Kansas. A requisition has been asked for.
As soon as it arrives the prisoners will
be taken to Kansas for trial.
The requisition arrived this afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Dick Parsons, of Kansas,
took Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Davies west.
Mrs. Mccain, the female detective who
caused their arrest, accompanied them.
She is the daughter of one of the Bender
victims. The prisoners declare she is not
in her right mind.
Eaten by Bears.
PUEBLO (Col.), October 30th.-News
comes from Las Truches, in the northern
edge of New Mexico, that an old lady was
missed while gathering pine nuts. Her
son, after waiting all night, started out the
next morning searching for her. After
several hours he found her torn clothing,
hair and bloody bones, together with the
tracks of bears.
Her twelve-year- old son near Abiqua is
also missing, and scores of people are hunt
ing for him among the pine groves. 1t is
supposed he was devoured by the bears,
which are very fond of pine nuts.
Went by Default.
NEW YORK, October 30th.-In the suit of
Edmund Green against Henry McWood,
to recover $4,000 damages for alleged
sharp practices in connection with certain
Mexican railroad schemes, Judge Andrews
of the Supreme Court has given the case to
the Sheritf's jury to assess the damages.
The defendant did not appear and default
was taken.
The suit arose out of a grant of the Mex
lean Government to Sebastian Comacho for
the construction of railroad and telegraph
line to connect several cities in Mexico.
Thirty Torpedo Boats.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3Oth-Contracts
will be given out in few weeks for the
construction of thirty twin-screw, sea-
going, gun-torpedo boats, a company hav-
ing been formed of New Haven, New York
and Philadelphia capitalists to build and
sell these boats to all nations. DIR. Gstling,
of gun fame, will have charge of the con-
struction of the vessels and guns, and has
selected shipyards on the Delaware river.
Baseball Notes.
BosToN, October 30th.-The Globe will
tomorrow say it has been definitely settled
that Brooklyn and Buffalo will take the
places of Indianapolis and Washington in
the brotherhood combination of CLUBS.
The Governing Board will consist of six
teen members, one player from each club
Comiskey, of the st. Louis Browns, will
Captain the Chicago team, and Johnny
Ward will manage the Brooklyns.
Practically Dead.
CHICAGO, October 30th.-The Interstate
Commerce Railway Association is prac-
tically dead. The Rock Island, Burling-
ton and st. Paul roads take the grounds
that the agreement has been violated by
the traffic arrangements of the Union Pa
cific and Northwestern. The Times to-
morrow will say that they will no longer
be bound by the rules of the Association,
although formal notice of withdrawal
has not been given.
We Could Have Told You So.
New YORK, October 30th.-Lee Cling, Lee
Hi and Lee Sing, the Chinese merchants
accused of binding. gagging torturing and
robbing Lee Hing in the laundry of the
latter's employer, were called for trial and
examination was waived. Justice Duffy is
satisfied that it is impossible to convict the
accused, the evidence forthcoming showing
a scheme of the highbinders to ruin three
inoffensive Cinnamon.
Honoring a Patriot.
WILMINGTON (Del.), October 30th.-The
monument to Cesar Rodney, one of the
signers of tbs Declaration of Independ-
ence. and one of the members of the Con-
tinental Congress was unveiled to day at
Dover. Thomas F. Bayard delivered the
address, and Bishop Morris, of Oregon,
relative of the Rodney family, delivered
the benediction.
Afraid to Testify.
PEORIA Gid, October 30th. = Edward
Spellman, prominent distiller, and Dis
triot Delegate of the Clan-na. Gael, who was
wanted in Chicago as a witness in the
Cronin trial, is not to be found. Spellman
has not been in Peoria for two weeks. He
was in Cincinnati about week ago. but
now even mis- family profess Ignorance of
mis- whereabouts.
Boiler Explosion.
BE1LAIaE 20 }, October S0th.-One of the
laree boilers at the Bellsire blast furnace
exploded this forenoon with terrible force.
The nsil factory was entirely demolished
and the windows broken in all the adj0in-
ing buildings. The wreck was scattered
over one hundred yards. The damage is
sos Oc0 No one was injured.
Wrecked at Tawala.
GOSHEN (Ind) October S0ih.-The lin