Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-07

CHICAGO October CHA morning paper
says: Plans for the establishment OF an
extensive tin-plate mandatory IN CHI
cago have been formed. For more than
year past such an enterprise has been con-
sidered but since the introduction OF the
Mckinley bill, with its tax on tin plate,
which practically prohibited the importa-
ton cf tin-plate into this country, the plan
has assumed definite shape The passage
of the Mckinley bill settled all questions.
1t is said the concern will be capitalized
for 81 10000, and give employment to
900 men. Tin ore will be brought from
the Black Hills and from North Carolina.
Armour, Swift and other large packers of
! canned meat are said to be among the pro-
motors.
California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, October 6h.-The Montgomery
| Auction Company sold to-day five cars
| California fruit at the following prices ::
Tokoy grapes, full crates, So 35 to So 10;
Muscats, full crates, 50 10 to 81 80; Tokays,
half crates, 81 go; Muscats, half crates,
81 80; Strawberry peaches, 81 80 to 81 40;
Buerre Bose pears, 81; Vicar, 81 SIS; Win
| ter Nellis, 50 25; Eastern Buerre, 81 20.
| Porter Bros Company sold to-day three
cars of California fruit at auction at the
following prices: Full crates -Tokay
grapes, s. 65 to So so; full crates Muscats,
So 20; ounces, 81 so to 81 49, White
Doyenne pears, So Is; Goes Late Red
plums, 81 So to 81 80; Ickwith plums,
! 81 50.
Victory for the Republicans.
CINCINNATI, October 6.b.-The election
in Gown gtou, KY, was conducted by bal
| lot somewhat similar to the Australian
system. Hitherto the method of voting
has been viva voce. The result was the
election as Mayor of ). T. Thomas. Repub
publicans also elected the City Engineer,
three of the five Aldermen, five of the ten
Councihnen and five of the ten members
of the School Board. The Democrats
elected the Assessor. This is the first Re-
publican Mayor in twenty. five years.
| 0usdrupIe Tragedy.
LIvIN ssToN Texas, October 6th.-To-
night Dsmitt Jones of Leggett was called
out of saloon by Jim Parker and Alex
Lowe. As he stepped out of the door he
was fatally shot by the men. Uriah Free
man hen came out and began
shooting at Parker and Lowe, who
returned the fire. Lowe was killed,
outright Parker is shot in the stom-
ach and cannot live. Freeman is shot
| in the eft arm and breast. The doctors
say he viii die. The quadruple tragedy
had its origin in politics.
! Prominent BusIness Man Shot.
BIRMINGHAM (Aa.), October 9th. -
| Edward L. Martin, prominent business
man, was shot and fatally wounded to day
by woman calling herself Mrs. Clarence
| o. Martin, formerly Miss Julia Powers, of
Macon, Ga.
| She asserts that Clarence married her in
/ TuyQc H6uarol Sba hoo haa,, al
| lowing dim, and was here a few months
ago, when Edward paid her to leave the
/ city. She returned to day, made demands
which we're refused, and the shooting fol-
lowed.
Verdict for the Plaintiff
! NEW YORK, October 6th.-Mrs. Ada
Richardson obtained a verdict before
Sheriffs jury to-day for 800, 900 for the
alienation of the affections of her husband,
David G. Richardson, to whom she was
married in 1874. They lived happily until
| 1886, when he began to neglect her for Mrs.
Ella 7. Burt, whose husband is George A.
Burt. Mr.. Richardson and Mrs. Burt
| both have cattle ranches in Texas and they
are supposed to be there at present. Mr..
Burt is understood to have business in
| terests in Peru.
! New Trial Asked For.
| GNhhNlON, OCtOOCl Olu.-h
new trial in the case OF Annie Hnsaboe
against Pastor Roberts was asked for to-
day. One of the reasons was that the alb
sence of the plaintiff from the courtroom
prevented them from proving that she
| brought a similar case against Lois 2. Jer-
dee in Clair county, Wisconsin, in March,
1873.
Roberts rendered his resignation, which
| the congregation deferred acting on until
the question of new trial was determined.
Air Vessels.
SPRINGFIELD Ill.) }, October 6th.-Among
| the articles of Incorporation filed with the
Secretary of State to day were those of the
Mount Carmel Aeronautic Navigation Com
pany, at Mount Carmel, for the construc-
ton and operation of air vessels for the
| transportation of passengers and freight.
Capital stock, $1,000, COO. The incorpora-
tors are Edwin ]. Pennington, James A.
Pugh, w. G. Dewey and others.
Large Blaze in Chicago.
CHICAGO, October CHA fire in a six
story building at PSI 50 State street tonight
| caused losses aggregating a quarter OF a
million dollars. The principal losers are
Martin Emerich, Quitting com pany; Nc
Weigh & Pardie, saddlers and n C. Thayer
wholesale dealer in Photographic supplies.
The insurance is only partial. The fire
was caused by an explosion of photo
graphic chemicals.
Southwestern Railway Association.
CHICAGO, October 6;h.-The Executive
Committee of the Southwestern Railway
| and Steamship Association. after session
here to-day, adjourned till November 1st.
! No reply has yet been received from w.
S. Alexander, Traffic Manager of the Great
| Northern, to whom they rendered the
Craftsmanship.
| Left His Creditors Behind.
CHICAGO, October 6th.-The Evening Jour
nal says: NJ Benjamin, a boot and shoe
| dealer on Twenty second street, is said to
have decamped, leaving indebtedness of
about $40 600 to various wholesale houses
here and East. Before leaving he sold
| what goods he had on hand to another per-
| son.
| Rich Vein of Gold Struck.
KANSAS CITY (Mo), October 6th.-Re.
ports have been received at Ardmore, l. T =,
| of the finding of an immense vein of gold
the Chickasaw Nation, forty-fve miles
from Ardmore. Large numbers of pros.
pectors are going.
| Railroad Accident in Kentucky.
CATTELsBURG (Ky.), October 6h.-Last
i
News and Mississippi Valley train broke
near Olympia, throwing the cars from the
track and down an embankment. Twenty
passengers were all more or less bruised
and injured, but none seriously.
| storekeeper Held Up.
| KANSAS CITY, October Chat Rosen-
| dale tonight a man entered q crowded
store and pointing a revolver at the head of
the proprietor William Mann, ordered him
| to deliver. William delivered what was in
the cash drawer, $3.50, and the robber es-
| capped.
The Engagement Broken.
SYRACUSE, October 6ih.-The report that
the engagement of Miss Winnie, daughter
of JEFF Davis, to Alfred Wilkinson has
been broken is generally believed here.
Wilkinson is out of town, and his sister
will neither confirm nor deny the report.
Welcome to the President.
STAUNToN (Vs.), October 6th.-President
Harrison and party were met at the station
this evening by large gathering of citi-
zens. The President appeared on the plat
form of his car, and was greeted with
hearty cheers and music.
VENEZUELA.