Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-28

was an oil car. When the collision took
place the oil car telescoped the car in front
of it and then exploded. Brownson sue
coed in getting out, though in badly
bruised and burned condition; but his boy,
who was caught in the wreck, was literally
roasted before the eyes of mis- agoniged
father. The locomotive was completely
ruined, and several cars were burned.
Treasury Notes.
New York, September 27th.-A special
from Washington quotes Acting Secretary
of the Treasury Batchelder as saying, with
reference to the issue of Treasury notes OF
small denominations, that it is impossible
to issue any more notes now, as the circu
latiou of legal tender and silver certificates
is up to the legal limit. New York silver
men say that over 81. 80 600 worth Of sill
yer bullion remains uncoined in Washing
ton, and that the immediate issue of GER
tiicates OF small denominations to the
amount OF the coming value of this bullion
will be urged.
Chinese Dens.
NEW YORK, September 27th.-Forty fam
tan dives, five lotteries and ten other Chi
nese gambling places have been definitely
located by the police within the space of
four blocks in this city. The Egeling 1ele-
gram, which has been investigating the
facts, finds that there is Chinese associa-
ton which regulates the whole lot. The
dens, which were once closed, were notified
by the association that they might reopen,
free from molestation, upon the payment
of 81 800 TO the Chinese Christian Associa-
ton, which had hitherto informed against
them and had them raided.
Capture of a Defaulter.
COLUMBUS (Ohio), September 27th.-Dur-
ing 1883 William II. Schreber was the
Cashier of the First National Bank in this
city, and fell in with a designing woman.
Finally he robbed the bank, fed with the
woman, and succeeded in reaching Canada
in safety. The woman died. She was
hardly in her grave before Schreber be-
came Infatuated with a woman in Detroit
who had been employed by the police esps-
cially to lure him across the line. Last
night he yielded and visited her at Detroit,
and he was caught in her house at an early
hour this morning.
Pilloried and Lashed.
WILMINGTON (Del), September 27th.-
One lone culprit stood pilloried for an
hour in the rain, and afterward Rugged the
post, while Sheriff Allen laid on thirty
lashes at the Newcastle Jail this morning.
The culprit was Edward DENLY, a negro,
who had been convicted of assaulting, with
criminal intent, Mrs. Margaret c. Hukili,
white woman. The Sheriff placed the cat
with more than usual vigor, but no blood
was drawn. DENLY stood the ordeal with
out finching then begged chew of tobacco
and went back TO his cell laughing.
Attempted Train Wrecking.
ALLIANCE (Ohio), Septemba 27th.-An
attempt was made this morning ct Maxine,
near here, to wreck the limited express 60
ing west a rail was placed partially
across the track A farm wagon was also
placed on the track. The freight came
along Unexpectedly and surprised them be-
fore they succeeded in their purpose and
knocked the wagon into kindllng wood
and pushed the rail- off The track. This is
the fourth attempt at this place. Those
implicated in the first three attempts are
in the penitentisry.
Two Men Killed by Desperate.
BBANFoRD fla, September 27th.-Two
II. D. Sapp, were shot and killed here last
night. The killing Of Lasley was the
result of an alteration between him
and J. T. Garner, who is desperate,
especially when filed with bad whisky.
After Garner had killed Lasley he fed to
his room, from which place he exchanged
shots W tn friends OF Lasley, during which
time Sapp exposed himself and was killed.
A Foe to Monarchy.
New YORK, September 27th.-A Press
ne US cable from London says: Boulanger
has issued manifesto saying that he con-
sorted with the royalists to obtain money for
the promotion of his cause. He found they
believed his success would benefit theirs,
and he suffered them to believe SO. He
denies that he intends to become Socialist
Republican, and is foe 10 monarchy in
any form.
Against the Lotteries.
LANSING mich. J, September 27th.-Goy-
ernor Luce to-day sent letters to all the
Prosecuting Attorneys in Michigan, order
ing them to see to it that the new United
States law against lotteries is strictly en-.
forced. This move is made at the request
of the anti-lottery people of Louisiana, and
as far 80 Michigan is concerned, the Gov
ernor says the law shall be enforced to the
very letter.
Death on the Rail.
OMAHA (Neb.), September 27th--A tail
end collision occurred between two stock
trains on the Fremont, Elk Horn and
Missouri Valley road. near Cody, in the
northern part of the State this morning, in
which Charles Chener, hotel clerk, was
killed aud John Rockford seriously hurt. |
Both men are from Rapid City, South |
Dakota.
Lumber Plant Destroyed.
ASHLAND (Wis.), September 27th.-A fire |
Yesterday destroyed part of the plant of the |
J. 4. Davis Lumber Company at Phillips |
Wis. The wires are down. The loss is es-
timated vsriously at S75 600 TO S150,000. |
Help came from several surrounding cities,
but TOO late Several iremen and citizens |
were badly burned fighting the flames.
Insult to the Emperor.
BERLIN. September 27th.-The Hanover |
Courier asserts that when Thompson. an |
official of the British East Africa Company, |
took possession of Vitu, he tore down and |
under foot the German flag, and |
gave the natives portrait of Emperor |
William TO use as a target.
Revenge for Being Blackballed.
NEW York, September 27th.-A World |
Paris special says: Baron Hirsch has |
bought over the heads Of the swell CLUB |
Circle de Is Rue Royale, their clubhouse |
and fixtures at an exorbitant figure. The |
lease has eighteen months to run, and it is
In the best situation in Paris. This is in
revenge for being blackballed.
Rich Vein of silica.
SCRANTON, September 27th.-A rich vein
Of silica, sixty feet thick, was recently dis
covered in Northumberland county. 1t is
pronounced of the finest quality, far SUI
perior to Scotch or English clay. The
scranton Fire Brick Company has leased
200 acres for fifteen years.
Senator Doolittle Injured.
RACINE wis., September 27th.-Ex-
Senator James 81. Doolittle was thrown
rom his carriage this morning and danger
,usly injured. One arm was broken. His
head was cut and body badly bruised
Doolittle is IS years of age.
Large Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 27th.-At 2:15 A. N.
, third alarm of fire was turned in from
he packing-house district of the stock
Yards, and twenty engines have gone out.
Fowler Bros immense packing house is
n flames and il is feared it will go.
Death of Colonel e. @. Boudinot.
FoRT SMITH (Ark), September 27th.-
COLONEL E. G. Boudinot died in this city
his morning of dysentery. Colonel Bou-
!inot was the most noted of the Cherokees,
md has always been prominent in political ]
.ffairs of his people.
Secured a Divorce.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 27th.-Charles
!, Edgerly, husband of Rose Coghlan, the :
$1,000 AZ ,do~ oacurod O d;vorno IN fho | ]