Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Foster, opened a
campaign. Armed with hammers they
stopped Thompson's beer wagon and
smashed six barrels, emptying the beer
into the street. The women then took
possession of the wagon and started for
Delassus, four miles south. where carload
of beer, belonging to the Klansman Brew
cry Company, was side-trscked. They
intended to destroy all of it. The saloon
men here are expecting a visit from the
crusaders.
Masonic Row.
CLEVELAND, April 2d.-County Recorder
Anderson, Probate Judge Chandler and A
+. Gilbert of this city, Cernean Masons.
filed suit to-day against the Grand Lodge
of Ohio, Grand Master Burdick and Forest
City Lodge to oust certain masons who
have become Cernean members The
charges preferred against the plaintiffs
were TO be heard tonight, and the alleged
hearing would be farce. Judge Lambson
enlolned the hearing pending arguments.
Horrible Crime.
New YORK, April 2i.-Two young men
have been arrested and a warrant is out
Tor the third, all members of the Tenth
avenue gang. They painted Thomas kern's
face With yitriol while he slept under the
influence of drugged liquors, at the insti-
CATION of McNally, saloon keeper. whose
place was raided by the police through
Kern's agency. kern's left eye was burned
out and the other eye is badly Injured, and
probably he will be totally blind.
Eastern Elections.
TOPEKA Kan, April 2d-Late returns
from the city elections in Kansas indicate
that though the women registered their
full strength they took but little interest in
the election. At Hutchinson Severance
was elected Mayor. The women's vote
was large at Kingfsher, Oklahoma, where
the election passed off quietly. Hon. ] g..
Lisbon was changed to Kingfisher by the
Council at its last nights meeting.
ANOTHER PROTEST.
NEWARK IN. J.), April 2d.-The Newark
Conference of Methodists have adopted a
protest addressed to the United States Sem
ate against the passage of the anti-Chinese
House bill of March 9th on the ground
that it is unjust nti-Christian and provoc-
ative of retaliatory measures on the part of
Chinese against the merchants and mis-
sionaries in China
Railroad Meeting.
CHICAGO. April 2d.-A meeting of high
railway officials of all the roads between
Canada and the Gulf, Chicago and the
Rocky mountains was held to-day for
the purpose OF re organization of the In.
terstate Railway Association Fair pro-
gress was made and it is believed that a
new association will be formed and the
rates maintained.
Six Boys Buried Alive.
VERNON TEX, April 2d.-Three sons of
r. B. Barkshell aged 15, 13 and IL, and
three boys of X. B. Wommack, aged 15
13 and II, were buried Monday afternoon
by the caving Of a sand bank. where they
were playing. All were dead when the
alarm was given and the sand removed.
Bucket Shops Still Running.
CHICAGO, April 2d.-Tbe recent action of
the Board of Trade in suppressing the quo
tations does not seem to be having the de-
sired effect, as the "bucket shops" in this
city are running wide open to-day and re-
ceiving quotations as freely as heretofore,
through Board of Trade runners.
The Plumbers Strike.
CHICAGO, April 2d.-The strike of the
plumbers is still on, but number of the
bosses have acceded to the demands of the
men, and it is thought the strike will be
speedily settled. They are demanding
So IS per day.
Fort Dearborn Massacre,
CHICAGO, April 2d.-Oid settlers of Chi.
cago are making preparations to erect
monument at the place of the Fort Dear
born massacre. The cost will be $40 600,
aud will be chiefly borne by George NJ.
Pullman
Railroad Consolidation,
BOSTON, April 2d.-The consolidation of
the roads of the Union Pacific system be-
tween Denver and the Gulf, went into
effect to-day under the name of the Union
Pacific, Denver and Gulf Railway.