Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-17
Hume's Captives.

CHICAGO, OCTOBER 1otn.-Cnarles 1norne anO
George Shinn, the California train wreckers
who escaped from the san Quentin penitentiary
and were captured in Chicago last night. are
sill locked up. They will remain in Chicago
| until the requistion papers arrive. the Gov
ernor of California was telegraphed last night
| and informed OF the capture. J. B. Hume,
Chief Detective for Wells, Fargo & Co., will take
| the desperadoes back. Il could have taken
| them without reouisition," said Hume, 'but
won't do it. 1t would create a technicality they
might take advantage of. The papers will be
| here in seven or eight days. 1have telegraphed
| to the San Quentin prison authorities TO send
men to guard the prisoners on the journey back,
| as they are desperate characters.
Sale of the Astor Stable.
New YORK, October 16th.-This afternoon the
| entire stock OF the Fernclif stud of brood
mares, imported and native stations, the prop
| erty of William Astor, were sold at anction.
The sale aggregated SIS, AS. The imported stall
| lion Galgore, foaled in 1883, and bred by the
| Duke of Portland, oy Galopin. out OF Lady
Msura, was bought by Window Waldin, of Mid
| dleburg, Nd, for $4,000 The next best prices
were: Imported Kingston, $500; AranZa, by
| imported Bonnie Scotland, TO L. C. Stanford
for $1,000; Glidelia, by imported Bonnie Scot
ported Mortimer, 10 Haggin, for 5000. Pride
/ of the Village, by imported Australian, to w.
| Waldon. s4 900; PIude, by King Alfonso, to Hag-
New York's Census.
NEW YORK, October 16th.-A World London
special says: Robert P. Porter. Superintendent
OF the Census, sailed on the Lain to-day for
| New York. He is much improved in health.
| When asked how it came that the police census
of New York showed an increase of one hun
dred and ninety thousand over his Federal
count Porter said: This astonishes me, but 1t
| does not necessarily invalidate my census.
The difference in the time and the natural in.
crease of population will easily account for
| seventy.five thousand. The methods adopted
by the New York police are utterly worthless,
so far es providing against the duplication OF
names"
Guthrie Holds the Fort.
GUTHRIE (Oklahoma), October 16th.-The
capital site was taken up again in the Legisla-
ture to day. The Kinghsher and Cklahoma City
delegates managed to rush through to a third
reading the bill locating the capital at King
fisher, before the Guthrie men were aware of
what was going on. Then, after terrible up
roar the Guthrie delegates resorted to fiibus-
tering, and tonight hold the fort. Trouble is
expected.
Pullman Palace Car Company.
CHICAGO, October 16th.-At the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company meeting today the following
directors were elected: Geo. NJ. Pullman, Mar
shall Field, j. W. Deane, Norman Mlliiams ana
of New York and Henry Reed of Boston. The
usual quarterly dividend was declared. The
total assets of the company are siS, ,9l3,5a0 The
net earnings for the year were S2 ,l50.
Confessed His Crime.
| MASHATrAN (Kas) October 16th.-Chailes
Miller, l5 year-old boy, of Leonardville. Kas
has confessed that he is the murderer of Fish
| baugh and Cameron, the two young men from
| St. Joseph found dead in box car near Chey-
| enne Wyo September 9th. He was beating
| his way on a freight train with them and killed
them while they were asleep, for their money.
The Sheriff OF Cheyenne has beea notified.
Forged His Mothers Name
CHICAGO, October 16th.-Three indictments
were returned by the Grand Jury to-day against
George A. Lipe, son of the millionaire George
| Lipe of Denver. He is charged with forging
his mothers signature to deeds conveying $780,
900 worth of real estate. Llpe sentthe deeds. in
which he was grantee and his mother grantor,
| from Oregon, where he is now believed to be.
Nicaragua Canal.
| New YORK, October 16th.-General Superin-
| tendent Macauley of the Nicaragua Canal has
arrived here from the Isthmus. He says that
| actual digging on the canal probably began to-
day. There are 5000 men at work. Progress is
| good and the health OF all a. the 1sthmus is
| good. The climate is entirely healthy.
Ohio Campaign.
| PIrrsBURG, October l6th.-Speaker Reed, Gen.
| eral Alser and Major Mckinley addressed a
| large mass meeting in Wooster Ohio, tonight,
| in Major McKinley's district. Each speaker
| was received royalty. The students of the
| University presented Reed with beautifully
| engraved silver gavel.
Fearful Cyclone.
| MAxToS (N. c., October l6th.-A fearful cy-
clone passed west of here to day. At HASTE
|
was killed and several injured. At Floral Col
! lege the Presbyterian Church and some houses
were damaged and two persons were fatally
| hurt.
Secret Service Men at Work.
| CHICAGO, October l6th.-A A local paper prints
| a story 10 the effect that the Interstate Com
| meree Commission has q number of Govern
| ment secret service men at work in this and
other cities trying to secure evidence against
railroads which are believed to be violating the
| law
Mississippi Homicide.
PuRy.s (Miss.l, october l6th.-The body OF
J. 7. Neaeh, mRchinist from Efiugham, Ill.
was found on the railroad track near Tuseanoia
| 10 day, horribly mangled. The Coroners jury
/ found that he had been murdered, and the
1 body placed on the rails to conceal the crime.
Robbed by Pickpockets.
| KANSAS CITY, October 16th.-To-night it is
| learned th at the robbery on the Missouri Pacific
| train, last night, was committed by gang oil
five pickpockefs, probably of this city. several
| of the passengers were robbed. The thieves
escaped
| Admiral Porter Ill.
! NEW YORK, October 16th.-The Herald
Washington correspondent says that Admiral
Porter is seriously Ill to-day. He was in CON-
atose condition.
1 Ohio Legislature.
| CoLuMBEs {o), October I6th-The caucus
compromise bill has passed the Senate to day
and Is now in the hands of the House.