Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-11
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CHICAGO March 10.h.-MGs. cf the Brother
hood Tacn who will attend the ne2tiDg arrived
this morning, but they had It'll 10 say ABOUT
their meeting. secTeta-- BfuneN said ;has the
first thing thai wculd he d0le would be 10 sitter
tae schedule scmewhst. lie said they wouldn't
pay any attention to Lesgue dates but would
ignore their schedule IS the League had ignored
theirs. Bruleli said tha- he talk Of the Detroit
people about eoiug into the Brotherhood was
nonsense and from their attempt TO make a
bluff at the League folks Ward would probably
not attend the m7eiiag, rs he is in the South;
Buck Ewing is here, also Data Broulhers and
Deacon White. Ewing says everything in New
York is lovely fer the Brotherhood, and White
is satisfied with the look Of things.
All Out on a Strike.
NEW YORK March IO.h Two thousand shirt
makers are on a strike in this city to-day. Many
OF them arl women. ald they demand mi
form rate OF pay III all the shops. They el o
want the bosses TO provide machines for them
TO operate
Many of the bo ses have conceded 10 these
terms, but others axe holding ouf.
The pleat makers Joined the shiTt-makers out
of sympathy. number of pants-makers struck,
but il has no. become general
The vorkTnen employed on ths building of
the Temple Court annex struck to-day. They
demand only uaion men be employed on the
work.
Good Chief of Police.
COLUMBIA Is. C.), March loth.-A mob of
several hundred meg procured small cannon
and rode into the town OF spa-tansbGrg to-day
for the avowsd purpose o. attacking the jail
and taking therefrom and iynching George
Sturnef, who shot and killed his broiher.in-l law.
Edwsrd Finger, on Friday When mob ar
rived at the public sqnG c. Mayor Henneman,
the head OF the police force, and with pistol
in his hand, repuised them, spiked their cannon
and ocked II up. After making some further
hostile demonst. alton, the wouid-be lynche 8
dispersed.
An Old Time sacramentan.
NEW YORK, March 1oth.-Metthew Byrnes. a
monia tonight, 81 years old. de was born ct
Bathiordbam, near Dublin, and came to Amer
lea when 1s years of age. He went to California
in 1919, and opened a general merchandise
store in Sacramento. His next door neighbor
was G. p. Huntington, at that time conducting
q hardware store. He returned to this city and
began the career of a contractor and builder,
ana since has constructed more than thousand
buildings in this city.
DisreputabIe scoundreI.
CHICAGO, March 10th.-P V. Henkei, Cashier
and bookkeeper Of the Globe Light and Heat
Company, disappeared several days ago, and an
investigation Of hi accounts shows him to be
defaulter for 5000 OF 6 900. Before leaTing the
eitv he cleaned ont his ,ersorel aeconnt ~ fhs
bank. He leaves q young vie and two chill
dren in destitute circumstances.
Broke this Record.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10th "A fis. run was
made o. the New York division OF the Reddiu z
road today. THIS lnorpiDg member of proIni-
to arrange for G special train to CRY several
bundled shares of stock 70 New York. The en-
tire run OF ninety miles was made in eishty-fve
minutes. This is said to BE- the fastest run ever
made between Philadelphia and Jersey City.
Tired of life.
PIERRE g. d., March 10th.-Semuel Hess. a
member OF the Legislature, took dose of NOR
phine with suicidal intent at an early hogr this
morning, AMI lies in 2 critical condition. Hess
has of late been fr,eienter Of a notorious
den, where ne became in fatueted with one Of
the inmates who is believed to have lnred him
to his downfall.
Two Hen Killed.
HARVARD (Neb), Msrch 10Th Conductor
Grant Norton aud brakeman Csnsds Miller
were Instantly killed in the rear end OF d col
lisIon between two fre!ght trains o. the Bur
lingt0n and Missouri Road. two miles west Of
here. this morning. Eighteen cars aere wrecked.
Coffee Advancing.
NEW YORK, March 10th.-Atroon to-doy there
was considerable excitement at the Coffee Ex-
change, prices having advanced since the oren-
ing fr1El sizty 70 sixty-hye points. Tae situR.
ton IN 1rsZll Es5 tee cause OF the exeiteme ct