Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-16

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one that Houston, formerly President.
wouid be restored 10 that Office. 1t is
| authoritatively stated that certain CLIQUE
mas undertaken to accomplish fhe change,
| Out unless the Gould contingent consents
no such action will be attempted.
Wives and swectheartn
F., PHILApELPHIA, April 15th.-A strike of a
number OF Italian steamer cleaners for an
advance IN wages caused two small riots
to-day. A mob of about forty women.
mostly wives and sweethearts of the strik-
ers. assaulted the non strikers, and taking
their bfooms and scrapers from them,
| commenced beating theTa. The poIice
soon appeared and dispersed the rioters
and took twelve of them 10 the station.
| where they were held in default of $500
bail each on a charge of inciting riot.
| Later in the day seventeen women and one
man swooped down upon some men work
ing IN another locality aud beat them
badly The police captured the assailauss.
At kineoln's Grave.
SF2THeFfEhD (Ill), April 15th.-TAe
twenty-titth anniversary of the death of
Abraham Lincoln wss appropriately cele-
brated to-day under the auspices of the
Lincoln Memorial League. There were
! thousands of strangers in the city, iuclud-
! ing large delegations OF tie G. A. r and
one of furn- -NeTeins. The city was deco
rated with flags and moarning There was
large procession to the Lincoln monu-
| ment, where memorial exercises were held.
The monument and sarcophagus were pro-
fusely decorated. President Harrison and
other prominent men sent letters ofregrets.
The Ws1is sf Fiends.
JACKSON (Miss) }, April I5th.-Governor
Stone has been notified of horrible assas-
sination in Lawrence county, thirty miles
from this city. The stable of Jerry Bass,
(colored was fired by unknown parties, and
when Bass and his son Charles went TO
extnguish the flames they were fired on
in the darkness. The bov was killed and
Bass fatally wounded. Their dwelling
house was then burned to the ground.
There is no clue to the murderers A re-
ward has been offered for the capture and
conviction of the fiends.
Another Lucssy Prince.
New, YoRK, April l5th.-Alexander
Cameron, the wealthy Toronto lawyer, who.
recently married a rich Detroit widow
named Ward, has returned from Europe.
Mrs. Cameron and her step-daughter. Miss
Ward are still in Paris It is announced,
that the young heiress will in June wed
Prince de Benyon Caraman, of France.
hiiss Ward is seventeen years old. With
the bride the Prince will receive an income
of nearly $3.50 600 year.
Big Foot Makes Trouble.
PIERRE Is. d., April 15th.-A runner
from Cheyenne, seventy miles west on the
reservation, says Chief Big Foot, with
about forty braves, refuses to either take
up land or vacste for the settlers, and COM
menced to make trouble. Two companies
of infantry and three of cavalry were dis
patched from Fort Meade, have cornered
the Indians and are awaiting orders for
their disposition. Big Foot refuses to
capitulate.
Suspended Payment.
DETROIT, April 15th-The Detroit Steel
and Spring COMPANY, the largest concern
of its kind in the Enited State, has sus-
pended payment, with liabilities amount
ing to S300,000. Assets nominally the
same. month ago the company fell into
commercial straits. and, to protect them
selves and their creditors, filed a chatteI
mortgage The works will not be closed.
The annual output amounts to $l,000,000.
Fashionable Hsesier Wedding.
INDIANApoLIs, April 15th.-Congressman
John NJ. Wiley of Buffalo and Miss Vir-
sinia Emeline Cooper, daughter of ex-
Treasurer of the State John ]. Cooper, were
married in this.city this afternoon. The
ceremony was attended by an assemblage
"A
guests were Hon. w. L. Bissell and wife of
Buffalo. The presents amounted in value
to fully $4,000.
Eight Hunlrsd Strikers.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 15th.-Eight hun
dred carpenters struck to-day for eight
hours and 50 cents per hour, in accordance
with notice given to the bosses three
months ago. Only about 100 carpenters in
the city are not included in the strike. The
bosses have taken no action to meet the
demands, though some contractors have
very lately agreed to concede them.
Working Girl Societies.
New YORK, April 15th.-The sixth an
nual Convention of the Association of
Working Girls Societies opened TO-DAY.
Over 800 women were present. Reading
of papers touching upon the purposes of
the Societies occupied the entire afternoon.
Delegates are present from California.
Vessel Lest on the Lake.
MILWAUKEE April 15th.-A report has
reached here that the propeller City of New
York foundered tonight near Manitowo,
on Lake Michigan. She was known to
have had at least twenty persons on board,
and the gravest fears are felt here IN regard
10 her fate.
Distinguished Party.
DENVER, April 15th.-A. Deiguez, United
States Minister from Guatemala, and
party consisting of Juan J. Rodriguez and
NJ. Mantopar arrived in the city last night
from San Francisco. They leave here for
Chicago tonight.
Chicago Strikers.
CHICAGO, April 15th.-Numerous efforts
were made by the masters to-day to place
non- union men TO work on jobs, but were
for the most part futile. The Masons, and
Bricklayers' Union has come out in an Of
ficial notice supporting them.
Jim Corbett Coming Home
New YORK, April 15th.-Jim Cosbett
starts for California to-morrew night, as
there is no prospects of q match with Sulli-
van or other pugilists in the East. Cor
bett will leave g host of friends but takes
away pocket full of money.
Fireman Killed.
KANSAS, C5Yy, April 15th.-A4 vestibule
train on the Chicago and Alton, collided
with a freight near Mexico, Mo-, this morn
ing Fireman Howard was killed. The
passengers were badly shaken up, bG. none
injured.
Maa and Wife Murdered.
MApIseNvIIAE (Tex.) April 15th.-Cap-
tain John Richardson and his wife were
murdered at their country residence near
here Sunday. Robbery was probably the
motive. There is no clue to the perpetra-
tors.
Narrow Majorities.
HELENA (Mont.), April l5th.-At the
municipal elections Great Falls and Liv-
ingston voted Republican for Mayor and
Aldermen, and Butte and Missoula Demo-
cratic for the same officers, all by narrow
meiprities.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
GdApwIN (Mich.l, April 15th.-The
boiler in Ozeman's sawmill exploded yss-
tepday, wrecking the mill and killing u.
la. and Aaron Corey.
Adjourned ,SiS Ss Die.
DIS MONIES, April 15th.-The LegAia-
lature adjourned sine die.to- night.
A law has been passed by the Ohio
Ieoislat1lre arahorizinn tnMnship Trustees