Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-11

clare the alleged marriage contract void
was begun in the United States Court pre-
yious to the issuance by the Superior Court
OF an order for alimony and costs, and that
declared void
Court-Mart1al at Tucson.
TUCSON (Ariz.), June 1Oth.-The Court
martial adjourned this afternoon at 1890
till tomorrow morning at O'Clock. The
officers of the Court-martial. in full dress
uniform, made magnificent display. The
The Court consists Of Colonel Henry NJ.
Black. Twenty. third Infantry; Colonel
Thomas NJ. Anderson, Fourteenth In
fantry; Lieutenant Colonel Edward P.
Pearson, Twenty fourth Infantry; Lieuten-
ant.Colonel Anson Mills, Fourth Cavalry:
Major samuel B. Young, Third Cavalry;
MAJOR j. n. Bacon, Fourth Cavalry; Major
Charles A. Wyloff. Fourteenth Infantry;
MAJOR .. i. Marvell, Tenth Cavalry; Cap
tam George Russell, Ninth Infantry; Cap
tain Frank 81. Edmunds, First Infantry;
Captain II. Carboueh, Acting Judge Adyo.
cate; Judge Advocate of the Court. One
witness was sworn, whose testimony was
not finished.
Labor Notes.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1Oth.-The Jour
neymen BARRIERS are about to effect an or.
ganization for the purpose of securing
shorter hours of labor. They now begin
| at O'Clock in the morning and quit at 8
at night: The BARRIERS wish to shorten the
hours by stopping work at o'clock
| at night. A meeting of journey
men will be called at an early date, when
plans for enforcing shorter hours will be
considered
The difficulty between the members of
the Coopers' Union and their employers
has been practically settled. All the
cooper shops in the city, with the excep-
ton of that of David Woerner, have
adopted the unions schedule of wages. 1t
is expected that the latter firm will accede
to the unions demand and adopt its pay
rules by tomorrow.
Loss by Fire.
PoRTERvILLE, June 10th.-A fire was dis
covered early this morning in building
on Main street, occupied by Dockstadter &
Owen as 9 bakery and grocery store,
which totally consumed five business
houses. Loss on stock, $3.50; insurance,
81 800, distributed as follows: Dockstadter
Owen, 81 800; insurance, $500. Blodgett
d vandusen, blacksmith shop, loss, 500;
no insurance. Manter Bros, flour and feed
store, loss, 81 ,500 insurance. $500. R. II.
Mahofey, barber shop, loss, $3.50; no insur-
ance. Jas. Geary, shoe shop, loss, $1O0; no
insurance. P. P. Davis, general merchan-
| disc, loss by water. $500; no insurance. J.
W. Smith, jewelry store, loss, $500; no in
surance.
Writ of Habeas Corpus.
Los ANGELES, June 10th.-A writ of
habeas corpus was issued this afternoon by
Judge Wade of the Superior Court in
the case of All Him, arrested here Saturday
on warrant for bigamy issued at San
Francisco. A San Francisco officer is here
| waiting to take All Him north.
Later in the day All Him concluded not
to try to take advantage of the writ for
which an application had been made, and
| announced himself ready to 60 to San
Francisco. Officer C. G. Cox of San Fran
cisco took the north-bound train with All
Him at 1040 this morning.
Accidents at Templeton.
TEMPLEroN, June 10th.-H. R. Morrison,
| prominent blacksmith of this place,
while at work had piece of redhot metal
strike him in the left eye, perhaps destroy
ing the sight.
Arthur Withrow, a prominent farmer,
while assisting his boy to mount a colt,
had his thumb lacerated with the halter
rope. Amputation will be necessary.
Mrs. Rego, wife of farmer, died at Ade-
laide of consumption, leaving husband and
child.
Ellensburg Notes.
ELLEEsBuRa, June 1Oth.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge of this State met here this
afternoon. The Grand Lodge laid the cor
ner stone of the new temple here, Grand
| Master Fairweather officiating. Sixty
lodges are represented, and about three
hundred visiting Masons are in the city.
There is considerable excitement here
over the new finds of gold in Swank Creek,
near here one party taking out as high as
$50 day.
Want Railroad.
SPANIsHrowN, June 10th.-A citizens
mass meeting was held here to-day to for
mulate plans for cooperating with the
coast committees and electing delegates to
the San Jose Railroad Convention on the
25th. The delegates will be instructed to
make no compromise unless the line comes
through the coast of San Mateo county. A
| meeting will be held at Pescadero to-mor-
row.
Sudden Death.
Los ANGELES, June 1Oth.-Dr. John Nc
Laughlin arr ived in this city tonight from
| North Dakota. He went to PALMS Hotel
and five minutes later was dead Death is
| supposed to have been caused by an over
l
| i've years old. and apparently in bad health
He was en- route to Tacoma.
Wool Sales.
SAN Francisco. June 10th. = Freight
| agents of the San Francisco and North Pa
| cific Railroad (Donahue line) anticipate q
week of unusually lively traffic shortly,
from the fact that the annual wool sales in
Mendocino county and the northern portion
| of Sonoma are about to be held. The sale
at Cloverdale, Sonoma county, will begin
| on the 18th inst, and that at Ukiah two
| days later.
The Assistant Postmaster-GeneraI.
PORTLAND (Or.), June 10th.-First Assist
ant Postmaster General Clarkson arrived
here this morning in private car via I'm
ion Pacific, leaving soon after arrival for
Puget Sound. The object of his visit is to
| investigate the postal needs of the North
west.
Course for Trial Trip.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th--The United
States Coast Survey steam er Hassler will
leave here Saturday for the Santa Barbara
channel, where she will mark out the
course for the trial trip of the new cruiser
San Francisco, which is expected to occur
in July.
Off for Canada.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th. = The fact
was made public to-day that Wallace Beck,
Secretary of the Pacific Paving Company,
is defaulter. The amount is believed to
be between $4,000 and $4,000. His
whereabouts ere unknown, but it is sup
posed he is at Seattle.
Not Satisfied.
SAN JOSE, June 10th.-Sherfff Sweigert
thought fifteen cents day each too little
to board the county prisoners, and de-
marded more. The Supervisors investi-
gated the case, and from bills for supplies
submitted to-day it appears that Sweigert
makes from So, 600 to 81 600 year profit.
They VIII Celebrate.
SAN DIEGO, June 1Oth.-Preparation
are now being made for grand display of
| fireworks on July 4th from the top of the
San Miguel mountains in commemoration
OF the capture of Vicksburg. The display
can be seen fol. miles around.
Earthquake Shock.
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