Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-23
Mrs. Blythe Testifies.

SAN Francisco, January 22d - Mrs
Blythe this afternoon testified that she first
saw Blythe in the latter part of 1873 on
Market street. After she had seen him
several times mute filtration was opened
he lifted his hat, and she bowed. In
May, 1873, she went to Blythe about rent
ing a cottage on the corner of Dupont and
Geary, and had conversations with him.
what nice foot you have" was one of
her, and she said nothing Finally he
added that she had an effect on him'' that
no other woman had ever had before.
He invited her to lunch and she went
They spoke about fitting up the cottage on
May 9th. He asked her to try and live
with him. She said it was serious mat
ter, and would take time 10 consider it,
Blythe promised to take the best care of
her if she would become his wife. She
wanted some ceremony performed, or
written contract, SO that he could not de-
sert her.
How did you consider your relations
with Blythe?p asked her counsel
Well, 1 had good deal of trouble, and
wanted nice little home. l made up my
mind our arrangement was for life and
death, and Mr.. Blythe locked upon it in
the same way"
vancouver Notes.
VANCOUVER wash }, January 22d.-The
following directors were elected at the sew
enth annual stockholders meeting of the
First National Bank of Vancouver David
Wall, c. NJ. Hidden, Capt. S. P. Jocelyn,
S. Brown, E. L. Canoy. Mr.. Brown was
elected President, vice Hon. Louis Sohns,
signed. DR.. David Wall, Vice President,
and Mr.. E. L. Canoy, Cashier, were both
reelected.
The machinery for an incandescent cleo
trio light plant, purchased by the city from
the Northwestern Electric Supply Com
pany, arrived here to-day. 1t is expected
the plant will be in operation within ten
days.
Latest From Seattle.
SEATTLE, January 22d.-There is evil
IDENTIFY gang of skilled cracksmen operat-
ing in this city. Last night shoe store, q
pharmacy, a dry goods establishment and
the cornice works were entered and money
and goods stolen. None of the thieves
were captured and they are still at large.
The bricklayers strike, which was sup
posed to have been amicably settled, is on
again, as the workmen repudiated the
agreement made for them by the Arbitra-
ton Committee.
Death of Bad Man.
ELLENsBURG, January 22d.-The stage
which Just arrived from Wanatchee brings
news of fearful cutting ARRAY in saloon
at that place last Friday. Felix Shazer, g
resident of ElleDsburg, went there ten days
ago telling his friends he would do up"
Bill Lee there. They met, and Shazer
knitted him in such a horrible manner he
died soon afterwards. The trouble ofigi-
mated over Lees wife, who received Shazer's
attention against Lees wishes. Lee is said
to De desperate character.
Indignant Arizonians.
TUCSON "a. IT,, January 22d.-Much in
dignation is manifested here over the
recommendation of General Crooks to have
Geronimo sent 70 the Indian Territory. 1t
is thought that this is the first move toward
returning the exiled tribe to Arizona. If
they are returned, Arizonians will make
good Indians of them in short time.
La grippe has a good hold on this city.
Many cases are reported, some serious.
1t Was a Small Amount.
Los ANGELES, January 22d-The express
messenger Minnehan, whose car was
entered at Goshen BY masked men on
Tuesday morning, returned to San Fran
cisco Immediately upon his arrival here,
taking his accounts with him before they
had been made up, as the officers Of Wells
Fargo desire to consult with him there. 1t
is impossible to tell the exact amount
taken, but it will not exceed 81 600.
Steamer Sunk.
PORTLAND (0r), January 22d.-This
morning the steamer Isabel, while lying a;
her landing at Sellwo5d, ssnk in about
twenty feet OF water. The crew had jast
F., finished placing 5000 brick aboard Wnen
the Captain found the boat vas sinking hs
ordered the brick thrown oyelb beard. The