Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-07
1he oaIo RepubIiean STATE convention

reviewed the work aud history of the Rspub
| lican party. The Republican party. he said
believed in the.protection of our American
lAbor snd also in TIE taxation OF the liquor
.rsfic-oae question national, the other
State.
The Convention proceeded to nominate q
State ticket,
Ben Butterworth presented j. Foraker. Of
! Cincinnati.
Private Dalzsl proposed Sherman, and the
| Convention sgsin broke wild and could only
be auieted By Sherman rappiLg to order yio-
| lently, when he said be had not been insensi-
bic TO The preference Of a majority Of the
delegstss, tnt he would say frankly and firmly
| that he could not be candidate. lie could
no. surrender bis duties in the Senate in jus.
| tice to the people of 0aio and the country
Besides this, he could not accept the nomins.
ton without feelings of personal dishenor.
| Judge Foraker was then nominated by &C.
clamatiop. Foraker appeared later and made
quite lengthy speech. pledeing his best ef
forts in and outlioing the Importance Of the
campaign. The Judge ia less than 81 years
old. He enlisted in the army when he wac
! 16, and rose to the rank of Captain, although
he had not completed his 19th year when he
was mustered out at the close of the rebel
| lion.
After the nomination of Governor plat
form was adopted, which, after reviewing the
record of the party, declares against the
theory of tariff for revenue only" arguing
that it ia opposed to the best interests of the
American nation, and urges that the tsritf Ct
! 1867 be restored, and that National Buresu
OF Labor Statistics be at once established.
The action of the Ohio Legislature. in the
submission of constitutional amendment in
| the reform liquor traffic, is approved. The
| platform approves ths theory of the taxation
osT Tar, l.
against tee evils resulting from such traffic
| The present administrsti N of President
Arthur meets with the hearty approval OF the
Republicans Of Ohio.
Another Disastrous Storm.
ALBANY IN. ", June CHA storm this
afternoon caused damsge Of $500 600.
| Houses were undermined, cellars flooded,
streets torn up. etc. lightning struck sew
eral places. A large derrick en- the new
Capitol AID tho flagstaff On the Delevar
House wore shivered No one was injured.
WLLIAMspoRT pa, June 6.h.-A large
| tank OF the Tidewster Pipe Line Company
at Muncie. containing s 600 barrels was
struck by lightning to-day, and tbe oil fred
Tive or three buildings in Muncie were also
struck.
| New YoRK, June CHA severe rain and
| thunderstorm visited the city this afternoon.
| lightning shattered number of hsgstaffs in
this CITY and Brooklyn. William Prics's
residence, Brooklyn, was burned down.
Tank No. %, of the Nationsl Storage Com
pauy's oil works, Jersey City, was also
struck. The tank is fifty feet in diameter,
thirty feet high, and contained 4,500 barrels
of oil. The lightning passed entirely around
| the tank, and the rivets holding the roof were
entirely tom out. The side of the tank was
cracked for . disssnce of seven feet, where
the lightning Ifs it, aud ran along the con-
nsetious to The ground. The oil in the tank
was not fired, although the sides OF the tank
were badly burned.
! WORCESTER Mass, June 6th.-During g
tssvy thuuder-atorrn Tonight the Holy Cross
College was struck by Lightning and bred in
two places. One ire was put out promptly
The other was at the top of the tower, I5O
| feet high, and burned over two hours.
There wEs a serious f-e in Sutton, but
there are no particulars, owing 20 DO tele-
! graphic communication.
| HUTCHINSON (Kans. } June 6!h.-The Haz-
ard Powder Compsnys magazine, containing
| 1 800 pounds of powder, was struck this
morning by lightning. The explosion broke
nearly every glass front in the city, wreuched
| several buildings from their foundations, and
knocked down plastering, lamps and clocks
mile away. Oae dwelling 300 yards away
was completely riddled by flying bricks.
The Nebraska Tragedy.
OMAHA, June 6sh.-Interesting develop.
nnents concerning the tragedy at Fremont are
coming to light. a strange woman yesterday
arrived there and obtained a view Of the pho.
tograpa of the desperate. and identified him,
but would give 70 information as to him or
herself, refusing to give her name aud resi-
dence. she YVES taken to the Jail, to see il
she knew the prisoner George Swain, but she
stated that she did not krow him. The
ssschel which Swain and his partner carried
has been found 1t contained complete
outfit CT burglsrs' tools, giant powder, dyna-
mite and map of Nebraska, marked with all
places where there is a bank. The dead man
had small circle. with nicely worked star
inside, in India ink. on the front of the right
eyebrow. Il is claimed by some that he was
one Of the notorious Williams or Maxwell
brothers, one of whom was captured last year
in Nebraska and taken back 20 Wisconsin
and lynched. Word from &c unknown party,
however, hss beer received, that the dead
mans name is Kennedy that he lived in
OAio, where he has q wife and child and
property. The woman who went to idsntify
him Is supposed TO be his wife. Ed. Morse,
who was shot in the head while assisting
Sheriff Gregg TO make the arrest, is recover.
ing. The prisoner Swain proves to be the
A Miracle sensafion Spoiled.
ERIE (Pa J. Jure 6sh.-Larry Ryan, a par.
alytic cripple, over whose alleged cure By
miracle performed by Rev. Father Maloney
a great sensation was caused some time since,
disd to-day ia the slms-house. Il was given
out by Aialoney that Ryan was visited by
him, and the latter, being commanded TO
stretch forth his Withered hand in the name
OF God, did so, and the arm was made whole
straghtway. Before be died Ryan confessed
that no such miracle was performed, the ac-
count Furnished to the papers by Malonsy
being bogus Bishop Mullin says Msloney
has no longer any right 10 the title OF priest.
Woman Indicted for The Murder OF .sIer
Husband.
OMAHA, June 6th.-The Grand Jury at
Falls City, Neb., yesterday indicted Mary
Ferron. living three miles north CT Rulu, for
the deliberate murder of her husband, Frank
| Ferron, on the 10sh Of April last Nothing
had been known of this case until informa.
ton was given direct TO the Grand Jury. It
is charged that Mrs. Ferron poured coal oil
upon her husband while asleep. and set fire
to his clothing, her object being to dispose OF
him that she might marry another man. The
woman WAS arrested last night and lodged in
jail at Falls City. She Is badly broken up,
and her own admission tends TO cria.inate
her.
Serious Elevator Accident.
MILWAUKEE, juno 6sh.-Ths addition TO
the Northwestern Marine Elevator. owned
by Marigold Brothers & Ksrshsw, burst at 4
o'clock this afternoon, under the pressure OF
1l5. 600 bushels Of No. 2 wheat. The walls
fell, owing the settling foundation, and about
z. 600 bushels Sid into the river. Seven
tr-mpa were seen lodging in is shadow few
minutes before the crash, and it is believed
thst they were buried under the ruinE. The
work of clearing away the grain Is going foc.
ward rapidly, in the hope OF reaching ths
men, II there, before life il extinct. Loss on
building, 5000. The loss on grain csrno.
be estiaated at prezeut. TIE steam barge
Q. j. Ksrsha. was telegrapEed for at Chi.
cago. and will load SO. 600 bushels tonight.
Cardinal HeCIeskey's Health.
NV YoRK, June 6sh.-The report that
Cardinal AieClosksy Is seriousiy III 4 pro-
nouaced By Vicsr-General OHM 70 be
wnelly vittout Foundation. The CzrdinsFa
health, he zAgss Is az good % usual.
Anti secret Society Csnvensfon.
MONTPELIER tVt.l, June 6.h.-The Ash