Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-14

r "a strictest secrecy was maintained by bo' h
families ss to the cause. A correspondent
finally succeeded in getting the particular,
from which it appears that for the past
week or so Kurtz has acted so very strangely
as to attract comment. He called upon bis
intended often, and she as well as Judge and
Mrs. Longaker, noticed that he acted very
queer, at times making ludicrous and ex-
tremely irrevelent remarks. he became
worse every day, and the Longaker family
became alarmed. The Judge telegraphsd
Kuriz TO come immediately, and Kurtz took
the first train Monday. Upon investigation,
Harry proved to be violently insane. hi
father took bin back to Philadslphis, and it
ia said Harry is now in the insane department
of the Philadelphia Hospital. They were TO
have btea married this evening.
The Suicide OF a Deserted Girl Drives
Her FaithIess Lover Insane.
CHICAGO, Sepssmber -3sh.-Johsnn Schil-
ling and Paula He'll were lovers in Germany,
and engaged to be married. Schilling tired
of his love, and came to this country and to
Chicago, where he married another woman.
Miss He'll followed him, and was frequent
visitor in the Schilling family. The cast-ott
woman was hght-hearted and jovial, and
though occasionally threatening suicide IN q
jocular way, no one paid heed to her. One
day, several weeks ago, being an expert oars
woman, she rowed out upon Lake Michigon,
and some days after ber dead body was found
floating in the water. It was identified by
Schilling. and the Corouet's jury returned q
verdict of suicide. To-day Johann Schillir 6
was adjudged insane in the County Court. 1t
appears that after seeing her dead face at the
Morgue, the features of his old and deserted
love were continually before him, and drove
him distracted
Singular Freak Of Nature.
CLEVELAND. September 13sh.-A woman
living ia The hills to-day gave birth to two
headed infant, which never breathed. 1t has
two heads, four arms, four legs and one body
all perfectly formed. Between the two
heads there is spscs as wide ss O mans
hand. The necks> come together on the
shoulder, and from the shoulder to the hips
it looks like the body of natural child but
at the hip joints the trunk separates, and the
four legs begin. The heads, arms and legs
are developed and symmetrical.
Celebration in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 13sh.-After two
days of steady rain, which ceased last night,
filling the streets with mud and drenehi6g
the decorations, the reception of Lord Balti-
more and the attendant parade OF military,
which was to have taken ulace Tuesday night
I8St, came Oh CO-niRnC. L ne udtCI Has Soh-
tinued through Lexington, North Baltimore
and Eutaw streets to the Academy of Music,
where Lord Baltimore alighted, and from the
Academy reviewed the column, after which
it wss dismissed, The procession of the
mystic pageant takes place tomorrow night.
Steamer Burned at Her Wharf.
DETROIT, September 13.h.-The side-wheel
steamer Queen Victoria, which has been run.
ming the past three weeks on the route be-.
tween Chatham, Ontario. and Dstreit, was
burned at Clemens wharf, six miles below
Chatham, at 6 o'clock this morning. The
flames spread so rapidly that the crew had
barely time to escape with their lives. The
loss is estimated at S19,500; insurance,
$4,000.
PeriIs of the Deep.
SAVANNAH, September 13sh.-The steam
ship New York has been towed into the
Tybee outer roads by the steamer Western
Texas, with her rudder disabled. the coal and
part of her cargo shifted. She had her deck
house carried away, also the cabins badly
damaged and the steward and water tender
washed verbosrd in the gale Sunday night.
No Official Information.
WASHINGTON, September 13th.-The De-
partment of the Interior knows nothing off.
ciallY of the report of United States soldiers
invading Canadian territory and kidnapping
deserters from the American army.
ThermOmetrical.
CHICAGO, September 1Sth.-Highest tenn
perature to-day, &C.; lowest, CO..
NKw YORK, September 13th.-Highest tenn
pc :ature to-day, 7O'; lowest, 62'.