Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-19

was reading the writs to old Rainey, the
latterS son killed the Constable by shooting
him through the brain. The two Rainey's
then opened fire on the deputies, shooting
one of them through the face and through
the thigh. The desperadoes then escaped
into Indian Territory.
4 Sensation at a Lulu Hurst Exhibition.
ATLANTA, February 1Sth.-The audience
which witnessed the performance of Miss
Lulu Hurst, the Georgia wonder, was
thrown into violent excitement when a
well-dressed lady arose, and throwing her
hat in the air, shreked out, "Glory to God
in the highest: woman rules the world :;
God bless you, Lulu" Instantly she was
surrounded by persons who tried to quiet
her, but throwing them off with q frantic
effort she went to the stage, and grasping
Lulu kissed her convulsively 1t was soon
evident the ladys mind was unbalanced
1t required three strong men to remove her.
Death of Captain Oliver Cults.
New YORK, February lSth.-Among the
deaths yesterday was Captain Oliver Cults
shipmaster and merchant He recently
returned from California whittier he had
gone to seek warmer winter home, but
came back only to find the severest weather
of the season and he fell victim to it.
Valuable Horses Burned to Death.
CHEYENNE w. T., February 1Sth.-The
Daily Louder states that at l o'clock this af-
ternoon a barn on the ranch of Hon. Harry
Oelrichs, six miles from the city, was
burned The fire started from a stove in
the harncss-room. The imported stallion
Prudent costing $1,000, also q Cleveland
bay valued at $1,000. three other horses and
a number OF carriages were burned. Loss,
$4,000.
Revival of Rossa's Courage.
NEW YORK. February Saskatchewan
Rosa seems to have recovered his courage
This weeks paper say2 he will apply for a
warrant for the arrest of j. Pierpont Ed
wards I've will see if the citizens of the
United States and New York are to be pro
tected by the States from the murderous
conspiracies of the official agent of an alien
Government. We hereby inform the dia-
bolical press of London that the dynamite
work will go on till Ireland is free or Lon
don laid in ashes"
California Capital in New York.
New YORK, February 1Sth.-The NacS
says Mrs. Mark Hopkins is said to be the
loaner of several millions Of Government
bonds to certain parties in Wall street.
Senator Fair is also said to have about
81, 100000 or call in this city. Califor
mans are very kind TO each other when
away from home, and their capital is of
great value in times of emergency
The Illinois Senatorship.
SPRINGFIELD, February 1Sth.-The Legis-
laturc met in joint session at noon for the
purpose of voting for United States Sena-
tor. Two hundred and two members were
present, and two absent one Democrat and
one Republican The first ballot called ::
Logan, 101, the full Republican strength
present; Morrison, "a; E. NJ. Haines. 4 :;
Scattering, 3. No election. Only one bal
lot was taken.
The Weather Moderating.
CHICAGO, February lSth.-The weather
here and throughout Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Nebraska has greatly moderated.
Freight and passenger trains started out on
time this morning. A prominent railway
official has estimated the loss TO all rail-
roads by the storm during the second and
third weeks of this month at from $1,000
900 to 50 100000.
WEATHER PROPHETS At FAULT.
New YORK, February 1Sth.-The Weather
Bureau and weather prophets have gen.
orally signally failed in their weather
representations in this vicinity this win
ter. In no similar period within memory
have the changes been more sudden and
surprising than since the year began.
Twice within a fortnight the temperature
has fallen forty TO forty-five degrees in
twenty -four hours. The snow of last night,
added to the storm of the previous forty
eight hours in northern New York, has
blocladed the roads and greatly disar-
ranged travel. Trains are all behind to-
day. The San Francisco mail, due yester-
II az X NJ at cir
this afternoon.
The New Orleans Exposition.
New ORLEANS, February 1Sth.-To-day' s
attendance at the Exposition was very large.
The dog show promises to be the greatest
ever made.
APPROPRIATION AGREED TO.
WASHINGTON, February 1Sth-Ata meet
ing of the House Committee on Appropria-
tons tonight it was agreed TO recommend
an appropriation in aid of the New Orleans
Exposition. The amount and manner of
| its expenditure were left to a sub commit
| tee consisting OF Connor Long and Fallett.
| Their report however, will be considered
| by the full committee before a recon-
mendation for the appropriation is sub
mitted.
Nomination Confirmed.
| ate, in executive session to-day confirmed
the nomination of Emery Speer as United
States District Judge for the Southern Dis
| trict of Georgia. The vote stood 26 to %.
Senator Hale voted III the negative and
Senator Brown in the affirmative. The di-
vision was otherwise upon party lines.
Meeting of Socialists.
New YORK, February 1Sth-Several hun
bred Socialists of both sexes assembled in
| Conc0rdia Hall tonight, to participate in
| the exercises commemorative of the exc
cution of Rcinsdorff, who attempted the
| assassination of the German Emperor W
]. Gorsuch, of Chicago, stated that the
object Of the meeting was to strongly,
iiercely and meaningly condemn the muir
der of August ReinSdort1, whose execution
was in the eyes of all liberty-loving people
an outrageous!y disgaceful and damnable
murder" He, in continuation, said that
Reinsdorffs attempt on Emperor Will
Jams life was juStiiiable, and that the In
ternationalists demand the killing of all
tyrants in Europe and America Herr
Most spoke in favor of dynamite, giving a
recipe for its manufacture J. Hertz made
an address in Bohemian, after which the
usual collection was taken up. The police
did not interfere with the meeting
Swift Retribution.
DALLAS, February 1Sth.-The two Rain
eys, who on Monday murdered Constable
Johnson and wounded Constable FLOYD
near Marysville, while they were serving
Il process, were to-day captured III Indian
Territory and lynched by citizens of Cook
county.
FOREIGN NEWS