Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-25

but she resisted him so that he was COM
PEELED to shoot her to get away The boys
say they were fully half mile from the
scene, but heard the pistol shot and the girl
scream several times. The name of the
young man is withheld by the police, who
have number of clues which are likely to
lead to his arrest. The excitement over
the brutal murder has not yet subsidized.
Mccullough Fading Away.
PHILADELPHIA, September 24th-John
Mccullough was visited at the Blooming
dale Insane Asylum yesterday by his wife
and William F. Johnson, his counsel.
:McCulioush was lying ON a lounge sleep
ing as usual. He rose YEARLY, but recog-
nized his visitors readily enough. Mrs
Mccullough is a little, slender woman,
with a pleasant, motherly face and an en-
gaging smile. All LYDIA said the actor,
lis that you, dear?' At the first glance
one would think Mccullough unchanged,
but when he lifted his eyes the light in
them, the weird shining of mind dis
ordered, told how terribly the change real
ly was. He sat quite still, buttoning and
unbuttoning his coat and again gazing va
cantly around the cozily-firnisbed room.
After a while he turned to his wife and
said: What are you doing here? What
pleasure can you find in a mad-house?"
He rose abruptly, tottered across to the
wardrobe, took out a white summer hat
and SAID, well, / must be going now"
lie walked once or twice around the room,
then sat down again and went on very
buslly with the old work of the buttons |
He did not notice the visitors for long
tlme alter that. When they were leaving
he shook each one by the hand kindly and |
said goodbye" But when one of them |
moment afterward went back to say an
other word, the actors eyes gazed classify
up into his face; only the wild light was in |
them-the visitors were already forgotten |
The inventory of all his possessions was
completed by Mr.. Johnson and Captain |
Corners in New York yesterday. They |
valued them at trifle above $4,000; |
against that there are recorded debts of |
about $1,000. When the tragedian dies he |
will be buried in this city
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, September 24th.-At II A. |
NJ. the first prices for stocks We're somewhat |
irregular and heavy, the greatest decline |
being in Lackawanna, which fell l. There |
was fractional recovery later in the first |
hour, and at II o'clock the market was dull |
and firm.
New YORK, September oath Stocks |
were extremely dull and heavy until 11:3O |
o'clock, when there was slight advance
Lackawanna leading with the gain of I, |
the advance being lost before y O'Clock. |
the market resuming its dull and heavy |
tone. At noon the market was dull and |
heavy at prices generally to below the |
opening.
New YORK, September 24th-Central Pa |
cific, 81; Burlington, 129s; Northern Pacific, |
2l4 preferred, AS; Northwestern, 978 |
New York Central, 9Ss Oregon Naviga- |
ton, SOL; Transcontinental, 21s Pacific |
oil nS T
Francisco, 17s; Texas Pacific, 1S5; Union |
Pacific so; Wells Fargo's Express, lis;
Western Union. 67f.
New YORK, September 24th-3 p. MI
Stocks heavy and extremely dull this after
noon, but the decline was checked shortly |
before the close of the Board, and in some |
cases prices rallied / to l. The market |
closed dull and barely steady at prices gem
orally fraction lower than last evening.
Pacific Mail and Western Union, however, |
are little higher.
The American Turf.
LOUISVILLE, September 24th.-The track |
and attendance were good TODAY. The first |
race, one mile and five furlongs Athlone |
won, Biddy Bowling second VIOLA third |
Time, PIG. The second race, one and an |
eighth miles, McBowling won, Annie Wood |
cock second, Moonlight third. Time. 1:5S. |
4N liiutbttlS pau p-t ~. Inc lulTu race,
one mile Kirkman won, O'Fallon second, |
Brookful third. Time lbs. The fourth |
race, one mile and asixteeNth, Expert won, |
Clay Pate second, Lady of the Lake third. |
Time, 1921. The mutuals paid $54 20.
The fifth race, five-eighths of a mile, Ka-
loolah won, Cuban Queen second, Nell !
Swift third. Time, 1:014. The mutuals
paid S3S 80.
Decided to Accept.
New YORK, September 24th-An Albany |
special says that General Carr, the Repub- |
lican nominee for Lieutenant Governor. |
about whose acceptance there was some |
doubt, in view of his public declaration
before the Convention, has decided to ac-
cept.
Attempted Suicide.
SYRACUSE On. W, September 24th.-l
Harry Thompson, husband of Henrietta
Vaders, the leading lady in the Thomas
keene Theatrical Company, which played |
here last night, attempted to shoot himself |
in the Vanderbilt House here to-day. He !
was prevented, and locked up. He said |
that trouble with his wife was the cause.
Goldsmith Maid Dead.
New YORK, September 25th-A. M.-The
famous trotter Goldsmith Maid died yester-
day. She was foaled in 1856, and had a
record of 2:14