Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-06
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and returned from any country.
An Indiana Tragedy.
VINcENSEs CInd). June 5th.-The wife
of Fred Grotegut, an aged grain farmer
near Edwardsport, was discovered last
evening by her daughter with her throat
cut from eur 10 ear. Grotegut was near by
in a dying condition. He says his wife
and he quarreied at dinner, when she IN
rage drew TIE blade across her own neck,
then told him to kill himself. He had
kept trying all the afternoon, part of the
time with razor and again by hanging,
He has been lodged III Jail.
Failure of Ex-Governor Hale, of New
Hampshire.
BRADFoED (Vt.), June 5th.-RepOrt says
that ex-Governor Hale. Of New Hampshire
has failed for large amount, and that all
his property in Vermont has been attached
for four times its value.
Grand Larceny In tho First Degree.
New YORK. June 5th.-The indictment
TO which Ward pleaded to-day charges
Ward and Fish jointly with the crime OF
grand larceny in the second degree, IN hay
ing, on the 18th of April 1854, stolen SO
600 from the Marine Bank.
Eviction in Massachusetts.
FAIL RIVER Mass, June 5th.--A Con-
stable is serving notices to-day, cyicting the
people from the Slade mill. The tenants,
who are operatives, have been out of work
long time, and are unable to pay rent.
The corporation gives twenty-tour hours
notice to quit. Many persons are carrying
their goods out on their backs, having no
money TO pay teamsters.
Another Champion.
Sr. PAUL, June 5th.-Billy Wilson, the
colored slogger of this city, who recently
knocked out Mervin Thompson I'M contest
which lasted but forty minutes, is booked
for $4,000 b. Manager Barnes to fight any
man in the world, Sullivan alone barred.
Union Pacific Railway.
Bosrox, June 5th-The gross earning O
| the Union Pacific Railway for the first tOUi
months of 1888 were s., ,2Gl ,GO7-an increase
| over the same period OF last year OF Si7, l40
The expenses were ii, $50 .494-a decrease O.
| s213,Ol8 The surplus earnings We're 81
| "a, 1l3-an increase of 500, 1853.
Funeral OF "a Lottery Proprietor.
New ORLEANS, June 5th.-The remains
of Charles T. Howard, principal owner o
the Louisiana lottery, who was killed nea
| New York by being thrown from horse
arrived here to-day. His funeral was on
Of the largest ever witnessed in the city
Many orphans from the asylum and Sister
of Charity followed his remains TO tn
tomb
Graduating Exercises at the Navn
Academy.
AYYApoLrs Nd, June 5th.-The gradu
atina exercises at the Naval Academy oC
CURED to-day Addresses were delivered I
the graduating class by Professor Sumner
Of Yale College, and by Secretary OF th
Navy Whitney, who also delivered Il
diplomas.
Earlan and Teemer.
CHICAGO, June 5th.-RefeIring this ever
ing to the challenge Of John Teemer. c
Pittsburg. published in local paper L
day. Edward Hanlan, the oarsman, said h
would row Teemer on the following terms
4 race of one, two, three, four and fy
miles. at 81 600 a side for each race, or or
three-mile race for s., 900, the races 70 TAX
place on any course III the United Stetes
Canada.
Found Guilty q Second Time.
GALVESTON tTex.N June 9TH speci
to the Ne,0s from Marshall says: In Il
District Court to-day Edward Bean for
second time was found guilty of the mU
, der of Charles Stephens. The jury IKE
the penalty at death.
Business Failures.
New YORK, June 5th.-Business taIlur
! the last seven days were 223, as compar
with pos last week.