Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
IsrpeuAl DISPATCHES TO TIE nro,nD-uMos.I
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Three Terril,la t.. H..

,l,;S avan;psy o,5 -, ,s WI ia.nol
ra,'.l,-ar a,t' h"u sileh shot himsen Win
tragaaN. nasv', ,es eyL III e uslie instantly. Ins
40 -; AZ H.-I ras issuit ol Jealousy on the
,,,a,.r;ad tl;r,,. - NC Youpie mao Deel
'a,ia ean,i,' f ',l,as ,Ir years, ana had raised
drank heavily. and when ND ID tha a1 ;nl
fiuence Of LIQUOR became verv ab,,s;,sat y, ~
wife. To-day he came homo L,,, 49,,
contrary to his usral cnston, he III
wife yefy kindly and ofter ra,,,a,,';,,s. :,
the house a short t;mo aoa;r, ,...,,,, -
During his absence vonnS ,,,,,' 80 r,,,, Oh.
doorbell. and innu;rea for ono ' af Ioata, sns
daughters. but she NOT bein, - hnn,a
he left. Lentz r,.t1rneS ;o7,a,,;a1el,.
and it is supposed that he s,r e,aeu,s ~ mouna
man depart. There we-e NO ,v;,,,a:soS soa',s !,
the horrible traredv hlt from, tha .ss',o,,. -
ance of the room, terrible str,,a,
have taken nlace Iantg bad AL.
sl;pned behind b;s w;fa a,d l-au ~. ua,uen.ly u'
head back. had slasbed tb ra1or mrns , ,e,
throat Mrs Lent covered VII hioad "a
ran out the hack door tben ,bron..l o,ooi ~, ~
levway to the street where She en,era5 r.. a., !
saloon and fell upon tbe floor dead Attba
same time two pistol shots were heard in
the direction of Lentz' house. A police
man entered the house and found Lent
lying dead upon the floor, with a shot
through the neck, revolver lying bv his
side. He had tried to end his life by hang
ing. but was unsuccessful. The neighbors
speak very highly of Mrs Lentz, and saw
her husband had no cause whatever for his
jealousy.
Sr P,ur. (Ninn Fahrnarv ostb rboo
dore p Rich of Cohlesv;lIe n Y sbo,
and killed his wife az the A sto,;a Hatei I,ti
last nigbt and then killed b;nnsaIf Sba
had eloped with man named Dr TT :
Gale of that nIoaa fbaIafter lea,,;n.,a a fa,,
ily. Rich fonnd them in the 5;nina'roo,,,
eating supner. talk ensned and Ga1a
suggested that they 90 mn stairs and dis
euss the matter. After they reached the
room occupied by Gale and the woman,
Rich asked Gale to step outside, as he
wanted to talk with his wife alone. Gale
did so, and Rich shot the woman and then
himself. The woman was aged 30, and
good looking. Rich was 40, and Gale is
3S. Gale is a practicing physician at Cob
lesville, and the woman's father, Henry
Smith, who died about a year ago, was one
of the most prominent LAWYERS in New
York State, and wealthy man.
CLEVELAND Februarv 2s,b-Franl, Rnr-
gel. the man who shot his wife Cvnthia
mitted su;cife after leaving home The
r yal
and sent numerous teleorans to ot5e,
cities eriving descrint;on of the s,,nnosed
fnoifive Ahout : o'cIoc,, This nornin r, GS b;S
dead bodv was fonnd lving in tho road ,a,5
within fort,, rods of b;s o,,7 horsa IL
throat had heen emf from ear 70 ear aud h,,
his side Law tbe knifa with which The deoa
was commitfed Mrs Pnrco, 10 st;ii .I;,,o
The onIv w;,ness ~ he on, AZ
rnestic who refuses to sav an,rth;no ahout
tho canses which Iad to tbe tronbIe II ;s
supposed. however. that Bureel and his
wife quarreled about money matters.
Determined 10 Run the Rapids,
RosroN February ostb Fred plo;stea
the oarsman. saws that the pronosition ot
b;msalf an3 Ross 10 row thronrh ~
N;a.,ara ran;d., ~ ooa,;n a.,,.,,ss III .ue
NHaSara iaPiuS lhe coming summer was
not huge joke, which many seemed to
think, but an enterprise that would surely
be attempted. Il don't think IL danger
90 TIn -. iii - -.
ous. no 20. VIZ nave p.eii'y VI DEAN,
gratlng Ior the moor ana no bottom. Ii
we I'LL with water We can't sink, because
we will have air-tipht compartme enfs arornd
the boat and the water we tala in u-;l1
o,,;aLI a;s..sas .I - VIZ
quiohi3 olSaPPea, through the cravings.
Ii anything should happen we are both
good swimmers, and would make q grand
struggle before going under II will he
monev in o,,r nocl, ats II NO s,,ool,d IA -
- - PoSN s"NocIu' anu IL
we iail our wives ana chiluren VIII get the
dement, OF IT, There is positively less dam
ger in trying to row through the rapids
than There. is in ooinp ont on Tho Frontier
for S,3 month and found ora No 80.
a., 200 s.ao. .n auu io.nu' anu We ger
S<,ooo Iof VIVA. we are going 70 DO. one
pom. ABOUT IL Is .hal we row win our iaces
wy .''''sv, iiste'i y, 10" "iiS the
oiui1,ars ~, way we were Dom up al Mag
i''a a'is "ee~ aso a'iu iliue our caicu
~, IN. eol uasy ne ,oiioW-
~ . ioe''i news
p'le'
rAoiflS ma. MAIL, ,,..- siEA 4sliir 3:l OoApANY,
SIR Referr;ng 70 an, art;eI ,si;ic rod
in your issue of the DIST instant. am des red by
the President of this com pany to say that you
have been greatly misiniorined with regard to
GilcsnsrnScs tne Fass;ags OF me
to Ja1an (,oyernnr Hubbard Of Tes,sl srayn
San francisco to Yokohama, ON this company $
steamer. None but the usual courtesies pro-
siaea wa, ipr 10y me iegu,a,ions OF this com pany,
were crni,,a 70 n,rnnr gi,r
freight lor his household eiiecis asd the ships
papers show no Indebtedness ). " hateyer on his
wine account for the voyage consequently,
aser;h"d mis m no sluna or any se aera9 Us .nat
there Is no truth in the statement thar Mr. Nioz.
ley forwarded the Governor 5 wine card. or in
deed any advice whatever ON the subject. to
ane Dtrest9rs 10 ,is city IN justice 10 Gov
pioinence With the article 10 ,rhib Il
and oblige Yours. respectfully,
w. II. LANE, Secretary.
This letter makes il very clear that Mr..
Hubbard's wine cards were not. as re-
ported. sent to the Directors of the com,
pany in New York