Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-14
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gether.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has rem.
dered decision in favor of the saloon
keepers and against the Law and Order
League.
There is hard kicking among Grand
Army men in Kings county, New York,
because Cleveland haG been invited to re-
view parade OF veterans.
Two bufaloes have arrived at Washing
ton for the Smithsonian Institution. The
buaaloes are almost the last of their kind,
and will be kept for breeding purposes.
at Indianapolis Mrs. Ida A. Gordon,
wife of Thomas Gordon, grain dealer of
that city, administered fatal dose of poison
TO their child. Then she cut her own
throat with a razo-.
While an officer waited with an attach
mentfor LillianA,ussell to dress and leave
her room at a theater in Detroit, the keen
witted actress put her entire wardrobe on
her person and then let the officer take her
trunks.
At Peru, Ind, John keppardt and Albert
Sehr were placed in Jail Tor drunkenness.
Behr became incensed because Keppardt
snored while asleep, and, jumping on him
with his heavy boots, kicked the life out of
the sleeping man.
Michael Thill, wealthy young man of
Caledonia, Mimi, went TO his fathers house
and took the illegitimate child of his sister
into garden, where it was found dead
shortly afterwards. A jury has found him
guilty of murder in the first degree.
A great throng of California preachers is
attending the Methodist Conference in New
York. Among them are Rev. B. F. Crazy,
Rev. j. b. Tomlinson. DR.. Thomas Worth
ington, Rev. Henry Johnson. Judge
Hartsorn is also attending as lay member.
FOREIGN.
The Prince of Wales will not visit Amer
lea.
Dillon has again been convicted under
the Crimes Act.
W"iliHformed officials in Britain declare
that hnper Frederic is dying.
Austria eyes with suspicion and alarm
Blsmarck's tenderness toward Russia.
There is great excitement in London over
the rumored loss of the Cunard steamer
Servia.
The Australian Colonies will hold a
conference on the Chinese immigration
question.
The settlement of the dispute with Mo-
rocco, it is said, was due TO Bismarck's in
reference.
Great Britain is pushing her army and
navy preparations, in view of possible
emergencies.
Accounts from Polish centers give an
insight into Russia $ extraordinary military
preparations.
Bismarck utterly repudiates The peac
predictions placed in his mouth in connec-
ton with his recent interview with Carl
Schurz.
Political circles in England are exceed
ingly anxious regarding Lord Randolph
Churchilps speech at Preston on Wednes-
day next.
Cummings beat George easily in a three
quarters of a mile run for $500 a side and
the championship at Preston. Time, 3
minutes 133 seconds.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Prewett case at Salinas will probably
90 TO the jury to-day.
Yocum, the missing Pasadena real estate
agent, is living at Monmouth, Or.
Miles Davis. boy, accidentally shot
himself near Niles hut not fatally.
The Government has seized four sealing
schooners for fishing in Behring Sea.
A Coroner's jury charged Moses Work
man with the murder of NJ. Waller.
The Stockton CLUB on Saturday defeated
the GREENWOOD & Morans thirteen to five.
1t has been decided to maintain the I'm
migration Bureau of Y aba and Suffer coun-
ties.
The first five miles of the Vancouver,
klickitat and Yakima Railroad have been
finished.
An attempt was made to set fire to the
Suffer County Land and Improvement
Associations Office.
Sheriff Harris of St. Helena has discov-
cred the murderers of young Wright and
will prosecute them.
The Napa County Agricultural Associa-
ton has appointed committee to examine
the sites offered for fair grounds
A Los Angeles man says he has letter
from Jay Gould, in which be says he will
soon own through railroad line.
a convict named Welch, who was being
taken to San Quentin by a Los Angeles
Deputy Sheriff, escaped at Berenda.
Andrew Younger, eldest son of Cole
man Younger, of San Jose, was found dead
Saturday morning. Death was from nat
ural causes.
James Bright, teamster, was murdered
in Grant county. Or. presumably for his
money, by an unknown assassin, who is
still at large.
United States Marshal Atkins, of Alaska.
says the Government will seize all sailing
vessels found in any portion of the Behring
sea the coming season.
1t is understood that C. A. Buckley will
ask for a change of venue from Los Ange-
les to the Santa Monica Court, when his
trial for alleged connection with the clock
game comes up.
President Winslow, of the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad, intimates that his
company may assume control of the At
lantic and Pacific when the lines connect
ing the two roads are completed
The first rescue of the season by the
Cape Hancock, Or, life crew occurred on
Friday. The fishing-boat Of J. Ditchburn
capsized in the breakers off Peacock spit,
but the life crew. reached them in time to
save the lives of both men,