Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-18
The Nun of Kenware,

lCopyyg, 1855, by tie Cali for7,iG Associated Pressi
NEW YORK, July 17th.-The rumor that
Sister Mary Francis Clare, known as the
Nun OF Kenware," had renouAced the
Catholic faith and joined Father Conner's
converted Catholics, is denounced as false
by General Kerwin, who was given as one
OF the authorities for the report. He says
a great injustice has been done to the lady.
Sister Glare is eccentric, and bad frequently
clashed with the church, but always kept
within the lines. Only two days ago be
received letter from her asking aid for
new institution she had founded at Engle-
wood, n. j.
Democratic Campaign Committee.
New YORK, July 17th.-The Democratic
National Campaign Committee went into
session shortly after o'clock this evening
and selected Colonel Calvin s. Brice as
Chairman.
The President of the National Associa-
ton of Democratic Clubs has selected the
following Executive Committee: Charles
Ogden of Nebraska, Bradley g. Schley OF
Wisconsin, Alexander 7. Ankeny Of
Minnesota, Harry Wells Rusk of Mary
land, R. c. Monroe of New York, Harvey
N. Collision of Massachusetts, and Law
renee Gardiner of the District of Columbia.
Garrison Leaves the Haggins.
.copy+gh 1888. oy the California associated Pre.s
NEW YORK, July 17th.-It is said that
Edward Garrison, the wellknown Jockey,
is no longer in the employ of the Haggins.
The story is that Ben Ali Haggin and Gar
rison had misunderstanding on Saturday,
and after a few hasty words Snapper"
asked his release. Garrison owns several
horses, many of them fancy ones. He can
make more than $4,000 riding his own
horses and picking up what he can on the
outside.
The California Sissons."
Copyright. 1855. by The California associated PreSsi
New YORK, July 17th.-Josie Sisson, the
soubrette star of the Little Nugget "
combination for several seasons, sues for
divorce from Oscar 2. Sisson, Manager of
the company. She alleges failure to sup
port, but the application was denied until
further evidence is presented. Both were
formerly famous as the California Sissons'
on the California stage.
Buckley Saw the Raise"
Copyright 1855 by he California associated I'ress.l
New YoGK. July 17lh.-Frelerick By
tel! recently demauCsd the return OF the
play Forgiven from L. j. Buckley, now
in San Francisco, stating that parties had
offered $1,000 for the California rights.
Bryton has Just received check for that
amount from Mr.. Buckley.
Died in the Harness.
Copyright 1885, by tie California associated Pressl
New YORK, July 17th.-Captain ROLAND
r. Coffin q yachting expert and journalist
of national reputation, died Suddenly to-
day at Shelter Island while writing a re-
port of yacht race.
Failure of NV York Firm.
;CoRy'igli. 1885, ti the California A,socated Prssl
New YORK, July 17th.-Nicol, Cowlishaw
& Co, importers of upholstery goods, with
branches in London and Manchester, Eng,
have failed, giving preferences of about
$4,000.
4 Nebraska Zephyr.
OMAHA (Neb }, July 17th.-Advices from
Benklenan, Neb., say that q terrific wind
storm on Sunday night demolished a num-
Der of buildings in the town. There was
no loss of life. The buildings destroyed
were cheap frame affairs mostly.
Boys Mangled by a bloodhound.
BUFFALO, July 17th.-A savage blood
hound owned by Nicholas Smith got loose
last night and attacked two boys, named
John P. Sippel and Anthony Smith lacer-
ating them severely about the head. II is
feared they will die.
a California winner.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 17th.-Haggiu's
filly Aurelia won the midsummer handi-
cap to-day, one mile, in 1:42. There were
no other Californians to the front
a Coal Mine On Fire.
ScRANToN( Penn J, July 17th.-The Dunn
Breaker ana buildings connected there
! with were burned to-day. Loss, 500 900 :;
partly insured. The mine is now on fire