Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-13
A New Orleans Fraud.
iCcpyi9hi. 1888, by tie California Associd,ed Pr

NEW ORLEANS, July 12th-J. B. Char
pentier, Notary Public, has disappeared
with between $4,000 and $50,000 Char
pentler was the adviser of many old Creole
families, who intrusted him with large
sums for investment. Since Saturday he
has been missing. He was seen that after
ternoon taking a car for Texas. He is
thought to be in Mexico now.
A Summer Blizzard In Vermont.
copyright, 1855. By The California Associated Press.
WATERBURY (Vt.), July 12th.-A terrific
westerly wind and rain-storm prevailed
here last night and to-day.
Twelve young ladies and gentlemen tent
ing on Camefs Hump last night suffered
much in snow-storm followed by rain.
They were rescued to-day.
Not a Good Speculation.
RICHMOND, July 12th.-Last February
William HI. Gray bought the old Libby
prison for S23,3 300 TO take to Chicago for
museum of war relics, and afterwards sold
the property for considerable advance to
Chicago syndicate. The second payment
will be due August 9th. but it is not ex-
pected to be paid. The syndicate will
probably sell the building at auction, and
1t is likely to remain in Richmond.
National Editorial Association.
CINCINNATI, July l2th.-The Executive
Committee of the National Editorial Asso-
clatlon completed its labors o-day. The
next meeting of the Association will be at
San Antonia, Texas, beginning on We'd
nesday, November 21st, and continuing
three days. It Will be followed by tour
OF Texas and visit to the south of Mexico
Hewitt's Democracy.
New YORK, July 12th.-Mayor Hewitt
writes that the reason he does not accept
the nomination of the American party for
President is that it might throw the cleo
ton into the House and insure the choice
of Republican. He, as a Democrat,
could not be party to such a dire disaster
TO the country.
Another Editor Goes Wrong.
CHICAGO, July 12th.-Joseph R. Dunlap,
Managing Editor of the Times and repre-
sentative newspaper man, was married this
morning to Mrs Helen Louise Thompson,
widow of the late Henry Wendell Thomp-
son. The couple left at once for California,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Result of Illicit Love.
New YORK, July 12th.-Richard B. Car
ter fatally wounded Theresa Adams this
evening and then killed himself The
couple had lived together, aud the shoot
ing followed her refusal to renew such re-
lations. She is 40 years old, and has four
daughters. He was 81 years old.
Good Business Proposition.
ICopyfghi, 1888, By the California Associated PressI
BATON RoUGE (La.J, July 18th. = The
funding bill has passed the Legislature. 1t
authorizes New Orleans to issue per cent
forty-year bonds at par, to take up three
millions of per certs. The city will save
$4,000 annually.
Buffalo Bill and the Crank
ICopyight. 1885, blythe California Associated Fres,.j
New YORK, July 12th.-A crank entered
Buffalo Bills tent at Erastina this morning
and pointed loaded gun at Bills head.
The gun was struck up before it could be
fired and the crank seized.
Henry 5. Ives Indicted.
CINCINNATI, July 12th.-Henry S. Ives,
of New York, was indicted to-day by the
Hamilton county Grand Jury. Nothing
further is known than this fact What the
alleged oftense is the Court authorities re-
fuse to tell.
An Early Morning Hanging.
COLUMBUS (O.), July 'h.-A. M-Ebe-
nezer StaIyard, the Youngstown murderer
who killed his sweetheart, Alice Hancock
early in 1887, was hanged in the Jail at
o'clock this morning.
Parade of Orangemen.
fCopT9ht. 1888. by the California 14ssoeiated Prsss
New YORK, July 12th.-The Orangemen
here celebrated by a parade and picnic.
| About one thousand parsded, platoons of
police accompanying. There was no moles-
| tatiou.
Pity the Poor Editor.
ICe2yigM, 1885. blythe California AssooiAted Pyess
NEW YORK, July 12th.-Charles A. Dana
stated to-day that four millions could buy
the Stnl. He denied that John d. Mclean
| was negotiating.
Many Vessels Lost.
copyright. 1855. by de California 4ssocinsi Press.
| BosToN, July 13h-It is reported that
| about dozen yachts were sunk in last
| nights gale and several persons sleeping
| IN the yacht cabins were drowned.
| Estimated Losses by the Floods.
PIrTsBURG, July 12th-The estimated
losses by the Aoods in the Monongahela, be-
tween Pittshnrg and Weston, W. Va, reach
! $3,000,0C0.
NSminated for Congress.
Copyright. 1885, blythe alfo1aia Associated Pres
RALEIGH On. c., July 12lh.-J. 7. More
head has been nominated for Congress BY
the Democrats of the Fifth District.
A High-Priced Painting.
itepyrigh. s8s, ly1e California 4ssOc:o.ees Press
( PHILADELPHIA, July l2th.-John Wana
maker has bought Munakacy's Christ Oh
Calvary painting for 100000
Snow on Mount Washington.
(Copyight. 1885, by Gss Cali Jorzsa Assocated Press
MOUNT WASHINGTON, July l2Ih.-Nea.i
a foot of snow fell last night, The tempel
: ature is 24o.