Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-15

AUGUSTA (Ga.), October 14th-From the Kali
lock-street Baptist Church this week four mem
bers were publicly dismissed because they
united with Mormon elders. The people had
been warped OF the inroads made by these
silent mysterious evangelists among the poor,
ignorant people of the city, but this is the first
been enrolled as Mormon converts. The elders
have been warned about pursuing their preach
ing in the neighborhood, but they persist.
Doctor shoots Himself.
Copyright, 1883, by he California Associded Pres
MCKINNEY (Tex.), October 14th-Dr. C. X.
Gregg, son OF Bishop Gregg, OF the Episcopal
Church. one of the foremost Dnvsicians OF f..xns
shot himself through the head last night, dyIng
In few minutes. OF several theories, only one
is sustained by the evidence, the deed was done
while suffering from the effect of hypodermic
injections OF cocoalne. Some notes were found
IN which the sensations of the drug are set down.
These notes are dated October 11th, and appear
to have been written yesterday.
High-Priced Rail Throwers.
DETROIT, October 14th.-The Free Press claims
to have unraveled the problem so long enyel.
oping the Detroit Baseball Club. The following
disposition of the club and players, it says, was
obtained from reliable outside informant
Rowe and Conway will go 10 Pittsburg, the price
agreed upon being S., 600 BroutherS Richard
son, Bennett, Camel and Thompson to Boston,
consideration. $4,000 and White, Hanlon and
Getzein to Philadelphia, at 5000. The fran
chise and remaining players viii be sold to
Cleveland for $4,000.
Yellow Fever Reports.
DECATUR (Ala), October 14th.-There were
three cases of fever in the last a hours and one
(colored) death.
There was considerable frost last night, but
not enough to kill out the fever completely.
JACKSONVILLE, october 14th.-New cases, Is;
deaths, 2; Total cases to date, S,544; ; total
deaths, SlS.
Baseball Record.
BROOKLYN, October l4th.-Baltimore =, Brook
lyn
PHILADELPHIA Athletics Z, Cleveland 8.
CINCINNATI.-First game-Cincinnau l. St
Louise. Second game-CincinnatiI 10, ST. Louis l.
LoUISvILLE.-First game-Louisville ., Kan
SaS City TO- Second game-LOuiSYllle 9 Kansas
City /.
Claims AGAINST the Government
NEW YORK, October 14th.-Under the decision
OF the Federal Court in Philadelphia in the
case of John Wans maker, holding ribbons for
trimming hats dutisDle at 20 per cent instead
for rebate to the amount of S., 100000, or even
SO, ,00o GEO, may be brought against the Govern
ment.
Fatally Stabbed.
New YORK, October 14th.-An Italian, Anto-
Mo Gacomo, was fatally stabbed in the heart in
front of the Cooper Union tonight while Il
meeting was in full blast in the big hall and
many people were walking along the crowded
street. The unknown murderer escaped.
The Military to Suppress fsiotous Miners.
KANSAS CITY, October l4th.-A telegram was
received here to-day from Governor Morehouse
ordering the Third Regiment, NJ. n. g., to pro-
ceed to Bevier, No, where the striking miners
who killed the millionaire Wardell day or SO
ago, have become turbulent.
Clearing House Reports.
Boston, October 14th.-Dispatches to the Post
from the managers of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States shows the total
gross exchanges for the week ended October 49,
1888, 81, ,133, SOL 7Sl, increase of 81 per
cent. as compared with the corresponding week
in 1887.
Poisoned Her Foster-Mother.
ST. LOUIS, October 14th.-A special from Mex
leo, Mo-, says that Jennie Johnson, IA year-old
mulatto girl, poisoned her aged foster-mother
with rough on rats. The victim is dead, and
the girl has confessed.
The Texas Style.
HEMPsTEAD TEX, October 14th,-Lewis Nc
Dade (colored) Repu plican candidate Ior Cot-
ton Weigher, was shot and killed from ambush
last night No particulars of the assassination
have been obtained.
A Murderer Surrenders.
rCopyigh, 1888, by the California associated Press
WACO (Tex.), October 14th.-Iast night Chas
w. West. Secretary and Manager, killed Charles
Moran, Vice-President of the Waco Farm Con-
federation and son of the New York banker
West surrendered.
Thurman at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 14th.-Judge Thurman
arrived here during the afternoon He proposes
to rest here until he takes his trip to She byvie
Tomorrow