Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-02
SOME LOOSE FIELDING.
Jay Gould Seriously III.

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JAY Gould Seriously ILL.,
ST. LOUIS, June 1st.-From private in
formation received here tonight by the
editor of the Republican, it is learned that
Jay Gould is very seriously i'll in his pri-
vate car, near Kansas City. No further
particulars have been received yet.
FASTENING HOME TO NEW YORK.
KANSAS CITY, June 1st. - Jay Gould
passed through here to-day on his return
from the West. When the train arrived
messengers were sent out to a neighboring
drug store for prescriptions, and ii was re-
ported that Gould was very sick. He was
attacked with illness at Omaha yesterday,
and it was decided that it would be best
for him to return at once to New York.
Twelve Thousand Teachers Coming.
(copygt. 1855, by l,e California Associated Press,
New YORK, June 1st.-The party of New
York, Jersey City and Brooklyn school
teachers to attend the Educational ConYen-
ton at San Francisco will embrace about
one hundred and twenty. The party will
leave the Grand Central depot July 9Th,
going out from the Missouri river by the
Denver and Rio Grande route and return
ing by the California and Oregon and
Northern Pacific. This evenings World
estimates the probable attendance at the
Convention at 1900.
Rolling Mills Closing Down.
Copyright, 1883, 6y The California associated I'ressi
READING, June 1st.-The Blandon Iron
Company, which operates an extensive roll
ing mill, has posted a notice that the cost
of manufacturing exceeds the selling price
Of the products, and the company has
therefore decided to close down tonight
for an indefinite period. The shut down
will throw 200 men out of employment.
Precanonized Bishops.
lCopyigat, 1888, blythe California associated Pressl
NEW YORK, June 2d.-At the Papal Con-
sistory at Rome yesterday chbishop John
Ireland, of st. Paul, was precanonized as
Archbishop, and the diocese raised to an
Archdiocese. His jurisdiction is over Min
nesota and Dakota. Right Rev. DIR. Lem
mems is precanonized Bishop of Vancouver
Riotous Negroes.
Copyright, 1855, BY the California associated Press
BRAMwELL (W. Val, June 1st. - The
striking negro miners, to the number of
100, attempted to liberate a comrade from
the Bluestone prison last night His re-
lease was refused by the jail-keepers, when
fusillade against the Jail began and gen.
eral riot occurred and several were shot
Railroad Workmen Killed.
BINGHAMToN IN. ", June 1st. - A
number of Hungarians were returning
from work on the Southern Central Rail
road tonight, and when near Barton the
train struck the han6car on which they
were, hurting the occupants in every direc-
ton. Two men were killed and third
horribly mutilated.
Gresham's Send-off.
New YORK, June 1st-Colonel Ingersoll
has been invited by the delegates of Illinois,
his native State, to present Judge Gresham s
name to the Convention, and has agreed to
do so. This will be the Coloners first par
ticipation in politics for several years, and
if Gresham should be nominated, Ingersol
may be expected to take the stump.
Margaret NIather EDjoined
icopyfg. 1883. by ae California Associated Press,
New YORK, June 1st.-In the Supreme
Court this morning counsel applied for a
permanent injunction restraining Margaret
Mather from playing under any manage
ment other than that of N. o. Hill. De-
cision was reserved.
iCopylglt 1888, by the California Associate. Press
New YORK, June 1st.-The Stars can
vass of the New York delegation for the
Vice Presidency give Thurman 143, Black
II, Gray 4. Morrison 3, Palmer 2, Bayard
2, and Voorhees,, Villas, Endicott l each.
Seventeen are undecided.
North Carolina Democrats.
lCopyyfglt, 1855. by the California i,sociaied Press
RALEIGH, June 1st.-The Democratic
State Convention this morning completed
the ticket. Thomas NJ. Holt was NOM
mated for Lieutenant Alexander
declining. The resolutions indorse Cleve-
land.
Esregious Idiocy.
PTrTsBURG, June 1st-At the mornings
session of the Reformed PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
of the United States a resolution was
adopted deprecating the publication of Sun
day newspapers, and instructing the Pres
byterians to prosecute, by proper discipline,
all members who advertise in the same.
Death of General Birge.
New YORK, June 1st.-General Henry
W. Birge, one OF the famous commanders
of the Army Of the Shenandoah during the
rebellion. died at 6 o'clock this morning at
the Gedney House, from paralysis. He was
stricken on the evening of Memorial Day.
He was aged 5S years.
Rough on Aspiring Publishers.
(copyigh, 1888. 6y the CalU oria associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June LIST. - The Record
says: The type founders have organized an
association to raise the prices. 1t has de-
cided to make raise of from 10 to 20 per
cent, and has so notified the trade.
a Cashier Absconds.
COLUMBUS (O.), June 1st-R. B. Wil!ison.
cashier of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis freight depot, has absconded with a
shortage of $1,000.
A Doodle Case Hanging Fire.
New YORK, June 1st.-The jury in the
Kerr case having failed to agree at 10
o'clock, were again locked up for the night.
Whitman's Ripe Old Age.
lCopy7gu. 1888. By tie California associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 1st-Walt Whit
man observed his SEVENTEEN birthday to
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