Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-07

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gineer and one of the circus employees were
fatally injured, and some others slightly
bruised. The escape of the many employees
IN the passenger cars, which were over
turned, was miraculous
Unquestionably Out.
New YORK, May 6th-The Nail and Err
press says The report that Blaines friends
have prevailed upon him to permit the use
of his name in the National Republican
Convention created little or no comment in
this city. Leading politicians of both par
ties were unanimous in saying that Blaines
letter was final. He is unquestionably out
of the contest.
The Voorhies BeIl-Rope Story Denied.
lCopyight, 1885, by the California Associated Press.l
INDIANAPOLIS May 6th.-Captain James
Mckee the head of the firm of James Nc
kee d Co. stockholders in this CITY, saws
he was on the train on the day on which
Ingalls, charges that Indiana soldiers
threatened to hang Senator Voorhees, with
the bell-rope; that he was one of the SOL
diers present. and that Ingalls, story is en-
tirely false.
Deadly Assault by a Waiter.
Copyright, 1885, by Tie California Associated Press,
New YORK, May 6th.-President Freder-
ick G. Eldredge, of the Knickerbocker
Trust Company, was attacked by a waiter
whom he had reprimanded for insolence at
the Hotel Vendome. He was seated at
table, and the ruffian struck him from be-
hind with water-bottle, in sight of his
vile and daughter. His condition is criti-
cal.
Marlborough Coming 70 California.
Copyright, 1883. blythe California Associated Presst
New YORK, May 6th.-The Duke of
Marlborough arrived from England to-day.
He denies the report that ne in ends to
wed either Mrs. Louis P. Hamersby or Mrs.
Paran Stevens, both prominent ladies of
this city. He says he is here merely on a
pleasure trip, and intends crossing the con-
unent to California.
A Much-Talked-of of Matter.
FcOpwi9h 1888, by tie California Associated Press
New YORK, May 6th.-A Star reporter
has polled 1853 of the 454 delegates TO the
Methodist General Conference on the uues-
ton of the admission of the women dele
gales. The result of the canvass was 1S9
| in favor of the unqualified admission of the
women, leaving only ia opposed.
Pretty Maggie's Bleeding Heart.
fCopyigh, 1885, by He California Associated Press.i
DETROIT, May 6th.-Ex-Mayor George
| G. Langdon has been sued for $4,000
damages for breach of promise of marriage
by handsome Miss Maggie Phelhet Lang
don is 60 years old and Maggie is 20.
Fatal Railway Accident.
REPUBLIC (Mich.), May 6th-A freight
train on the Milwaukee and Northern road
this afternoon broke through a bridge
over Michigan river at Fleetwood. The
engine and eight cars went into the river.
The fireman and head brakeman were
| drowned. The engineer freed himself
from the wreck and escaped.
General Crook in His New Quarters.
CHICAGO, May 6th.-General Crook, the
new Commander of the Military Depart
| ment of which Chicago is headquarters, ar
rived to-day accompanied by his family
and personal staff After a brief visit to
the office of the Department he spent the
remainder of the day at home receiving
| callers.
Drowned in Lake Erie.
EEIE (Pa), May 6th-A sail5oat, on
which were four Germans was capsized on
| Lake Erie. rear Westticld, this afternoon,
and William Bann and August Piercher
were drowned. The other two were picked
up in an iusensible condition by passing
vessel. They will recover.
A Perennial Topic.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6 6h.-Judge Fiplet-
ter has granted an extension of sixty days
for the examination Of the Kelley motor
| and has ordered that both sides be per
mitted representation by experts The
examination will probably occur in
keeley's workshop.
Death of the Oldest Mason
| Mexico (Mo.), May 6th.-Alfred Burnes
| died to-day at the age of 9S years. He had
| fOr L. a.
have been the Oldest member of the Order
in the world.
Must Wrestle With Their Books.
HANOVER IN. H.), May 6th.-The Oar.
mouth faculty have decided that the stu.
dents must drop football, baseball or general
| athletics, because of the excessive amount
of time and money required to conduct
| them all.
Eastern Ball Games.
New YORK, May 6th.-Brooklyn 8, Balti
more T.
CINCINNATI. = Cincinnati IA. Kansa:
City Z.
| LeUIsvILLE.-Louisvilie 2 St. Louis 4.
clearinghouse Exchanges.
BosToN, May 6th.-A table compiled
from specials 10 the Post shows that the
gross exchanges of leading clearing house:
| III lhe Chiteu OtdteS TOT tne week ending
May 5th were 81 JOG, ,s6S, 800, a decrease O
Ia per cent. from the same time last wear
Arrival of Famous Tenor.
| NEW YORK, May 6th.-Edward Lloyd
the famous English oratorio tenor, arrived
tonight in the Etruria. He comes tC
| America to take part in musical festiva
to be held in Cincinnati.
| A Shipment of Greek Paupers
NEw YORK, May 6th-The steamship
Rhaetia, just arrived, had On board sixty.
six Greek passengers. who were detained
at Castle Garden en- a charge of being pau
| pers.
! Death of Prominent Clergyman.
NEw YORK. May 6th.-Rey Charles J
| Clarke, Assistant Secretary of the Method
| ist Conference. died today at noon from :
Sudden attack Of diphtheria.