Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-15


George Davis and fatally wounded an un-
known man. A mob took SchnecLl and
hanged him to a telegraph pole. The
friends of the two dead men are gathering.
and more trouble is feared.
A Light Day for Bali.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14th.-Philsdelph5a n,
outplayed the Indianapolis in the latteg-
part of the game to-day, and won with ease.
The batteries were Casey and Mcclure for
Philadelphia, and Shreve and Myers for
Indianapolis. Score-Philadelphia 9, In
dianapolis f..
NEW YoRK BRACES UP.
| New YORK, June 14th.-The New York
club braced up to-day and defeated Detroit.
| keefe pitched fine game for the Giants.
| Getzein was hit on the knee in the second
inning and relieved by Gruber. The
catchers were Brown and CANCEL. Score
| New York 4, Detroit 3
GAMES POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON, June 14th.-The game with
| Pittsburg was stopped by rain at the end of
| the first inning. Washington had made q
runs.
| BosToN, June 14th.-The Chicago Boston
game was postponed on account of rain.
CLEVELAND, June 14th.-No game on
OTHER, GAMES.
KANSAS City, June 14th.-Kansas CITY 8.
Cincinnati l6.
| ST.. LoUIs.-St. Louis 49, Louisville T.
BALTIMoRE.-Baltimor 8, BROOKLYN 5.
knights of Pythias> Supreme Officers.
CINCINNATI, June 14th.-The Supreme
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, elected the fol-
lowing officers Supreme Chancellor, VIM.
n
| cellor, George d. Shaw of Wisconsin Su-
| preme Prelate, Charles f. Bragg of Maine;
Supreme Keeper of Records and Seals, R.
Nj. Z. White of Tennessee Supreme Mas
ter-at-Arms, Robert E. Newell of Arkan-
sas; Supreme Outer Guard, John w.
Thompson of Washington ); Supreme Mas
ter OF Exchequer, Stansberry j. Wiley of
Delaware.
The prize drill attracted a large number
| OF spectators.
Smuggler's Confession.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 14th.-Charles La
belle, the opium smuggler captured here
on Saturday, has confessed that he has
been employed by Ontario parties since
January to forward goods to California
The gang first began shipping direct to
California, but afterwards through Oregon,
and suecessively through Victoria, Winni-
peg and Ontario. Labelle claimed he was
ignorant of the fact that he was forward
! ing smuggled goods and engaged in
criminal business. He has already for
warded SIX conslgnments successfully.
Death of a Famous Mare.
MIDDLETowN IN. W, June 14th.-There
died day or two ago at Charles Backman's
Stoney Ford stock farm near here of old
age and paralysis, the famous mare Green
| Mountain Maid, dam and grend-dam of
| more speedy trotters than any other mare
| that ever lived. Her first and most re-
nowned get by old Hambletonian is Elec-
toneer, the pride of Ex-Governor Stan
ford's Palo Alto stock farm. Governor
! Stanford bought Electioneer and about
dozen other promising young ones of Back
man in 1879. He then offered $4,000 for
the mare.
McKenna's Mare Island Bill.
Copyright lsSS, by The California associated PressI
WASHINGTON, June 14th-The naval ap-
proDriation bill will be reported tomorrow
to the House. 1t will have Incorporated in
it the bill introduced by Mr.. McKenna, au-
| thorizing the Secretary of the Navy to pur-
| chase plant for Mare Island Navy-yard
| for building and repairing iron and steel
vessels of war. The amount of the appro-
priation is now 100000.
Fred Douglass Interviewed.
lGopyrght 1883. b. The California associated Press
PITTsBURG, June 13th.-Fred Douglass.
| on his way to Washington, en- route TO Chi
cago as private citizen, was interviwed
here to- day. He expressed a preference
for Sherman, who is the favorite OF the col
ored Republicans He spoke favorably of
| Gresham and Harrison, and said the great
| est effort among the colored people would
| be made in New York and IEdiana
The Assembled Millers
BUFFALO, June 14th-The final session
of the Millers' National Convention was
| held to-day. Milwaukee was selected as
| the place for the 1889 meeting, and C. Fl.
Seyot was elected President for the next
term. A resolution looking toward the
control of the output of the country was
| adopted without dissent.
Estimates of the Secretary of War
fcopyight, 1888, by the CaI oia associated iressl
WASHINGTON, June 14th-The Secretary
of Wars estimate of the appropriation
| Tor the construction of buildings at Santa
| Carlos, A. T., was transmitted to the House
| to-day. The amount asked for is $l65 900;
also, an estimate for an electric plant at
| Fort Leavenworth, kas., So 500, is asked
| for.
California Pensions.
Copyright, 1sSs, by The California Associated PressI
| WASHINGTON, June 14th.-California pen
sions: Original invalid-Charles E. Allen,
Lincoln George Volgraff, Fort Bidwell.
Increase-Levi II. Gre ,ory, Hanford.
Mexican survivors-James M. Buchanan,
Ripon Joseph P. Smith, Azuza.
Jute, Borax, Etc.
| WASHINGTON, June 14th.-The Tariff
Sub Committee of the Senate were ad-
dressed to-day by parties who requested
| jute and ssal grass be put on the free list,
and nv Othprs xS hn nrood that an5
boraccic acid be not put on the free list,
but on the contrary that the duty be in
creased, if changed at all.
The Saenger -Bund Festival.
ST. LOUIS, June I4th.-The grand festival
and concert of the North American Saenger-
Bund tonight was even more largely at
tended than the welcoming concert last
night. The chorus of the United Societies
of the Saenger- Bund is in admirable train
ing, and they met with the highest praise
on all sides.
Double Murder in Iowa.
KEoKUK (Ia.) J, June 14th.-At West Point,
ILL.,, to-day John P. Lowery, a farmer,
| murdered his wife and then went out into
held and killed A. P. Clark, a farm laborer
whom Lowery had accused of intimacy
with his wife. Lowery escaped.
Sheridan Still Improving.
AOuos " "c Tcssl
WASHINGTON, June 14th.-General Sheri-
dan has had an unusually good day. The
bulletin issued tonight says that there has
been no change whatever to report, and
that the favorable symptoms continue
Sherman VIII Not Go to Chicago.
IcOppiyH 1885, by the Catifor71a Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, June 14th.-Senator Sher-
man has decided to remain in Washington,
| attending steadily to his work, and not go
TO Chicago at all.
Strike Looked For.
ICoppight, 1883, by The California Associated Pressl
PIrTsBURG, June 14th.- The Western |
Iron Association has positively decided not |!
to pay the scale demanded by the iron
workers. A big strike is feared.
Another Case of Wife-Murder.
WATERvILLE Conn June l4th.-Isaac
Bronson, of Pokeryille, murdered his vile
with an axe aud cut his own throat with a
razor. His motive was unknown.
He Ought to Know.
Copyright 1855, BY he California Assaciated Press,