Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-18
TELgGRAPHIC RREvITIES.
DOMESTIC.


preparation bill.
Bill Patterson will hang at Louisville,
KY, on Friday next.
| Madame Diss Debar, the spook picture
/ medium, was convicted.
Five men were killed in warehouse ex-
| plosion al GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The sundry civil appropriation bill was
reported to the House on Saturday.
The steamer Vanraalte sunk on Saturday
in Lake Michigan all the passengers were
saved.
The winning League clubs on Saturday
were Chicago, Washington, New York and
Philadelphia.
! Haggin will sell fifteen of his horses in
| training at New York to-day, wedding
out process being necessary in so big a
stable.
The following California Postmasters
were appointed on Saturday: Miss Emma
Hough. Eagleville. Modoc county; George
X. Willard, Igo, Shasta county.
The most successful Suburban better thus
far heard from is Edward Merriman, agent
for foreign wine house. Mr.. Merriman
won nearly S25,600 on Elkwood
A three mile single-scull boat-race at
Gloucester on Saturday. witnessed by 81, 600
people, was won by Teemer in 21m As.
Hosmer was second and Hamm third.
Measles is raging among the Winnebago
Indians. Forty deaths have occurred
among the Indian children within three
weeks. This disease was never before
known among these Indians.
The famous trotting stallion Pancoast,
for which John II. Schultz paid $4,000,
was struck by lightning and burned about
the mead and over the breast. The horse,
1t is hoped, was not fatally injured.
FOREIGN.
The Archbishop of Florence is dead.
Emperor Frederick will be buried on
Monday.
Helmann e. Serre, bankers of Vienna,
have failed.
heavy storm visited the Chilean coast
on Saturday.
The Liberals carried the election at Ayr,
England, on Saturday.
Count Zeidiiz Truzscher has been APP
pointed Prussian Minister of the Interior.
It is said that strong feeling is growing
in England of sympathy with Ireland in
all that is just and reasonable.
The Scotland Yard authorities now deny
that there is any foundation for the recently
published report regarding the new Irish
assassination party" They also state that
if any detective followed the alleged Irish
American dynamiter, Walsh, to Paris and
thence to New York he did so on his own
responsibility.
PACIFIC COAST.
Walter E. Blackett was drowned at Vic
toria on Saturday.
A new lodge of Odd Fellows has been in
stituted at Sierra City.
Taylor and Rohling, the train-robbers,
will be tried at Guaymas to-day.
-Four men were poisoned in Mexico by
eating grain prepared for the destruction of
rats.
William Drydale was fatally injured in
the Consolidated Virginia mine at Virginia,
New, on Saturday.
Richard Freeborn, highly respected
citizen OF Livermore, was killed on Satur-
day by runaway accident.
AT Selma on Saturday it was decided to
form an irrigation district under the Wright
bill. There were but two votes against the
proposition.
The report that British American sealers
would not be molested outside the three
mile limit in Behring sea proves to have
been unauthorized.
A man known as Jenkins, alias Bum
greaser, was killed and Bob Thomas acct
dentally wounded by Windy MCGEE on
Coyote ranch, Apache county, A. T., a few
days ago.
Near San Diego, in the State of Nuevo
Leon, on Saturday, a railroad train plunged
through bridge and two Americans were
killed. The accident was due to the wash
ing out OF the foundation of the bridge
At Prescott two children of George Denny
were seriously bitten by a wildcat in the
yard OF his residence near there. The ami
mai made furious attack ON Denny, on
his going 10 the relief of his children, but
was finally killed.
At Guaymas recently, while the Atogee
brothers, four noted Mexican acrobats,
were performing at circus, the iron bar of
one OF the trapezes broke and two of the
performers fell. The youngest, boy aged
II years, broke one thigh in three places
and died.
J. 5. Wood, formerly conductor, writes
from Mexican Jail that he has been i'm
prlsoned IN Mexico three months because
his train ran over Mexican woman. The
engineer was liberated but WooG IS still
held. He is a knight of Pythias ana wants
assistance.
AT an improvement meeting at MERGED on
Saturday, Bernard Marks spoke of the con-
templated laying cut of colonies and the
building OF large hotel near Lake MERGED,
which none present had before heard, and
III which Messrs. Huffman and Crocker
had expressed the determination to invest
81 UUO,UOO within the next twelve months.
In speaking of the land of MERGED he
characterized 1t as flower-pot soil, with
Climate second TO nocs on this coast.