Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-05
A POOR GAME AT BOSTON.


BosToN, June 4,h-The game with Pitts
burg was poor one 10. day. Both pitcher.
were weak and the fielding bad. Score
Boston =, Pittsburg 8.
THE SENATOR'S DEFEATED.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-Hard work BY
the Detroits III the latter part of the game
together with one or two unfortunate er
rors, settled to-day's game in favor of the
champions. Score - Washington 4, De.
troit s.
California Pensions.
lcoppiga. 1855, by lae California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-California pen.
slons: Original invalid-Robert w. Banks
San Francisco; Francis Benson, San Fran.
cisco.
Increase-Alfred n Miller, San Diego.
Original widows, ETC. Maria, widow oil
Adolph Goethe, Sonoma.
Mexican survivors-Dewit De Harman
kernyille; VIM. Whalen, Jackson John
Smith, Akers, Kings river; Edmund Huff.
master, Sites.
Mexican widows-Mary, widow of H.
LutSinger, GEORGETOWN.
More Corruption in New York.
fcopyrigl 1888, by the California Associated Press
New YORK, June 4th-Why two Grand
Juries were summoned to sit simultane-
ously this month was demonstrated when
the extra jury was charged by Judge
Barrett in The Court of Oyer and Terminer
this morning His remarks are liable to
create stir in the present Aldermanic
Board. Hints of corruption, he said, had
been made. These charges are the result
plication of the Fourth-avenue Surface
Road to run electric motors
The Tiger Clawed Him.
.coPy719, 1885, by the California associated Press
PITTsBURG, June 4th.-A sensation fol-
lowing the arrest of P F. Irwin, who en-
bezzled $4,000 from contractor Nixon, has
occurred. He has made full confession.
he lost the money playing faro. Two
noted gamblers were arrested this after
noon, and other arrests will follow. 1t is
said that several prominent city officials,
who received hush money from the gam
blers, will be arrested.
The "spook" Picture Fraud.
IcopyigH. 1885, by the California associated Press.
New YORK, June 4th. The trial of
Madame Diss Debar, the "spook picture
painter" was begun this morning in the
Court of General Sessions. She is charged
with conspiracy to fraudulently obtain
property from lawyer Marsh. To-day was
largely devoted to securing the jury. The
Madame has aged rapidly during her i'm
prisonment.
A Big Strike Imminent.
copyright, 1883, blythe California Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, June 4th. The iron and
steel workers have decided not to accept a
reduction of wages, and the manufacturers
threaten to close the mills. A big strike is
imminent. Carnegie will have opposition
here in steel-making, as a rival mill at
Duquesne started up to-day.
sullivan's Departing Glory.
New YORK, June 4th.-A social benefit
was rendered tonight to John l.. Sullivan
in the Academy of Music. Only about six
hundI ed people were in the house. Sulli-
van appeared twice, first with Mike Dono-
van, and last with Jack Ashton He was
in bad form.
The Pistol Championship.
SPRrNGFIELr (Mass.), June 4th.-The
first days shooting in the revolver match
between Ira A. Payne and Frederick Ben
nett, for 81 900 side and the champion
ship, was won by Payne, by a score of S67
points in possible 1000, to 737 for Ben
nett.
A Voice from Buffalo.
icopy1gt, 1855, By The California associated Press
BUFFALO On. ", June 4th.-The Depew
boom is growing in this end of the State.
Senator Laughlin, delegate to Chicago,
says Depew is his choice, with Gresham for
second place.
A Village Wiped Out.
ST. PAUL (Minn.), June 4th.-The Pio.
neer Press learns from Northern Pacific
Junction, Mimi, that Cromwell, small
place twenty-five miles west of there, wa:
wiped out by fire.
"A Confession Discredited.
AsBURY PARK (N. J }, June 4th.-The
confession of the negro murderer Kearney
that he was guilty Of the rape for which
"Mingo Jack" was lynched, is not credited
The Gnribaldi Statue.
IcopyTfg 1855, by the California Associaed Pres;
New YORK, June 4th.-To-dsy at noon
the statue of Garibaldi was unveiled or
Washington Square with imposing cere
monies by the Italian societies.
No More Hanging In New York.
ALBANY, June 4th.-Governor Hill TO-DAY
signed tl'e bill abolishing hanging for mur.
ders committed after January l, 1889, and
substituting death by electricity therefore
Garland III.
ICopgrtghI, 1sSs, by The California associated Press
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-Attorney-Gen
eral Garland IS confined to his room by s
severe attack OF rheumatism.