Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-14

CINCINNATI, November 13th-The exam
nation of ballots in Boone, Campbell,
Kenton and Pendleton counties, in the
Sixth Kentucky District, show Z, SOP perfor-
ated tickets cast for the Hon. John G.
Carlisle.
His majority in the entire district is
605l, so that if no further search is made
there are enough ballots to defeat him, if
II shall be declared upon the contest that
these perforated ballots are void
Two Railroad Accidents.
WEST BERGEN (N.J.), November 18th
The New Jersey Central Railroad bridge
collapsed this morning and the whole of
freight train passing at the time went down
with the wreck.
CHARLOTTE N. c., November 13th.-
Every car of the passenger train due here
last night from Atlanta was thrown down
an embankment and completely consumed.
Several passengers were seriously hurt,
but none fatally.
The Result in Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 13th.-Official
returns of the Gubernatorial vote show a
plurality for Hovey (Rep.) over Matson
Dem of 2,191, as against 1892 plurality
for Gray (Dem.) in 1884 The official re-
turns on Presidential electors are not vet
complete, but the returns thus far received
indicate that the Presidential vote will be
only few hundred in excess of the Guber-
material.
Cold-blooded Murder of a Woman.
PHILADELPHIA, November 13th.-Mrs.
Matilda Hellermsn, aged % years. was shot
and killed to-day by Peter Kretchman
aged q years. widower. The only ex
planation he gave the police was that his
wife died about three weeks ago, and that
she had been ruined and driven to her
death by Mrs. Hellerman.
The Cadet Must Go.
WASHINGTON, November 18th. - Presi-
dent Cleveland has sustained the sentence
Of the Court-marttal dismissing cadet
Trober Norman, of the fourth class at West
Point, from the service, for knowingly
making false statement TO his superior
officer.
No Demonstration in Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 18th. - The
committee having in charge the demonstra-
ton set for next Saturday met this after
noon and decided that politics had inter
fered with business long enough, and that
therefore there would be no further dem
onstration attempted.
No Trouble Anticipated.
WASHINGTON, November 13.h.-The De
partment of the State does not anticipate
any serious results from the complications
between this country and Peru, growing
out of the seizure of the building in which
was situated the United States Consular
agency at Melendo, Peru.
The Great Catholic University.
BALTIMORE, November 13.h.-At q meet
ing here this evening of the Directors o.
| the Catholic University of America, Bishor
Keane was commissioned to visit Rome to
| present the status of the Divinity depart
ment to the Pope for his approval.
Mary Anderson in New York.
New YORK, November 18th. = Mary
| Anderson appeared here this evening aftel
an absence of three years. Palmer!
Theater was crowded to its fullest capacity
She acted the parts Of Hermiuie and Per
| dita IN The Winters Tale" She received
an ovation.
| The Vote of Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA (Tern.), November 18th
| approximately full returns from the entir
State on the vote for President and Gov
| ernor show thst the total vote is abou
295, 900, the largest by 80 900 ever cast il
the State. Cleveland's plurality will b.
about II 900.
Deadly Explosion.
| LOUISVILLE, November 13th.-This after
noon, while la6orers were preparing bias
of dynamite in q rock quarry, prematur
explosion occurred aud killed the owner @
the quarry, Mike Gormley. and mortal,
wounded John Hayes and an unknown
negro.
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON, November 13th.-Califor
MIA pensions granted VIM. Plant, SAINT
| Cruz; Morenz Schick, San Francisco; Cor
nelius Keating, San Francisco Luke Nc
Coon, San Francisco; Adam Beatty, Alpine
jeremiah Micksell, North San Juan.
VIII Live if He Doesn't Die,
LIME Rock Comm, November 18Th
Chairman w. H. Barnum has improved
He has regained his muscular powe
| slightly, and is able 10 speak. His physi
| clans hope for his recovery if the improve
ment continues.
Admiral Baldwin Dying.
New YORK, November 13th.-Rear- AID
| miral Chas. H. Baldwin, United State:
| Navy, is lying at the point of death at tn
Fifth Avenue Hotel of kidney disease.
| viTgInia's Close Vote.
RICHMOND, November 13th.-Oficial re
turns from ninety-five cities and towns on
| of III give Cleveland q majority of 8. 1863
| Those to come in will probably reduce tn
| figures at least q thousand.
Only Seven New Gases.
| JACKSONVILLE, November 18th -Ther
were only seven new cases Of yellow feve
and two deaths the last twenty-iour hours