Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-16
FUSION ALMOST CERTAIN.
A college President In Trouble,

| to say to the reporters that fusion is almost
certain.
a College President In Trouble.
Copyright, 1885. blythe California Associated Press
CHATTANOOGA, May 18th. - Rev. John
| Anderson. President of the Oldest female
| college in the State, is charged with betray-
| ing one of the senior pupils, a Mississippi
young lady. A teacher testified to the
Trustees that she knew the charge to be
| absolutely true. Anderson was expelled
| and fled to Florida, leaving wife and six
children.
A NaturaI-Born Fiend.
MACON (Ga.), May 15th.-The nine-year-
old son of Colonel ]. R. Williamson yes
| terday got hold of loaded shot gun and
deliberately blew the head of his six-year-
old brother into atoms. He admitted the
killing, but said laughingly What's the
| good of brother, anyway" Colonel Will
| Hanson says the young murderer must be
| insane. The brothers had always appeared
| to have great love for each other.
The Colorado Accident.
Icopi0at, 1888, by the Cefornia Associated Pre:sI
FOUNTAIN, May 18TH The Coroner's
jury, after viewing the dead last night, ad-
journed to meet at Colorado Springs to-
morrow. The loss to the town is estimated
at $60, 900. The railroad company's loss is
estimated from $4,000 to 100000. The
officers of the Santa Fe Company insist
that the oraSes on the cars Which caused
the explosion were opened by tramp.
Officers for the st. Louis Convention.
New York, Nav 15th.-The committee
of seven appointed by the National Demo-
cratic Committee to make arrangements
a. tT- 'NH w ~ Parnn nf Cnrnaot;o't nti1 ~ w.
o;i5 tn ~ on-,o1n;.tno saiao,oS H. r.
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d.iInaiu . ~ W,,.a;r y. H. shio sc e.
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:os'io, aS ONiel 81 80 ioi 'ne 0onF
'iol' euoleot u approval
The ONO Democrats
Copyright 1885, 6yd the California Associated Press
DAYTON 10 Nav 15th-The Democratic
Convention met to-day. Cleveland and the
Paine party made a complete capture OF
the organization. 1t is about settled that
Baker, Powell and Price will be sent to ST.
Louis. The State ticket will probably be
as follows: Supreme Judge, Lyman r
Critchfield, Secretary of State, Boston G.
Young; Board of Public Works, James
Emmett
The Dakota Republicans.
JAMESTOWN (Dak'L May 1oth.-Some
nnbi;oog oIISbs et hra aiiee ne
iyad Torr;tor;aI Go 81 ~ -.
stiI1 of Fargo as Pros;de1+ Tha ;,,dioa
go ara ,iSSt az az psI'Lii,, Ti;.In:a1 rnu,Ga
Gonvent;on iii aioot rnIorai
pirn,Inar doiaoato a. Va L. ~ ooS. ;s &C.
Rlaina e''' ~ '- So 10 A0'
Co..,,. s.,.
r(,o,,,r,ob, 1sss n, ~, (,,;for.: 1,,o.-,.,
Npw H.vrv Conn Nov 15,h Tho
Rennhl;con S1a.o Cor,ranDt;o- 70 oIan. a.
qates to Cbicago mot his sven;n1 Tbo
3snal committees were annointed or5 tho
Convent;on a6;onrnad pptiI ~ n|t,r.,r, 80
The resoInt;onS will Senonnca ,1UT SIaveIanS,s
free trade noIicv and the fisheries treaty
matter and will come ont strong for No
tact;on' ~ P-0
C.r,ee,o co,n. to Meat a,a;n
D,u,.n,-,5 ~, 7s,,, -. -.
LILIsbohd aiay io'n'gALGle" OaThesie
sea,eH r1 ~ - q leoOiteI '9,uay tnat ne "ouIG
san san ioI ", huI0pe next I9esuay' ana Wouio
T,To Ell Tha anu Iii iiintiy ~ Ia noiiuol
coonbine, to1r tbrongh EnoIaT1d aT,d 81 -
| land, embracing 700 miles, entirely over a
new route. Carnegie reports that Blaine is
| in excellent health.
The yirp,pians VIII c, Slow
,o.,
1'o' W -, " '''o resi-
a,;n Carr,. I'm NsaL way III, Deino
- LII - -, IL 'Ailo Slty
'' VIZ ;, oG TIIy naIhoilaots as new
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TRENTON IN. ~, May 15th.-Vice- Chan
cellor Bird to-day decided that the clause
in the will OF Hutchins which leaves q be-
quest 10 Henry George TO aid him IN cir
eIl".iii' ilis iauu 'neoiles ainons .ne peo-
disseminates views in Opposition to The
law.
Colorado Republican Delegates.
DrNvrp Nav 15tb - Tho RannhI;oo,,
State Conventiop mot Of PnehIo fo:dav ond
elected six delegates to tho National c.
yention. as follows: II r WoIoott w A
Hamill. / W Winpate 7 w Howhert q
Nj. Donaldson and ]. NJ. Henderson.
Nebraska Republican Delegates.
OMAHA, May 15th.-The Republican State
Convention met to night and selected J. NJ .
Thurston, Patrick Egan, r. S. Noryal and
Geo. w. Heist as delegates OF large to the
National Convention.
Illinois Prohibitionists.
spp,vovrr1n my Nor15,b Tbo o,o.o
proh;ht;o-, t,rJ, ~ aft,'1 "'oae
Miss Francis II Willard Tames Ian,ont
Hale Johnson and ]. B. Hobbs were chosen
delegates at large to the National Conyen-
uoh'
The alabama Convention for Sherman.
MoKTGoMERY (Ala J. May 15fh.-The Re-
publican Convention elected Alfred Boyd
(colored) as temporary Chairman, and ad-
iourned ill O'Clock This is regarded as
a victory for the Sherman men.
A Freight Train Telescopsd.
TCoppight. 1883, by The California Associated Press'
Srprprop fWisN sfev15tb Nor.bo
Pacif;c freisht train vas al naar .,a
croes;no Of tho 0nabo rood tbis aftae, .ae,, o,,e
An engine is in the ditch deuoIiabe1 Ter
freight cars were telescoped. large guam
| tity of wheat is ruined and 150. 600 feet of
lumber dumped in the mud. The cause
| was misplaced switch.
Jessie Griswoid Turns Up.
Icopy,lsat, 1855, by lie California As.aated Press.
New YORK, May 15th.-Jessie Griswold,
| lately of Sacramento, and who was sup
posed to have committed suicide. was dis
covered to-day stopping with friend on
d;o,ad 80 az o,,,,n, ~,
threatened suicide while under the infin.