Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-30
A Better Outlook In Utah.

CHICAGO. June 29th.-R. A. Sloan, editor
| of the Salt Lake Herald, who is travelling In
the interest OF the Salt Lake Chamber of
| Commerce, left for the East to-day, after
| spending some time in this city. He is
accompanied by his wife, a granddaughter
of Brigham Young, by the latter's first
wife in the Church. Both Mr. Sloan and
wife are Mormons. II is their purpose to
| induce people of money to go there and
help develop the country. Mr.. Sloan says
an incompaIably better feeling exists be-
tween the MOrm0ns and Gentiles than for
merly.
California Student Robbed.
Copyright, 1885, by tie California Associated Iress
BosToN, June 29th.-Thomas D. David
son, of San Francisco, who graduated at
Harvard Wednesday, when starting off for
home discovered that he had been robbed
of $40. The loss greatly embarrassed him.
William Lee, the colored ianitor, was ar
| rested. He confessed to the theft, and to-
day returned S65 OF the lost money. The
rest was lost in betting. Friends gave him
the balance and Davidson started West.
Sullivan Meets His Match.
WATERBURY,, June 29th.-John B. Dor
ris' circus showed here yesterday. Since
they left New York on Saturday last the
| employees have done some lively scratch
iIs5. COmt new DltHketS anu mattresses,
bought for the sleeping-cars, had been lib
orally sprinkied with cowhage bv mistake
for Persian insect powder, the object being
to keep away bed bugs. John l.. Sullivan
and Jack Ashton are among the sufferers.
Robbed and Murdered.
FLORENCE (Kan.), June 29th.-Martha
Cooley, an old lady reported to be wealthy
was found murdered in her house early
yesterday morning. Her head was crushed
| and the body beaten terribly.
1t is supposed that she was killed for
money thought to be hidden in the house,
as all the drawers were ransacked.
An Owner for $50, 900 Wanted.
lCopyTigM, 1855, blythe California Associated Press,
NEW YORK, June 29th.-Phillip White,
who was last known to be in San Fran
cisco, where he went some years ago, elop-
ing with young girl from Heidelberg, Ger
many, Is wanted here to receive $4,000
from the attorney settling up the estate of
his bachelor uncle in Germany.
The Gettysburg Veterans.
New YORK, June 29th-The veterans of
the Irish Brigade started to-day for Gettys-
burg to take part in the services in com
memoratiDg the twenty fifth anniversary
OF the battle. About $4,000 men will at
tend the celebration, including regular
hOopoI NatloHdl oudlu organizations ana
the Grand Army.
Italian Brig Aground.
New YORK, June 29th.-The brig Carrara,
from Italy, was driven ashore on the New
jersey coast last night. The Life-Saying
Service this morning took off the officers
and all the crew except one, who was
washed overheard last night. The vessel
is hard aground.
Democratic National Committee.
NEW YORK, June 29th.-In conformity
| with the vote of the National Democratic
Committee, which empowered the Chair
man to appoint an Executive Committee,
the Chairman has appointed NJ. F. Tarpey
for California.
Godfrey VIII Fight jackson.
iCepyigt, 1883. By The California Associated Pres,,
BosToN, June 29th.-George Godfrey ac-
cepts the offer of the California Athletic
Club 70 fight Jackson on their terms. Mat
terson will second Godfrey
General Badeau's Case.
Copyright 1885, oy tie California 4,soca.e Pyess.l
NEW YORK, June 29th.-The case of Cen
eral Badeau against the Grant family has
been pnt over until October.
Sale of California Fruit.
Copyright, 1S5s. By tie California associated Pressl
CHICAGO, June 29th.-Three carloads of
California fruit were sold at auction sale
to day in less than one hour. Pears sold as
high as 81 so, plums 81 IS to 81 Is. peaches
80 cents 10 81 20 and apricots 81 45.