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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-11

Races Postpened-The Rosenbrock Shoot
ing-o'Donnelrs Recount-Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 10th.-The
Bay District races were postponed on ac-
count of the weather.
The Coroner's jury in the case of Rosen-
brock, killed by eX-officer Thompson, in its
verdict charges Thompson with murder
but remain silent as to exotfieer Pugh, who
was with Thompson at the time of the
shooting.
In the recount for Mayor in nine pre-
cincts ODonnell has gained IA votes
The Supervisors this evening postponed
for thirty days the matter of awarding the
public printing This comes subject to the
new Board, and il is said it was done in
the interest OF what is known as the print
ing ring.
Ihe Supervisors passed to print orders
granting several franchises to street rail
road companies. a motion TO insert a
clause that company should pay TWO per
cent. of its gross earnings into the street
department fund was defeated, and also a
motion to insert clause that companies in
the construction of roads and cars should
use only materials produced in this State.
AT the semi-annual meeting of the State
Board of Viticultural Commissioners o.day
$500 was voted to pay the expense of lee
lures on California wines, to be delivered
by Kate Field.
Dowlen, the expert appointed to investi-
gate the disease of vines in Southern Cali
fornia, reported that the disease is not
caused by insects. The Chief Executive
Officer was instructed to prepare a circular
describing the disease, and to send it out at
once to all the vineyardists of the State,
with the request that they keep lookout
for the disease, and report to this Office
when discovered.
Chris Buckley announces that he will
support Stephen NJ. White for President of
the State Senate.
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LATER-Governor Seay arrived at 11:35
tonight, and is now in conference with
Colonel Jones. He says that from the re-
ports he has received he thinks that Sheriff
Smith did his duty.
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In Brtef and 70 the Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver
is misery Indigestion is foe to good ma
ture.
The human digestive apparatus is one of
the most complicated and wonderful things
in existence. II is easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food. sloppy food, bad
cookery, mental worry. late hours, irregular
habits, and many other things which ought
not to be, have made the American people
nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done q
wonderful work in reforming this sad busi-
ness and making the American people so
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
and be happy.
Remember: No happiness without health.
But Green's August Flower brings health
and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your
druggist for bottle. Seveniy-fve cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-11

KANSAS CITY, December 10th The Court
of Appeals to-day ordered The faculty of
the Warrenburg Normal School TO rein
state Rosa Clark, who was expelled in 1884
for attending an entertainment without
permission of the principal. The Court
held that the school authorities had no
power to make or enforce such a rule.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Wreck on the Northern Pacific-One Pc
son Killed,

Wreck on the Northern Pacific-One Per-
son Killed.
SEATTLE, December 10th.-News has lust
been received that a freight train of thir-
teen cars dashed into the Pullman sleeper
on the passenger train from Tacoma while
the latter was in the yard at Puyallup at
7:40 o'clock this morning.
The morning was very foggy, the rails
slippery and the freight going forty miles
en hour Engineer Doane of the freight
was killed outright and Mrs. s. B. Wilcox,
of Portland. coming to visit her brother,
President Hoyt, of the Dexter, Horton &
Co. Bank, was scalded to death by escaping
steam.
Reports SO far received indicate that
many others were injured but nothing
definite is known yet. The Pullman
sleeper, freight engine and two coaches
were badly wrecked.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE COLLISION.
TACOMA. December 10th-A frightful ac-
cident occurred at Puyallup Station on the
Cascade Division of the Northern Pacific
| at about o'clock this morning, resulting
in the instant death of Mrs. Theodore Will
| cox, of Portland, and the probable fatal in
jury of engineer John Doane Miss Jennie
Leek, passenger, bad an ankle badly
sprained, but received no serious injuries.
Mrs. Wilcox husband is Vice President OF
Ladd & Tilton's Bank, of Portland, Or.
She was the youngest daughter of Judge
Dangerfield. of San Francisco
The regular passenger train for Seattle
left here on time at 7:i5 this morning, fol-
lowed by freight train No. 6. The passen-
ger train made its regular stop at Puyallup
Station for five minutes, and FIVE minutes
later the freight train came crashing into
tla or ..S IL,
! per hour. The blame seems to rest with
engineer Doane, who is a new man, and il
is said inexperienced. The freight, instead
OF following the passenger so closely,
should have been twenty minutes behind
her.
At the railroad Office the foregoing facts
were substantiated, with the following ad-
ditional: The passenger train consisted OF
one baggage, two day coaches and sleeper.
At the time of the accident Mrs. Wilcox
was in the ladies' toilet room at the rear OF
the sleeper, and met her death by being
! scalded.
1t is said in Boane's favor that at tie
time of the accident there was dense fog.
The remains of Mrs. Wilcox were
brought to the city on a special this after
noon, accompanied by her husband. who
seemed completely broken down by the sad
event Miss Leek was taken care of by
friends at Puysllup. Engineer Doane was
conveyed to his home in this city, and at a
late hour this evening his condition was
somewhat improved.
The Oregon Railway Injunction.
SPOKANE FALLS, December 10th.-Prom-
insnt railroad officials say the Oregon Rail-
way will continue building. regardless of
an injunction isspsd by New York Court.
They claim thst the Court has no jurisdic-
ton, but even if the higher Courts sustain
the decision the road through Ceur Alene
viii be built by an inoepeEdent corpora
ton organized for the purpose. The re-
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MARTIAL LAW.
The Bevier Factions Agree to subtsast ito
the military.

BEE1ER (MoA, December I0th.-Whe1
Governor Morehouse arrived here be found
the contending factions armed TO the teeth,
refusing to recognize any authority save
the militia The Leaders stated that they
were not disposed to question the authority
of the State, but declined to surrender &C
the county authorities. Governor More.
house therefore called out the militia tc
give the belligerenis.an opportunity to sur
render their arms.
The fire last night Syas most disastrous
destroying'the greater portion of the busi-
ness section of Bevier. No doubt the con-
hagration was incendiEry, but there is nc
evidence upon which anyone can be con-
yicted. 1t Is understood that the militia,
under direction of Governor Morehouse,
will disarm both factioes, temporarily re-
storing order
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A HEAVY LOSS.
Wreck of the New Steamer Yaquina Bay
in Oregon.

in Oregon.
PORTLAND or, December 10th.-A
Daily Ne,cs special from Yaquina City says
the new steamer Yaquina Bay, of the Or
egon Development Company, on Sunday
about P. NJ, in charge of the company's
tug Resolute, passed in over the bar safely
but on rounding the south ietty ran on to
sand-spit on the north side of the ietty.
Earnest efforts succeeded in releasing the
gallant ship during the night. The heavy
cable by which she was attached to the tug
parted in three pieces aud she was driven
on the rocks on the outside of the jetty,
about fifty feet from the outer (or sea- end
of the jetty, where she now lies. Her
freight is being rapidly transferred from
the vessel to to the company's cars on the
tramway or jetty.
The ship has been abandoned by the
company, and Mr.. Robert Campbell takes
charge for the underwriters.
She was valued at 100000
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Very Sensibre Japs-'

In Japan the old-school physicians are
permitted te wear only wooden swords.
This is gently sarcastic wy of expressing
the opinion tkat they kip enough people
without using Eespons. But the druggist
who introduced Or. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery into the Empire, carried a
fine steel blade Il was found that all who
tried this wonderful remedy for coughs,
colds, eansumptive tsndencies. blood, skin
AMI liver troubles. were. without exception,
greatly benefited The ksikado himself is
said to have toned up hi4s system by its
use. and the importer was therefore per-
mi;ted the exceptional honor of wearing
the sword of the nobility.
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SUED FOR DAMAGES.
Suit Against a Catholic Priest for False
Imprisonment.

SANTA Rosa, December 10th-In the
Superior Court to-day James E. Ross
brought suit against Reverend Father Con-
way for $4,000 for false Imprisonment.
The suit grows out of will contest case OF
Mrs. Ross, mother of the plaintiff, tried
here last October, in which Father Conway
was one of the defendants and was defeated.
Mrs. Ross had, while under undue influ-
ence-it was alleged-placed her property
in trust for charitable purposes 10 the use
of the Catholic Church. After the suit was
decided against Father Conway, he pro-
cured the arrest of Ross in San Francisco
on warrant that he had secretly held for
some time. Ross was subsequently, ac-
quilted in Judge Murphy's Court. Ross
claims that the warrant would never have
been served had not Conway been defeated
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Robert Jones, of Grant county, went to Js-
rome yesterday TO arrest John Fleming, a
noted horsethief. The thief got the drop
on the officer and shot him through the
left arm and again through the abdomen
The plucky Sheriff managed to get hold of
Fleming and dubbed him into submission
until a Deputy arrived to take him. The
Sheriff will die.
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GOLD GiLGRE.
\ Cuban Seaorita Drops Into u Hand-
some Fortune.

New YORK. December t9th.-A ETorld
special from Havana, dated the 9th, says
The Court that had charge of the invesGga-
ton of the late sanudo murders, at the
time of arresting the victims son-in- lsw,
coniseated, in the name of TIE law, oEer
100 houses, valued at $780, 900; also ther
estimated rental CT 5000 month. The
money seized amounted to S33s 900, con-
sisting O. gold. bank notes and old silver
dollars. A decree appeared in the official
papers to-day. by which the Court returns
to the legitimate heir, the victims only
daughter, Maria de Regia Sanudo, all the
property seized
To-day the enormous fortune was taken
from the Office, loaded on four carts, &C.
companied by strong guard of soldiers,
and deposited il the Bank of Havana to
the credit of the orphaned daughter.
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Ell DORADO.
A Store BurglarIzed at Coloma-Green
backs Overlooked,

A Store BurglarIzed at Coloma-Green-
backs Overlooked.
PLAcERvILLE, December 10th.-The store
of E. Weller, of Coloma was burglarized
last night and the safe blown open. But
little money was found in the safe, as il
was not considered burglar proof. A roll
OF greenbacks was secreted in the show
case. Che case was despoiled of goods, bui
the greenbacks were found intecC, not hay
ing been discovered. Under Sheriff Bor.
land is investigating the case.
The case of the Bullion Bank, of Carson
VS.. the Sheriff of FL Dorado county, Elkin
Cohn and G. w Chubbick is on trial before
the Superior Court This is in the nature
of a replevin suit, where property was lev.
led on under attachment
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UTaH.

Hearing of the Charges Made Against
the United states Marshal.
SALT LAKE, December 10th.-The exam
imation into the charges made by ex-Judge
Zane (Republican) against United States
Marshal Dyer (Democrat), as Receiver of
the Mormon Church, began to-day before
the referee appointed by the Supreme
Court. a heavy array of legal talent ap-
peared Oh both sides, and some hot scenes
ensued.
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Chfarrh Cured

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-aG-
dressed stamped envelope to Professor J. A.
Lawrence, IS Warren street, New York
City. will receive the recipe free of charge
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.
sHAEP WORK.
Teemer Secures Contest With Searle
Ahead of O'CoDnor.

P1TTsBURG, December 10Th. - Johr
Teemer, the oarsman, just received wore
that Hanlan had arranged for a race be
tween Teemer and Searle of Australia. Th,
money has already been posted, anC
Teemer is preparing to sail on Decembel
25th. He says that Hanlan wants himsel
and Teemer to challenge any other doubl,
crew in the world. Hamm will probably
accompany Teemer to California and en-
deavor to secure a race with Peterson.
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| REDDING, December 10th-Many new
dwellings are being erected and still there
| is demand for more, new corners having
to reside in rooms inconveniently situated.
| The number of men at work on the new
| Court thouse and Jail make the neighbor-
hood look like hive of bees Contractor
Long says that three weeks of good weather
will place the Courthouse under roof
Harvey Pugh, an aged workman on the
| jail Friday fell from the upper story and
received severe and painful bruises.
The contractor is laying brick on Thomas
| Denigan's new block.
The County Board of Trade is doing some
| good work.
David McCiure's Funeral.
| SAN Francisco, December 1Oth-Tbe
| funeral of the late David Mcclure was held
yesterday from the Masonic Temple. The
| ceremony was witnessed BY large num-
Der of the friends of the deceased, and YVES
conducted according to the Masonic ritual.
The remains lay in state several hours, and
were then conveyed to Napa, where they
| were inferred at 1870 to-day.
| Attempt at Suicide.
| SAN RAFAEL, December 10TH James
Cain an old and respected citizen, attempted
suicide this morning by shooting himself
| in the breast twice. DR.. Wickman ex-
l
may recover. He has been confined to
| his bed for some time with an incurable
disease.
Big Bertha's Prosecutor Indicted.
| SAN FRANCISCO, December 10th.-Henry
Parsons, the prosecuting witness in the case
| against Big Bertha" was indicted by the
| Grand Jury this afternoon on a charge of
perjury committed in that case. A bench
warrant has been issued for his arrest, aud
his bail fixed at $1,000.
Dimmig Again on Trial.
| SAN Francisco, December 10th.-The
second trial of John A DINING for the
| murder of Henry Benhayon in a lodging
| house. % Geary street, On the 22d of Octo-
| Der, 1887, was begun in Judge Murphy's
| Court this morning.
! Sugar Cargo Seized.
| San Francisco, December 10th-On Sat
urday the steamer Westmouth was seized
with $500 tons of sugar from Java for the
American Refinery. The Collector claims
that the Government was defrauded out of
$780, 600 duty.
! AIRS. Stanford's Generosity.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 10th.-Just be-
fore leaving here for Washington Mrs
! Leland Stanford gave the Boys and Girls
| Aid Society check for $3.50.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-11
SPECIAL TAX.

J'HE SPECIAL CITY TAN LEVIED BY THE
! Board of City Trustees for the Fire Depart
ment Fund, in conformity with an order Of the
Superior Court is now due and payable at the
office of the ity Tax Collector, room 4, Water
Works Building. After December 81 1875, five
per cent viii be added
e ORGE \. PUTNAM City Collector.
SacrameLtO. Deccm Der / 1SSS. Ii C d1n.2t
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LOWERS HIS RECoBD.

Bell-Boy Trots Mile at Los Angeles in
the Fast Time of 2:2O.
Los ANGELES, December 10th.-Sam Cot
ton drove Bell Boy, the $500 three-year-
old Electioneer stallion, mile in 2:20 this
afternoon, at Agricultural Park This
| lowers Bell-Boy's record 81 seconds, and
comes within Two seconds of the best time
on record for three year-old.
Irma paced mile in 2:20.
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vivai of the joint lease scheme is emphat-
ically contradicted by the Northern Pacific
officials now in this city.
Proposed Admissfon Convention,

SPOKANE FALLS, December 10th.-The
invitation received from the Board of Trade
of EIlensburg, to hold Territorial Ad-
mission Convention there in January, will
probably be accepted. All parts of the
Territory are going into the movemen:
with enthusiasm. Delegates will probably
be elected December Goth and the Conven-
ton held January Sd.
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HENRY ECKHARDT. GTTNSMTTH.

MANUFACTURER AND DEAL-4 "a
WI er in Guns, Rifles, Revolyers, E$sE<T
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. -SSsS$
All the leading makes of Guns and IS>STSSA
Rifles at popular prfccs-Parker - W
Lefever, Colts, Smith, Ithaca new Baker and
rev make Guns. First-class Gun and Rifle
work. Send for price list of guns No 523 z
street Sacramento Cal If
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Feeling at Birmingham, Ala, Still Run
ming Very High.
BIRMINGHAM, December 10th AT P. NJ
the town is sill in a state OF excitement
Many men are on the streets, but it is
thought that the trouble is over a
Corouer's inquest is endeavoring 10 get al
the bottom of the facts in Saturday nights
massacre. The excitement sill runs very
high. People are divided over the action
of the officers.
One very remarkable feature is that
nearly every man killed was shot in the
back, showing that the crowd had turned
| away when the firing was begun.
Several funerals take place this after
noon. The lake is being drained in q
search for little Ida's body.
Is HAYES INNOCENT?
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers, of which Hawes is a member, have
| telegraphed that they bave engaged de-
tective to work up the case. They believe
Hawes innocent. and that the colored
| woman, Fannie Bryant, and Albert Patter-
| son murdered and robbed Mrs. Hawes and
| then killed her children.
HAwEs SAID To HAVE CONFESSED.
BIRMINGHAM, December 10th-It is re.
ported that Hawes has made a full confes-
sion of his crime
In addition 10 the injured whose names
were given last night, there are a large
number of people who received slight but
not disabling wounds, and are therefore
not reported at the hospital.
Certain prominent officials in the city
have telegraphed Governor Seay that they
consider it necessary for him to be here,
and have asked him 10 come at once. The
Governor will no doubt investigate the sit
uation personally and make arrangements
for the removal of Hawes and Sheriff
Smith, or for the relief of the soldiers.
Many kilograms concerning the situation
passed to-day between Governor Seay and
the authorities. 1t is not probable that
will be given until Coroner Babbitt, now
acting Sheriff, says they are no longer
needed.
The funeral of Postmaster Throckmorton
and the other victims took place this after
noon with impressive ceremonies.
Sheriff Smith still repeats the statement
that he did not give the word to fire until
shots were fired on the outside, and that al
least a dozen shots had been fired BY the
crowd before single officer fired.
THE GOVERNOR ARRIVES.
LATER-Governor Seay arrived at 11:35
tonight, and is now in conference with
Colonel Jones. He says that from the re-
ports he has received he thinks that Sheriff
Smith did his duty.
THE OTHER SIDE.
BIRMINGHAM, December 10th.-The stu
alton here to-day was extremely critical
and only the presence of 1000 soldiers pre-.
vented Sheriff Smith and Chief of Police
Packard from meeting with the swift pun
ishment designed for murderer Hawes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-11
AMATEUR DIPLOMATS

The State Department to-day received
advices from the Consul at Port au-P Prince,
detailing an amusing incident that befell
some peace ambassadors there The French
Minister, the British Consul and the Arch
bishop at Port-au Prince went in vessel
to Cape Haytian to confer with the insur-
gents, looking to a settlement of the
trouble. Arriving at that point the embas-
sadors were afraid to land, and the leaders
of the insurgents were 10th to go on board
the vessel, for fear of some trap. The peace
mission therefore fell through, and the en-
bassadors returned to Port-au-P Prince.
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NEW MEXICO.
The Accident on the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad.

ALBUQUERQUE, December 10th.-Several
persons were badly injured by the accident
in Johnsons Canyon, but no one was
killed. The engine jumped the track
when near the head of the canyon ap-
preaching the tunnel, and the engine,
tender, mail, baggage, express and one
emigrant car rolled down the steep and
rocky side of the mountain, distance of
$50 feet, and were piled up in confused
mass at the bottom.
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Heavy Gold Exnort.

NEW YORK, December 10th.-Eight hun
dred thousand dollars in gold have been or
dered for export to-day.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Several Lives Reported Lost by Mill
ENplOsiOn,


Explosion.
CHICAGO, December 11th-3 A. Nam
explosion occurred at the oatmeal mills,
corner of Halstead and Fulton streets, at
. O'Clock this morning, and the building is
now burning.
1t is reported st the police station that
several lives are lost.
RuMoRs OF DYNAMITE.
LATER "A terrific explosion has just oc-
Cured in the Haymarke.. 1t was felt all
over the business part of the city.
\ general alarm vas turned in. and all
engines in the city are now dashing to the
scene.
The cause OF the explosion or the extent
of the damage is not yet known.
The excitement about the city is intense
Rumors of dynamite and anarchy are fly
ing thick and fast.
2:55 A. M-The explosion was in the Oh
iver Oatmeal Works at Fulton and Hal
stead streets. The building was blown to
atoms and ten lives are reported lost.
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JACK, THE RIPPER"
The London Fiend Cuts the Throat of
Another Woman.

LONDON, December 10th.-In cheap res
taurant in Bermondsey street to-day a man
made an unprovoked attack on the land
lords daughter, and cut her throat. She
is not expected to recover. There is great
excitement, as the criminal is supposed to
be Jack, the Ripper"
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Not EVEN a h.ud Geyser.

CHAMBERLAIN lDak.), December 10TH
The report that volcano had been discov-
cred in Charles Mix county is not true. The
smoke and fire originated from coal field
that in some manner caught fire.
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The roof of Illingworth's steel works, in
course of construction at New York fell in
yesterday. Ten workmen were more or
less severely injured.
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Assigned for 10000.

ATLANTA, December 1Oth.-Selig Bros &
Co., clothing manufacturers. have assigned
| Liabilities, $4,000.