Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-13

the internal revenue system.
"Scoop" that Didn't Pan Out.
Copyright, 1SSs. 6yae California Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June 12th.-The new. from
the besieged house at Rapid Run which
Lieutenant Gill and posse of men sur
rounded last night and then sent for more
men to aid them in reducing the strong
hold, which was supposed to contain ,bf
mnrderous train-robbers, cannot be had 10
day. At the police headquarters informa-
tion is given that some of she police baye
returned, but they have not given one
word from the front. The Inference is that
lieutenant Gill found himself deceived as
to'the character of the house and its occu.
pants, and desires TO say nothing on the
subject.
One Anarchist Lesa
lCoggFgh, 1SSS, by 1ie Calfo,7iG sssoeiae,f Pres;
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. June i2th.-Fred-
erick Workman, leading Anarchist here.
committed suicide this morning lathe CITY
Prison Workman obtained some noto-
riety Just before the Chicago Anarchists
were hanged by endeavoring 10 organize a
scheme to.reseue them. He was 20 take
l00 picked men there and tried to get like
moves on foot all over the country. It fell
through on account of the prompt action
of the police here.
Alger in the South.
Copyright, 1855, by se California Associated P-essl
CoLUMBIA'(S. c., June 12th.-It is evil
dent that Governor Alger or his friends are
making strong efforts 10 capture the dele
CATION from this State. d. A. Straker. a
colored lawyer of Detroit, and formerly of
this State, addressed the Republican Con-
ventlon here in favor of Alger. Alger's
photographs are being distributed among
the negroes. The delegates will not COM
nit themselves, but Sherman is their IA
vorite.
Self-Confessed Thief.
Copyright cSSs, blythe California Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 12th.-Richard Scott in
Court this morning confessed that as teller
he stole $3.50, 900 from the Manhattan Bank
in 1885, having previously stolen $4,000.
He was advised to.do so and to skip TO
Canada as Emo did, by lawyer ]. r. Dunn.
This unique testimony came out in the
trial of Dunn for larceny of the same sum
OF $15O,OO0 from Scott.
Dynamiter Walsh's Mission.
iCopyigh, 1855, by the formia associated Press.
NEW York, June 12th.-It is said this
afternoon that dynamiter Walsh's mission
to England was known by the British Con-
sui here before Walsh left this city. 1t is
also said that these missions the British
Consuls invariably know all about before
they are attempted. Walsh is about the
only man who would attempt such thing.
He is the boldest of all the Clan-na- Gael
leaders.
Mike Coburn Laid Out.
PITTsBURG, June 12th.-A prize fight
took place in a private room in this city TO-
night between Mike Coburn and Jack Han
Ion, of New York. In the third round
Hanlon dealt Coburn a powerful blow on
the Jugular, knocking him senseless. He
was picked up. end ii was fully four min
utes before he recovered consciousness.
The fight and stake were then awarded to
HanlOn. The mill was for $500 a side and
the receipts.
Woman Conyiat Escapes.
ANAMosA Qa.), June 18th. Anna 1.
Hover, sent from Cedar Rapids for eighteen
years tor murder in the second degree,
escaped from the Penitentiary here yester-
day by saving off an iron bar over her
window in the top tier of cells and letting
herself down by means of the bed clothes.
she had served i've years, and is the first
female who ever escaped. from the Peni-
tentiary. She assisted man in killing
her husband and then ran away with him.
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Copyright, 1885, by The Calf foI7iG Associated Press.
New YORK, June 12th.-The Democrats
held monster ratification meeting at
Iammany Hall this evening. The Ma
uonal ticket and platform were enthusi-
astically indorsed Bandanas were visible
in all parts of the room Governor Hill
and others spoke. Hill. declared himself
in favor of an honest tariff for revenue
only"
Opium Seizure at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 12th.-Surveyor of the
Port Lancaster yesterday afternoon
swooped down upon piano box at the
Wabash freight depot marked, Piano
handle with care Mrs. L. Lewis, Tulare,
Cal" and deposited it in the United States
Government warehouse, where it was
opened and found to contain 200 tin cans
hiled with opium, aggregating 6S5 pounds
Sherman's Confident Friends.
CHICAGO, June 12th.-The Ne1US' Wash
ington special says: The Sherman Presi-
dental boomers are more than confident.
They are claiming from every corner and
in every public place that John Sherman is
certain to be nominated in Chicago next
week. They have been holding meetings
quite frequently since the Senator's return
from New York.
Alger and Morton.
BALTIMORE, June 12h.-Delegates from
various counties of Maryland and wards of
Baltimore, representing sections of the
Logan Invincibles, met in this city tonight
and indorsed the Presidential aspirations
of General Russell A. Alger, of Michigan,
and suggested Hon. Levi 2. Morton, of
New York, for Vice President.
Foreigners Rule the Copper Industry.
Copyright, 1883, by the Cali fornia Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 12th.-The Calumet
d Hecla Company had an order for en-
gines placed with firm here, which was
to occupy two years in completion. The
order has been countermanded, which
leads to the inference that the company
intends to close mining at the command OF
the foreign copper syndicate.
Chairman Jones at Sea.
lCopyrigh 1883, Jy 2s California Associated Press
P1TTsBURG, June 12th.-Chairman Jones,
of the Republican National Committee, is
of for Chicago tomorrow. He is as hard
to pump as ever. When asked who would
be nominated he said: Il have no idea
go into this Convention as innocent oi
any ideas on that subject as yourself
There is nothing, think, in these Blaine
reports"
"A 100000 Fire at Panama.
New YORK, June 12th.-Advices from
Panama to the 4th instant say that on the
Sunday preceding, an incendiary fire origi
mated in hut next to the Hotel Roma, anC
the latter. together with block and a-hali
of other buildings, was destroyed. The
loss is over 500, 900.
The Demand for Blaine.
New YORK, June 12th.-At a meeting O
the Union Republican Club tonight, reso
lutions were passed expressing. the hope
that James 6. Blaine would be selected a.
the standard bearer by the Convention al
Chicago, despite his letter declining to run
A Double Tragedy.
ALTOONA (Pa.), June 12tb.-A maj
named Glasgo, resident of Glasgo, Cam
bria county, shot and killed his son-in-law
named Lanade, and then put a bulle
through his own head yesterday. The son
in-law died instantly. Glasgo is dying
The cause of the tragedy was fam:il
troubles.
Labor Ticket .n. Maine.
WATERvILLE (Me.l, Inae 18th. -nh
Union Labor party held q Convention to
day, adopted a platferm based on tie Ma
tionsl platform, and. nominated "a Stat
ticket.
A Juvenile Fzre-Bug.
ICopyig, 15Ss. oytGGGfif fsraia 4issocia s.l ress
BUFFALO, June l2th.-A 14-yeaaold casl
boy acknowledges to firing Barnes, Hon
jerer & Co.'s dry goods house to spite tn
ArNrr - cor. .fsnrk