Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-07
SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORDS UNION. MONDAY, MAY . 1855
.....EGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The supply of California oranges at Chi
| cago Is liberal.
A cyclone swept through Arkansas and
| Illinois on Saturday.
There is danger of the river and harbor
bill not being passed.
A mulatto woman at Kansas City cut a
mans throat with razor.
Several book making establishments
were raided by New York police on Satur,
day.
Several people have been driven insane
at Menominee through religious excite.
ment.
| Ira Paine and F. E. Bennett are to shoot
at Springfield, Mass, to-day for the pistol
| championship.
The joint resolution accepting Frances
| invitation to the Exposition has been sent
| to the President
Mrs. Neal Taylor, who was Numerically
beaten at Athens, Va, by her husband. is
not expected to live.
Katie Carney, aged thirteen years, COM
mitted suicided at Philadelphia by hang,
| ing. No reason is assigned for the act.
Arthur Dewitt, OF FisSell Landing, n
| Y, has been sued by Miss Barren, a school.
teacher, for breach of promise of marriage
| at Dorchester, Wis, Joseph Ponger, head
sawyer at Van Dusen's saw-mill, accident
ally fell on the carriage and the saw sliced
him from head to foot.
Woodburn Of NeFada made a telling
speech in the House on Saturday against
| the tariff bill, giving list of the American
| members of the Golden Club.
The body of Mrs George Keller was
| found buried in a cellar at Wilkesbarre,
| Pa. and her husband, who is in California,
is suspected of her murder.
Harry Philips, Sullivan's manager, is
satisfied with kilrain's offer to fight for
| So 600 side. kilrain must now, he says,
cover Sullivan's money, already posted.
George A. Raemer, young lawyer OF
Buffalo, who studied law in Grover Cleve-
| lands Office, has been arrested for swim
ding the Grosvenor Hotel in New York
The announcement that Blaine is to be
| brought to the front again created good
| deal of gossip at Washington, and vas gen.
| orally accepted as true, but by many rid
icule9.
Dixon R. Cowie, formerly of Worcester,
Mass, has been arrested at Meriden, Conn
| on the charge of numbering his niece,
Lille .Hoyle, of Webster Mass, last Sep
| tembsr.::
Pensions have been granted the follow
ing Californians and survivors of the Mex
lean War: j. Flannery, Sacramento (;
Mathew Green, Woodville, and Ransom J.
Kirby, Elk Grove.
Mrs. Conover, of Medford, Mass, the
Christian scientist" has been arraigned
on charge of manslaughter, for causing
the death of her daughter by neglecting to
provide physician for her in childbirth.
The Secretary of the Interior has modi-
fed the decision of the Commissioner of
the Land Office in the case of California
against the United States, involving the
States claim to tract of land in the
Marysville land district.
The baseball games played Saturday by
clubs of the National League were won by
the Chicagos, Philadelphias, Bostons and
New Yorks. The WaSningtors were I'M
able &, do anything against Nan Hal.reu' s
pitching, and were whitewashed, 10 10 ..
At Nashville on Saturday the result of
the Freeland handicap was a surprise.
Emperor of Norfolk, who was prime favor.
lite over the field at even money, was badly
defeated by a ten to one chance by Para
gon, while Terra Gotta won the second
place.
The Board of Excise of Trenton, n j.,
has fixed the license fee at $3.50. A resolu-
ton was passed to grant licenses only 10
naturalized citizens of the United States
and that no license be granted to any
woman who has an unnaturalized husband
living.
At the Runnymeade colt sale in Ken
lucky on Saturday forty-two youngsters
were disposed of for $50, 295, an average of
81, 26S each. A bay colt, by Hindoo, out of
Bourbon Belle, was sold for $500, the
highest price ever paid for yearling. This
colt is full brother to Hanover.
Baldwin has been so well pleased with
the Emperor of Norfolk's work at Wash
ington that he will send the great two-year-
old and several other horses to the Brook
Ign track to compete for the Brooklyn
Jockey Club purses. The other division of
the stable will be sent to Louisville. Those
which will be seen at the Brooklyn meet
ing are Volante, Los Angeles, Emperor of
Norfolk and Miss Ford.
FOREIGN.