Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-22
WHOLE NO. 1854

ventions. The sale of tickets for Cb;caco
Will be opened on June 9th and 10th and
Will be good for going East till June 18th.
ana on the return journey until September
9oln: This is practically a ninety days'
The sale of tickets for St. Louis will
commence next Saturday and SUNDAY. and
Will be good for going East till lime eth
and for coming back till August Both.
Deaths from Burns mt the Bay
SAN Francisco, May 2lst.-TSpecial L
! Frank Barry, 16 years old. was wort;ng
tins evening making Roman candles at the
Calliornla works on the Potrero. An ex-
ploslon occurred, Barry receiving injuries
That caused his death. Michael Curtis, also
employed at the works, was burned, and II
| is feared fatally.
Andrew Aitkin, burned at the St. Louis
lodging house fire, died Intervening.
Mrs. Eengtry's Anticipaseh Divorce,
SAN Francisco, May 2lst- Especial. 1T
Is said that Mrs. Langtry' divorce case will
soen come up in one of the Courts of this
city. Fredaie GebhaIdt has been here for
severei days and the suppos lt;on is shat
tney VIII be married at once, should she
ootsan the desired separation from her has
band The latter will probably oppose the
suit ESOrousiy.
The Iusiz Compauy's Failure.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21st.-ISpeciaI. l.
AT meeting of the creditors OF the J.
Lusk canning Company o-day it was de-
clded to sell the plant of the company, and,
committee was appointed to con fer with
the assignee as to the best means of its dis.
posal. Many creditors say they don't ex-
pect to realize 90 cents on the dollar.
Senator Vroorpan's Illness.
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SANTA Rosa, May 2lst. = Ex-senator
Henry Vrooman is suffering from his old
complaint, heart. disease, at his residence
near this city. Sudden, spasmodc pains
compel him toremaia in a recumbent po--
sltlon for periods of several hours
A Monterey Shooter Lights Out.
ICoppiga, 1855, bghs California Associated Pres,
MONTEREY, May 21st-Antopio Contre-~
ras, who was shot on the 18th inst. BIZ =
Frank Torres, isstill in dangerous condi--
ton. Torres waa-placed under $500 bonds =
and left few days afterwards, saying that d
he was going to Salinas to procure counsel,
Nothing has beea'seen OF him since.
Poor Mail Facilities.
Copyright. 1888, by he California associated FressJ
MURPHYs, May 2lst.-Since the change
Of time on the Stockton and Copperopolis
Railroad, one week ago, it takes three days
Tor mail from San Francisco to reach
here. Passengers and the express come in
two. There is much dissatisfaction about
it.
Drowned In the Sacramento.
ICopiga, 1888, by the california Assosased Press.I
RED BLUFF, May 21st-Joseph Charest
the 11-year-old SON. of John Charest, was
about P. M to-day in the Sacra-
mento river near the Sierra Lumber Com
pany's factory. The citizens are searching
the river for the body.
A Horrible Death
HEALDsBURe, May 21st.-J. Adamson, an
elderly man living two miles north of
town, was dragged to death yesterday by
cow which he was leading, the rope becom-
ing entangled around his hand His wife
and daughter were present but could render
no assistance.
Arrested for Esnbezzlement
SAN Francisco, May 21st.-[Speciall
w. ]. Collins, Superintendent of the Ben
ton Mining Company, was arrested this af-
ternoon, charged with falsifying the pay
rolls. His stealings amount to about
81 200.
Mysterious Shooting In Chico.
CHICO May 21st.-About IL o'clock last
night A. ]. Brown, of the Chronicle Record
staff, was shot at by some unknown person
while on his way to his, house He was not
injured, and returned the fire.