Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-21
Heavy storm in Minnesota.

1
eral throughout the section. In some
Apiaees it did considerable damage. AT
Ss@ssHater several houses were struck by
ldghtning and considerably damaged The
streets are also badly washed out. at Eau
Claire, Wis, the large agricultural building
of the Northwestern Fair Association was
destroyed by fire, which was caused by
lightning. Several houses in the vicinity
also were struck and badly damaged.
AT Duluth the total damage is esti-
mated at $50 coo. Greater losses are feared,
Gs the storm was very severe.
Hungarians Leaving.
GREEEsBURG (Pa.), August 20th.-Only
fifteen of the ffty-two Hungarians were
held for participation in the Heela coke
works riot the balance having been dis
charged. This aiteraoon majority OF the
liberated men said they would leave the
country in the course of ten days.
/ They are completely terrorized, and some
of them are afraid to go back to Mammoth.
i Already twenty or thirty have gone East
with the intention of taking passage for
their native countries.
The places of the absent Hungarians at
Mammoth and other works in that vicinity
are being filled by negroes. w. Moore is
disgusted with the foreign element, and
states 1t as his intention to get rid of them.
| War Relics Unearthed.
| ALBUQUERQUE IN. ~, August 20th-A
few days ago Maj T. T. Teel, of the Con-
| federate army, and the poet scout, Captain
Jack Crawford, arrived in this city to locate
| several brass cannon buried by the former
| in the old town in 1862 A force of men
were set at work yesterday, and last even
| ing unearthed eight pieces. They were
cast by Charles Ames & Co., Boston, in
| 1S47. They are smooth bore and in good
i hrier hr1f
tarnished when exposed to the air. The
| guns are held awaiting instructions from
| the War Department
| Welded in Mississippi.
JACKSON (Miss.), August 10Th DIR. Rob-
ert Lowro, of Canton, Mississippi, and
Mary j. Foote, of Oakland, California,
| were married last night by Rev. Frank
| Hollam of ST. Andrews Church
Miss Foote is the daughter of Henry S.
| Foote, of the California Supreme Court
| Commissioners. She was visiting rela-
| tions in Canton when she met DR.. Lowry,
| who is son of General Lowry. 1t is sal
| here that on account of her youth, Miss
| Foote'S relatives objected to the marriage at
present, so the young couple came to Jack.
/ son to wed.
| Oklahoma.
| GUTHRIE (Oklahoma), August 2Oth.-The
Territorial Convention resumed its session
| to-day after an adjournment covering one
/ month. Meanwhile the Committee on Or
ganic Law, Judiciary and Legislature have
| been hard at work, and voluminous re-
ports have been prepared for the considera-
| ton of the Convention. 1t has already
| been decided to partition the Territory into
twelve counties, two of which will be
| named Harrison and Cleveland.
| Attorney-General Miller.
| DEER PARK (Md), August 20th.-The
| Attorney General has received a detailed
account of the shooting of Judge Terry.
| Having considered two telegrams to-day
| from California in relation TO the same
| affair he has sent word to District Attorney
Carey to use his own discretion in aiding
the defense of Marshal Nagle, who did the
shooting.
Father and Son Mrrderad.
PADucAH (Ky.), August 2oth- Campbell
| Parker quarreled with neighbor named
| Oscar B-anac and hit him with a club.
| Branac cut Parker fatally with knife.
Sidney Parker, a son, went to his fathers
| assistance and was cut fatally.
A Chance for Jake.
| Boston, August 2osh-John l. Sullivan
arrived in this city tonight from New
York. he denied that he was to make a
| tour of the country with Kilrain as has
been rumored, but said he would give the
| latter s., 800 to spar him in New York.
Bakers on a Strike.
New YORK, August 20th-A large strike
| among the journeymen bakers in this city
and Brooklyn began to-day. The en-
ployes of two of the largest firms went out
to-day. Probably 500 bakers will quit.
Blanket Mortgage.
New YORK, August 2oth.-Villards
plan of blanket mortgage of 100000, 600
on the Northern Pacific will be discussed
at meeting the Directors tomorrow.
Worse than Suicide.
CHICAGO, August 20th.-At the residence
OF Hip Lung, rich Chinese merchant,
Yesterday, Sing Ham, a cook on the Santa
Fe Road, married Sophrania Scherer, a
German girl. This was the tenth marriage
OF Chlnaman to white woman per
formed by the minister who oficiated.
A Complete Failure.
BUFFALO, August 20th.-The Receiver of
Sherman, Brother & Co., limited, filed his
report, which shows the amount of bills
payable to be $350,000. The actual assets
will be between $4,000 and $1,000.
Over $40 1000, 900.
New YORK, August 20th.-The Secretary
of the United States Brewers Association
says total of s8 116 600 English money
has been put into American breweries
within the past few months.
The Family's Statement.
New YORK, August 20th.-The reported
suicide OF Frederick Fink by jumping from |
the steamer while on the way from Boston |
to Philadelphia was absolutely denied here |
to-day by his family. They say he must
have fallen overheard accidentally.
In Favor of 1t.
New YORK, August 20th.-To-night a |
street report. says all the Northern Pacific |
Directors except one expressed their ap- |
proval of Wizards plan of blanket mort |
gage.
Death of an Aged Attorney.
CINCINNATI, August 20th-Judge Henry |
c. Whitney, an aged and highly respected |
member of the Ohio bar. died to-day. A |
third of century ago he was an associate |
of Thomas Ewing, Henry Stanberry Ed |
ward M. Stanton, Henry Clay, and others. |
Death of a Wealthy Banker.
LAFAYETTE Qnd.), August 20th.-Moses |
Fowler, President of the Fowler National /
Bank, of Lafayette, and one of the wealth. |
lest men in Indiana, died this morning, |
aged 75 years.
She VIII Get 1t.
New York, August 20th-Sheriff Flack's |
wife to-day took steps towards divorce pro-
ceedings against her husbands divorce to |
her, and of which she said she had no |
knowledge, and which was recently an
nulled against the protest of her husband. |
scu1ling Race.
P1TTsBURe, August 20th-St. John, Gau-
daur's hacker, wired yesterday that he has |
forwarded money to cover Teemers forfeit |
for race for 81 900 side with Gaudaur at |
McKeesport, Penn, September 4th.
VIII be Reconstructed.
PITTsBUBG, August 20th.--Itis announced |
that the South Fork Fishing Club will re- |
construct the dam at the lake, head of |
Conemaugh valley.
The Value of an Uncle.
LITTLE Rock, August Goth. - Anson |
Renod, aged IA, was found guilty in the |
Circuit Court of Carroll county, at Eureka |
Springs, of the murder of his uncle, Frank !
Scaggs, aud fined $500.
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