Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-11
Wires Al Down.

Wires All Down.
CHEYENNE IVY. t., June lOth.-Nearly
an inch of rain fell along the line of tht
Union Pacific and 100 miles north FRIDAY
and Saturday nights. The track is soft il
many places and all the trains are some
what delayed. Saturday and Sunday
there was sleet and a heavy snow three
inches deep here and a foot at Sherman
thirty miles west and fifteen inches at Car.
bon and Rawlins, the center of the Terri.
tory. The Western Union wires are still
down. There have been billiards in the
foothills and considerable loss of sheep
otherwise the storm is highly beneficial.
Diamond Dust.
CHICAGO, June 10th.-The games PLAYED
throughout the East to-day so far as heard
from resulted as follows:
At ChicagO-Chicago 3. indianapolis >.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn :, Louisville 5.
At Philadelphia-Athletics s, Kansas
City g.
At Boston-Boston l, New York 5.
AT Baltimore-Batimore l, st. Louis 9.
at Observation-Disclosures l, Phila-
phia s.
At Cleveland-Cleve 9, Pittsburg 5.
Cyclone III New York.
New YORK, June 10th.-A terrific wind
storm passed through Port Leyden, Lewis
county, and the lower part of jefferson
county yesterday afternoon, unroofing
houses, overturning trees, fences and build.
lngs and doing much damage. The steeple
OF the Catholic Church in Port Levden
was blown down. One house was picked
up and carried about 100 feet. An old
woman and man were inside and were
considerably injured. The storm also did
much damage at Tour, in Lewis county.
Iron Mines Shut Down.
MILWAUKEE. June 1Oth.-The Fveni,,Q
HtScoaSjn's Hurley special says. THE
Iron King mine, one of the best shippers
on the GOgebiC range, closed down to-day,
owing to the trouble between the stock.
holders. All of the Bessemer Consolidated
Company's mines have also closed down
owing, as the Superintendent says, to q
lack of ready cash. \ large number Of
men are made idle along the Gogebic range
by the above suspensions.
Fruit Sales in Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1Oth.-The Porter Brothers
Company, agents for the California Fruit
Union, sold to-day three carloads of fruit
at the following prices: Peaches, 81 so to
81 30; apricots, 81 so to 81 4O plums, 20 to
SO cents; cherries, 81 90 to 80 cents. The
cherries were in bad condition and the
peaches were only fair.
Finding of the Grand Jury.
New YORK, June 1Oth.-The Grand jury
filed to-day in general session an indict-
ment for the violation of the Sanitary Code
against Drs. Irwin, Ferguson and Hanse,
the three physicians who held the speedy
autopsy on the remains of the mind-reader
Bishop.
MurderOus Pauper.
Iowa CITY (Ia), June 1Oth-Yesterday
afternoon a man named Hodges, a pauper
supported by the county, fatally shot
Henry McCarter, Postmaster of Green Cen
ter, over quarrel about money due
Hodges. The county people in trying 10
arrest Hodges shot him dead
Chilling Corporation.
SPRIYGFIELD (n.), June 1Oth.-The Sec
retary Of State to-day issued a license to
the American Execution Company, en-
gagged in the business of executing the
death sentences of convicted criminals.
From the Palmetto State.
CHARLESTON Is. O., June 1Oth.-A train
of twelve cars, loaded with supplies. is ex-
pected TO start from Charleston for Johns
town to-day.
The Woman Still Lives.
WELLsvILLE (Ohio), June 1Oth.-Jake
eager and John Durnerger, river boatmen,
quarrelled over woman this afternoon.
Both drew revolvers and both were killed