Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-10
sunday in Cincinnati.

were arrested Tor giving performances but
the performances were not stopped. Two
concert saloons attempted TO go in full
olast' but they were shut up by repeated
arrests.
There were nearly one hundred arrests of
saloonkeepers. Several of these were re-
peated arrests of the same men. 4 crowd
OF men set upon an informer on upper
Vine street and beat him badly during the
afternoon.
Bribery iH Michigan
LANSING (Mich.), June 9.-The attempt
ed bribery in connection with the Rhines
voting machine bill lately made public in
the House, has created a sensation through
out the State. Representatives Connor
Wood Virgins, Collins, Swift and Leavjtt
state positively that they were offered stock
for their influence and votes. Representa-
tive Connor says he was approached by
representative George W. Walthew. who
had charge of the machine" Prose
cutting Attorney Day will begin proceed
lngS against Walthew on Monday for at
tempted bribery.
They Were Not Crnnin's Clothes
CHICAGO, June 9th.-A bad mistake
seems to have been made by the police and
others interested, regarding the bloody
clothes reported last nightas those worn bv
DIR. Cronin when he left his office. A fact
is now proven that the CORY garments
were not Cronin's at all but belonged 10
Albert HeTzog. a barber who committed
suicide about five weeks ago. After the
undertaken cut the clothes OIL the corpse
he threw them into an ash barrel, where
they were found by the scayenger.
Civil Service Rule Ten.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-Civil Service
Rule 10 Is being agitated to considerable
extent at present. The President is being
urged to modify the rule so as to admit
OF the restoration 10 the departments OF
any worthy clerks who have been out of
service longer than one year. Hon. S. C..
Hauk is collecting list of all the veterans
who have been separated from the service
during the last four years, and desires that
all such cases be reported to him.
Jake and John
New YORK, June 9th.-Frank Stevenson,
representing Jake Kilrain, and Charlie
Johnston, acting for John L. Sullivan. met
last night in Brooklyn and tossed silver
halt-doilar to decide which of the pugilists
should have the selection of the battle
ground. kilrain's side called "the turn"
on heads" Stevenson has ten days in
which to make public his selection. 1t is
said II will be within 200 miles of New Or
leans.
No Mormon Need Apply.
TUsCoLA (Ill), June 9th.-The people of
Handsboro gathered together last night
ane drove the Pentecost band, which has
been holding meetings there, out of town,
and demolished their large canvas taber-
nacle. The band is supposed to be-, making
converts to Mormonism and the people
were determined to rid themselves of the
travelling proselytes.
The Law and the Lady.
HELENA M. T., June 9th,-Chief Justice
Blake has rendered q decision which NAV
cause deal of inconvenience, if not litiga-
tion. Under the ruling women can no
longer hold office in Montana unless by
special legislation. Quite a number of
women have lately been appointed Notaries,
and many acknowledgements taken bv them
are considered invalid.
Acting on GreeIey'S Suggestion.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-A large num-
Der of Government employees who have
been dismissed or resigned are leaving for
new fields along the Pacific coast The
latest is a. Deroncourt, who has been en-
ployed in the Government Printing Office
for twenty years. He left last night to
make San Francisco his future home.
Case of Wife Drowning.
PITTsBURG, June 9th.-By the upsetting
OF skitf on the river this evening Mrs.
Thomas and Mrs. Carroll and her daughter
were drowned. Mr.. Thomas and Mr.. Car
roll were rescued and placed under arrest
to await investigation by the Coroner. 1t
is said the men were intoxicated and un.
able to manage the boat properly.
Oregon's senator.
WASHINGTON, June 9Ih.-Senator Mitchell
haG wOr, cd harHar hop oil H.
past few days in order that he might depart
tonight for his home in Oregon. He is
uncertain whether or not he will return
here this summer, but will be prepared to
come in October to attend the extra session
of Congress.
Arkansas Cyclone.
ARKANSAS CITY (Ark), June 9th.-A
cyclone swept through the city last night.
Two churches and ten stores and residences
were wrecked and considerable other dam
age done. The only lives lost were those
of Kate Walton, aged 15 years, and Tudv
Walton, aged 8 years. Mrs Walton and
another daughter were badly injured.
Increase in Exchange.
BosToN, June 9th.-The table compiled
from dispatches to the Post from managers
of the leading clearing houses of the United
States show that the total gross exchanges
for the week ended June Sth were S1,llS.-
64S, ,644, an increase of PSI per Get. COM
pared with the corresponding week of last
year.
Assistant Adjutant-General.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-It is generally
understood, now that the question of AG-
jutant- General has been decided, that
Captain D. NJ. Taylor of the Ordnance
Corps, will be the officer selected by the
President for tho in, h. &.
Adjutant-General Department
Two Negroes Butchered.
GRANVILLE Miss, }, June 9th-Last night
one Mcleod, agent on Mrs. Sterling's plan
tation, got into an alteration with some
negroes at Chatham. in which Mcleod shot
and instantly killed one negro and NOR
tally wounded another.
sad Case of the Sabins~
ST. PAUL, June 9th.-The Pioneer Press
will say tomorrow that ex-senator D. NJ.
Sabin has entered proceedings for divorce
against his wife, charging her with the
excessive use of morphine and Intoxicating
liquors.
Dam Sensation.
New YORK, June 9th.-Advices received
from Olean, n. Y state that the dispatches
sent out in regard to the dangerous con-
dition of the dam at Cuba is sensational
The dam is all right and no danger is ap-
pretended.
Did Not Identify Him.
CHICAGO, June 9th. - Mcclellan was
taken to the Chiefs private office yesterday
where the Carlsons, Dinin and Mrs. Conk-
lin were allowed to take a look at him.
None of them, however, identified him,
and he was allowed to go.
Rode to Their Death.
NIAGARA FALLS, June 9th-Jacob Walter
and Frank Davy, young men of this place,
went boating on the river this afternoon;
allowed their boat to get into the rapids,
and were swept over the falls and drowned.
Mrs. Ulmstead Suicides.
BROOKLYN, June 9th. - Pauline Ulm-
stead, the wife of Editor James S. Ulm-
stead, of the Tribune suicided with pistol
at her residence to-day. Ill-health un-
settled her mind.
Bachelor of Laws.
WASHINGTON, June 9th.-Vernon NJ
Dorsey of California graduated as Bachelor
of Laws last night at the comm encement
exercises of the National University.
Infelicity and Hard Drink.
BUTTE (Mont.), June 9th.-T. D. Feath.
erly, a cigar-maker, committed suicide to.
day in his wife's store. Cause, despond