Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-30
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Diamond Dust.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-The result of the
games of baseball played throughout the
East to-day was as follows:
At ltimore-Baltimor I, Columbus 0.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 8, Cincin-
natl 3.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis 10, Louisville 1.
At lphia-Athletics ., Brooklyn
At Chicago-Chicago s, Boston .
At Cleveland-Cleyeland 4, Washington
At Pittsburg-First game, Pittsburg 3,
Philadelphia 2. Second game, Pittsburg s,
Philadelphia l.
At Observation-Disclosures 1, New
York 4.
Express Train Ditched.
New HAVEN Comm, June 29th-The
limited express train which left Boston at
II A. NJ. via the Boston and Albany road
was ditched just outside of the city limits
this afternoon. Four persons were killed
and several badly injured. The killed are
Miss Mary Brigham of Brooklyn, N. Y,
who had recently been elected Principal
of Mount Holyoke Seminary of South
Hadley, Mass Q. May, drawiDg-room con-
ductor; the baggage-master, whose name
could not be learned, and E. Pfeiffer,
travelling man. There were several hun
dred passengers on the train. and the ma
jority of them got bad shaking up, and
were more or less bruised and cut. The
accident was caused by the spreading of
the rails.
Railroad Smash-Up.
PORT HURON mich J, June 29th.-The
Chicago and Grand Trunk fast train ran
through an open switch near Emmett to-
day, derailing the engine, baggage car, two
coaches and a sleeper. Two hundred pas
sengers were on the train. The cars were
all wrecked and piled up in heap Many
of the passengers were injured but none
killed. The injured are a. n. Jewell. Bos-
ton, spine injured and leg Bruised H c.
York, Detroit, back injured Alfred Baker,
Rochester, n. Y, both legs crushed; Miss
J. Cody, Quebec, severely injured; Norman
Friend, Belleville, Ont, injured in the
back; Mrs. Hart, Lapeer, Mich, internally
injured. The escapes from death were
miraculous.
Prize Fighting at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, June 29th.-Last night Billy
Fixes of Saratoga, knocked out Jack MCGEE
of Jersey City, in the seventh round. In
the first round the men spared principally
for points, and both did clever work. In
the second the Saratogian knocked his
man down. he repeated this act twice in
the third round. From the third round
on to the finish Elkes did about as he
chose with the Jersey man, knocking him
down six times in the fourth round, five
times in the fifth, four times in the sixth,
and three times in the seventh. At the
conclusion OF this round MCGEE was total
wreck.
The Last Sad Rites.
rons funeral this afternoon was exceed
lngly simple, in accordance with his ex-
pressed wishes. 4 few flowers were placed
upon the casket resting in the parlor of the
old Cameron mansion. There was no
lying in state ceremony. Appropriate
hymns were sung by the choir. The serv-
ices for the dead were conducted by Rev
DR.. Chambers, who also pronounced an
eulogy. The pail bearers were gentlemen
of local prominence. All the relatives
excepting Senator Don Cameron, were
present.
The Office Seeks the Man.
KANSAS CITY, June ooh. A special
from Lawrence, Kansas, to the Times SAYS
DR.. Daniel Dorchester, General Superinten-
dent of the United States Indian Schools,
has recommended NJ. V. Coffin as Superin-
tendent of the Haskell Institute Indian
Training School at this point, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of the
present Superintendent, Colonel O. E.
Learnard. Coffin was formerly Superln-
tendent of the Indian school at Salem, Ore
gon. He had not been a candidate for the
position.
Il sisters Strange Conduct.
Sr. LOUIS, June 29th.-The Coroner's in
quest on the body of Anna Weiss began
this morning, and the police are now salts
lied that Mrs. Hoilingsworth, sister of the
dead girl, knows more about the move
ments of the victim and her trouble than
she is disposed to tell. To-day she admit
ted that she had withheld the fact that her
sister had taken a room in cheap lodging
house last Monday, giving, as an explana-
ton for her silence, that she has sworn to
not reveal the movements of Anna.
There is Nothing in 1t.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-The following dis
patch was received to-day at the headuuar-
tiers of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad Company in this city from Presi.
dent W. B. Strong, now in Topeka: You
are authorized 10 say to the Associated
Press representatives that the dispatch
sent from Kansas City last night to the
effect that the Santa Fe Company proposes
to withdraw from the Interstate Commerce
Railway Association, is absolutely without
foundation"
Heavy Reward Offered.
HELENA (Mont), June 29.h.-Governor
White to-day offered a large reward for the
capture of the Indian murderers This
will in all probability settle the matter.
The Governor states that few renegades
have caused all the trouble. They have
fled across the reservation. He expects
some cowardly deviltry or murder from
this source, but is determined to put stop
to their work
Illinois Corn Crop.
SPRINGFIELD QllD, June 10Th. - An
alarming condition of the Illinois corn
crop is reported to the State Board of Agri-
culture. A special bulletin issued to-day
announces that it is impossible to estimate
the damage done the corn crop by the con-
unuous rains during the past six weeks,
and the overlooking of thousands of acres
OF river bottom lands in the central and
southern parts of the State.
Coming West in the Saddle.
KANSAS CITY, June 29th.-John Allen
and Z. H. Platte, of New York, who are
making journey scross the continent on
horseback, arrived here this morning.
They are in good health and have expert
enced no serious inconvenience on the trip
thus far. They expect to reach San Fran
cisco about two months hence
Educational Association.
NASHVILLE Tenn. }, June 29th-Accom-
modations have been prepared for the en-
tertainment of $4,000 people here on the
occasion of the National Educational Asso-
citation meeting July 10th. Eight thousand
have notified the committee that they will
attend.
California Cadets.
New YORK, June 29th-Among the sue
cessful candidates at the recent examina-
ton for admission to West Point was
Frank Mckenna, son of Congressman Nc
kenna. and William r. Smedburg, son of
General Smedburg, of California.
Old Tecumseh to be Feted.
New YORK, June 29th.-General W. T.
Sherman, with party of friends, started
to-day for Denver, Colorado. They go to
attend the reception to be rendered the
General by prominent citizens of Denver
on the Fourth of July.
Light or dark blue, gray, brown, bottle
green, purple and lilac" dress coats are
coming in rage in London, with metal or
braSc huttonr