Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-26
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegrsphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.
Senator Jones proposes trip to Alaska.
Boss Buckley is the lion of the hour at
New YORK.
Richard Gervaise suicided by shooting
near st. Paul, Marion county, Oregon, Fri
day.
Mrs. John Page has been acquitted of
| the murder of her husband at Butte, Mon
| tana.
| Al meeting of Boulanger's supporters
in London it was decided to contest all
elections ia France.
| The exports of specie from New York
during the week amounted to 81, SIT 900,
of which 81 ,093 900 was in gold.
The Order of Native Sons, assisted by the
| California Pioneers, will manage the Fourth
of July celebration at San Francisco.
A dynamite bomb was exploded at the
door of the Civil Governors house, at
Oporto, yesterday, smashing the windows.
An unknown man suicided near Lathrop
Friday evening, by throwing himself in
front of train. The body was cut in
| two.
Thursday night Ora Dibble printer,
fell from car half a mile out of Colfax
and rolled down the bank. His ankle was
broken.
The President and party started down
the Potomac river yesterday afternoon On
| Wanamakec's yacht They will return
Monday.
A dispatch from Sierra City yesterday
says it is warm weather in the mountains
-96o in the shade. The snow has almost
entirely gone.
At Ogden, Utah, Friday, Mrs. Charles
| Brlgmans clothes were set on fire by the
explosion OF kerosene lamp, and she was
| burned to death.
Exile, the winner of the Brooklyn handi-
| cap, is under promise to Haggin, and when
mis- racing days are over he will retire to
the Rancho del Paso.
King Humhert and Emperor William
go to Strasburg, where they will review the
entire garrison on the esplanade. Hum
bert will proceed homeward from Stras-
burg.
A monument to dead Confederates was
unveiled Friday at Alexandria, Va. The
| procession was large. There were aG-
dresses by Governor Lee, General Rosser
and Others
A special from London to the Hail and
| E-rpress says it has been decided to form an
| International Catholic League in Europe
for the purpose of restoring the Popes
temporal power.
E. II. Morrison, colored shoemaker. at
REQ Bluff, took shot at his brother Fri
day night. The shoemaker was under the
influence Of liquor. He missed his mark,
and is now in Jail.
! General Cuttings refusal to order cut the
militia at San Francisco on Memorial Day
IS the cause of much adverse comment.
Some OF the companies will turn out on
their own responsibility.
The jury at Bakersfield in the case of
Thomas Hughes, for the murder of Thomas
| Dunlap, last February, was unable to agree
aud was discharged. 1t stood ten for con-
viction and two for acquittal.
Two Mexican women, Nacor Fanorano
and Francisco Montana, fought desperate
duel with knives at San Gabriel THURSDAY
night. Both were badly SCARED. The
cause OF the mischief is unknown.
At Grace Episcopal Church, New York, a
notable wedding took place yesterday.
Miss Theresa McAllister, niece of Ward
McAllister, was married to Coin NJ. Inger-
| soil, nephew OF Ex-Governor Ingersoll of
Connecticut.
/ Two inmates of the Almshouse, each
over 40 years old, had a fight in Golden
Gate Park Friday, during which one of
them, Dennis Gleason. slightly cut the
other, Frank Areoss, in the breast with
pocket knife.
As the east-boupd passenger train on the
Texas and Pacific reached the outskirts of
Dalles Friday night two masked men with
drawn reviewers entered the express car
beat the messenger, robbed the safe of
81 500, and escaped.
The Eagle FIGURING Mill Company has
| filed articles of incorporation. The capital
stock is 1000. all paid up. Adolph Gold.
| schmidt is President, George Shand Vice
President, Leo Goldschmidt Secretary and
Treasurer. The company will do mining
business in Utah.
G. A. Cole, prominent citizen of Spo-
kane Falls, was assaulted by NJ. Quinlan, a
saloon-keeper, Friday. Quinlan struck a
woman on the street. Cole saw him and
| called him coward. Quinlan, his brother
and Tom FRAZIER, prize-fs fighter, went to
| Coles office and assaulted him.
/ Several flat cars were loaded at the depot
| at Washington yesterday with gun shields
and gun carriages to be taken to The Mare
Island Navy Yard for the Charleston. A
carpenter employed in loading them and
| putting up braces was caught by the mass
falling on him. and it is thought is fatally
injured.
John l.. Sullivan, William Muldoon and
Mike Cleary are out on an exhibition tour.
They will show in Detroit. Chicago, Gin
cinnati. Philadelphia and New York, in
the ordea named. On June LIST they will
return to Belfast, where Sullivan will CON-
/ plete his training preparatory to his COM
ing fight.
Secretary Tracy has decided that the re-
| mains of the inventor Ericsson shall be
taken back TO bis native land in national
ship, and il is understood that the Chicago
is to take them across the Atlantic. The
ship will Join the European squadron as
the flagship of Commodore Walker the
present head of the Bureau of Navigation,
| who will be assigned to that command next
| autumn.
Just at shutdown Thursday duel to the
death was fought in dense wood about
two miles from Brownsville, a small coun-
try village in Madison county, Ala.
George Wilson and James Rountree, young
farmers, were the principals in the affair.
For several months the young men have
been paying attention to the same young
lady. They had been warm friends since
boyhood, but through their rivalry became
very jealous of each other.
A syndicate has bought all the gas plants
in Rochester with the intention to use
them for distributing natural gas. Roches-
ter is about 100 miles from the nearest
natural gas field of Pennsylvania, and the
projectors of this scheme are confident that
they can successfully carry il out. 1t il
Elmira and other cities within easy dis
fance of fhe natural eas euDn1v viii Oet