Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-21

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son and then sent bullet through her own
head. The cause of the tragedy was Mrs.
Johnson's opposition TO her son marrying
Miss Rohr.
The Michigan Senatorial Mess.
ST. PAUL, January 20th.-Senator Sabin,
who leaves here tonight for Washington,
says that the resolution looking TO an in
vestigation of the alleged bribery in caucus
for the nomination for United States Sem
ator. was offered without the knowledge or
consent of himself and bis friends, and
they are opposed to such an investigation.
Senator Buckman, who managed Sabin's
campaign, opposes the measure, and de-
eiares his allegiance to Washburr as the
choice of the caucus
Archbishop Corrigan's McGlynn Circular
NEW York, January 20th.-Archbishop
Corrgaus circular regarding Dr. Nc
Giynn's meetings of the Anti Poverty So
ciety and those who attended them was
read at all the masses in the various Catho-
lie Churches of this city to day Some of
the priests commented strongly on the
action of DR.. McGlynn in continuing his
TRADE OF abuse against the church authori-
ties.
An Ocean Steamers Marrow Escape.
New YORK, January 2Oth.-The steamer
State of Nebraska, which sailed hence for
Glasgow on Friday last, returned to this
city in leaking condition this morning.
The vessel had proceeded a considerable
distance on her voyage when the Captain
discovered several feet of water in her hold.
An examination was made and il was
found that two pivots in the steamers
stern-post had broken
Embezzier Held for Trial.
Nrw Nnpv Ianrarv oa.l>
Wythe, formerly Managing Clerk for w.
S. Lawson & Co., bankers, who was arrested
several days ago, charged with the embez-
Element OF i've first mortgage 81 900 bonds
OF the Evansville and Terra Haute Rail-
road in September last, had a hearing in
the Tombs Police Court to-day and was
remanded TOR examination. His bail was
fixed at $4,000.
He Bled Them All Freely.
New YORK, January 20th.-The late
Henry 2. Marshall, for twenty wears cash
ier OF the Seaman's Savings Bank, died
short in his accounts as the Treasurer of
the Episcopal Missionary Society for Sea-
men, $4,000, and st. Georges Church, of
which he was Trustee, $40, 900 more.
The Mission for Seamen lost $25 600, Mrs.
Martha Brakeman, a venerable lady, $780,
GOO, and other societies smaller sums.
DEs MoINEs Qa.), January 2Oth.-Ex-
Governor William NJ. Stone, Messenger of
the Electoral College, started for Washing
ton with the returns Yesterday. II has
been reported from indianapolis that Gov
ernor Stone called on General Harrison on
Saturday. Governor Stone says that who
ever the person was he was an impostor, as
he had not been out of the county for
several days.
Dakota's D,yindling Finances.
ST. PAUL, January 20th.-The Bismarck,
OAK, correspondent of the Pioneer Press
sends that paper long array of figures
ami extracts from financial reports regard
ing the financial condition of the Territory,
showing that the general fund has been
overdrawn $27 ,000 and the bond fund used
to meet drafts. He further says the Terri
torial Treasury is bankrupt.
The Tobacconists' War.
ST. LOUIS, January 20th.-The tobacco
manufacturers of this city have dec ided to
abandon the Louisville tobacco market.
Manufacturers representing an annual pur-
chase OF 100000 pounds have wi thdrawn
from that market, and refuse to recognize
their exchange On account of al teged un-
reasonable rules and the charg, IS of the
warehouse men.
Prospective Lynchin e.
CHARLESTON (W. Va.), Janu iry GOTH
Frank Dickson. arrested at L uray few
days ago for wrecking Ches ipeake and
Ohio train, was brought to thi city to-day
and lodged in Jail. An organ lied MOB OF
railroad men are expected ,ere to lynch
the prisoner, and two militia nv companies
are IN readiness to repel then |.
Must Pay the Pen ally
INDIANAPOLIS. January 3 Jth.-A promi-
nent Democrat, who Just returned from
Washington, says he inIerv iewed President
Cleveland regarding the pt ,ssible pardon oi
Coy and Bernhainer. Tn, President said
that no pardon would b granted. They
were found guilty of GRIN ie and must paw
the penalty.
Trouble in tn Army.
New York, Jsnua ry 2Oth.-General
Thomas 4. Moore has been succeeded in
the command of the Salvation Army OF
America by Colonel H. oltz. Serious charges
OF financial natur were made against
tne General and he w IS requested to resign
oy those who were dissatisfied with his
rule.
CIearing-Hs use Reports.
BesToN, January 2Oth.-A table com.
piled from special dispatches to the Pos
from the manage RS of leading clearing
houses OF the Unite States, shows the total
gross exchanges for the week ended JAN
aary H. 1889, we re $1124, ,139, ,526, an in
crease OF Y per cent, as compared with
the corresponding week in 1888.
A Dn ,bolIcAl Crime.
WICHITA ks n.y., January 20th.-E. T.
Brown, caplts list and well-knuwn marks
man, was murc cred last night by unknown
persons and hI body concealed. His hat,
covered with blood, together with coup
ilpg,,pin, app arently the instrument OF
death, were ,und near his residence early
this morning
propose Embargo on Car-Stoves.
81. PAUL, January 20th-The Minnesota
kallroad y commissioners have presented to
the Legisls .ture bill providing that COM
mon STOW IS or furnaces, shall not be used
on railros trains within the State and no
other hes ter except such as shall meet the
approval of the Commissioners.
Thu 'ee Killed and Many Injured. rss;
KNOX VILE (Tenn.), January 2Oth.-A
passenf ,er train on the East Tennessee road
ran mi freight train at RAIDERS Station
last ev ening. The engineer, fireman and a
man !named Rufus Patty of johnson City,
were killed and several others slightly
wou lded.
Killed Bis Wife's Paramour.
ITTsBURe. January 2oth.-Frank Hen
der son went to his home last night and dis
covered John FitZsimmons in company
with mis- wife. Henderson secured ham,
nier and dealt Fitzsimmons several blows
on the head, intiicting fatal injuries
Mere Bagatelle.
New YoRK, January 20th.-A young man
I named Wyett or Wyatt is locked up at po-
lice headquarters. He is accused of en-
hezzling 100000 from Lawson & Co., the
Fifth-sueet bankers, about two years ago.
Entries of California Racers.
| ST. PAUL, January 20th.-Frank n. Shaw.
Secretary of the Twin City Jockey Club,
received big batch of entries from Cali
fornia horsenen this evening. Over four
| hundred entries have been received.