Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-30

| Charles J. Chrogap and Frank Pechal. atfenI
ants at the Cook Comfy insane Asylum were
arrested today, cherped with the murder OF
/ iunatie Burns, whose savage iu-uestment bv
the trio was part of the series of horrors viii
messed by Chicago Times reporter while in
the guiSa OF patient. II is iptimated that Dr.
klernan, the Superintendent of the institution
may be lndicted as accessory. he hating issued
a certificate of death frCn natural causes when
the fact was Burns had two ribs broken, a
smashed hreastbone, and was otherwise hor-
rioly injured.
Destructive Fire.
ASHLAND (wis). April 2gth.-Aurora mine is
al present the scene of the most destructive fire
that has ever taken place on the Gobeic range
Inc nre was discovered al IL o'clock yesterday
morning IN Shaft No. $, about zoo feet under
ground Efforts were made TO smother it but
without success. IL now envclops the whole
mine nncontIolled and possibly is uncontroll-
aole. Two OF the mSin shafls are already con-
sumed and IT is the opiuion of experienced
mining men the fire viii be eNtinguished only
when 1t has done its work by consuming every
thlne IN It's way. The probable loss cannot be
estimated at present, but will be very large
Aurora NINE is one the big Four of the
, Gobelc range, and IS owned by Cleveland par
work.
Mexican Railways
| WASHINGTON, April 29th.-1he Secretary OF
state received dispatch from the United States
minister at Mexico, dated April 18TH stating
| that preparations are 10 he Immediately com,
| menced tor the conSiru ctiOn of a railroad from
Guaymas to the pori of Topolabampo in Sinola.
with the privilege of constructing branch roads
| TO connect al other points in order TO reach the
colony of Las PalsmoS, Chihuahua borderinr
on the New Mexican boui Diary line Other
| hhes arc also projected.
No Parade in Washington.
| WASHINGTON, April 29th.-To. morrow will be
celebrated very quietly here II win be more
| ike sunday than anything else At9 in the
| morning the various relig Gus denominations in
| accordanee with the Presidents recommended
ton, viii hold services in celebration of the day
As all the military bodies are in New York, no
parade will take place.
| Desperate Gang Captured.
PrTTsBrRe, April 29th.-A portion of a gang
| OF deSperaders who have been committing
murders and assaults upon farmers in the viein-
| ity of MeClellandtown, Fayette county. have
been captured at last. Twelve of them were
| brought TO somerset to-day by eN-SheriT KYLE
| and posse and placed in Jail.
Blaine is all Right.
| WASHINGTON, April 29th.-Seeretary Blaine is
| much better from his recent attack of rheuma-
| tiSm and lumbago and took short walk to-
| night He expects 10 go to the State Depart
ment Wednesd ay, when he win meet Sir Julian
Pauneeiote the new Minister. II is thought at
the Department that he will be formally pre-
sented to the President on Thursday.
Robbery and Murder.
- FoUNTAIN (Coll, April 29th.-The Atchison.
was broken into this morning about O'Clock by
| two tramps. They murdered the night opera
tor, A. Z. Hastings, and robbed his body of Sos
aud escaped A posse of officers are in pursuit
OF the men, who il captured viii probably be
| lynehed.
Clevelsnds Seal Browns.
| WASHINGTON, Aptil 29th.-An evening parer
announces tonight that all the horses in the
| stables at Oakview, including the seal browns
| owned by eX-President Cleveland will be
sold at auction this week.
| Burned to Death.
| DAYTON (0.), April I9th.-MIs Susan Binkly,
aged I9, living with her daughter Mrs James
| Lautz i'll Nvnia, was burned to death in awful
sgony this morning, her clothing catching on
fire from the CRATE.
| Another National Bank.
| WASHINGTON, April 29th.-Acting Comptroller
of Currency to-day authorized the Iowa Ma
| tlonal Bank of Davenport To begin business
| with a capital of 100000.
Lucky Oregonian.
| WASHINGTON, April 29th-Actiug Secretary
Tichenor today appointed C. J. Mulkey of Ore
gon TO be special agent of the Treasury for duty
| at San Francisco.
Five Men to Hang.
Fort SMITH (Ark.), April 29th.-In the Fed
eral Court this morning Judge Parker sentenced
five convicts 10 hang on Wednesday, July 11th
| 1889.