Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-10
CONDENSED TELEGRANs,


late Emperor William, is dead.
Michael Eugene Chevreul, the distin-
guished chemist, is dead. He was born in
1855.
The Legislature of Rhode Island took
another fruitless ballot yesterday for United
States Senator.
Mrs. .. S. Grant is one of the subscribers
to the fund for the Confederate Soldiers
Home at Austin, Tex
Mrs. Harrison has sent to the Art Loan
Exhibition at Washington two porcelain
plates of her OWE painting.
Lord Francis Cecil, the second son of the
Marquis of Exeter, has been declared a
bankrupt. Liabilities, Ell 900.
John L. Sullivan is in New York getting
ready to start upon his sparring tour next
week in company with Jack Ashton.
In Burns, Grant county, Or, Sunday,
Peter Sullivan murdered John Bronke. No
reason is assigned for the killing. The
murderer surrendered.
Pitcher Van Haltren has arrived in Chi
cago in fine condition. He says his arm
has strengthened and that he will do his
best for the Black Sox."
An explosion in Crafts sawmill near
Junction City, KY, yesterday morning
killed Chester Hughes, Al Hurley, Jack
Sheets and Samuel Morris.
The San Bernardino election on Monday
was warmly contested. A full vote came
out. The Citizens Democratic ticket was
carried by large majority.
Captain John Mullan, Claim Agent for
Oregon, Washington Territory and Cali
fornia, is in Salem, Or, settling up some
claims collected for Oregon from the Gov
eminent.
In the election at Butte City, Montana,
on Monday. the Democrats elected w. r.
Kenyon as Mayor, and the Police Magis-
trate, City Attorney, Treasurer and seven
| Aldermen.
| a Hoboken street car was struck yester-
day morning by Pennsylvania Railroad
| engine. -Four men were severely injured,
two dangerously, and dozen others cut by
flying glass, etc.
There is growing possibility that Judge
| Cooley, Chairman of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, may be chosen as Jus.
tice OF the Supreme Court to succeed the
late Justice Matthews.
The ST. James Gazette says that the Mar
| gus OF Londonderry has intimated desire
to resign the Niceroyship of Ireland, be-
cause OF the pressure OF private affairs and
| sHS VI LIS MllC.
Henry Rothschilds e. Co., special part.
ners IN the firm of Downs & Finch, the
shirt manufacturers who assigned last
week, have begun action to set aside the
assignment on account of fraud.
Mrs. Hannah Battersby, of frankfort
weighs $50 pounds, and has travelled all
over the country as a circus attraction. She
| is now suffering from chills and fever. and
whom she has q chill che hot ha
zee Sing, a wealthy Chinese merchant Of
| Denver, was arrested in Chicago yesterday
charged with clipping with Wong Toy, the
wife of Chin Poo, another prominent Chi
naman, and with carrying off 800 of Chin
Poo's money.
Whitelaw Reid said to a New York re.
| porter Monday: have received nv com.
mission as American Minister to France
and noified the State Department that !
| VIII Immediately arrange my business af-
fairs and proceed to my post of duty"
An order will probably issue from the
Navy Department to-day converting the
! Court-Martial for the trial of Lieutenant
/ Commander George Brook, charged with
| having left his vessel, the Pinta and re.
turning to the United States without per-
mission.
General Sherman's only son, Thomas
Ewing Sherman, will be ordained Jesuit
| IN July. He was educated at Georgetown
| College, launched out into the fashionable
| life of young man of his station, and
| suddenly retired from the world to pursue
q life OF devotion which will find its first
fruition next summer.
Henry Searle, the Australian oarsman
will leave Sydney on May 4th for England
On his arrival he will issue a challenge tc
John Teemer, the American oarsman, and
William J. O'Connor, the Canadian, to row
on the Thames for s., 500 each and the
championship of the world
James Morgan, an old resident O,
Acampo, San Joaquin county, Saturday
evening having been refused liquor by an
old man so years OF age, started in to pun.
ish him. Parties interviewed and Morgan
was locked in a box car until Monday
morning when he pleaded guilty to assault
and battery and was fined $50.
A young man named ]. O'Dennell, alias
A. NJ. Allen, who forged telegrsphic pass
from Red Bluff TO Portland last Saturday
was arrested at Smithson's on Sunday and
pleaded guilty in the Superior Court at Red
Bluff on Monday. Owing to his extreme
youth Judge Braynard made the sentence
one months imprisonment.
Thomas II. Sherman, of Maine, will I'm.
doubtedly be made Consul General at Liy.
erpool, to succeed Charles T. RUSSELL o.
Connecticut Mr.. Sherman is Mr. Blaine's
private secretary, and for number of year.
has been clerk in the State Department
The salary of the Liverpool place is Sc. O0t
a year, but the fees make it about $4,000