Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-29
Is Johnstown's Trouble Over?

the imposition of the tax would be an in
reference with interstate commerce. The
case will probably be carried 10 the Su-
preme Court by the city.
Is Johnstown's Trouble Over?
YOUNGSTOWN (Pa.), October 28;h.-Beyond
the washing away of the piers OF the Cam
bria Iron Compsny's railroad bridge no
damage has yet been done by the latest
food. The only public bridge across the
Conemaugh is in very bad condition, and
it is feared it will go if the river continues
to rise. Woodvale is considerably flooded,
but no serious damage is yet reported. 1t
has been raining steadily all day.
Resurvey of the Mexican Boundary.
New YORK, October 2S.h.-A special to
the Herald from the City of Mexico says:
The Diaro Official published to-day the re-
suits of the boundary line convention,
ratifcations of which were exchanged at
Washington on the 18th inst. II provides
fer an extension of time for a resuryey OF
the boundary for five years from the date
of the ratification of the agreement.
Giants Are the People.
BROOKLYN, October 2Sth.-The eighth
worlds championship game was won by
the Giants. Following is the score:
New York............... 9 liz
Brooklyn ................ 0 D D
Base hits-New York, Is; Brooklyn, s. Errors
York. Crane and living; Brooklyn Terry Foutz
and Visner. Umpires-Gatfney and Lynch.
Jumped the Track.
RAILWAY On. ~, October 2Sth.-The
freight on the Pennsylvania Railroad
jumped the track at Main street here to-
night Several persons who were waiting
for the train to pass were injured by flying
debris, three of them fatally. One car ran
into the residence of John Weldon, pene-
trating it. Weldon's family narrowly es-
capped. Fifteen loaded cars were wrecked.
Stabbed His wife's Protector.
New YORK, October 2Sth.-in July DR..
Matthew Wolfe, a Brooklyn physician,
quarreled with his wife and turned her out
of doors. She took refuge with the family
of John Walter. To night Wolfe went to
Walters house and during an alteration
stabbed Walter and his son Valentine. The
wounded men are in a dangerous condi-
ton.
Sensation Exploded.
CHICAGO. October 2Sth.-The Coroner's
jury, which was investigating the cause of
the death Of A. E. Charboneau, who died
suddenly under apparently suspicious cir
cumstances at the Jefferson Asylum to-day,
returned verdics finding that death re-
suited from natural causes, completely ex-
onerating the attendants.
Killed Soldier.
GUTHRIE I, T.. October 2Sth.-In aquar-
rel in a house of ill-fame tonight. Charles
TAYLOR, u butcher, shot and killed Ser
geant I. G. Baron, of Company D, Thir-
teenth Regiment Infantry. Excitement
among the soldiers is great. and parties of
them are searching for Taylor. If caught
he may be lynched.
Paying the Choctaws.
LITTLE Rock Ark, October 2Sth.-The
payment of the remainder of the Choctaw
net proceeds fund began to-day at Tashka
Romma, Capital of the Choctaw nation.
The fund is paid oft by the Choctaw Dis
bursting Commission pro rata among the
nation. The amount is something over
81, 100000.
Lynchers Arrested.
RALEIGH On. C), October 2S!h.-About
two weeks ago Robert Berrie killed his
motherin -l law at Lexington, n. c., and on
being captured was lynched. Solicitor
Long has made an affidavit before Judge
Phillips, on which twenty of the lynchers
have been arrested. Some of the ring
leaders have fed.
Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever.
LAWRENCE (Mass.), October 2Sth.-The
increasing number of diphtheria and scarlet
fever cases is so alarming that in all the
Catholic Churches the priests yesterday
warned the people to visit each other no
more than. was absolutely necessary.
California Fruit.
New YORK. October 2Sth.-The Califor-
MIA Fruit Union auctioned fruit to-day
Winter Nellis pears brought 81 80 to So so !;
Lout Moroccan Pears, So to So IS; Vicar
Pears. 81 81; Goes late Red Plums, 81 80
to 81 IS per crate.