Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-19

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are number of other railroad projects
awaiting imperial sanction. These edicts
indicate the victory of Viceroy Ii and the
other progressive leaders who, amid many
| discouragements, have striven to establish
a comprehensive railroad system.
An Heiress Welded.
BALTIMORE, October 1Sth.--John 1. Grif-
| fiss and Miss Daisy Abel, daughter of the
late A. S. Abel, were married last evening
atthe Cathedral. A nuptial mass was cele
| breted by Cardinal Gibbons. assisted by
Rev. P. ]. Donahue and the Rev. John T.
| Whelan. The Cardinal gave them counsel
for their guidance through life, and the
| couple plighted their troth.
| Next TO Miss Mary Garrett, Miss Abel
was the richest unmarried lady in Mary
| land, her fortune being variously estimated
at from 81 900, 600 to 81 100000.
Brotherhood of Brakemen.
ST. PAUL (Minn.), October 1Sth.-The
Convention of the Brotherhood of Railway
Brakemen to-day listened to reports from
committees. The system of Brotherhood
insurance will be materially changed.
| A revision of the Constitution provoked
long discussion.
The Convention will appoint manager
for the organ of the Brotherhood.
Archbishop Ireland and Father Nugent,
delegates Sunday.
JuryBribers.
CHICAGO, October 1Sth-State's Attorney
Longnecker said this afternoon that two of
the witnesses before him last night were
Francis and Wolf, proprietors Of the Engle
wood Fair. They said Smith, who is in
dicted for jury bribing, had approached
both of them and offered each 81 900 to get
on the jury and hang out FIR acquittal.
The States Attorney says both of these
men are valuable witnesses and he believes
he will soon have all the conspirators |
within his grasp.
Catholic Priest in Trouble.
CHICAGO, October ISth-Joseph Moysant, |
the Catholic priest who is alleged to have |
run away with the wife of q well-known |
Chicago man some weeks ago and who is |
thought to have sought refuge in France, is |
wanted to answer for the crime of forgery.
If Moysant is captured he will be extradited
the vengeance of the man whose wife he
ran away with.
Suppressing Facts.
LINCOLN (Neb.), October 1Sth.-It is re-
ported here that in spite of all the denials
of q bad wreck on the Union Pacific Rail |
road at or near Sterling, Col, last Tuesday, |
Claim Agent Manchester started for that
point last Tuesday. The officers of the |
road have so far succeeded in suppressipg
the facts Manchester admitted to friend
that several persons had been badly hurt
and feared three or four would die.
Emerson's Remains.
CONCORD, October 1S5h.-The coffin con-
tanning the remains of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, whose grave was disturbed last Satur-
day, has been placed in securely bound
box, which, in turn, has been deposited in
a grave composed of blocks of granite,
cemented together and securely fastened
with grarite cover. The generally ac-
cepted theory is that the act was commit |
ted to create sensation.
Chicago Democracy.
CHICAGO, October 1Sth.-An afternoon
paper makes sensational charges against
certain members of the Democratic party,
in which it states that secret organization
is under way within the ranks of the party, |
its object being to elect a Board that will
pay the old Doodle claims, which amount
to several hundred thousand dollars.
Better Than Governor of California.
New YORK, October 18th. Anthony
Hamilton, the famous colored Jockey, has
signed an agreement to ride for August
Belmont next season at salary of $4,000. |
Senator Hearst paid Hamilton $6.5G0 last
season, but Hamilton and trainer Allen
were unable to work harmoniously.
Captain Kids Pets.
KANSAS CITY, October 1S.h.-A large |
number of small incendiary fires have oc-
Cured recently. The police have discov-
cred that the incendiaries were band Of
school boys ranging in age from II to 10 |
years. They were regularly organized and |
called themselves Captain Kids Pets. The |
leaders are under arrest.
1t Took Place Long Ago.
BosroN, October 1Sth.-With regard to the |
reported marriage of Maggie Mitchell to |
her leading man, Charles Abbott, the Bos-
ton Herald announces to-day on authority |
that the ceremony took place at the resi- |
deNce of the actress in Long Branch June |
18th last.
English Land Syndicate.
AUSTIN Tex, October 18th-The Capt. !
tai Freehold Land and Investment Com
pany of England has filed charter with
the Secretary State. The operations em
brace coo 600 acres of Capital Syndicate
lands in the Panhandle. The capital is
SO 100000.
Suing a Glucose Company.
RocHEsTER On. ", October 1Sih.-Susan
B. Anthony and Mary S. Anthony are su-
ing the American Glucose Company of
Buffalo for $125 600 stock and back divi-
dends. The defendants claim the stock
was never issued to the plaintiffs.
Cherokee Commission.
GUTHRIE (Oklahoma), October 1Ssh.-The
Cherokee Commission has been at work
for the past few days with the Sac and
Fox Indians and, ii is thought, with great
success The Commission promises to sue
ceed in its work.
Jay Gould Ill.
WICHITA (Kas }, October 18Th. = Jay
Gould and party passed through here yes
terday. 1t is reported that Gould has been
sick since leaving Denver. He looks very
weary and worn. He did not get out of his
car.
Mere Skeletons.
New York, October 1Sth.-Twenty-th three
of Liverpool Jack s" victims who were
persuaded to visit Costa Rica, where they
were shamefully mistreated, arrived by
steamer to-day. They are mere skeletons.
Those Louisiana Bonds.
New ORLEANS, October 1Sth.-The Grand
Jury to-day returned six indictments in the
| State bond case three against Maurice j.
Hart, who held some of the stolen bonds,
and three against other parties.
Argued and Submitted.
| New York. October 1Sth.-David P.
Winnie, manufacturing agent for twine and
| cordaee, at 33S Broadway, assigned to-day
Liabilities, $32 900. He formerly had
| large trade ard branch at San Francisco.
Heavy Failure.
] ROCHESTER On. Y.) October 1sth.-The
appeal in the Kemmler electrical execution
| case was argued here to-day in the general
| term of the Supreme Court. A decision is
| axnecfed about JaBuaTy lst
Disastrous Fire.
VIRGINIA (Ili.), October 1sth-Ye Yesterday
morning a disastrous fire was started in o
| livery stable in the center of town and
rapidly spread, destroying several business