Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-11
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DOMESTIC
The Senate has passed the fertilization appro
priation bill.
Jack Dempsey denies thai he is about to come
to California very soon.
At Houghton La a party of whites lynehed
Haywood Handy, eolored
The Harlem Democratic Club observed Til
den's birthday by banquet.
Representative Thomas may enter Harrisonis
Cabinet as Secretary of the Navy
Two meu were killed and several others in
jured by an explosion at Brooklyn.
The Dakota Assembly has defeated the
woman suffrage bill by a vote of 20 TO %
General Harrison has been presented with a
handsome Bible by the Tippecanoe Club.
CAicago reporters have unearlhed one of the
largest fences ever discovered in that city.
Minister Phelps and wife and Mollie Garfield
| and her husband arrived from Euro pc Saturday.
The President has removed Civil Service
Commissioner Edgerton and nominated Hugh
5. Thompson of South Carolina to succeed him.
About thirty farmers in Berks county. Pa,
have been sold out this winter by the Sheriff.
! Farming does not pay in that section of the
| State
The bondsmen made good the shortage of A.
| s. Godkin, cashier of the New York elevated
roads. Godkin IS in Nyack. This ends the
matter.
| Assistant Cashier OF the Commercial National
Baus. committed suicide, The cause is un-
known.
| The Chicago and Northwestern Railway. in
connection with the Union Pacific Company, has
iuaugurated a special fast passenger train serv-
| ce between Chicago and Denver.
| Frank Murphy of Birmingham Eng. and Ike
Weir of Boston have been matched TO fight
J twenty five ronnds in Boston for the feather
| weight Championship about March Sth.
! colored laborer in Lee county, Ky. was
ruthlessly shot and killed by William Shaw, d
Desperate The murderer came near being
! lynched, but was finally landed in Jail.
| At Haverhill, Mass, Judge Carter threw the
case against the French PaTochial School out OF
! Court The opponents ass RED that II was not
/ conducted according TO tie requirements of the
! State law on education.
John D. Rockefeller, President of the Stand
! ard Oil Company, who is believed TO be the per-
son who has promised to give SO, 600 geo for the
! endowment of q great Baptist University TO be
| located either in New York or Chicago, eenies
| that he IS the man.
The Curriers' who had possession of little An
ME Redmond, have been arrested. Mrs. Gurley
| says the child was given TO her by Maggie Cor
t, don, who said 1t was her own. She never sus-
pected it be ouged o Redmond or she would
have returned it. The police are looking for
| Mrs Gordon.
The British bark Glen Grant was wrecked at
Holyhead.
A bark was lost off Grinsby and all on board
were drowned.
another American tour with Sarah Bernhard.
Gladstone's contemplated visit to Rome has
| been abandoned at the request of the Italian
| Premier.
| o'Brien has been served with third sum
mons under the Crimes Act. 1t is stated that he
viii be removed from ClonInel to Tralee Jail on
| Monday.
| On Saturday morning waiter at the Balmo-
\ rel tIote', in Montreal, cut mans head off
| with TN on Jurors street. The murderer was
! arrested.
| Mrs. AicNuliy, aged 60 years, and Annie Nc
CURE aged II, Were frozen to death about 200
!, yards from home five miles from ottawa, Ont,
| IN blizzard, On Wednesday last
Referring 10 his discovery of the diehtheric
germ, Pasteur says: cur children are in luck.
\ 1t viii be much peassnter to live in the TWEEN
| tieth century, when epidemics' viii be done
/ away with
| De Lesseps has issued another eircuar to the
subscribers to the stock new Panama Ca
nal Company, declaring that the destiny of the
work must now be left 10 the liquidato:s OF the
old company.
| On SATURDAY Father MeFaddeH was escorted
| from Glenmore to Londonderry by the police.
| Engineers and skirmishers at intervals of 500
1 yards watched the route in order to prevent the
! rolling OF powders upon The railway. Father
/ MeFadden will be charged with completely in
| the murder OF Inspector Martin.
PACIFIC COAST.
fisherman was attacked by large devil
| fish of Victoria.
| Illegal voting is being discovered III the San
| Diego election contest.
| The San Diego sun has been purchased and
merged with the t5,ioa
The steamer Lurlne coilided with the steamer
| Traveller on the Columbia river.
Two surveys have been made for q railroad
| between santa Ana and Long Beach.
| Mrs. Noon, OF Dapville, Contra Costa county,
was thrown from buggy and killed Friday.
| F. Harbor was killed and E. Foster fatally in
jured in Oregon, on Friday, while telling a tree.
| The recent earthquake shock caused panic
| in q ballroom at San Jacinto, san Diego county.
| The arrangements are nearly competed for
the coming citrus fair OF san Bernardino county.
| The last spike was driven on Saturday on the
Sonotna and Ukiah extension OF the Donahue
| line.
| Track lsying on the knights Landing extern
sion Of the Northe Il California road is going en-
steadily.
Giacono Logsrbo was convicted in san Jose
of murder in the second dgree. lie killed his
| step-daughter.
| David Stokes, who has been foreman Of the
/. North bloomfield gravel mine in Nevada
county. since the company commenced opera
| tons died ou Saturday.
J. II. Williams 2 Montana raneher, was ar
| rested upon the complaint of his seventeen
yearud son, charged with maintaining unnat-
ural relations With his welve-y ear-old daughter.