Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-12

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fused to talk.
Damn the newspapers" said he; ''they
have ruined me already"
The party proceeded to the hotel and
Kilrain stripped to the waist to wash. His
body appeared badly swollen and was COW
cred with plasters. A big spot on his right
side was blood red and bloated. Conster-
nation was created by the news of Sulli-
vans arrest at Nashville, and Kilrain and
his party in order to avoid arrest hired
carriages and drove overland in the direc-
tion of Shelbyville, thirty miles distant
| The Sheriff of this county tonight received
q telegram from Governor Lowry, of Mis-
sissippi, offering $500 reward for the arrest
of Kilrain and his party.
The Sheriff has organized posse and
gone On the trail of the pugilists. The lat
ter have one hour the start.
Interstate Commerce.
CHICAGO, July 11th.-A session of the
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
was held to-day. 1t was decided to allow
all rail routes between the West and the
seaboard to meet anv rates made by the
lake and mail routes.
In consequence of the action of the Chi
cago and Alton in Withdrawing from the
Association, the Presidents of the other
Kansas City lines were constituted a COM
mlttee to take such joint action as they
| might agree upon at any time in protecting
their interests against the competition of
the Alton. The Association then ad-
| lourned, subject to the call of the Chair
| man.
Mucbly- Married Maiden.
SHELBYvILLE Qnd.), July 11th.-Charles
| Surtles, who for some time has been a
sutton for the hand of Mrs. Mollie Garvin.
angered by her refusal to make him her
ninth husband, went to her house at late
hour last night, and attacked her while
she was in bed with Ratchet, infiicting
wounds which may prove fatal, and max
| ing his escape.
She had divorced her eighth husband
| for the purpose of marrying Surtles, but
| they had quarrel and she refused to keep
| her promise. Mollie was bound over in
Court Wednesday for shooting two men,
Gid Palmer and son, who tried TO force
| their company on her.
Remains to be Forwarded.
CHICAGO, July 11th.-The remains of II.
A. Pearsons, who was drowned in the lake
while bathing last Sunday, will be en-
balmed and shipped to San Francisco. 1t
was stated that he had an aunt, whose
whereabouts could not be discovered 1t
| is now learned that the lady in question,
Mrs. II. G. Newhall. died of an operation
w
| days ago, and that her remains passed
through this city Tuesday night on their
way to the same burial ground that her
nephew's will be placed in. She was the
only surviving relative on her mothers
side.
Railroad Construction.
NEW YORK, July 1lth.-The Railroad
Gazette of July 18th will publish a table
showing 1,410 miles of new main line
track built in the first six months of this
year in the United States, against 2 $50 in
the corresponding period of last year.
If this ratio is maintained throughout
the year the total new mileage would be
about $500 miles. The Southern States
have built As per cent of the total new
construction of this year. The Southwest
ern States "a per cent.
Getting Signatures.
CHAMBERLAIN Is. d., July 11th.-The
Commission left Crow Creek this evening.
One hundred and twenty-seven had signed,
less than last year. Others desired to sign
upon conditions which the Commission
was powerless to agree to. The lists were
left with the agents, by whom signatures
Will be received, in expectation that the re-
quisite Ihree-fourths will eventually be re-
ceived. Tomorrow the Commission goes
to the Cheyenne Agency.
Colonel Zollinger Suicides.
BALTIMORE, July 11th.-Colonel William
P. Hollinger, prominent merchandise
broker and exCommander of the Fifth
Maryland Regiment, shot and killed him
self al his residence here this afternoon.
The family claim it accidental, but the
general belief is that it was case of sui
eide. He was sufferer from chronic dys-
pepsa.
Warning Italians.
BETHLEHEM (Pa.l, July 11lh.-A desper-
ate and bloody battle, between Italian la
borers, took place on the Schuylkill and
Reading Railroad, near Reading. The
men had been drinking, and divided into
two factions. Knives and clubs were used
on both sides. Twenty men and women
are reported either fatally cut or dubbed.
Mrs. Porter Ashe Not Married.
New YORK, July 11th.-The Mail and
Express this evening explains the mistaken
statement that Mrs. Porter Ashe was mar
ried to Harry 'iillig. The story arose from
the fact that lady bearing a name similar
to that of Mrs. Ashe prior to the latter's
marriage was welded yesterday to cousin
of Henry f. Giilig.
Mrs. Tyler's Funeral.
RICHMOND (Va.), July 11th-Mrs. Tyler's
remains will be inferred in HOLLYWOOD
cemetery, between the graves of her hus-
band, ex-President Tyler, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. II. Spencer. Among the hon
orary pall-bearers are Governor FitZhugh
Lee, Mayor H. Taylor Ellison, Speaker
Caldwell of the House of Representatives
and the Judges of the city Courts.
Fire Record.
CHICAGO, July 11th.-Fowler Brothers
packing house in the town of Lake had a
narrow escape from total destruction by fire
this morning The fire originated on the
second floor department, in which hams
are cured. The FIRE was quite brisk for half
an hour, but was confined to the inside of
the building. The damage will be over
$4,000.
Chicago Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, July 11th.-Porter Bros. & Com
pany sold two carloads of fruit to-day as
follows: Bartlett pears, 50 05 to 81 IS;
Capp's Favorite pears, 81 05: Purple Duane
plums. 81 IS; German prunes. 81 IS to 81:
Royal native plums 81 20 to 81 80; grapes,
81 80 to So 05; nectarines, 81 TO- peaches,
81 20 TO 81 10.
FALLING an Official.
DENVER, July 1lth.-Acting Secretary of
State Wyatt was arrested this afternoon at
o'clock for refusing to comply with the
order of the Court and was locked in the
county Jail to serve his sentence of ten
udyS. IL IS expected an appllCatlOn Will be
made in the morning for his release on a
writ of habeas corpus.
Don't Like the Boycott.
MILWAUKEE, July 1lth.--No definite &C
ton was taken at the meeting of the g. A.
r. Encampment Council o-night. The
meeting adjourned until Saturday to await
further developments. The sentiment,
however, was to hold the reunion despite
the boycotting circular of the Department
comrades from eight neighboring States.
Death OF Noted Woman.
New YORK, July 18th. = Mrs. r. S.
Beatty, widow of James Beatty, a whole
sale grocer of this city, died to-day at Dan
vile, New York, aged so. She was a warm
supporter of woman suffrage and an honor
AIRY member of the Women's National
Social Science League of California.
Fast Young Man.
LONG BRANCH IN. j., July 11th.-The
young millionaire George Law, Presiden
of the Eighth Avenue Street Railroad. New
York, who delights in the company of
gamblers and prize fighters, was tleeced
again. He was taken to a gambliug-house
drunk, induced to play and lost $50, 900.
Grand Army Tents.
MILWAUKEE (Wis.), July 11th.-Tbe
Mayor has signed the resolution appropri-
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