Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-22

eral Hayes was on his way home from
| Columbus at the time, and il was o'clock
when he arrived in Fremont
Terrible Cyclone in Missouri.
ALBANY Mo-, June 2Ist.-A cyclone
! passed over Northwestern Missouri yester-
| day afternoon, demolishing q number of
| dwellings. a school-house and other prop
! erty.
| The house of H. P. Williams, three
! miles east, was destroyed. Williams nine
| year old son ands his mother-in-law, Mrs.
| Christopher, were instantly killed. Mrs
! Williams was fatally injured, ard three
children were badly hurt. The village of
| Lone Star was nearly destroyed and two or
! three persons were fatally injured, and
aany other farm houses and buildings were
| destroyed in the vicinity.
Honoring a Criminal.
| CHARLESTON IS. ca, June 21st.-The
| Lafay cite Artillery, The oldest organization
| of the kind in the South, has elected DR.. T.
| g. McOew surgeon, McDew is in Jail
| awaiting trial for the killing of Captain
! Dawson, the editor Of the Nelg5 and Courier.
! in Merch last The action of the Lafayette
| Artillery is REGARDED as significant Of the
| drift of public opinion in regard to the
! case. The company is composed of solid
citizens and com manded by Captain BoIzer,
the County Judge. Among Its member
ship are many prominent professional
men.
Diamond Dust.
CHICAGO, June 21st-The result of the
| baseball games played throughout the East
yesterday vas as follows
At Louisyille-St. Louis :, Louisville s.
At phia-Athletics 5, Columbus
| 0.
Al Pittsburg- Rain: no game.
A DhS1aIaIrb;c
AtIndianapolis-IndianapoIis At s, Wash
ingtOn 8
At CleveIsnd-Cleveland 6, New York II.
Only Scare.
New York, June 2lst-Dr William NJ.
Smith, Health Officer, was kept busy yes
terday diagnosing the case OF DR.. Il. w. II.
| Duncan, surgeon of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Colon, now supposed 10 be down with
yellow fever. Tie doctor, il the latest
bulletin sent out, does not think there was
any yellow fever at all, but something
which looked like It. In the meantime the
good people of Brooklyn who live in the
neighborhood Of l73 Hancock street have
had enough sensation to supply them for a
month.
Yale Wins a Boat Race.
NEw LONDON Conn, June 2lst.-The
eight-oa-ed, four-mile siraight-away race
between Yale and the University of Penn
sylyania varsity crews was rowed this
evening over the Thames river and was
won by Yale by one and one-half lengths
The official time was: Yale, $3.50; Penn
sylysnia, 1856. The interest in the race
centered almost wholly in the exhibition
given by the Yaies as a means of judging
Of her chance in the big race next Friday
against Harvard.
InIfarS Nurf3araI
Fort SMITH (Ark), June 2lst.-Two
Choctaw Indians who had drawn several
hundred dollars from the Choctaw funds
and started for this city were killed Tues
day night in the woods of Sugar Loaf
mountain, Indian Territory, 30 miles south
of here, Their remains were found yester-
day by an Indian school teacher. Both
men had been shot and their pockets rifed.
Their horses were also stolen. Deputy
Marshals have been ordered to scout the
country.
Thorougi,breds Tor California.
New YORK, June 21st.-The Tennessee
| thoroughbred yearlings were sold at Wash
ington Park to-day. The attendance was
small. Fortyfour head sold for Sl4, $40.
Among those sold was a chestnut flly,
Feb. 28th, by Blazes, dam TradewiId by
Great Tom, 10 Theodore Winters of Sacra-
mento, fo- 1915; bay colt, March 10th. by
Blazes dam Emma Howson By Watson, to
D. Mccarthy OF San Francisco, for $525
LIE Caron's Record.
CHICAGO, June 2lst.-Winfield S. Han
cock Post, G. A. R.. of this city, have dis
| covered that LIE Caron, the English spy,
was member of their post and that he
joined the army for the purpose of acting
as. an English spy. lie Caron will be
court martialed, and there is enough evil
dence in the hands of the post to drive him
from the Grand Army to the tune of the
RCgue's March
Lost in the Flood.
LITTLE Rock Ark. June 21st.-During
heavy rain-sIorm in Van Buren, and Con-
way counties last Saturday night, an old
man named Emmersen had the misfortune
to lose his wife and seven children in the
flood. There was tremendous rain near
Clinton, the county seat of Van Buren
county, on the upper Red river, and it was
near this place the distressing accident took
place.
New Wharyes and Docks.
CHICAGO, June 21st-A plan will be pre-
sented to the City Council next week pro-
viding for the sale OF the entire lake front
age within the city limits. 1t is stated the
purchasers are ready to erect docks and
wharves along the lake front, and all the
vessel traffic will be withdrawn from the
rivers.
a Brave Girl.
RocKToN Is. c., June 2lst.-Andy Cald.
well, negro, to-day Overpowered a white
woman in forest and committed an out
| rageous assault. a young girl who wit
messed the crime, fred upon Caldwell, dan
gerously wounding him. Caldwell was
| arrested, but lynchers took him from the
Sheriff and shot him to DEATH
Killed by Thunderstorm.
SCRANTON pa, June 21st.-A terrific
thunderstorm passed over this city this
evening doing much damage Several
houses were struck by lightning and set
on fire and Harry Somers, years old, was
killed. George Somers, the father of the
boy, was seriously injured.
Err Monkeying With the Ballot.
ST. LOUIS, June 2lst.-The United States
Grand Jury has returned indictments
against seventeen alleged offenders against
| the naturalization laws. Among the in
| dicted are several we'll known politicians
| and city officials. The indictments grew
out OF the late election.
Large Figure,
PHILADELPHIA, June 21st-Official re-
| turns received from every county in the
| State gives the following result Majority
against the prohibition amendment, 1S9,-
| o20; majority against the suffrage amend
| meht, providing for the repeal of the poll
tax qualification, 235,540.
Beet Sugar Industry.
READING (Pa.), June 21st-Claus Spreck-
| els promises the Reading Board of Trade 10
! establish sugar refinery here, providing
| the farmers of the surrounding country
| will plant 10000 acres of beets.
Alleged Crooked Cashier.
| PIgTsBURG pa, June 21st.-John 0. Nc
| Masters, ex-sssistant cashier of the defunct
| Farmers and Mechanics Bank, was ar
! rested to-day on charges of embezzlement.
McA;aster was held in $4,000 bail