Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-20
South Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS South Dakota), July
l9th.-To-day' session of the Convention
was one of the longest thus far held. The
only business developed was the SUBJ
mission of a dozen reports of standing
committees, all of which were made the
special order for next Tuesday. The re-
port of the Committee on Federal Rela-
tons included a memorial to Congress
asking for the appointment of commits.
sion for the purpose of making thorough
and complete photographic survey of the
State, including mineral formations of the
Black Hills and the artesian basin, and to
determine the extent OF the artesian sys-
tenn and its value for the purpose of agri-
culture.
The Manufacturing Schedule Committee
have refused to report favorably on the
Australian ballot system.
Another English Purchase.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 19th.-Representa-
tives of the English syndicate who have
been in the city for a month inspecting the
tiour-mills, to-day completed their nego-
tiations with Van Duzen, of Rochester,
Mimi, by which the entire Van Duzen
line of elevators along the Omaha is trans
ferred to an English syndicate. The price
paid is said to be about five million dollars.
Another Secret Marriage.
New YORK, July 19th-Jay Gould's
youngest son. Edwin, sailed for Europe on
the City of Paris, to-day. Directly under
his name on the registry appeared the
name Mrs. Could" without initials. 1t
is believed that Edwin was secretly mar
ried, and has gone abroad on a wedding
tour. The name of the supposed bride is
unknown.
Cincinnati Flood.
Tul o,t;
mated at between $50, 900 and $50, 900, was
done to property here early this morning
by an overflow of the canal, caused by a
heavy rain-storm Cellars were flooded,
and the water il York street and Central
avenue was several feet deep. The storm
was accompanied by heavy thunder and
intensely vivid lightning.
Aiders aud Abettors.
PURyIs Miss J, July 19th.-Severala aiders
and abettors of the late prize fight, includ-
ing Referee Fitzpatrick, Bud Renaud and
Charles w. Rich, owner of the fighting
grounds, were arraigned and released on
bail to appear at the next term of Court.
Charges will be preferred against Sheriff
Coward for accepting bribe.
Law-Breakers.
ST. PAUL (Minn.), July 19th.-Every
paper in this section printed minute de-
tails of the hanging of Albert Bulow at
Little Falls early this morning, not
withstanding the new State law prohibits
anything but the fact that the hanging took
place. 1t is expected that several prosecu-
tions will follow.
Will Face the Music.
BUFFALO, July 10th.-William H. Sher.
man. the missing member of the firm oi
Sherman Bros, accused of 5000 short.
age, has returned to face the music. He
attributes his losses, which led 10 the pres.
ent condition of affairs, to the recent barley
deal, in which many were swamped.
Crops Damaged.
CHICAGO, July 19th.-Advices from the
| Northwest show that the storm of last
| night was general throughout Montana anc
Dakota. 1t is feared that crops have beer
| damaged in several counties. a dispatch
from Neche, D. T., says only half a crop o.
| wheat will be harvested.
That Coal Oil Can Again.
MAITLAND (Pa.), July 19th.-The youDg
! daughter of Mrs. Michael Stein attempted
to kindle fire with the aid of kerosene
when the can exploded throwing blazing
| oil over herself and two small sisters. Al
were horribly burned and died in grea
agony.
Sad Case of Suicide.
POINT PLEASANT On. J.), July 10TH
Anita and Merriam Bough, maiden sisters
committed suicide with arsenic. They lef
note saying they were tired of being olt
maids, and were anxious to end the miser,
OF single life.
Grand Master Powderly.
CHICAGO, July 19th.-Mr. Powderly ha
gone to Dubuque, Ia, where he will speal
] tonight on the labor movement.