Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-07

oil trust made a report this afternoon. 1t
! showed that the President and Treasurer
used the funds of the trust for the purpose,
as they state, of maintaining and strength
ening the credit of the concern by support
! ing the prices of certificates. Flagler. the
| President, contributed S150,000, and J. o.
| Morse, the Treasurer $100, 600 toward max
| ing good the loss, and a balance OF $277, 110
has been charged off on the books of the
company. A report providing for chang
| ing the trust into corporation was adopted.
The new concern will have $21, ,000, 600 COM
mon stock and S15,00o,000 preferred.
Dinsmore Bigamist.
| MILWAUKEE, November 9th. = Robert
Dinsmore and Wilhelmina Gustsfson were
married here few weeks ago. The groom
| claimed to be q resident of New York, and
the bride leader in Scandinavian social
circles of Chicago. a letter was received
| to day by the Justice who performed the
| ceremony. which says the writer is a
nephew of Dinsmore, who is San Fran.
| cisco stock broker, and has been married
| for twenty-four years. His wife is now
| suing for divorce. The woman he mar
ried here is said to be one of his customers.
! She was lady operator in the San Fran
| cisco stock market.
Minority Would Withdraw.
! CHICAGO, November 6th.-Among the
| delegates already here to attend the Ma
tional Convention of the W. G. T. o.,
which assemblies on Friday, is Mrs. J. Ellen
| Foster, of Iowa. She was asked tonight
what would be the result if the indorse-
ment of the third party in politics is sgain
given in this Convention and the protest of
the minority ignored Mrs. Foster would
not state positively, but thought it safe to
say that the minority will withdraw from
the w. c. T. U. in body in such event.
Striking Switchmen.
New ORLEANS, November 6th.-A strike
among the railroad switchmen began at the
yards of the Northeastern road some days
| ago and is spreading, with possibility Of
[ spreading to other lines of railroad.
| The workmen in the Southern Pacific,
Illinois Central, Louisville and Nashville
and valley roads also went out yesterday.
| The strikers warn of the new men EN-
ployed TO take their places.
The affairs look ugly. The strike is for
an increase in wages.
The Swift Teutonic.
New YORK, November 6th.-For the sec
ond time the new White Star Line steam
ship Teutopic has beaten her rival, the
City of New York. Both came uD the bay
tonight after an exciting race from Queens
town. 1t Is estimated that the time of the
City of New York is six days seven hours
and ten minutes, and that of the White
Star steamer, six days, six hours and fifty
two minutes.
Strike of Railroad Employees.
| EVANSVILLE Qnd.), November 6th.-The
freight conductors and brakemen of the
| Evansville and Terre Haute and Evans
vile and Indianapolis Railroads, of the
Mackey lines, struck to-day, claiming that
they were not receiving standard wages.
The company had acceded to part of their
| demands, to take effect Immediately. The
company not agreeing to this the men
struck. Everything is quiet.
SprinSy Nags.
CHICAGO, November 6th.-At the Ameri-
can horse-show tonight the worlds record
for high jumping was broken by II inches.
making total Jump 6 feet 103 inches by
Ontario, owned by S. S. Woodland, of
| Mount Morris, n. Y, and by Roseberry,
owned by Morehouse and Pepper, of To-
| ronto. Each horse won $500, a special
purse of 81 900 having been offered for the
highest jump.
white Hat Dams" Stable.
New YORK, November 9Th. - At the
Boulevard Riding Academy this morning
| d. ]. McCarthys lot of horses was auc
toned. Bidding was very slow. and the
prices are conceded to be low. Farrell, a
bay gelding, brought 81 ,125 Hidalgo 81 050,
| Brown Filly. by Sweepstakes, out of Lady
| Woodruff. S725 The other horses sold
! brought from $525 to $50. Ten more in
this lot remain to be sold.
Storming at the Gulf.
GALVESTON, November CHA severe
gale ragged here Monday night and yester-
day, and a number of vessels were wrecked
in the hsrbor The steamer Lampssas is
overdue and has not yet been sighted.
Telegraph and railway traffic has been
seriously impeded. A number of streets
are flooded and business is at standstill.
The storm was the most seTere since the
gale of 1885.
DIR. Mary Weeks Indignant.
CHICAGO, November 6th.-Dr. Mary
| Weeks Barnett brought suit to-day Tor
$50, 600 damages against Frances E Willard,
President of the National Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union, and Caroline e.
Buell. and Esther Bugh, for circulating false
and defamatory statements against the
complainant concerning the management
of the National Women's Temperance Hos
pital.
Bloodthirsty Negroes.
| I d J,
people of South Boston, Halifax county,
are excited over the attempted assassina-
! ton yesterday of Hon. K. r. Noblin and
others by negroes, who fred upon the
party from ambush. Nobling was shot in
the eye and Julian Chappell was also
slightly injured. Three negroes have been
arrested.
Little Business Transacted.
New York. November 6th.-The Base
| ball Brotherhood to-day took up the mat
ter OF contracts, instead of constitution and
bylaws. The contract subject was referred
to a committee, which at 10 P. NJ. was not
ready to report, and the Brotherhood ad-
| iourned until tomorrow.
| Au-Americans at Pittsburg.
P1rrsBURG. November 6th-The All,
American excursionists arrived here this
| afternoon, after a pleasant days journey
| from Cincinnati. A brilliant reception was
held al the hotel this evening, after which
| the visitors retired.
Not an EIopement.
CHICAGO, November 6th.-Phil Armour,
Jr., and May Lester were quietly married
yesterday. 1t was reported that it was a
case of elopement, but this was denied at
the residences of both families tonight.
| Celebrated Mare Dead.
! PHILADELPHIA, November 6th.-Maggie
| B. B., dam of Iroquois and other celebrated
race horses. who was considered by many
to be the most celebrated brood mare in
America, is dead.
Wants Another Flyer.
| CHICAGO, November 6th-C. W. Will
| Jams, the former owner of Axtel bought at
| the horse sale here TO-DAY Patronage, a
brother of Patron, for s., 100.
| Another Notable Gone.
| LONDON, November 6th.-Viscount Fall
mouth is dead.
If you are all run down, tagged out, take
| Simmons Liver Regulator and be spry.