Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-24
Struck the Wrong Man.

OMAHA, November 23d.-A special iron
Valparaiso says j. V. Lewis, proprietor o
the Arcade Hotel there, quarreled with ,
young German jeweler by the name
of Hurch this morning and STRUCK
him. Hurch drew revolver and free
three shots, all of which took effect
inficting wounds from which Lewis will
die. Lewis fired twice at Husch without
effect. He is a large man, while Husch is
almost boy. Husch is under arrest.
A Clergyman Suicides.
COUNCIL BLUFFS (Ia.), November 3d.
At noon to-day the body of Rev. Martin
Sorensen, an Episcopal clergyman, was
found in the woodshed at the rear of his
premises with deep cash in his neck and
another on his left wrist. He had bled tc
death. 1t was evidently case of deliber.
ate suicide. Insanity is the only reason
assigned. Sorensen was GA years OF age.
Baby Bond Cases.
New ORLEANS, November 23d.-The
Grand Jury finished the consideration Of
the "baby bond" cases to-day. Two indict-
ments were found in the blank, one for
embezzlement, the other for forgery, both
presumably against ex-Treasurer Burke
The illegal issue of "baby bonds is esti-
mated at 81, 100000.
Sensational Letter.
COLUMBIA Is. o., November 23d.-Gen-
eral Bradley Johnson, commander of the
Confederate troops, writes sensational let
ter to Senator Butler concerning the Grand
Armv's protests against rebel monuments
at Gettysburg. He declares 1.-THE North
wages war on the South solely for profit
Death of DIR. Tansky.
NEW York. November 23d.-Dr. Ru-
dolph Tansky, the noted expert on in
sanity, who became insane and attempted
to kill his wife and himself in January,
1885, died Yesterday in the Bloomingdale
ASYLUM. He was one of the experts in the
Guiteau case.
"Margery Daw."
DENVER (Col), November 23d.-Ths first
presentation in America of 'Margery
Dawn was given at the Tabor Grand Opera
House last night and tonight by Patti
Rosa to crowded houses. The perform
ance was a success in every respect and
well received by the public.
Corn vs.. Coal.
H1AwATHA (Kas.), November 23d. =
Farmers are burning their corn crop for
fuel, finding it cheaper than coal. Corn is
sold on the farm at 20 cents bushel, while
the average price Of coal delivered at the
farm ranges from 81 to % cents per bushel
F1atIy Denied.
ST.. LOUIS, November 23d.-The reports
that James A. Smith, of the Smith Ice and
Fuel Company, had left the city with q
large amount of other peoples money is
fatty denied by his attorney, who says MI
Smith has not left the city.
Nine Lives Lost.
New YORK, November 23d.-It is now
believed that nine lives were lost through
the collision and sinking of the Old Do
minion steamer Manhattan, which ran into
the schooner Agnes Manning Thursday
night.
FRANKLIN (Pa), November 3d.
Miller and Sibley declined an offer o
$50. 900 for the yearling colt Electric Bell
brother of the noted stallion st. Bell. it Il
the highest price ever offered for an untriec
trotter.
PHILADELPHIA, November 23d.-Last eve
ming the store house of Sharpless Brothers
dry. goods, was burned with its contents
Loss, $4,000.
Harvard Whitewashed.
SPRrssFrELp (Msss.), November 3d.
The football game between the Yale ant
Harvard teams resulted in Yale 8, Harvard
Dartmouth Wins.
SPR1reFIELp (Mass.), November 3d.
Dartmouth defeated Williams in the foot
ball game this morning by score OF 2
to g.