Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-01

vacation during that month, but the vaca-
ton might be waived 10 try the case. At
present | cannot state with any great def
niteness when the trial will be held. All
the indicted men will be tried together
OF that am confident, notwithstanding a
| fight will undoubtedly be made by the ac-
| cused for separate trials"
Struck by Locomotive.
CHICAGO, June 30th.-August Molten
| hauer, a farmer living near Elmherst,
while driving home in a wagon with some
friends from haywood last evening, tried
| to cross the Northwestern tracks ahead of a
suburban train. The wagon was struck
and demolished Mr.. Moltenhauer and
Mr.. Libeau were killed, Herlda Raditz,
aged IL, was fatally injured. and two other
children seriously hurt. No blame is at
| tached to the railroad people.
Diamond Dust.
CHICAGO, June 3Oth.-The games of base.
ball played throughout the East to-day re-
suited as follows:
At ST. Louis-St. Louis u, Louisville Z.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 3, Cincin-
natl g.
AT Columbus-Columbu 4, Baltimore Z.
At phia-Athletics 3, Brooklyn
Latest from Hayti.
New YORK, June 30th.-The steamer
| Ozana, from Hayti, arrived at the bar at
| $40 P N. When she sailed from Gcnavis
| Hippolyte was marching his men to Port
au Prince, and expected to have u 600 men
| before that city by July 9Th. The south
has risen, and sent to Hippolyte asking
arms and ammunition, promising to march
on Port-au Prince in conjunction with
| Hippolyte's troops.
| Railway Transfer.
CHICAGO, June 3Oth.-The Wabash Rail
way and all the property belonging to it
were delivered by Receiver McNulta to the
| purchasing committee at midnight to-
night and the operation OF the road by the
| Wabash Western management was begun.
| Henry l.. Magee will be General Superin-
| tendent of the entire system.
Striking Stockholders.
PITTsBURG. June 30th.-The strike at the
great steel plant of Carnegie against the
scale proposed by the firm was declared on
at a meeting of the Amalgamated Work
men to-day. After the repairs are COM
pleted if the men still persist in refusing to
sign the scale an attempt will be made to
operate the plant with new workmen.
Lynching in Iowa.
BEDFORD Uowa), June 30th.-An Indian,
/ EAhAAS LIS as Vial, VI ZIG OLldDd
tribe, was taken from Jail last night and
lynched by the citizens. He he'd been
caught Friday last attempting to outrage
the wife of Frank Glassman a farmer
four miles from this city.
The Sioux Commission.
SIOUX CITY Qa.), June 30th.-Governor
Foster and other members of the Sioux
Commission left here tonight for Cham
berlain, Oak. Governor Foster stated that
80 signatures were needed yet for ratifca.
ton. These will be secured at the up-rivel
agencies.
Successful Cadets.
| ANNAPOLIS, June 30th-Elliott Snow, O
Utah and Edward Moale, Jr., of Montana
are among the naval cadets CT the class Of
1888 who have just completed their final
examination and have been recommended
10 be retained in the navy to fill vacancie:
as ensigus.
Loss of a Ferry steamer.
WATERFOWL On. ", June 30th.-Ths
largest ferry steamer on the st. Lawrence
the William Armstrong of 0gdensburg
went TO the bottom of the river this morn
ing while ferrying railroad cars. So far a,
learned, no lives were lost.