Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-08
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed kilograms from All Parts OF
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Santa Cruz wants a jail.
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tho World.
Santa Cruz wants jail.
white Caps are still active in Ohio.
In the Nspa municipal election 7S6 votes were
cast.
Santa Barbara claims to have eight thousand
Inhabitants.
Oroyille has driven out all the gamblers and
opium fiends.
A decision in the Chae Chang Ping case is
looked for on Monday.
The wheelmen will have a tournament at
Stockton on the Fourth of July.
The houses of sixteen Boulangsts at Neuilly
have been searched by the police.
Thirty persons who were selling socialist
pamphlets have been arrested at Hamburg.
Walter t. Logan an attorney died at st. Johns
Arizona, on Monday, OF an overdose OF NOR
phine.
Senator Stanford's California trotters will be
sold at auction to-day in New York. They have
been attracting much attention.
Rumors are current that Dr. Cronin, supposed
to have been murdered, is en- route to London
to testify before the Parnell Commission.
Leopold Steiner, while riding on the top OF a
box car at Spokane Falls, partly intoxicated,
fell under the wheels and was instantly killed
The immense soap and perfumery factory OF
David and William Gibbs, !. London, one of the
largest in the world, was totally destroyed by
fire.
The California Ath'et Club is arranging a
contest between Tommy Warren and Frank
Murphy, the champion feather-weight of En-
gland.
A seventeen-year-oldd daughter of ]. N Hamil-
ton, of New Orleans, left the gambler she had
eloped with Monday at Los Angeles and went
home with her father.
Millionaire Van Every has been sued at Los
Angeles for property which he transferred to
eyade satisfying Miss Dykes judgment III the
breach-ofpromise suit.
Two men employed in lumber mill at Salem,
Or, tried to adjust belt last Monday while the
machinery was in motion. One man lost an ear,
the other had his skull fractured.
Governor Richardson, of South Carolina, on
his return from New York. says the Centennial
has obiterated more of sectional lines than ten
years of the natural course of events.
William o. Brien and Edward W. Harrington,
released from prison TO testify before the Par
nell Commission, are on their way to London.
Harrington is attired in his prison dress.
The notorious dance house at FIesno, which
was CLOSED by the Vigilance Committee last
year, has been granted liquor license by the
Trustees, and the papers predict trouble.
Lincoln Curtis, chief salesman for Congdon &
Aylesworth, wholesale boot and shoe dealers of
Providence, r. l., was arrested yesterday
charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT of So, 900.
General Merritt telegraphs to the War Depart
ment that Colonel Wade reports all quiet in
Oklahoma, and that the scouts have discovered
no attempt 10 settle in the Cherokee outlet.
The receipts for duties at the San Francisco
Custom house during the past week amounted
to S2SS, 092 81. The total collections since the
commencement of the year foot up IS, 259. 594 81.
A Radical banquet given in Terni, Rome,
Monday night to celebrate the anniversary OF
the French revolution ended in street riot be-
tween workmen and the military in which sew
eral persons were injured.
Ex-President Clevelands horses and carriages
were sold yesterday at auction. A large crowd
was present and bidding was spirited. The
sealbrowns brought Sal each, the landau $780,
and the victoria $685. About S, 500 in all was
realized.
Owing TO long-continued idleness in the
Scranton coal mines, a large number of miners
are in most destitute condition and in danger
of actual starvation. They are quiet peaceable
people, but hunger is pushing them, and bread
riots are feared. The company stores are under
guard.
The stage-coach between Fulsifer and Lin
wood, Wis, was held up by a masked man or
Saturday afternoon. The mail pouches were
carried off and rifled. They contained but lit
| tie. Two passengers were terrified and dared
| not interfere. A similar attempt few week.
ago failed.
The Treasury Department yesterday issued 8
circular to Collectors of Customs, directing them
| to at once send to the Department a statement
showing the station of each officer and employt
| in that customs district and hereafter to repoI
monthly all changes in the force during the
preceding month.
The Carter divorce case was opened yesterda,
| at Chicago with the continuation of the deposi
| ton of J. F. Bearce. He said he met Mrs. Car
| ter shortly after she went to Cooperstown, ant
had seen her frequently at Long Branch; haC
written her and received letters from her. bu
| that his social intimacy with her was no greate
| than with other ladies of the hotel.
| William Dietrich, seventeen years old, dieC
Yesterday at Louisville from wounds received a
| the hands of Sebastian Ebinger. Sunday after
| noon Frank Burton, aged seventeen, and Ru
dolph Gossman, aged nineteen, were also sho
at the same time by Ebinger. Gossman will die
The shooting occurred as the result of row
about drinks in a saloon. Ebinger took tn,
saloon keepers part against the boys.
Bishop Keane. rector of the Washington Cath
Ollie University, has returned from Rome witt
the Pope's approval of the statutes of the insti
tuition having secured as members of the fac
ulty the following Dogmatic Theology, Dr.
| Schroeder, of Cologne; Professor of Moral Theol
| ogy DR.. Bouquil}on, OF the University of Lise
| ia France; Holy Scriptures. DR.. Hyvernst; En-
glish Literature, Charles Warren Stoddard.