Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-20
Deaths Caused hr Lightning.

ST. PAUL, August 19.h.-Reports have
been received of severe storms at Plain
view and st. Hilliard last night From
the latter place it is reported that heavy
hailstorm, accompanied by strong wind.
struck about six miles north of the town
and did great damage to wheat not yet in
shock.
1t also broke wiudow-glass extensively
Chunks of ice an inch square were found
severe thunder-shower, during which Bart
ley Costello, stage-driyer, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed.
al Will Never Fight Again.
CINCINNATI, August I9th.-John L. Sulli.
view at his hotel before leaving for the
East Sullivan said lone thing is sure, /
will never fight again, and think the
business is done for in this country, at least
for years. The Mississippians treated me
royalty. think I'll get OF, but if don't
FL be right there and do my time like a
man. ! don't want any reception at home.
I've had enough advertising for while"
Oregon on Wheels.
CHICAGO, August 19th.-W I. Sherman
and p. C. Kaufman, of Portland Or, are
in the city with private exhibition con.
tanning numerous samples of Oregon
products. The cer leaves to-day for
Williams Grove. Pennsylvania, where
it will be on exhibition from August 9Th
| to 3lst.
1t will be at the Buffalo exhibition from
September Sd to 18th and at Detroit from
September 18th TO 9th, and then it will be
brought here. Over 10000 one-halfpound
bags of white wheat will be distributed 10
farmers throughout the country.
Application Denied.
New YORK, August 19th.-Judge Ingra.
ham, of the Supreme Court, denied the ap-
pllcation of Receiver Gray, of the North
River Sugar Refinery Co, for an Injunction
against the corporations composing the
Sugar Refineries Company or sugar trust,
restraining tn m from Dip sing of their
assets or transferring their properly.
The Judge said as an appeal had been
| taken from his judgment in the action
against the North River Sugar Refining
Company. no injunction should be granted
until the discrimination of the ,peal.
| Swindling a Widow.
CHICAGO. August l9fh-Mrs. Kate Cur.
| lis. with her five children, started from
! Newcsstle-on-Tyne last month to cross tbs
Atlantic snd Join her husband In Seattle
They were the prey Of swindlers from the
| first and their scanty savings went to NEE,
unl0oked-for expenses. The mother and
children found themselves IN Chicago Sat.
urday penniless. A fund was raised to.
day TO send them to Seattle.
Chief Justice Fulicrss Opinion.
PITTsBCRe. August 19th.-Chief Justice
| Fuller, when asked about the killing OF
| Terry, said he heard Terry uttered threats
| agaisst Field, and was surprised when be
learned that Field had been arrested. Il
cannot see what he had to do with the
murder any more than any other spsc.a-
tor" added the Chief Justice.
Morinons Lyncisea.
ELLESBoRo Nv. va}. August l9sh.-Two
Mormon elders. Deycir and Shinn. at
tempted to hold a meeting ID Pine Grove
isst night. The crowd attacked the mis-.
sionaries with clubs, stones and venerable
eggs. The Mornons were badly beaten.
their clothes ruined and Shinn severely cut
on the head.
Transportation of Goods.
i WASHINGTON. August Ia.h.-~Notice has
been issued by the Treasury Department
saying that there was no Law aufborizino
the transportation Of goods from one point
in the United States through Mexican Ter.
ri.ory The attention Of the De.
partment was today called ~ of