Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-13
NIontana's Convention.


HELENA, August 12th.-The COMMITTEES
on Suffrage reported back without recon-
mendation the proposition to submit VIC
man suffrage as o separate proposition.
Warren moved to suspend the rules and
ADOPT the resolution as separate PROPOSE
ton.
The motion was lost on the vote and thus
was the question postponed.
The substitute to submit the location of
the Capital until after admission in the
1892 to vote of the people was amended
by Luce to read that the temporary Capital
remain until such election takes place.
Carried. Thus Helena remains the Capital
until the election of 1892.
Destructive Fires in Idaho.
BOISE CITY, August 12th.-Tom Healy's
sawmill and $50 900 feet oflumber, twenty
five miles north of here, was burned yes
terday morning. 1t was owing to the care
lessness OF some of the mill hands. The
loss is not less than S25 eco and no insur-
ance.
The lumber from this mill all came TO
Boise City and the large amount of build
ing at this time will be delayed until lum-
Der can be procured from other sources.
The forest fires in the mountains are still
burning and will only be arrested by heavy
rains.
Hanged Himself in Prison.
LAWRENCE Mass.l August 12.h.-Harry
Sullivan, aged 81, was arrested at noon to-
DAY, charged with having caused the death
. his two weeks old baby. His Wits made
tie complaint, and the officers, on going
70 the house, found the body of male in
fant perfectly black and marks of scalds on
its face aud breast and legs.
A medical examination was held. but
thew nlrliI MT Uyhather Jaofl,
caused by the scslds or not While the
autopsy was being held Sullivan banged
himself in his cell.
Sugar Trusts.
New York, August 12h.-Receiyer w.
Gray, of the North River Sugar Refining
Company, has applied to Judge Ingrahan
of the Supreme Court for an order to re-
strain the Sugar Refiaeries Company, or
Sugar Trust, from declaring or paving
further divide DIS The Court granted q
preliminary INJUNCTION, and made an order
requiring defendants to show cause at
chambers tomorrow why the injunction
SHOULD not be made permanent. On the
report of the news at the Stock Exchange,
sugar rehneries stock fell from $11O to $I063.
Newsboys q Strike.
New YORK, August 12.h.-Five hundred
newsboys struck to-day against the in
creased price CHARGED them by the EUeRiaG
Sun and EgenHg World They had a pro-
cession, carried pacsrds advocating boy
c0tt of the two papers. They also tried to
persuade the public to refuse to buy the
papers from the office. The few bows who
purchased at the advanced rates had their
papers destroyed by the young strikers.
LATER-The newsboys won their fight
The papers acceded to their terms.
Wizards South Pole Expedition.
New YORK, August 18th. h.-Concerning
Henry Wizards South Pole expedition,
one of Wizards Secretaries says Willard
will lend his aid, but the principal pro-
moter is a Professor IN the German Uni
yersitv. Willard has been interested in the
scheme for two years and hundreds of
persons have applied for positions in the
expedition. 1t is expected to send two
vessels and to start next spring.
Suicide in Virginia.
WINCHESTER (Va), August 12th.-Dc. J.
B. Workman, prominent citizen, commit
ted suicide to-day by shooting himself
through the head. He was a native of
Huntsville, Ala. He was a surgeon in the
Confederate army, and remained here
after thewar. HeleaYes daughter eighteen
years old
Blue Lick Hotel Burned.
Ahls Nhy,J, august iZtn--Ine Hotel
Arlington, at Blue Lick Springs, was
burned last night. Senator Blackburn and
several others narrowly escaped with their
lives. There were $50 guests in the house,
none of whom Were injured, but they lost
most of their clothing and valuables.
Sullivan and Kilrain Indicted.
Ntw YORK, August I2ih.-It is. learned
that Sullivan and Kilrain have been in
dieted on three or four different COM
plants, prize fighting, assault and battery,
gambling, etc. The indictments may not
be presented to the Court until late to-
morrow afternoon.
Defeated the Champion of the World.
AUBURN PARK On j., August 12th.-In
the running match of one hundred yards
for the medals here to-day, J. @. White, of
the New York Athletic Club, beat the
champion OF the world
White crossed the home line FIVE feet
ahead. Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
Clan-na-Gael Athletic Exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA, Angus 12th.-The annual
athletic exhibition of the Clan-na- Gael to-
day was attended by twenty-five thousand
people. The profits. which amounted TO
5000, will be devoted to securing the ar
rest and punishment of the murderers of
Dr.. Cronin.
Two Brothers Lynched.
CATLETTsBuRG Ky }. August 12th.-A
report from Pikeville this morning says
that two brothers named Hollis, accused of
the outrage and murder of Mrs Gillis and
her two daughters in Mcdowell county,
w. Va, were captured and lynched.
Fighting Huns.
GREENsBuRe (Pa.). August 12th-No
demonstration was attempted by the Huns
at Hecla to day. A fight occurred between
Huns at Mammoth this afternoon and one
OF them received probably fatal injuries.
Died of Old Age.
CHARLOTTE IN. C.). August I2th.-Mat-
thew Gibbs, Supposed to be the oldest man
in the State, died at his home near Center
yesterday morning. Mr.. Gibbs was l0S
years old, and died of sheer old age.