Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-04
In Kentucky.


LOUISVILLE, November 3d.-The Nam
moth Cave of Kentucky was shown to the
delegates Of the Pan-Americau Congress
to-day. They were shown the Star Cham
Der, at the entrance, of which their photo
graphs were taken by means of flash OF
light.
Then the saltpeter works on the river,
the bottomless pit, and other points of in
terest were visited. The party took lunch
in the theater room. In coming out they
used the famous corkscrew passage. Every
one was pleased with the days experience.
At o'clock the tourists left the cave for
Lexington via Louisville, and will visit
the stock farms at the former place to-mor-
row.
Dishonest Merchant.
KANSAS Cry (Mo.), November 3d.
Joseph Swatzs loan and jeweiry estab-
lishment was attached by creditors to-
night. The debts, they say, foot up $780,
600. The first attachment amounted to
$4,000. The rest will come tomorrow.
The heaviest creditors are in Buffalo and
New York. Just before the attachments
were issued officers secured a trunk
full of Swatz's goods at the depot. Swatz
himself was at hotel under an assumed
name. The trunk was attached and found
to contain watches and diamonds valued
at $4,000. The creditors are now in pos
session.
Heavy Life Insurance.
NoRRIsTowN (Pa), November 3d.-The
defalcation of William H. Cresson, the fugi-
tive cashier of the Tradesmen's Bank of
Conshohocken, has taken another turn,
and the Directors say the bank will be re.
opened in a few days and all claims paid
in full. They have explored the contents
of Cresson's private box in the vault and
found $75 600 in life insurance policies. be-
sides some stock in different corporations.
These papers they will negotiate for all
they can get.
why She Eloped.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3d.-The real
name of the Casino actress who eloped with
diamond broker Lewis is Mary E. Prem
dergast, who formerly lived here. Her
father was q mechanic. Her halt brother,
who was with her in New York, is now
with his aunt here. He brought little
Marie Hatton to his aunt, saying that
the cause of the elopement was that the
Casino management wanted her to play a
small part. She can have an engagement
in London at 5000 week, with leading
parts.
Killed His Brother.
MILWAUKEE, November 3d.-Edward j.
Cooper, Treasurer of the town of Green
field, shot and instantly killed his brother,
Peter Cooper, at the breakfast table this
morning. Both resided on a farm eight
miles from the city. The murderer, who
gave himself up, is the younger OF the two,
being 81 years OF age. He said to night
that the murder was the result OF the long
endurance of petty humiliations from his
brother, who was possessed of a violent
temper.
Lost at Sea.
CHARLESTON, November 3d.-The mate
and four members of the crew of the
schooner Jennie Rosaline, wrecked in the
storm of October 25th, arrived to-day.
They say the masts were carried away and
the vessel sprung leak. The steward was
killed by a boom. Captain Barthow and
his wife were swept overheard and lost.
The entire crew also were cast into the sea,
but caught the rigging and managed to
keep afoat until rescued by a passing
schooner.
Western Baseball Association.
MINNEAPOLIS, November 3d.-Sam Nor
ton, manager of the Minneapolis Baseball
Club, was defeated for reelection as Secre-
tary of the Western Baseball Association.
At an adjourned meeting this afternoon NJ.
]. Roache, of st. Paul, was elected Secre-
tary. The following schedule committee
was elected A. NJ. Thompson, st. Paul;
R. G. Mulcahy, Sioux City; D. E. Rowe,
Denver.
Whipped, Tarred and Feathered.
FAYETrE Court HOUSE (AIa.) November
3d.-The people are enraged at the many
conversions made by two Mormon elders.
assisted by pretty female preacher. This
morning a mob took the elders, whipped
them. tarred and feathered them, and
forced them to leave the county under
penalty of death. The female preacher
escaped. 1t is rumored she is young
man disguised.
Remains Incinerated.
NEW York, November 3d.-The body of
Augustus Henry Adinger, one of the orig
inel members of the Cremation Society,
was incinerated at the Fresh Pond Gre
matory. Edinger died Thursday OF Bright's
disease, aged 65 years, and was a member
of tdinger Brothers 81 jacob, one of the
largest California wine houses in the coun-
try.
A Good Showing.
BosroN, November 3d.-A table COM
piled from the dispatches from managers
of the clearing houses in the United States
shows the total gross exchanges for the
week ending November 81 were 81 .225,-
504,276, an increase of 1875 per cent. as
compared with the same period last year.
Cronin and Anti Cronin.
CHICAGO, November 3d.-The Gamma
Gaels of Chicago will have two Manchester
martyr celebrations, one for the Cronin
prosecution fund and one against C-onin.
The friends of DIR. Cronin will occupy
Battery D and his enemies will congregate
ia Central Park.
Sandbagged and Robbed.
SHEFFIELD (Ala), November 5d.-Polk
Latop, ex-Member of Congress from the
Second Kentucky District, was sandbagged,
garroted and robbed on the street last
night. He is dangerously, if not fatally
injured.
Strike Still On.
KEY WEST Ella J, November 3d-Del
Pine Bros cigar factory was completely
consumed bv fire to-day. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. The strike is still on,
with no prospect of settlement.
Papal Delegate.
NEW YORK, November 3d.-Archbishop
Satelle, the Papal delegate to the Catholic
Centennial, to be held at Baltimore next
week, arrived in the La Champagne.