Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-20
Not united butt warning.

last evening.
Not United but Warning.
CHAMBERsBURG (Pa), October 19th.-An
equity suit was begun here to- day between
two factions of the United Brethren
Church, which has been prepared as test
case, and will in all likelihood decide the
ownership of hundreds of valuable church
properties in this and other States. The
compliments are those who uphold the
action of the majority of the General Con-
ference of the United Brethren Church at
York, Pa. in May, 1889, and the defend
ants are the seceders from that conference
and their representatives.
Indian Territory Railways.
ST. LOUIS, October 19th.-An elaborate
bill has been prepared by First Assistant
President O'Day, of the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad, which will be intro
duced into the next Congress, asking the
right to build about fifteen hundred miles
of railroad in Indian Territory. These
lines run in all directions, and practically
rsmify the whole Territory, the main route
crossing the Panhandle of Texas Oh the
west and connecting with the Atlantic and
Pacific at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
A Fortune on Paper.
BIDDLEFoRD (Me.), October 19th.-Cyrus
P. Berry, an employe in the water power
machine shop, received information to-day
of the death of an uncle in California, by
which he comes into possession of mill
ion dollars. The deceased uncle was Silas
Emerson. of Mountain View, Cal, who
went to that State from Harrison, Me, at
the time of the gold discovery. He leaves
property estimated to be worth $10,0 900.
IyiIIad NV Eapsas
WICHITA (Kas.), October 10TH John
Coulter, a farmer living near Derby, in this
county, was killed by a mad bull to-day
The bull attacked him in a field and gored
him in a frightful manner. One horn
pierced Coulter's throat below the chin and
protIuded from his mouth He was
dragged for some distance in this manner
before the horn became loosened from his
head.
Raising the Price on Wine.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19th.-Great in
terest is aroused by the publication of the
statement of a movement in New York
among the propretors of leading hotels
and restaurants to add fifty cents to the
price of bottle of champagne. With few
exceptions the hotel men say the profits
are 100 small. Nevertheless there is an
expressed opposition TO the proposed
raise.
Literally Roasted Alive.
GREENvILLE (Ala), October 19th.-This
morning quarrel between a negro and a
young white man named Roberts resulted
in the negro pouring gasoline over Rob.
erts. Another negro touched off the fluid
with a lighted lamp and instantly Roberts
was enveloped in flames. He ran wildly
up and down the street and was literally
roasted alive. One of the negroes has been
arrested.
Squaring Matters With Wedding.
CINCINNATI, October 10th.-A special
says: This morning, at Pine Springs,
Rowan county, KY, Frank Tolliver mar
ried Grace Martin. The bride and BRIDE
groom are sister and brother of the leaders
of the opposing factions that for several
years have been industriously numbering
each other in that county To-day's we'd
ding seems to be treaty of peace.
Drifting on the Ocean.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10TH = The
French sloop-of-war Roland, which left
New York Monday last with the Arethuse
and parted company with the latter during
heavy gale outside, passed in Delaware
capes tonight. The Rolands machinery
broke down and she drifted about in a
helpless condition in the ocean until her
machinery was repaired.
The Giants Win.
BROOKLYN, October 19th.-The second
worlds cham pionship game was played to-
day. Score-New York, 6; Brooklyn, 2
Base hits-New York, 8; Brooklyn, 3. Err
rors-New York, 4; Brooklyn, s. Batteries
New York, Crane and Ewing; Brooklyn,
Caruthers and Visner. Umpires-Gaffney
and Lynch.
Governor Foraker Ill.
COLUMBUS (O.), October 19th.-Governor
Foraker is quite sick and confined to his
bed at the Executive Mansion. He was
attacked on Thursday with mild form of
dysentery, but was able to be at his office,
however, until Friday, when he became
more seriously i'll. There is no change in
his condition at midnight tonight.
Cigar-Makers Lockout.
New YORK, October 19th.-Tbe lockout
of the men by the cigar manufacturers is
general Eight thousand are now out.
Over five thousand are Cubans. and there
are fears of serious trouble and much APP
prehension of incendiary acts on the part
of the natives.
Fatal Explosion.
ANDERSON Qnd.), October 19th.-The
boiler in the Walton sawmill exploded this
morning. The mill was torn to atoms.
Horace Kuhn and Walter Mingle were
killed, and William Rumley and Sam Cook
fatally injured. Four others were seri-
ously hurt.
A Tennessee Congressman Dying.
NASHVILLE, October 19th.-Congressm
W. G. Whithorn, of the Seventh District,
and at one time Chairman of the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs in the House of Repre-
sentatives, is lying at the point of death at
his home in Columbia, in Murray county.
Bicycle Contest.
WILMINGTON Del.). October 19th.-The
twenty five-mile bicycle road race for the
amateur championship this afternoon was
won by VIM. Van Wagner of Newport, R.
I. Time, l hour, 81 minutes and SO Sec
ends. There we're twenty-three starters.
How 1t is Done in Texas.
BROWNSVILLE (Tex.), October 19th.-A
party of armed men rode 20 Azadore's
ranch and carried off two men whom they
claimed were bandits. They hanged them
to q tree and riddled their bodies with
bullets.
Took Shot at Him.
DAYTON (O.l, October 19th.-This after
noon some unknown person opened the
door of Police Commissioner Richard c..
Anderson and fired shot at him. wound
ing him in the thigh.
Stricken on the Stage.
BosroN. October 19th.-Henry Lee, the
actor. was stricken with heart disease while
PLAYING at the Globe Theater. The per-
Torrance stopped and Lee was carried to
the hotel.
Another Sleeping Clerk.
JACKSON (Tenn.), October 19th.-The
express Office in this city was robbed of
81. 200 last night. The safe key was taken
from the sleeping clerk in the office. No
clue.
The Cronin Case.
CHICAGO, October l9th.-No jurors were
secured in the Cronin case to-day. The
examination proceedings were without I'M
usual features.