Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-16
KAN Rsiiroad pireotors EIected.

large city, to urge war against secret soci-
cites. 80 -
Railroad Directors Elected.
CHICAGO, May 15th.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy Railway was held in
this city this morning, 430 600 shares being
represented. The President and Board Of
Directors were unanimously reelected 1t
was expected that strong fight would be
made against the old management, but at
the close OF the meeting everything was re-
ported harmonious.
Richard Olney was elected Director in
place of Sidney Bartlett, deceased. The
officers for the ensuing year will be elected
at the next meeting of the Directors in
Boston.
Seizing Beer in Iowa.
BURLINGTON Qa.), May 15th.-A large
seizure of beer was made at this place this
afternoon under the prohibitory law of this
State. The Sheriff of this county, armed
with a search warrant, took four cars
loaded with beer and removed the latter to
places of custody. A large portion of the
liquor has been consigned to Berthold,
Bosch & NJ. Moehn, of this city. The bal
ance belonged to the Anheuser Busch
Brewing Association and W. Lemps, of
st. Louis. The total value OF the beer,
with their vessels, is estimated at 81 500.
1t is said that St. Louis parties will begin
suits for damages at once. claiming that
the seizure was in violation of the inter-
state commerce law.
Mrs. Carter Weeps.
CHICAGO May 15th.-Edwin Walker ad-
dressed the jury in the Carter divorce case
in behalf of the defendant this afternoon.
He excoriated Mrs. Carter without cessa-
ton from the beginning to the end of his
speech. He said the crime charged was
nameless, because there was no such crime.
1t had never been heard of under the
mosaic or any other law, and was never
evolved from the brain of man. lawyer or
devil. Any woman who could make such
charge against her husband would not
pause at any crime. and would commit
perjury TO support her case. When he
closed Mrs. Carter for tle first time during
the trial was weeping.
Horrible Death of Young Wife.
CHICAGO, May 15th.-Mrs. Mary Lam
brecht bride of but ten days. was run
over tonight and killed by one of the
Yerkes cable cars. Accidents have been so
frequent on this company's lines and the
service so unsatisfactory that mob of fully
1,5O0 people quickly gathered and made
demonstrations towards lynching the grip
man. Speedy action by the police saved
him.
Diamond Results.
CHICAGO, May 15th.-The baseball games
in the East to-day resulted as follows:
At Washington-Washin l, Indian
apolis 4.
At Chicago Philadelphias 6, Chicago 5.
AT New York-New York 16, Cleveland 2.
acknowledgements 6, Brooklyn 10.
At Boston-Boston s, Pittsburg Z.
At St IOuiS-St InDiS q Raltimoro
Jones to be Dismissed.
WASHINGTON, May 15th.-The Star to-
night says the Attorney-Gen saw the
President about half-past o'clock. He
said on coming out that no action had been
taken upon Marshal Jones report 1t is
understood, however, that Jones explana-
ton Is far from being satisfactory, and his
dismissal is to be ordered.
His Leg Injured.
WASHINGTON, May 15th.-It was rumored
here to-day that Senator Hales leg was
broken in railroad accident at San Jose
Cal, and Secretary Blaine telegraphed for
information. Tonight an answer came
from Mr.. Hale stating that the injury was
slight. and that be would leave to-day with
the other members of the committee for
Northern California.
Killed by Lightning.
HELENA (Mont.), May 15th.-News has
reached here that Henry Hoffman, black
smith, was killed by lightning at Red
Bluff. He and four others who stood near
him were shocked. lightning struck
fence, knocking all five senseless. Four
soon recovered, but the shock killed Hoff-
man outright
General Anderson Suicides.
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th General Adna
ch1< /. L
room at the Lafayette Hotel to-day. He
held many high positions on Eastern rail
roads, once being Vice-President of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. No cause for
the suicide is known.
Nothing New in the Cronin Case.
CHICAGO, May 14th.-There is nothing
particularly new in the Cronin case up to a
late hour tonight. Black this evening
said that when placed on the stand he will
testify that he saw Cronin on Sunday, the
day following the doctors alleged abduction.
The prisoner declines to give any details.
Female Bicycle Race.
New YORK, May 15th.-The score of The
female bicycle race at A. NJ was as fol-
lows: Oakes. $50 miles lap; Brown, $50
miles; Baldwin, 32S miles Lewis, 323
miles: ArmaDde, 303 miles; Stanley, 262
miles.
New YORK, May 15th.-Chris Buckley
the blind Democratic boss, of California,
and wife, have arrived from Aspinwall or
the steamer Cologne. They will stay here
two weeks and then go to Boston, after
wards return TO San Francisco overland.
Cycling Race.
CHICAGO. May 18th AT the end of the
third day in the six-day cycling tourna-
ment the score stood: Prince, 800 miles 10
laps; Knapp. Reading and Morgan, 800
miles; Setback, 355 miles laps
Miners Killed With Dynamite.
IsHPEMING (Mich.), May 15th.-By an
explosion of dynamite at the Osceola mine
to-day four Austrian miners were terribly
injured. Two may die.
Killed His Daughter-in-Law.
MARION tInd.), May 15th.-Charles Hupe
shot and fatally wounded his daughter-in-
law to-day as the result of domestic quar-
rels. -
Death of Admiral Donaldson.
BALTIMORE, May 18TH Rear Admiral
Edward Donaldson, U. s. N, aged IS, died
at Baltimore to-day.
Women to Vote at City Elections
LANSING (Mich.). May 15.h.--The Wo-
mems Municipal Suffrage bill was passed
by the House to-day.