Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-30
A HINT TO FATHERS.
How observable Sons-in-Law Are o
tanned in New York,

tanned in New York.
New York, September 29th.-A strange
story was told at police headquarters to-
night by two men about young
man, friend of theirs, named
David Kircheroff, being forced into
| marriage with Russian girl
against his will. While the two men were
locking for redress at the headquarters, the
marriage ceremony was being performed in
Golden Star Hall, No. 90 Hester street.
The father of the newly-made wife is
cloak-maker and his name is Baranson.
Thinking some time ago that his daughter
Rose should get married, he paid S1OO 10 A.
Chadchin to get her a husband. Chad
chin got young Kirchneroff to fill the bill,
and 1t is said gave him half of the money.
The couple were made acquainted but
| soon the bridegroom that was to be mani
| tested q coldDess toward his fiancee. He
made up his mind to leave the city and
| tried to carry out mis- design. On Saturday
last he went down Grand street toward the
| ferry but wss followed by Aaronson and
| Chadchin, who captured him on the
Williamsburg ferry boat and brought him
| back.
He was taken to the house in Christie
street and kept there until this afternoon
under guard of six men. Tonight he was
| compelled to walk to the Golden Star Hall,
| don a suit of wedding clothes and go
| through his part of the ceremony.
| Rabbi David Falk, of No 65 Canal street,
| ofiiciated. 1t is not yet known what steps
will be taken in the matter.
Socialistic Convention.
CHICAGO, September 29th.-The Social
| istic Labor Convention to-day listened to
the report of Secretary Rosenburg, of New
| York, the reading Of which occupied
two hours. 1t reviewed the fight
between the New York factions, and
| denounced Sergius and Schewitch
of the NolkS Zeiting and Luoian Taniel of
| the Progressive Labor parry as socialists for
revenue only. R0senburg Hintze, Gerecke
and Santer, suspended members of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, will appeal to the con-
yention for recognition as the executive
body of the National Organization.
PiIlsbury Interviewed.
CHICAGO, September 29th-A dispatch
| from Minneapolis says G. A. Pillsbury was
| interviewed regarding the story of the
British syndicate purchases. He had heard
| there was an option on the Washburp
mills, but thought it would take a good
deal of money to get them. The manager
| of the CaTgiil system of elevators refused TO
talk on the matter, and the manager of the
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they had not been sold.
To Manufacture Steel Rails.
CHICAGO, September 29th. A Globe's s
| Nashville Tenn special says: Prominent
| Tennessee and Alabama capitalists, who
have been in conference here. have settled
the preliminary details of a plan to
| consolidated all the big charcoal and steel
furnaces in the two States under one COM
/! pany and begin the manufacture of steel
rails.
An Embezzler Surrenders.
COLUMBUS (Ohio), September 29th.-Rob-
ert r. Halliday, the defauiting cashier of
the First National Bank of Mount Gflhead.
who has been in hiding for the past four
weeks, surrendered to the United States
authorities here to-day. The bond for his
appearance was fixed at $25 600, which he
was unable to give. He is charged. with
embezzling $4,000.
Killed With Giant Powder.
HELENA (Mont J, September 29th.-Al-
| bert Nelson and Harry Walton, aged 10
and y years, respectively, living at Elk
! horn, few miles from Helena, found some
| giant powder yesterday caralessly left by
miners. Tne boys commenced experiments
with IT, when an explosion occurred, kill
| ing both.
Cne Weeks Business.
| BOSTON, September 29.h.-A table COM
piled from dispatches from the managers of
| the leading clearing houses of the United
| States shows the gross exchanges for the
week ended September 2Sth were 81, ,002 =
| 126 76S, an increase of 1 per cent. as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
yea
Murder in the Second Degree.
WATERLOO Qa), September 29th-Law-
| u To IaN lfJy
| of the death of handsome young w. L..
| Kingsley, the alleged paramour of his wife.
This was the second trial. The verdict is
murder in the second degree, with penalty
of imprisonment for at least ten years.
Death of General stureis.
| ST. PAUL. September 29th.-General
Samuel d. Sturgis, U. S. A. retired, died
yesterday. He graduated from West Point
in 1S45, ard served with distinction
through the Mexican War, and Civil and
Indian campaigns in the Northwest
Town Almost Destroyed.
! CALEDONIA (Minn.), September 29th.-
The incendiary fire that started at o'clock
this morning in the store of Knute K.
Dahls destroyed the business center of this
city. The loss amounts to $50, 600, with an
| insurance Of SIG 600.
Struck by Locomotive.
| GARRETTsYILLE (O.), September 29th.-
4 Allen Chalker, a farmer, and his two
] daughters, while crossing a railway track
in a buggy, was struck by the train.
Chalker and one of his daughters is dead.
| The other is not expected to recover.
| Murdered His Sweetheart.
| BALTIMORE, September 29th. = John
Frieze, aged %, to-day shot and fatally
wounded Miss Georgia Stone with whom
he had been keeping company, because she
went out walking with another young
man.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
JERSEY CITY (N. j., September 29th.-
| George Offer, a dissipated tailor, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon after shooting
his wife, Catharine Offer, at their residence
on Union Hill. Mrs. Offer is in critical
condition.
European Arrivals.
NEW YORK, September 29th.-The num-
Der of arrivals by steamer during the pres
ent month has been unprecedently large,
| the records showing 27,067 passengers, of
| whom II 434 were cabin passengers.
Steamer Put in Quarantine.
New YORK, September Goth. = The
steamer Victoria arrived to-day from Glib
raltar with 493 passengers. As smallpox
developed among her passengers the
steamer was put in quarantine.
Distinguished Arrivals.
NEW YORK, September 29th.-Hon. J. d.
Washburn, United States Minister to
Switzerland. and Mr. Salvini, the tragedisn,
arrived to-day from Havre on the steam
ship La Bretagne.
Steamer Sold.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, September 29th. - The
steamer City of Kingston was sold for
S135,Ooo to the Oregon Navigation Com
pany of Portland.
A Good Boy.
A man with his left arm in sling was
telling passenger on a Fort-street car
what allied him and how II hnnrnroa