Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-30
WIRED WORDS IN BRIEF.

Oregon has been visited by sard-storm.
The sentiment for the new county of Orange
is increasing.
Baseball yesterday at Indianapolis Indianap-
Oils Z, Chicago &.
Thomas Cusick was found dead in bed in San
Francisco yesterday.
Work on the Monterey and Pacific Grove Rail-
way is to begin at once.
August William Won Rermuth, the noted Ger
man politician, is dead.
The Bostous defeated the Philadelphia yes
| terday by q score OF S 10 3.
The Brooklyns defeated the Baltimores yes
terday by a score OF TO 5.
The reported temperance of yellow fever in
Florida is positively contradicted.
The temperance temple at Los Angeles was
dedicated Sunday. 1t cost $4,000.
Brigham Young's fifth widow arrived from
Honolulu on the bark Forest Queen.
Three hundred and fifty Ontario colonists ar
| rived at Winnipeg one day last week.
The report that Spreckels had bought an in
terest in the Coronado Hotel is denied.
Henry Georse addressed large audience at
Glasgow Sunday night upon his pet theory
J. B Hailstone, engineer of the Agnew Insane
Asylum. near San Jose, dropped dead Sunday.
Henry staub, prominent citizen of Alameda,
has been committed. to the Napa Insane Asy.
| lum.
the town leaving behind debts to the amount OF
5000.
An Alameda lady, q native of Samoa is
writing history of those much-tal ked-oi
islands
David G. Harkey, who was run over by a
street-car IL san Jose, has since died from his
injuries.
ct. Louis is to have new Union depot-the
finest in the world. 1t is to have a frontage OF
l,2D0 feet.
Harvard historians think they have found the
grave of Captain Niles Standish, of Plymouth
hock fame.
AT Pittsburg yesterday great game of ball
was played. The sore stood: Pittsburg l,
Cleyeland2.
1t is reported that George w. Kidd, wealthy
New York wholesaler, will try to break the
Whisky Trust.
The Republicans will pass the ballot reform
bill in the New York Legislature and Governor
Hill will veto it.
Two thousand cigars were specially made in
Havana for the New York Centennial banquet,
at a cost of $500.
The remains of the ex-President of Mexico
passed through Ell Paso yesterday. Many per-
SONS paid their respects.
Benjamin Law an Indiana convict who is
serving Il term of twelve years for murder. has
fallen heir to S75, 900 cash.
Timothy G. Phelps, Collector of the port of
San Francisco, has forward his official bond to
washington Tor approval.
The ship Paul Revere beat the John Mcleod
ten minutes in race from Manila TO New
York, alter race of Jos days.
The United States surveying steamer Pinta
has arrived at San Francisco from the north
after an absence OF five years.
Rose Bennett has been sentenced to twelve
wears imprisonment for the killing of Frank
Graves at Anaconda Montana.
On a recent day in Pittsburg there were so
is thor
supply the demand for carriages
A heavy snow-storm prevailed in the northern
part of Michigan Sunday night and yesterday,
accompanied by northwest gale.
August Dietrich tried to sell beer at the Odd
Fellows picnic at Lakeside. San Diego county,
Friday, but was driven away by force.
number of COWBOYS tried to iUmp the lands
of some old soldiers in Oklahoma the other day.
fight ensued and six of the COWBOYS were
killed
strange and fatal disease is prevalent in
some portions of Kansas. The symptoms are
heavy chill and severe cough and the skin turns
yellow prior to death.
The Governor of North Carolina and the
Governor of South Carolina will be in New
York day and consequently very little time
will elapse between drinks"
w H. Stone, who has been on trial at Hollis.er
for the murder of G. H. Waters on the 5th of
last July, was convicted and sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment at San Quentin.
In st. Paul yesterday 0.S of the employees on
the cable roads on East Seventh street went out
on strike. Ihey demand that their wages be
increased from 81 25 to 81 80 per day.
Louis Beer got drunk, wrote letter telling
his wife TO take his property and go to thunder,
and then drowned himself in Z. W. Jones reser.
voir at Los Angeles last saturday. He was a
Swiss, so years old.
Governor Waterman SAYS he thoroughly con-
ours in the views taken by General Vandever as
10 the acquisition of Lower California and in
fact is more thoroughly impressed with the
country than he is.
Mrs. Mildred Cowan, living on Duwamish
river, near Seattle, W. T. was seriously wounded
yesterday in an arm by glsncing ball from a
rifle which was held by her husband. The ball
struck the floor first.
Cornelius J. Dali. residing at 732 Suffer street,
San Francisco, was instantly killed Saturday by
falling FROM the balcony of his house. He had
been subject to epileptic fits, and was taken
with one when he fell
W. A. Weber, editor of the Little Rock Pro-
gress. and General Powell Clayton, who had a
difficulty Saturday in which reyolvers were
drawn, were fined yesterday $50 each for carry
ing concealed weapons.
The work of construction on the Marysville.
Suffer City and Colusa Railroad was begun
saturday at the point of connection with the
Northern California line, Just south of tae new
lumber yard at Iuba City.
The British ships Dunfallen and Queen Vic
toria collided in San Francisco harbor yester-
day and both were considerably damaged
Shortly afterwards two other British vessels. the
Forest King and CreSsington, collided. The
Forest King had her head gear carried away.
An AUTOPSY has been held on the body of Tom
Avery, The prize-fighter, who died while boxing
with Ed CUTE at the Cremorne Theater The
cause OF death was not aseertained. but DR..
Buckley states that the deceased may have
been struck very heavy blow somewhere in
the region OF the stomach without its showing
on the surface, owing 10 the elasticity of the
flesh The doctor also states that the deceased
may have been suffering from kidney troubles
or heart disease, and theL a blow in the region