Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-11
A BIG ANGUS WRETCH.

WHICH contains uOIn1IS at variance with tne
terms of the settlement.
A BIGAMOUS WRETCH.
Sensational Scene at an Intended Wed.
ding In Nebraska
OMAHA. January l0th.-While John Keysel
was standing before the altar with his pros
pective bride-Nellie Williams i'll church al
Papillion, just before the ceremony began a
woman rushed into the church, proclaimine
that Keyser was her husband, and had deserted
her in the East two years ago. She traced him
to Omaha, and arrived at Papillion in time tC
prevent his attempted marriage. Keyser fled
from the church, pursued by the brides father
but he succeeded in making his escape
Considerations Father
New YORK, January 10th.-A case of restitu
tion similar to the Emo case has Just been de
veloped here. The father of Foster, the EN-.
bezzlng attorney has paid $50 000 to the gratuity
fund of the Produce Exchange on his sons ac
count. Young Foster embezz,ed S19S00O Foster
Sr., explained to the Produce Exchange that he
had intended to divide his money among his
children. and the $4,000 was the absconder'
share, which he considered belonged to the Ex-
change rather than TO his son, under the cir
cumstanceS.
Funeral of Father Croke.
New, YORK, January 1Oth.-A solemn requiem
over the body of the Very Rev Father James
DrOLler
of Archbishop Croke, of Ireland, was held yes
terday in st. Joseph's Church. Archbishop Cor
rigan was present. The celebrant was Father
James ]. Kean, of St. James Church. Promi-
ent. The remains were temporarily placed IN
vault at Calvary Cemetery. The final resting
place has not yet been decided upon.
The Editor and the Police.
CHICAGO, January 10th.-Inspector Bonfield
and Captain Schasck to-day offered to submit
TO arbitration the charges made against them by
the Chicago Times, and if proven they would
endeavor TO secure dismissal of the criminal
libel suits against the editors of that paper Mr..
West said this evening that the offer would be
declined. The police officers, having chosen
their course. would be required to pursue it to
the end. The issues must be tried in Court.
Attempted Assassination.
ST. LOUIS, January 10th-ward McManus, a
wel-known n capitalist and real estate man OF
this city, called to the door of his residence
to-day by Henry krise and shot twice. His
wounds are not serious. Krise had invented a
aid in bringing his invention before the public.
McManus declined, and the shooting is the re.
suit Krise escaped.
Another California Claimant.
CHICAGO, January 10th.-It is reported that
John ?. Young, the managing editor of the
Chr0nicle OF San Francisco, is on the way tc
Indianapolis to visit Harrison, with a view OF
obtaining an appointment under the next Ad
mipistration. II is said that De Young de
clined any appointment in favor of oung
who is candidate for the Office of Minister to
China.
Two Costly Fires.
BRADFORD, January l0th.-A fire broke out ir
Greenwall Bros clothing store on Main street
at II O'Clock last night. A whole block was
burned. The wind was blowing gale.
BLAZE AT MADISON, IND.
MADISON, January l0th.-A fire last night de
stroyed the business house of N. Keil and ad
joining buildings. Loss $4,000.
Railroad presidents In Council.
dents and bankers resumed their deliberation:
this morning, aud also held an afternoon ses
sion. They are all very reticent.
1t is stated officially this afternoon that the
bankers and railway men have agreed to restore
full rates and live up to the letter of the inter
state commerce law
"A Speedy YearliDg.
BosToS, January 10th.-The nine-month-ol6
flly Caretts Wilkes, owned by Boston gentle
man, yesterday trotted one-eignth of mile ii
2014 seconds. Newton Highlands and other re
sponsible parties saw her do it, and caught the
time. This speed. which the owner thinks sh,
can maintain for q much longer distance, is al
the rate OF 2:42.
Arrival of an Australian Explorer.
NEW YORK, January l0th-Among the rassen
gers in the steamship Thingyaiia which ar
rived to-day from Copenhagen, was Dr. Phi
Carl Lumhoitz, the Norwegian explorer snC
traveller, who has lived for the last four year
among the savages of central Australia he in
tends travelling through this country.
The Yantic's Yellow Fever Patients.
NEW YORK, January 10th.-The United State.
steamer Yantic, Commander Heyerman, from