Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-30

Charles and Joseph Bauer received serious
internal injuries, and q dozen others were
badly cut and bruised, several receiving
broken limbs. The house was full of wo-
men who were preparing dinner for the
workers. They rushed out, and on seeing
blood flowing from the wounds of their
relatives and friends. several OF them
tainted away, a wild scene ensuing.
Arrest of Counterfeiters
CHIcAGo May 29th.-A posse, consisting
of two Sheriff's deputies, a Marshal and
eight citizens, made raid on a gang of
counterfeiters who had been operating in
the neighborhood of Versailles, III. Four
men were captured, and besides counter
feiting tools and coins, a large quantity
of illicit whisky was found. Captain
Porter, of the Secret Service, to-day took
the four men to Springfield, where he had
them bound over in $4,000 bonds each for
counterteiting. Fields, one of the counter
feiters, has turned States evidence, and the
capture bids fair to be of more importance
than the officials originally thought.
Prominent People Charged With Murder.
GALVESTON, May y29th.-Considerable ex-
cltement was occasioned here to-day by the
arrest of Judge Henry Weyer, a Justice of
the Peace of Galveston county, and w. T..
Allen and Charles Juneman, well-known
citizens. Indictments were found by the
last Grand Jury charging them with the
murder of Richard Fieischig, who was
lynched on the Goth of August, 1884, for
assault upon the life of Juneman. Cliff
Porter, prominent horseman included in
the indictment, was arrested at the Latonia
race track, near Cincinnati, yesterday
Fort Worth's Great Attraction.
Fort WORTH (Tex.), May 29th.-The
Spring Palace was formally opened with
elaborate ceremonies to-day. 1t is proto-
type of the great Car Palace at Sioux CITY,
Ia, but on a grander scale and is more
beautifully attractive building. 1t covers
60,000 square feet, is three stories in height,
with fourteen towers and a magnificent
central dome fifty feet in diameter and $50
| feet high, from which are suspended elec-
| trio lights. The immense structure is
literally covered, inside and outside, with
Texas products.
Breweries Gobbled by Britons.
New YORK, May 29th.-George Bechtel's
| brewery, on Staten Island, has been sold +
the English syndicate for 81 100000.
| DETROIT, May 29th.-The sale of Edward
| W. Voight's brewery, the largest IN the
| city, TO an English syndicate, has been
| consummated. The consideration was
| 81 100000.
Ninety-two Miles an Hour,
PHILADELPHIA, May 29th.-The fastest
time ever made in the United States by q
locomotive was made on the Reading road
| near Woolten. to-day. The locomotive was
Just turned out of the Baldwin Works.
The eight-mile run was over level track
at full speed. An average of 80 seconds to
the mile was made, which is equivalent 10
81 miles an hour.
Pacific Mail Directors.
New YORK, May 29th.-At the annual
meeting of the Pacific Mail Steamship
| Company, held here to-day, the following
j were reelected as Directors: Jay Gould,
Sidney Dillon, Russell Sage, G. p. Hunt
lngton, Henry Hart. William Remsen, Ed
| ward Lauterbach, Harvey Kennedy and
| George J. Gould.
CHICAGO, May 29th.-The result of to-
days baseball games is as follows:
Baltimores 6, Athletics /.
Washingtons 1, Clevelands 6.
Philadelphias 15, Pittsburgs 4.
New York s, Indianapolis +.
One of the Trenton's Survivors,
PoTTsvILLE {Pa.), May 29lh.-Captain
Norman S. Farquhar, of the ill-fated man.
of-war Trenton, arrived at his home in
this city to-day. He was escorted TO the
| residence OF his family by the Third Brig
ade band and two local companies of the
National Guard, and rendered serenade.
Fiendish Murder.
New YORK, May 29th.-This afternoon
Bertha SchreyermaD, married woman
aged % years, was shot four times by John
Berken and taken to the hospital in a
dying condition. The murderer after the
shooting turned the revolver on himself
and blew out his brains.
Death of a Valuable Horse.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 29th.-Center Grade,
four-year-old trotter, IN training at Cam
bridge City, died to-day of complicated
kidney trouble. He was the property of
United States Treasurer Huston, and was
valued at $4,000.
Killed by Falling Roof.
WILKEsBARRE (Pa.), May 29th.-By the
falling of roof to-day in the Wyoming
colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com.
pany, John Shedlock, a miner, and Hun
garlan laborer were instantly killed,
Bishop Died From Coma.
New York, May 29th.-The Coroner 5
jury in the Bishop case find that the cause
of death was coma, and that the doctors
acted in good faith, though hastily. The
doctors were then discharged
Bursted Savings Bank.
ST. LOUIS, May 29th.--The savings bank
at Savannah, Mo-, made an assignment to-
day. The bank had a capital of $4,000
and real estate worth $4,000, and its de-
posits amounted to S75,00O
A spiritualist Dies.
CLEVELAND (O.). May 29th.-H. Melville
Fay, well-known spirit medium and the
husband of Ann Eva Fay, has just died in
a hospital here OF cancer of the tongue.
Barnum's Successor.
New HAVEN Comm. May 29th.-Ex-
Congressman Carlos French has been
elected by the Democratic National Com
mittee to succeed w. III. Barnum, deceased.
Good Tempiars' Convention.
CHICAGO, May 29th.--A thousand dele
gates are attending the session of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of the world of the
Independent Order OF Good TemplaIs here.
Prepared for Punching.
New YORK, May 29th.-Myer and Jack
McAulitfe, by representatives, to-day agreed
to tight before the California Athletic Club
if big enough purse be offered.
Women Once More Win.
HARTFORD Comm, May 29th.- The
House this afternoon passed bill giving
women the right to vote on the question of
the sale of intoxicating liquors.
President Harrison in Gotham.
New YORK, May 29th.-President Harri-
son arrived here tonight. He comes to
review the Brooklyn parade tomorrow.
satan's Hosts Augmented.
| NEw York, May 29th.-The steamship
Wisconsin brought 132 converts to Nor
| monism bound for Salt Lake to-day.