Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-24

Gus last week nominated w. D. washburn, but
owing to the fact that the Legislature had ap.
pointed COMMITTEES to investigate charges OF
bribery. it was believed that some members
would bolt. The expected bolt, however. did
not occur and Washbnrn received the solid
Republican vote. This closes the hardest
fought Senatorial contest in the history OF the
State.
Ballotiug for Senator.
CHARLESTON CIV. Val January 2Sd.-The two
Houses, in joint session, balloted for United
Golf II. Kenna p, Governor Wilson 5, j. W.
Goshorn, Chairman of the Union Labor Com
mittee. ], scattering l. 1t is understood that the
| Democrats will not make an effort to elect a
| legal technicahties that may arise upon such
election.
| Lucy Has Bridled Her Tongue.
| CHICAGO. January 23d.-The second speech in
public in this city by Mrs. Parsons, the Anar-
chist, since the execution of her husband, was
made tonight before small meeting in Waveriy
Hall. In accordance with Judge Tuley's de-
cision, she was notinterfered with by the police.
Mrs. Parsons record, IN that it contained
nothing which could be called incendiary.
Arrest of Noted Murderer.
DENVER, January Collaboration has just
been received here that the Sheriff of Wichita
Bill or RED Shirt Bin charged With the
murder of s. Morris Vain of this city and C.
Livingston Strong of Rondout. n. Y, who was
! travelling Win MI. VAIN over the plains III the
far West on hunting expedition The murder
occurred August 18th, not far from Rawlins
/ Wyo.
Wreck of an Atlantic Steamer.
NORFOLK (va). January 23d-The steamship
Erin. nom baltimore to Jamaica, was wrecked
| off Cape Lookout on Monday afternoon. The
cause of the accident was the breaking OF
the vessels shalt. The monkey pumps refusing
| hours before she sank. All hands were taken
| OH by passing steamer and landed at Newport
News.
! Canadian Pacific Extension.
| LocKPoRT On. ", January 23d-A surveyor
OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad is at work at
Lewiston, on the Niagara river, making esti-
mates for the erection of railroad suspension
! bridge to connect the new line of the road with
| road at that point. This will give the Canadian
Pacific at uninterrupted line from the Pacific to
| the Atlantic.
FIogged by White Caps.
INDrANApoIIs, January 2sd-Mrs. Louise
Wright, living in Monroe county, was brutality
whipped by White Caps last night. She had re-
| ceived within the past week threatening letters
warning herself and husband to leave the
reports which were circulated about her char
acter before her marriage. The authorities say
they will investigate the matter.
| Possibly Superior Article.
| CHICAGO, January 23d.-J. Milton Dorr has
| been arrested here for the extensive counter
| feiting of the labels of p & ]. Arnold's ink and
selling spurious article. He had q large num-
| Der of agents on the road selling to the entire
Western country. He secured the genuine b IT.
! ties from junk dealers.
Elopemsnt of a Prominent Pair.
| NORFOLK (O), January 23d.-Mrs. Starbird,
| the wife of a prominent lawyer of Milan, Erie
county, left there few days ago for visit to
Florida She was followed by DR.. Storch, a
prominent physician and a married man. Both
have sent word back that they do net mend to
return.
| An Everyday Occurrence.
! Hartford Comm, January 23d.-The wed
ding OF E len Il. Still, daughter OF United States
District Attorney George B. Still, with Hubert
| X. Wood OF ,rden City, Kan. occurred at the
| family residence this evening. Miss Lotida Pc
rine OF Oakland, CAL, was maid of honor.
| Observation-Disclosures McDonald's Funeral
EscANABA (Mich.), January 23d.-Lieutenant-
| Governor Mcdonald who was killed in the
| railroad accident at Watersmeet last week, was
| buried here this afternoon with Masonic cere-
| monies. The funeral was the largest ever seen
| il this State.
| a Futile Struggle.
| NEW YORK, January 73d.-Selina Dolores the
well-known opera bouffe singer, died this even
ing at her home. She had been in decline for
| three years. Her friends had expected hel
death long ago, but her remarkable pluck kept
her up.
A Steel and Iron Firm Assigns.
| NASHVILLE (Tenn.) January 23d.-The Nash
vile Iron, Steel and Charcoal Company this
| morning made general assignment. The as
sets are claimed by officials of the company to
be about s450.0 and the liabilities $4,000.
| A Maryland Philanthrcpist.
PoRT DEPOSIT (Md.) January 23d.-Hon
Jacob Tome, native of this place, but for some
million dollars to found a free non-sectariar
| seminary, in which the industrial training o.
children will be made a feature
a Union Pacific ONCE Abolished.