Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-23

| until tomorrow without balloting for
United States Senator, pendh g the charge
OF bribery in connection with THE Senatorial
fight.
SPRINGFIELD Ill.), January 22d-In ;
| separate session of the Legislature, Senate
Culiom received a majority of both Houses
Tor United States Senator
! AUSTIN, January 22d.-The Senate ani
House re- elected Hon. Richard Coke United
States Senator without opposition
TRENTON, January 22d--In sepsra tt
session to day Sewell received the Inajority
In both Houses for United States Senator
SALEM (Or.l, January 22d.-The vote OF
the Oregon Legislature to-day was: Sem
ate-Dolph 81, Governor Pennoyer 9;
House-Dolph 46, s. H. Williams 2,
| Thomas Condor 1, Thomas Cornelius I,
Governor Pennoyer 8, absent 1.
Blaine Railroad Official.
BALTIMORE, January 22d.-Hon. James
u Blaine presided at the annual meeting
of the West Virginia Central and Pittsbure
| Railroad to-day and caused sorse amuse,
naent by voting the proxies of Secretary
Bayard.
Hon. w. II. Barnum resigned from the
directory.
Blaine told an Associated Press reporter.
when asked, .Will you be our neys Secre-
tary of State?" that THAT question could
be better answered at indianapolis"
The Little Girl Preacher,
Plymouth lKy.), january 22d.-AIary
s. Ensmons, ten years ei' age has
delivered four sermons inthis ,saace,
the last on Sunday, and is becoraing
quite popular as preacher She
has good voice and splendid delivery for
one so young. Mary is the daughter of a
" ia NH,
miles from this place. From Infancy she
has displayed unusual brightness.
Reported Capture of Hippofyte,
New YORK, January 22d.-General Cors-
treras. a military attache of the~Haytiaa
Legation, it is said, has received cable
gram from Port-au-Prince which contains
an account of decisive action between the
opposing forces resulting in the defeat OF
Hippolyte's army and the capture of Hip
polyte himself The news may be said 10
be important, if true.
Spreckels' Narrow Escape.
New YORK, January 22d.-Claus Spreok-
els said here this morning that he was in
vited by the agent of friend to enter the
electric sugar refining scheme, but declined.
:" asked him one question that settled
him." said MIR. Spreckels. He could not
tell me what became of the dirt that was
cided me not to go in" Spreckels will
start for San Francisco in about one week.
Fortunately a Canard.
JEFFERSON CITY (Mo.), January Odd
The sensational story about the quadruple
elopement, the killing of two men and a.
girl, and the lynching of a man named
Henry Thomas, near Marion, this county,
small town eighteen miles above here on
the Missouri river, last Wednesday, is o
fake " from beginning to end.
Burning Mines.
PiTTsBURe, January 22d-A big fire. is
raging at the Jackson mines, near Jackson,
in the Connellsville coke region. The
mines are owned by James Cochrane &.
Sons, and are among the Oldest in the coke
region. 1t is feared the mines will be to-
tally destroyed.
Reporter with Five Dollars.
NEW YoRK, January 22d.-Newspaper re-
porter Laughlin of Belfast, Ireland, who
was agent of Henry Ward Beecher during
his lecture tour in Ireland, is held at Castle
Garden under the pauper labor law. He
has, however, IS in cash.
The Nicaragua Canal.
NEW YORK, January 22d.-Chief Engi-
neer Menocal said this morning concerning
the Nicaragua canal that it will certainly
tend to go to work as soon as Congress ad-
Journs, whether it grants charter or not"
Fatal Collision in a Fog.
OMAHA. January 22d.-In dense fog
this morning freight train smashed into
the rear of an accommodation train on the
Union Pacific in the suburbs of this city.
John Connors, brakeman, was killed and
number OF passengers seriously bruised.
Asking Aid for ParneII
NEW YORK, January 22d.-The Irish
Parliamentary Fund Association of Amer.
lea to-day issued an appeal to the liberty
loving people of free America for money to
help Parnell prosecute his suit against the
London Times.
1t Should be for Life.
PHILADELPHIA, January DID, Patrick
Bradley, who enticed young girls from
their homes under pretense of engaging
them for domestic service, was sentenced to
twentynine years and six months in the
penitentiary to-day.
sulllvan's Poor Condition.
New YORK, January 22i.-Dr. John w.
Gibbs, OF this city, who recently talked
with John L. Sullivan about his condition,
says emphatically that Sullivan will not be
able to meet Kilrain in July.
The West Virginia Legislature.
CHARLEsToN (W. Va.), January 22d-
Carr, the Union-Labor member, was elected
President OF the Senate to day. receiving
ten Democratic and six Republican votes.
A Great Cotton Crop.
CHARLESTON Is. C.), January 22d.-The
Neps and Courier says the cotton crop this
year will be largest ever made. and will
approximate 1900 900 bales.
Suicide of n Capitalist.
NEW YORK, January 22d.- Frank L.
Rubsamen, a retired banker and capitalist
of Hoboken, killed himself to-day Fail
ing health was the cause.
PugiiIst Dead.
Boston, January 22d.-George Young.
the bantam pugilist, died here this morn
ing.