Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-17
MRS. PARNELL's POVERTY.
"Pilot King Kid" Killed.

SAN ANTONIO Tex, November 18TH
W. t. Murley, known as the pilot King
KID entered the Silver King saloon yes
terday morning while under the influence
of liquor. In a few moments Jim Ellis, a
well-known sporting man with whom Muir
ley had quarreled, entered with two no.
torious women, and Murley opened fire on
him, shooting him twice before Ellis could
draw his gun. Both men emptied their
reYolvers. but only one shot was effective.
1t struck MurIey in the left temple, passing
through his head and forcing both eyes
from their sockets. When raised from the
floor he still grasped his revolver in his
right hand, and attempting to replace his
eyes with the other hand, said, Don't take
me till | get another whack at him." He
died in few minutes.
X. j. Short Knocked Out.
New YORK, November 16th.-Rich ard
Short, the irish Nationalist, who became
engaged in murderous assault with Cap
tain Phelan, of Kansas City, in the Office OF
O'Donovan Rosa, a few years ago, WIS
found tonight lying on the sidewalk in
front of No. % Duane street, with contu-
sions on his head and face and bleeding
freely.
He was either unable to say how he
came by his injuries, or was not disposed
to do so. He was taken to the hospital
His injuries are not considered serious
1t is said Short received his injuries in an
encounter with some Irishmen.
Gone With His Typewriter.
ALBANY IN. W, November 16ih.-Col-
onel w. w. Thompson, of this city, we'll
known lawyer, whose controversy with
Secretary Noble of the Interior Department
brought him recent notoriety, is missing,
having eloped with his pretty typewriter,
Bertha Denton, aged twenty. The affair
creates big sensation here. Thompson
brought the young woman to his home
and made her q member of his HOUSEHOLD
over two months ago, 1t Is known thst
Thompson and Miss Denton took the 10
o'clock train for the West Sunday night.
Sentenced for Life.
BEssEMER mich. J, November 16th.-The
Holzhay murder case wss completed this
morning. The jury went out at $50 and
returned at 1915 with a verdict of guilty
HOLIDAY was then sentenced to imprison-
ment for life at hard labor. The prisoner
broke down when the foreman announced
the verdict. Holzhay was known as Mich
igan's BLACK Bart" and recently confessed
to the murder Of banker Fleischbein and
the robbing of three stages.
At Omaha ON Time.
OMAHA, November 16th.-The new fast
mail service over the U. P. was inaugurated
to-day, the train for the west under the re-
vised schedule leaving Omaha at 6:15 P. NJ.
promptly on time. The schedule of the
train reduces the time between the Mis-
souri River and the Coast II hours. As
sistaut General Superintendent Grant of
the railway mail service and other promi-
nent Government Employees accompany
the train on the initial trip
The Sioux Reservation.
ST. PAUL, November 16;h.-A Pioneer
Press Pierre special says private advices
from Washington say a proclamation
throwing open the Sioux reservation to
settlement will be issued by the President
Immediately upon the receipt of the Com
missioners' report. The report caused con-
siderable excitement among the intending
settlers, and they are making preparations
to go upon the land at once.
River Steamer Lost.
BISMARCK (Md.), November 6th.-News
was received here tonight that ire steamer
Bachelor, en- route froHa Bismarck to
Pierre with a cargo of beer, struck snsg
in the Missouri river, seventy-tive miles
from Pierre, and went to the bottom.
Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
Miners Frozen to Death.
DENVER, November 16th.-A Glenwood
Springs, Col, special says: Pat Gallagher
and Ed. Connolly. two miners at Coal
Ridge, eight miles from here, lost their way
last night while returning 10 he mines
from Newcastle and were frozen to death.
Detectives Convicted.
PIrTsBURe, November 16th.-Aldermsn
I n >
bers of the Bander Detective Agency we're
conspiracy TO defraud in settling cases IL
legally.
WASHINGTON, November 6th-Delegate
Persza, Of Venezuela, by the lest steamer
received the head of one of the bronzes OF
Blanco Guseman, all of which were re-
Gently overthrown by the people Of that
country.
New York, November 16th.-5canlan,
the actor, will give benefit performance
here for Mrs. PARCEL. In the meantime be
has sent her money to pay the taxes on her
home.
Both Were Killed.
MOUNT VERNON tKy.), November l6th.-
William Bloomer and Hugh McHargue,
both under the influence of liquor, fought
over an old grudge to-day Both were
killed.
Champion Football.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), November 10Th,
The Yale football team defeated the Wes-
lyan-52 to 0-at Hampden Park this alter
noon in the championship game.
Malignant Diphtheria.
ST. CLOUD (Minn J. November l6th.7-All
the schools in the city and county closed to-
day owing to an epidemic Of malignant
diphtheria. Over 100 cases are reported.
Jefferson Davis.
New ORLEANS. November l6th.-Jeffer-
con Davis arrived to-day and IS stopping
with friends. He caught bad cold but Is
recovering. No danger Is unprecedented
an Incendiary Lynched.
NATcuEz (Miss.). November 18th, "A
negro incendiary was taken from the jail st
yidslia, La, last night and hanged.
Wheel Works Burned.
DAvEsPoRT (Ia.). November eth The
Bsttenderf Wheel Works were burned to-
day, involving loss OF $50 00o.
Returned to washington.
WASHINGTON, November 16th-fresl I ent
Harrison returned to Washington ~ s'.49
this afternoon.