Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-02
The Republican Clubs.

BALTIMORE, March 1st.-The National
League Republican Clubs to-day adopted
resolutions continuing the organization
permanently. The resolutions also allude
10 the suppression of the colored vote in
.he South, welcome the new States, promise
10 support Harrison, and claim a signal
share of the late victory is due TO the
League. Reports received for nominations
for Nice-Presidents and Executive Commit
tee include George ". Corbin and Ii. +.
Baker for California
a Mother and Seven Children Drowned.
PADUcAH (Ky.), March 1st-While ford
ing creek near New Earl, Tenn, to day,
the family of Ernst Hudson, consisting of
his wife and seven children, were drowned,
Hudson alone escaping alive
4 SIMILAR ACCIDENT IN MISSOURI,
SPRINGFIELD (Mo.), March 1st-Mrs.
James Ledgitt and her two sops were
drowned yesterday while trying to cross
Wilson creek in a wagon, fifteen miles
southwest of here.
Wheat Shortage In Dakota.
ABERDEEN Oak, March 1st.-There is
not now enough wheat in Dakota for seed
aud bread. There is now about 5000, 600
bushels of wheat in the Territory in the
farmers hands and in the elevators, and it
will require at least IL 100000 bushels TO
seed and bread the Territory. This will
make a shortage of 100000, in round
numbers, of the necessary amount TO tide
over the farmers until the new crop comes
in.
Wet Ground spoils Duel.
New YORK, March 1st-Ex- Lieutenant
Knoblach and State Senator +. A. O'Sulli-
van, the recent Messenger of the Electoral
College 10 Washington. met under the ia
nous Oaks this morning to fight duel.
The ground was found to be too slippery,
and while searching for q dry spot the Sec
onds amicably adjusted the matter. The
trouble grew out of politics and recent
fight.
A WELCOMED Delegation.
CHICAGO, March 1st The Sioux City
corn palace train, carryinff 130 people to
Washington 10 attend the Inauguration,
arrived here this morning. The train con-
sists of five vesibuled coaches and is deco
rated with corn in every conceivable shape
The train will go from here to Louisville,
thence to Washington over the Chesapeake
d Ohio, arriving in Washington tomorrow
evening.
Saved by Stomach-Pump.
CHICAGO, March 1st.--About midnight
last night Martin Barnett, of Portland, Or,
attempted suicide by taking two ounces of
laudanum.
Barnett claims to be the editor of a news
paper in Portland, and in company with
his wife has been visiting this city for the
| past ten days. A stomach-pump was used,
and Barnett is in a fair way to recover. No
cause for the act is known.
Randall as q Grand Army Man
PHILADELPHIA. March 1st-One of The
most interesting incicents of the Inaugura-
| ton Day celebration at Washington, on
Monday. will be the initiation into the
Grand Army of the Republic of ex-Speaker
Samuel j. Randall, who will be mustered
| in under the most fiatteriDg circumstances
that ever surrounded the entrance of re-
cruit Into the Order.
And tho Taiiors Are Happy.
| New YORK, March 1st.--WiiliaEa Wall
| tbe brother of Z. Berry Wall, the famous
= King of the Dudes who recently died
| in California. is reported to have left
| 500. 900 in trust for Berry.
Sigefs Son In Trouble.
New YoRK, March lst-Robert S;cel
/ son and clerk of General Franz Sistl, Psn,
| sion Agent in this city. was arrested TO-DAY
| by United States Treasury agents from
Washington for defalcation. The none,