Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-20

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made Chairman.
Crooks Council With Redskins.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY Oak }. June 10TH
The condition of affairs is somewhat i'm
proved since yesterday. General Crook
has had interviews with many prominent
Indians with good effect.
There seems to be more desire on their
part to have the bill thoroughly explained,
and while this fact cannot be accented as
particularly favorable, it is, nevertheless,
encouraging. Signatures have been taken
slowly during the day.
Prohibition Movement in Connecticut.
BRIDGRPoRr Comm, June I9.h.-Con-
| necucut Is on the eve of a constitutional
amendment to establish prohibition.
The ProhlbiuoniSiS have already started
an active campaign on the issue, which has
shown It's development in almost every re-
hglous meeting held in the State for a
month. The liquor dealers have also
started an active anti prohibition campaign.
The battle promises to be heated.
Journalistic Hou>rwarminr.
OMAHA, June l9th.-The new Bee EuiId-
ing was formally opened to the public this
morning. To-day is the eighteenth an
| niversary of the papers existence. The
building is eight stories high. a thousand
invitations We're issued for the occasion.
| ana the building was thrOuEed with visit
orS. Tonight a banquet was given in
which Governor ThayGr and sixty menu
Der OF the Stale and local press sat down.
More of the Electric Sugar SwindIc.
New YORK June l9,h.-In the Supreme
Court to-day Judge Andrews granted X.
Bnrnham Motfat, Receiver OF the Electric
Sugar Refining Company, permission 20 sue
Olive Z. Friend, VIM. L. Howard. Emily
Howard and Orin y. and George HaIstead
ior cancsIaJlou Of the stock held by them
and for the recovery of money obtained bv
them from the corporation, or expended hv
It upon their fraudulent representations.
Severe on the Saloons
JEFFERSON CITY (Mo.l, June l9th.-Gov-
e1nor Francis signed the Newberry bill late
last evening. The bill prohibits music,
cards, dice billiard tables, pool tables.
bowling alleys and boxing gloves in sa-
looms. The bill goes into effect July LIST.
This is the most stunning blow at saloons
ever passed in Missouri. a forfeiture of
license and the closing up of the place is
the penalty OF violation OF the law.
EiSht-Hour-a-Day Men.
CHICAGO, June 19.h.-Two hundred
brickmakers at PCrington d KimbalPs
yards struck to-day for a recognition of the
eight -hour-a-day rule. They will be fol-
lowed by 1900 more within few days,
comprising all the brickmakers in the
county, except those within the city limits.
These latter have already secured the rec
ognition OF eight hours a day.
Latest News From PennSyIyania's Vote
PHILADELPHIA, June 19th.-Ofcial and
estimated returns from every county
in the State show that the Prohibition
Amendment was defeated by lSS ,449 ma
Jorlty. Repor's from all but twelve coun-
lies show majority of l46 996 against the
amendment providing for repeal of the
pClI-taX qualification.
The Constellation Ashore.
NORFOLK (Va.), June l9th.-The United
States ship Constellation, ashore near Cape
henry, is lying easy to-day. The wind
abated during the night TO almost a calm.
The ship will probably be hoated to-day.
RIDING THE WATER AGAIN.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 19th.-The Con-
stellaton passed in at P. NJ. in tow for
Norfolk.
Spol<ane's summer Suit.
CHICAGO. June 19th-The magnificent
blanket suit for the famous horse Spokane
was presented to his owner, Armstrong. to-
day. On behalf or the donors citizens of
! Spokane Falls. H, V. Bemis made the pre-
! sentation and read a letter signed by A. A.
Newberry and II. Bolster of Spokane
Falls.
Another Man Suspicioncd.
CHICAGO, June 19th-J. ?. Sutton of
Lincoln, Nebraska, National Secretary of
the Irish Land League, is registered at
McCoy's Hotel here under date of Nav
9th, two days after the murder of Cronin.
This fact was discovered to. day and Luke
Dillon 10 to
OF his presence here at the time
Proper Proceedings.
CHICAGO, June I9th-James McGraw,
the foreman who superintended the con-
struCtion of the scaffOld at the new West
Side cable-power house, which fell a week
ago, causing the death of James Kvdd.
was held by the Coroner's jury to-day on
charge of criminal negligence.
Crack Shots at Kansas CITY.
KANSAS CITY (MoD, June 19th.-The first
OF the four shooting matches for s., 900, be-
tween James Elliott, Of Kansas CITY, and
Jack Winston, of st. Louis, occurred at
Exposition Park to-day and was won bv
Winston. The contestants at 100 birds
each, Winston killing 90 and Elliott 80.
Married by the Bishop.
GARDEN CITY o.. ~, June l9th.-Miss
Caroline Hemenway Bryce, daughter of
Thomas Tiieston Bryce, OF this place, was
married this evening to Paul Bunker, of
San Luis, Cal, in the Cathedral of Incar-
nation. RI. Rev. A. H. Littleiohn, Bishop
OF Long Island, performed the ceremony.
Boy Butchers.
INDIANAPOLIS (Ind.) June 19th.-A bov
named Sydney, thirteen years old, residing
at Highland, Nermillion county, was muir
dered by four boys whose ages range from
nine 10 fifteen. The boys are two brothers
named Pearman, and two named Douglas.
They are under arrest.
Unscrupulous Undertaker.
KANSAS CITY, June l9th.-Eugene Car
lot, the city undertaken, was to-day charged
with ourylng paupers to the number of
nine IN one grave no coffins being used.
The teeth OF the dead paupers bave also
been sold to local dentists.
Killed by the Cars.
MILWAUKEE, June 19th.-Robert Bever-
ing, cigar-maker, and young lady who
was riding with him were killed at Silver
Springs station tonight. The pay-car of
the Chicago and Northwestern ran down
their buggy and mangled them terribly.
Fratricide and Suicide.
KIRKvILLE (Mo.), June 19th.-Frank
Probst, ex-School Commissioner, was shot
oead yesterday by his brother, Joseph
Probst, who then put bullet through his
own heart. The cause of the deed is un-
known.
Woolen Goods Association.
New YORK, June 19th.-The Executive
Committee of the Wooden Goods Associa-
ton decided to-day to draft bill on Gre
dts and allowances, which will be sub.
mitted to the trade.
Horrible IF True
LINCOLN (Neb.), June 19th.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Leavitt were arrested to-day
charged with the murder of their two
daughters near Gresham, on Sunday night.
They are lodged in Jail at Seward.
Rhode Island and Prohibition.
PROVIDENCE, June Tomorrow will
declue the fate of Constitutional Prohibi-
ton. Nothing has added greater zest to the
special election than the news of the battle
fought in Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Harrison a LID.
PRINCETON On. J.). June 19th.-Among
the recipients of honorary degrees con-
ferred by the Princeton College to-day, was
President Harrison, who received the
LID.
Santa Fe Earnings.
BosroN, June 19th.-The gross earnings
@f II, H.. i.