Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-05
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.

All Parts of the World.
In wrestling match for the champion
ship of America, in New York, Thursday
night, Max Luttberg defeated A. Lauter-
wasser.
The temperature in the East at noon
yesterday was as follows New York,
GO; New Orleans, 500; Cincinnati, SO; st.
Louis, 730; Chicago, 56o.
A collision occurred yesterday between a
passenger and freight train at Lasswitz,
Posen. Four railway officials were killed
and many passengers injured.
Four attempts were made to set fire to
Helena, Montans, Thursday, and now
the Vigilance Com mittee is ordering the
hard characters out of town.
At Cayuga, Ontaria, yesterday three chill
dren were playing with matches under
powder house. The powder ex ploded, tear
ing one OF them to pieces and fatally il jar
ing the other two.
The Earl of Galloway was arraigued in
Dumfries yesterday charged with inde-
cent behavior toward little girl named
Gibson. He pleaded not guilty. His trial
was set for October 14.h.
William G. Endicott, Jr., son of the ex-
Secretary OF War, was married at Lennox
| Mass. Thursday, TO Miss Louisa Thorn, of
Boston. Among the guests were ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland and wife.
Near Bedford, Indiana, Thursday con-
struction train on the Mackey Railroad
left the track. Nineteen out of twenty men
on the train were seriously injured, six dan
gerously hurt, while two will die.
Miss E. Norman, the daughter of a we'll
known citizen of Victoria, B c., eloped
| Thursday with James Paul, sailor on the
| man Of-war Swifisure. The father had OBJ
| jected to the sailors suit, hence the run
away.
The regular meetings Of the Cabinet
were resumed yesterday afternoon. All
members we:e present except Secretary
Proctor. 1t is understood that the vacancy
in the Pension Office was one OF the topics
considered.
The body of Frencbman named Peter
Roughen was discovered in a room at the
Holt House at San Diego Thursday after.
noon. He had committed suicide by cut
ting his throat, and had been dead about
forty hours.
Mike O'Neil, railroad section foreman
at Wells, New, has published an advertise
ment in the New York Sun for wife, He
! says he is tired of doing his own cooking.
He prefers South of Ireland girl but will
take any that is good-looking and healthy.
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| freight-train wreck at East St. Louis Thurs
day. and the trotter Lady Gray, valued at
$4,000, was killed. Two of the Injured
men were hostlers and two train men. The
trotter was owned by George Mcfarland,
of Boone, la.
The kempton Park Champion Nursery
handicap, for two.year-olds, five furlongs,
was won yesterday by Lghtfoot, Swallow.
| field second, Arrard Moss third. The
Kempton Park Great Breeders Produce
stakes, 5000 sovereigns, for two.year-olds,
i've furlongs, were won by Dearest, Rivera
second, Golden Gate third.
The Government CT Canada will not ap-
| point customs outposts along the interna.
| tonal boundary in the Northwest, being
satisfied that mounted police can control
the frontier sufficiently. The principal
articles smuggled are whisky and cattle.
The Government is also satisfied that po-
lygamy is not practiced by the Mormons at
Mcleod, n. w. 7.
Since the murder of Dr. Cronin his friend.
the Rev. Patrick Cronin, of Chicago, the
editor Of the Catholic Union, has been
particularly severe in the denunciation of
the conspirators, Lately he has been re-
celyiDg threatening letters. In an editorial
| just published he denounces those who
threaten him and declares his intention to
continue the course he is pursuing.
A prominent citizen named Brown, of
Guthrie, Indiana, Thursday was compelled
to kneel in the public square by lady
named Mrs. Burns. The lady held a
cooked revolver at his head while he pray ed
Justify to the Almighty fer pardon. 1t was
very entertaining scene to the bummers
and loafers standing about Brown had
slandered the lady. He left town on the
| first train