Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
Officers Elected.

New YORK, April 25th-This was the
last day of the Confederation of the
Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Clymer caused to
be read telegram from Mrs John A. Lo-
gan and Mrs. NJ. r. n. Wallace, volunteer
ing the cooperation of the Womans De-
partment of the Chicago Worlds Fair As
soeiation.
Mrs. Charlotte Brown, of Orange, n. J.,
was elected President for the ensuing year
Mrs. Mary Wright sewell, Of indianapolis,
Vice President; Mrs. J. C. Croley ("Jenny
June') was made Recording Secretary
Miss Mary H. Temple, OF Knoxville, Tenn,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Phoebe
Hearst wife of Senator Hearst OF Califor.
MA, Treasurer.
Killed in the Prize-Ring.
BosToN, April 25th.-Tresday evening
among the set.tos at the Bay State Ath-
letic Club-rooms was one between John
Fallon and John Murray OF Roxburg. Muir
ray gave Failon a terrific blow on the left
side of the head just above the ear. Fallon
fell to the floor like log and all medical
means employed to bring him back to con-
sciousness proved futile. After an exam
ination it was found that blood-vessel
in the left side of the brain had been rupt-
ured, causing paralysis of the entire right
side of the body. The police this morning
arrested Murray and William North of
Rockingham place. Fallon cannot survive
may hours. He is unconscious.
LArER.-Fallon is dead.
Deeds of Violence.
CHICAGO, April 25th.-The situation of
the carpenters strike is practically un.
changed. Everything depends upon to-
morrow's joint conference between the
representatives of the new boss carpenters
tho oo1no;l ND
the builders association. Numerous deeds
of violence, on the part of the strikers, in
various portions of the city were reported
to-day. In some instances the work done
by non-union men has been torn to pieces
by the subsequent raids of striking car
penters.
Kemmler's Approaching Death.
AUBURN (N. ", april 25th.-The career
of William kemmler is gradually ap-
preaching its termination, and nothing
but a respite from the Governor can save
him from the terrible experiment next
week. He fully realizes his position and
intends to meet his fate unainchingly. Ar
rangements for the final act in the tragedy
are substantially completed. Warden
Durston has not divulged the day of execu-
ton, but good guessers name the middle of
| the week as the time.
Heavy Passenger Traffic.
ST. PAUL (Minn.), April 25th.--Within
three weeks the Northern Pacific Railroad
will put on q new train TO the coast, leaving
here Immediately after the arrival of the
Chicago trains, and reducing the time from
| Chicago to the coast by eighteen hours.
| This extra train was necessary by the in
sufficiency OF the present arrangements for
| the heavy passenger traffic of the road.
He Don't Want to Fight.
New York, April 25th.-Referring to the
| proposition of the California Athletic Club
| John W. Barnett, Sullivan's manager, to.
night said: Sullivan will accept the Offer
on two conditions: First, the $4,000 purse
| must not be divided. The winner must
| take all the money. Second. Sullivan must
| have a side bet of at least $4,000
Giant Powder Explosion.
DENVER, April 25th.-A Leadville (Col.,
special saws that while q lsborer employed
on the Rio Grande Railway construction
was thawing out several sticks of gian
| powder, an explosion occurred which threw
several men some distance from the works
| One was killed, another cannot live, anc
several others were slightly injured.
Death of a Leper.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 25;h.-Erick Ny
i lauQ. lSpSf, uUSS dttIdStcu iAlbSA
| attention among the medical fraternit.
here, died last Wednesday in cbscurit.
and poverty. The fact of his death Ia
been brought to the public notice by dis
pute with the Health Officer regarding tn
burial permit.
Coming West.
New York, April 25th.-Dr. McGlynl
announced at meeting tonight thafnex
week he would start for the Pacific Coas
His purpose is to go to San Francisco {
visit relatives, but he will deliver sewers
lectures while in California.
End of "a High Roller.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25th.-James Grs
. ham. s clerk in the insurance departmer
of the Pennsylvania Company, was con
mitied to-day 10 answer to the charge {
embezziing 5000 Gambling and fa
) company was the cause.
Two varieties of squash cannot be grow
us.ar each cther without danger of mixin