Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-27
Runaway Match.

MARYsvILLE, April 26th- Something o.
| sensation has been created here by the
elopement of Frank Gunther and Miss
Emma Mcclure last night. The girl is ONLY
10 years old. She left home about 8 O'Clock
with the professed object of visiting neigh
o0r's house and that was the last seen O.
her. 1t is believed that the couple drove t.
Wheatland and there took the train fol
San francisco, where the girls mother
MRS. L. }. Wilkinson, has relatives. TIL,
young couple have been in love for som,
time past, but were forbidden to associat,
with each other. Mrs. Wilkinson is much
distressed and has invoked the aid of thu
police to recover her daughter.
THEY ARE MARRIED.
MARYsyILLE, April 26tb.-News ha.
reached this place that Frank F. Gunthel
and Emma Mcclure, who eloped from
Marysvllle last night, were married at Gras,
Valley to-day.
Sad Bereavement,
AUBURN, April 26th.-Y yesterday evening
about o'clock, the three. year-old daughter
of 0. F. Seavey, editor of the Placer Herald
was missing from her home, and her BODY
was found about four miles below Auburn
in the Bear River ditch. She had I'm.
doubleday fallen into the ditch, was
drowned, and had fioated that distance be-
fore the body was found.
Mr.. Seayey was at Forest Hill at the
time, where he was to act as orator for the
Odd Fellows anniversary. Great sympa.
thy is felt by the community. The child
was an unusually bright one.
Salvation Wins.
Los ANGELES, April 26th.-Judge Cheney
to-day decided unconstitutional the city
ordinance preventing the Salvation Army
IRON bt at.ng drums and tambou ines and
blowing horns upon the Streets Saliva
tionists arrested under the ordinance were
discharged
The flower festival, which closes tonight.
will be great success, eclipsing all former
efforts. The receipts will reach probably
IS 900. The proceeds are for the benefit Of
the Y. M. G. A.
Freight Train Wrecked.
The DALLEs (or.), April 26:h. = "A
freight train parted on the bridge in this
city last evening, damaging the bridge
slightly and throwing two freight cars a
distance of forty feet, breaking them in
small pieces. No person was injured. The
freight, consisting of lumber and ties, was
not injured.
James v. Coleman.
MODESTO, April 26th.-Hon. M. F. Tar.
pey, prominent politician, was in town
last night and showed your correspondent
dispatch from James V. Coleman of San
Mateo, announcing that gentleman's csndi-
dacy for the nomination OF Governor of
California. subject to the action of the
Democratic State Convention.
Sunday school Convention.
SANTA ANA, April 26th.-The Orange
County Sunday School Convention is in
session here, and is largely attended. The
Sabbath question was discussed last even
ing. Three sessions were held TODAY.
The last was addressed this evening by
Mrs. NJ. Wells, National Organizer Of the
w. G. T. U.
Burglaries at Grass Valley.
GRASS VALLEY, April 26th.-Burglars at
tempted to enter Campbell's store, Boston
Ravine, last night by prying off the iron
shutters and door. The construction of the
brick walls baffied the attempts
Rodgers mill, Boston Ravine, has been
robbed of rich matchmaking plates.
Fruit Trees Killed.
GRASS VALLEY, April 26th.-Witbin a
small radius in the lower foothills tributary
to this city hundreds of young peach, prune
and apricot trees are reported killed by the
surplus of water in the ground, CONSEQUENT
upon the unusually severe winter.
General Alger In Portland.
PORTLAND, April 26th.-General Russell
Alger and party arrived here this morning
and were driven over the city in carriages.
They will be rendered reception at The
Tabernacle tonight