Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-30
Heavy storms.

storm passed over this section this aft rnoon
Lightning set fire to the East Kentucky Normal
college, and IL was destroyed with all its con-
the shock.
LEXINGTON (Ky.). June 29th.-A heavy storm.
wind and rain, passed over the city this even.
ing. Many houses in the lower portion of the
city nave their first floors submerged, and II
number of trees were blown down. No one
was killed. The storm did considerable dam
age to property throughout the country.
Programme of the Week.
WASHINGTON, June 2eth-The Senate will be
greater part of the week, and the tariff Will
likely go over until next week. Of the general
business the bill for the admission of Idaho has
tae nrst place. and the river and harbor bill
next. The Senate will be likely 10 adjourn
from Thursday until Monday and the members
OF the House expect TO do the same although
1nis Ih Is not definitely decided in either body.
this week, but may be deferred. The election
oill is still in precedence.
Racine's Victory.
NEW YORK June 29th.-The Press saws: Sat-
urday was really great day at Chicago, when
Ienbroeeks record at mile, that stood for
years went down before Racine the California
wonder. Were it on a track of less exalted rep
utation there might be suspicious that timers
pulled, but there is no room for question.
AS II is, Racine suffers in reputation by
reason of his performance having come so re-
Gently after the Salvator-Tenny contest. One
month ago it would have been the subject of
great remark.
Sunday Games.
CHICAGO June 29th.-Baseball games were
played by the American Association to-day as
follows:
At Toledo-The Toledo-Atlantic game was
called at the end OF the fourth inning on account
OF rain The score was l to 0 in favor OF Colum-
bus
AT st. Louis-St. Louis lS, Rochester
Al Loulsyllle-Louisyille 9, Brooklyn
BAH Players Arrested.
WASHINGTON, June 2eth. = During to.day's
pan game between the Washipgtons and Wor-
cesters, near Alexandria, Justice of the Peace
served warrants upon both teams for violating
the Sunday law. The trial was held at once
and each man was fined 81 and costs, amount
ing 10 81 The game then continued, and war;
rants were made out against Secretary Burkett,
OF the Washington Club, on charge of playing
pan without license Hearing of the move,
however, Burkett fed to this city.
Charged With Arson.
GALVESTON, June 29th.-Simon Heidenheimer
and Isaac Heidenheimer wealthy and prosper
Gus business men. have been arrested charged
with arson. They were released on bonds
!! OF 5000 each The arrest grew out OF
OIL Mills on Apri Stn. Both Heidenheimers
were largely interested in these mills, which
were insured for $4,000 in New York and
Boston companies.
Mare Island Appointments.
WAshiNGToS, June 29th.-Secretary Tracy
has dismissed Garrett Riley. the machinist in
charge of the department docks and yards al
the Mare Island Navy.yard, and appointed
George W. Norton of Vallejo to succeed him
The Secretary also appointed Thomas Robinson
| OF vallejo as writer in the construction depart
| ment at the Mare Island Navy-yard, vice +. NJ
Pratt, removed.
Weather Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, June 29th.-A special bulletin
issued by the Signal Service says; The temper.
hyfrh ~
lower Mississippi valley TO the guilt, and on the
middle and southern Atlantic coast The max.
lmum temperature o'day was 102o at Augusts
and soo at Montgomery, Nashville and St. Louis
Noise for the Fourth.
NEW YORK, June 29th.-The ship Great Ad.
miral arrived from Hougkong with 100, 900 boxes
containing 1000 600 packs of tire-crackers. This
practically breaks the great corner as up to the
time of the ships arrival prices were fifty pei
cent. higher than last year.
Fatal Shooting.
ARDMoRE Il. T.), June 29th-A messenger
from the neighborhood of Derrock states that
on the round. up on the creek late FRIDAY even.
| ing James Andrews fatally shot John Rankin,
| VINO was in turn MORALLY wounded by Ran
KIN COUSIN. Both are well-todo cattle men.
clearinghouse Statistics.
BOSTON, June 29th.-The total gross exchanges
| tor the last week, by dispatches from the lead.
| ing clearing houses of the United States and
Canada, were 81 ia, ,667 SOL, decrease of l 3
| per cent, as compared with the corresponding
week last year.
Resigned.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-A special dispatch from
| Ottawa, Ont, says that General Middleton yes
| terday handed in his resignation as Comman
der-ln- Chief of the Canadian Militia despite the
denial of such course which he made last
week.
Killed by Lightning.
FANCEBURG (ky.) June 29th-During q Sc
we're storm tonight Jerry Searles, with his fam
wagon nrnyp q roo Enr she ltar
The tree was struck by lightning and Searles,
wife and child and one horse were killed.
Wanted in Portland.
NswBURGH IN. y, June 29th.-Edward NJ.
Doyle aged 80, was arrested here tonight by
detective Day, of Portland Or. He is wanted
at Portland for embezzlement and grand lar
ceny.
Chicago's Population
CHICAGO, June 20th.-Census supervisor Gil.
bert estimates from the returns already received
and careful approximation of those to come
that Chicago's population will be about OS5,-
900.
Death of a Journalist
CHICAGO. June Goth Arthur A. Huffman,
President of the Democrat Publishing COMPANY
OF Fort Worth, Tex, chief owner of the Fort
Worth Gazette, died this morning in this city
Fighters Arraigned.
NEW YORK, June 29th.-Ihe pugilists Kelly
and Murphy, who had glove contest Thursday
night, were arraigned to-day and held under
s5OO bail each for examination on July 9Th
Paper Factory Burned
RAILWAY N J.), June 29th-A fire to-nigh: in
| the large wallpaper factory of Jardine & Co
caused loss of 100000. partially covered by
insurance.