Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-25
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six furlongs, ShOt-over wos. Rustic second,
Cold Stream third. Time, 1:l9l.
The steeple chase was about two miles.
Mckenzie won. Killarney second, Zangbar
third. Time, 4:55.
Honeymoon in the Clouds.
BIRMINGHAM (Ala), October 24th.-At
the State air to-day Thomas J. Wins and
Miss Gertrude Pitman of Brewton, Ala,
were married in the presence OF 10000 peo-
ple The young couple then stepped into
the car of balloon and with aeronaut
Baldwin sailed off on their bridal tour,
The balloon was last seen this afternoon
heading TO the mountainous region of
Shelby county. The young couple got a
purse of $3.50 and large number Of pres
ents.
The balloon and bridal couple finally
landed on top of mountain seventeen
miles from Birmingham.
Railroad Accident.
DUBUQUE Iowa), October 24th.-A por-
ton of freight train No. Z, on the Illinois
Central, this evening went through the
iron bridge at Center Grove. The bridge
was being constructed to replace the old
one and fifty men were working on and
under it.
Nearly all of them got out.
Robert Keating the ffteen-year-old son
of the bridge watchman, was killed, and
FIVE men-Dan Dougherty, Hugh Connors,
John Wolf, Miles Winters and Jerry Nc.
Gowan-were seriously injured.
Governor HILL Honored.
WHEELING wv. Va), October 24th-
Governor Hill of New York and party ar
rived in Wheeling this afternoon. On the
way from Massilon, o.. crowds thronged
the stations and cheered the Governor as he
passed through. Or arrival here large
crowd met him and escorted him to q hotel,
where reception was held, lasting three
hours, during which prominent Democrats
of the State paid their respee:s. The
Governor spoke in the opera house to sn
audience only limited by the capacity of
the hall, dwelling on the tariff anu other
issues of the campaign.
Colonel Dudley's Case.
NEW YoRX, October 24th.-The general
term of the Supreme Court refused to va
cate the order for the examination OF Col.
w. w. Dudley before the trial in his suit
for libel against the Press Publishing Com
pany and the World for damsges for pub
fishing the famous blocks of five" letter.
In the opinion Judge Daniels said it is evi
dent that the plaintiff, when he visited
New York, had been actuated with intent
to avoid the service of the order and practi
cslly declining to obey the mandate of the
Court.
Immigrants From Palermo.
New ORLEANS, October 24th.-The steam
ship Elysap from Palermo, with 1000 i'm
migrants on board, has arrived at Port
Eads. The entire force of United States In
spectors went down the river this afternoon
to meet the vessel. They will make a thor
ough inspection, and if any of them should
turn out TO be paupers, criminals, or of the
other classes which come under the pro-
hibitory code, they will be returned on
board and the ship made to carry them
back TO Palermo.
Not Settled Yet.
EVANSVILLE (Ind), October 24th.-To-
day il is said that the announcement of the
settlement of the trouble on the Mackay
lines was premature. 1t has developed
since that the matter still is in allegiance
At late hour tonight the officials are still
in consultation, but nothing could be
learned of the sentiment prevailing. The
men are waiting quietly for the verdict
and expect that no trouble will ensue.
Non-Part.sans to Rule.
COLUMBUS, October 24th.-The extra
session of the Legislature which was called
by Governor Campbell to consider the al
legged corruption in the Municipal Board at
Cincinnati, concluded its business this
afternoon and adjourned. The bill became
a law providing for non partisan Board
pointed by Mayor Mosby and hold until
April, when their successors shall be
elected.
Fiendish Deed
CHICAGO. October 24th-John Fox, a dis
solute individual, this afternoon terribly
dis6gured his wife with vitriol. The
woman keeps q boarding house, and has
been abused by Fox when in his drunken
sprees so often that she refused him ad-
mittsnce TO thehouse. He broke in to-day,
and poured vitriol over her head and face.
She was formerly the wife Of man named
Holer in San Francisco.
Sham sealskins.
New YORK, October 24th.-A New Pro-
cess Company has recently been formed
here to make bogus seaskins. 1t is re-
ported the company is making great prepa-
rations for wholesale operations. They
take cony skins as g basis and manipulate
them so that it is reported to be difficult
for any but an expert to detect the differ
ence betw cen the sham and genuine seal
skins.
Mob Law Ruled.
AUGUSTA, October 24th.-On Monday
morning George Williams, negro boy, II
years old, shot and killed the 5-year old
son of ]. r. Robertson (white), five miles
from Miller. Last night the Sheriff started
with Williams for Waynesboro but was
met by mob who took the prisoner away
and, tying him to a tree, riddled him with
bullets.
Narrow Escape of Working Girls.
CrrvprAvp RI Octahar 18th The Ey.
celsior Waterproof Compapys building
was gutted by fire this afternoon. Thirty
women and girls working on the third floor
were cut off from the stairway and were
taken from the windows by the firemen on
ladders. None were injured. Loss, $780, 900.
Seminary Mission Work.
PITTsBURG, October 24th.-At to- days
session of the American Inter-Seminary
Missionary Alliance, reports from the diff
ferent seminaries were very encouraging.
showing large increase in the number of
graduates who go to foreign and home
missionary fields every year.
Railroad Alliance.
PHILADELPHIA. October 2ith.-The i'm
portant announcement was made this even
ing that an alliance between the Reading
railroad syndicate and the Vanderbilts' in
terests has finally been effected, and here
after the Vanderbilts will be represented in
and take prominent part in the Reading
management.
Pitzlin was the Victor.
GALVESTON, October 24th.-In the fight
for the middle weight championship of
Texas, at the Galveston Athletic Club to-
day, Paul Pitzlin of Houston whipped
Arthur Upham of Galveston in ten rounds.
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