Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-13
Republican National League.

NEW YORK, March 12th.-President Thurston
of the Republican National League has ap-
pointed the following Sub-EXecutive Committee
to omanage the-sffairs of the league for the COM
ing year James A. Blanchard (Chairman),
New York; J. Henry Gould, Massachusetts,; G.
w. Patton, Illinois: ]. F. Hendrix, Pennsyl-
Connecticut; Charles Pierce, Missouri; F. K.
Owens. Michigan: I. Z. Byrnes, Minnesota; Z.
c. Herring, Louisiana.
President Thurston and Secretary Humphreys
are ex oiheio members OF the committee.
A Dazzling Bait.
MISSEAPoLIs, March l2th.-A Bismarck N
d. special says: Contrary to expectation, the
Seed Wheat Commissioners W ill report this
afternoon to the Legislature that they can fur
nish $4,000 bushels of seed wheat to needy
farmers without interest, TO be returned bushel
for bushel after the crop is harvested. If the
crop fails the debt is to be cancelled. This is to
be followed by lottery bill raising the amount
to be paid the State to $3.50, 900 per annum. The
money to buy feed undoubtedly comes from
the Louisiana Lottery Company, or men who
represent It. The proposition is dazzling bait
of the lottery bill.
Terrible Death.
PORT HURON (Mich.). March 18th Mrs. Car
lille, an aged lady living three miles west OF
Marysville while fixing a fire in the stove Sun
day accidentally ignited her clothing, and was
so badly burned that she died Monday. Her
husband, the only other occupant of the house,
witnessed the whole occurrence, but was power
less to help her, as he is a paralytic and unable
to move hand or foot. For three hours he was
compelled to watch the excrutiating agony of
his wife. When his daughter returned from
church medical aid was summoned, but it was
too late.
Horrible Punishment.
PIERRE Is. d.. March 12th.-A summary and
terrible punishment was meted out to DIRTY
Foot" d Sioux buck, who attempted 10 commit
murder at camp oD Bad river. To-day he got
drunk, and going TO a tepee, found a squaw
known as "Old Sal' he picked up an a. and
struck her, cracking her skull. A crowd soon
gathered aud DIRTY Foot was caught and
thrown into fire in the center of circle of
tepees When he tried to escape he was thrown
back until he was burned to crisp.
Furnishing Lynchers.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 12th.-The trial of thirty
persons arrested for the lynching of Hans Jacob
Olson, on the night OF November 2ith, is now in
progress at Whitehall. Wis. Peter Johnson
Loga, q well-todo farmer, who headed the
lyme hing party, yesterday hanged himself and
three others who were implicated, have con-
fessed. Henry Hansey. who turned States eyi,
dence to-day gave the details of the crime, aud
several other witnesses were put on the stand
by the prosecution.
The Sawtelle Murder.
ROCHESTER IN. II }, March l2th.-The trial of
Isaac sawtelle for the murder of his brother
Hiram was begun this morning. A great crowd
assembled, aud was kept in check with difficulty
The widow of Hiram Sawtelle testified regarding
the receipt OF kilograms by her husband calling
him to Rochester; also regarding the Sawtelle
property which, it is supposed, was the motive
of the crime.
Western Union Dividend.
New YORK, March 12th.-The Directors of the
Western Union to-day declared a quarterly di-
yidend OF II per cent. William Waldorf Astor
was elected Director TO fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of his father. The statement shows
that the net earnings for the quarter ending De-
cember 3lst was Sl,ue),0 600. II is estimated that
the net earnings for the quarter ending March
1lf fxxil hQ 81
New State Treasurer.
ST. LOUIS, March l2th.-A Republican Jeffer-
son City special says: Governor Francis this
evening appointed Lon V. Stephens of Boon
vile State Treasurer, 10 serve until January,
1898. Governor Francis has not formally &C.
cepted the resignation of Treasurer Noland, but
has flied it In the State Department as an ac-
compartment to the order for Stephens appoint
ment.
Methodist Conference.
EMpoR1A lKan.), March l2th.-The South
Kansas Methodist Conference is in session here
to-day. The prominent visitors are Bishops
Foss Of Chicago, Winde OF Topeka, Fry of st.
Louis, Chadwick and Cranston of Cincinnati,
Drs. Bayne and Peck of New York, and DR..
Spencer of Philadelphia
Heavy water-spout.
CAIRO Qll) March 12th.-A water-spout at
ULlin, Ill, submerged the tracks of the Illinois
Central to the depth of five feet. No trains have
come In on that road since yesterday afternoon.
The Ohio river continues TO rise here.
Two Sisters suicide.
CoScoRDIA (Kans.l March l2th.-The bodies
of Misses Adele and Hanna Povre, who lived on
a farm four miles north, were found last night
in the lake, they having committed suicide.
The only Cause known is melancholy.
Steamer Collision.
NORFOLK March 12th.-It is rumored that
the United States steamer Alliance, which
sailed from Hampton Roads Saturday, had
collision with a schooner and put back. II is
said several of the crew were injured
Denounced as False.
new YORK, March 12th.-Tne published
statement that Jay Gould was about TO marry
the widow OF the late Maurice B Flynn is de-
nources as false by Mrs. Flynn's father and
Gould's son Edwin.
Out Strike.
ASHLAND (Nis.l March 12th.-One thousand
employees al the Norris Iron Nine, the largest
producer in the world, went on a strike to-day.
Town Burned.
CIScTSSATI. March l2th.-The business POI
ton of the town of Coalton, Jackson county,
Ohio, was burned this afternoon. Loss, SO, COO.
THE bile is removed, the head cleared
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