Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-11

hat the President was shown copy OF the
Juer3aad Monthly article, which was thought
" some to reflect on Justice Field, and
hat this was the Presidents only reason
or Withdrawing Waite's nomination.
Much regret is felt here over the turn
lffairs have taken in this connection. Mr..
Waite is pronounced by all to be a good
nan, and it is considered unfortunate that
le should have incurred Justice Fields
lispleasure by writing the article.
Sheehan's nomination is likely to be
made in few days. He was at one time
IN applicant for the Revenue Collector
ship but disappointed in securing it, con-
this place is given him.
Baseball Notes.
CHICAGO, May 1Oth.-President Spalding
Of the Chicago Baseball Club, arrived home
from New York this morning and says
positively there was no meeting of the
National League in New York. He denies
that there will be any changes and says
the schedule will be played out. The
League is in the fight to stay, and there
will be no transfer of clubs as has been
Messrs. John G. Rekel and Frank Con-
nelly of the Chicago Times, have issued a
universal baseball guide containing much
Of interest to all leagues as well as the
baseball public generally. One feature is
special letters from the shining lights both
of the League and Brotherhood and the
Association.
Whisky and the Church.
ST. LOUIS, May 10th.-In the Southern
Methodist Conference to-day, Judge East
of Tennessee introduced q resolution con-
demning the traffic in and the use of liq-
uors, and holding that legal prohibition is
the duty of the Government.
DR.. Whitehead of Virginia opposed it.
"We have no right" said he, under the
laws and constitution of the church to take
any position in regard to civil laws. While
1 am as firm in my belief in temperance, /
do not believe that as q church we have q
right to make any utterances on the sub
ject." After lengthy debate the resolu-
ton was referred to committee.
CHASTITY Crime.
KANSAS CITY, May 1Oth.-Evidence of a
CHASTITY crime has been discovered at the
Union station this morning. In pine box
two feet long was found the horribly multi
ated body of woman, most of whose flesh
had been cut from the bones, and her face
mutilated beyond recognition. The body
was packed in charcoal. Life could not
have been extinct more than twenty-four
hours. The box was checked through
from st. Louis last night.
An investigation later showed that the
body was doubtless medical students
subject.
No Silver for Sale.
Nrw yopp Nav 10tb-Tbe ernorts nj
snec;e ,ast waok Amounted tn $40 mn ali NJ
Which was in Gold Theimnorts amounted
tn s6Os ono of which $4,000 was in gold
and $500 ono in silver.
This is the first week in many years that
no silver has been exported, and this ex-
ception is undoubtedly due to an anticipa-
ton of favorable silver legislation.
the same cause.
Safe in Canada.
Dr,rru MINI Nav 1Otb-Tbe renort
that w n Pone the Townsville defanltino
hank teller was arrested bv detective
ra.r - :. ;monrran, t. ;s .i;a,,ad ~. :
Pone has been around here. but the off.
GERS couId mot get their hands on him.
There ia q belief that the supposed detec-
five who chartered a speciaI train to over.
AXE the boat at Twin Harbor was Pope
himself in which event he ia now safe in
Canada.
strychnine for Soda.
Aucrsr. naA Nav nth -Tbere hos
been a wholesale poisoning of a colored
family near Browning. George Johnson's
wife, in preparing bread for breakfast for
her husband and eight children, used by
mistake strychnine for soda. The whole
family was stricken down. Four children
have died. Doctors apprehend that the
poison consumed will kill the rest of the
family, including the mother.
Reminders Case.
AUBURN IN. ", May 1Oth.-The habeas
corpus writ case Of Kemmler, issued by
Judge Corbett OF Buffalo, came up to-day
before Judge Underwood. The point raised
was whether the Court of Oyer and Term
iner of Erie county had jurisdiction to pro-
Cochran and others argued for Kemmler,
and Attorney-General Tabor for Warden
Durston.
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ea-fuohc innter, oleo IN THIS city TINS
z,teln0on AZ O'CLOCK Oh consumption:
h q was !. the former eoltor.in-cnlel OF
11e D1nsel ar'9@ne n Hna ialef VI tne Ohana
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and versatile writer - = '-'
Ch.roL.. co,.s,
GUTHRIE u. IL, May loth.-Oavld d.
Jerome, chairman OF the cherokee Com
ana warren "; oayre, member,
arrived 10 negouate Win the trlpes east OF
ou'n au i9i .1en resersatlons. 1uuse VII
5on 'I II thonoht that ,ha na0ot;o,;ou u
uiii resnlt snccessf,,jlv
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mund Sturgis crawford, charged with hav-
ing, III 1000, WINE messenger Oh the amer
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