Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-31

| Fomsrd, finds she has married q madman.
| Two days after the ceremony he compelled
her to don her bridal robes, after which he
| locked her in s small room and boNed the
, door and left the place. She was impris-
oned thirtysiz hours and would have
starved had not her mother visited the
! house.
subsequently TIE husband and wife were
reconciled, aud went on q bridal tour 10
Lake Hopatcopg. While there. Folmard
hired sail boat decoyed his wife on
| board, and sent ii s6rift in terrible storm.
The boat capsized and the woman was
| barely rescued. Folmsrd escaped, but was
captured and will be placed IN an asylum.
Montana, Notes.
HELENA (Mont.), March 30th.-A sensa-
ton was created here bv the suicide early
this morning of George Voss, a well-known
attorney and leading German citizen.
His trouble is thought to have been tinan-
cial reverses end political disappointments.
heavy snow has been falling for the
past twenty-four hours 1t is now eight
inches on the level. Railroads report no
| trouble so far as the snow is not drifting.
Helena Is raising fund for the Louis
vile sufferers.
Unblushing Frauds,
DENVER, March 30th.-The contest case
of Barton on behalf of the people against
Wolfe Londoner, the Mayor, which has
bean on trial for ten days. went TO the Jury
last night and to-day verdict was re-
turned against Londoner. The evidence
showed the most unblushing frauds at the
city election years ago. The case has been
TO the supreme Court once and will go
there again. The final decision will not be
reached in less than sixty days.
Picked Up at Sea.
New YORK, March SOth.-Csptain Roh-
ling and seven of the crew OF the German
bark Western Chief, arrived to-day on the
steamer Trinidad. The Western Chief was
bound from Hamburg for New York and
abandoned OF the Bahamas She caught
on fire March 10Th and was leaking badly.
The Captain and his companions were
thirteen hours in an open boat. The
others OF the crew were picked up by the
brig Pearl.
Hung in Ehigy.
CHICAGO, March 30th.-A high state of
excitement prevails in Kingsland, the
county seat of Cleveland county, over the
hanging in effigy of Postmaster \. L. Tins
dale OF that place on the public square last
night. Tinsdale until recently published
bitter union labor psper in that county,
and his appointment caused a general up
; rising and the breaking out of factional
hosulities OF serious nature is greatly
feared.
The Proposed University.
BALTIMORE, March 30th.-Bishop New
man of the Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence of California, to. day said The bankers
and business men of WASHINGTON have
subscribed literally to the proposed uni
versity. One gentleman owning large
quarry said he would give all the stone
required for the building. The grounds
selected for the site will be purchased at
once.
The Last Spike Driven.
BUTTE (Mont.), March 30th.-The last
rail IN the Butte and Gallatin branch of the
Northern Pacific was laid to-day. Tie
road is now ironed from end to end Much
yet remains to be done in the way OF sur
facing and ballasting, which will take six
weeks more to finish. This branch brings
Butte III miles nearer to st. Paul than the
present route via Garrison.
Worse and More of 1t.
ANNAPOLIS (Md ).iMarch 30th-The con-
dltlon of the affairs OF State Treasurer
Archer seems to be growing more compli-
cate1, and it is thought now the shortage
will not fall below half million. Archer,
1t Is learned, has great number of private
debts, and it is asserted that a number of
trust estates that were in his care have
been wiped out.
New YORK, March 3Oth.-Agent Under
hill Of the Guion line pronounced the crit
icism on the action of the Adriatics Cap
tain as unjust. The Aldersgate and an
other vessel being near the City of Paris
ready to render any assistance he says it
would have been improper fof the Adj
riatic to stop and thus delay her cargo,
mails, etc.
s>s A Caustic Letter.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30th.-A yery.
caustic letter has been addressed to Gov
ernor Waterman by ]. W. Sweeney, the
Corresponding Secretary of the Eight-Hour
League, in answer 10 the letter denying the
request of the league to set apart May 1st
as legal holiday for demonstration in
the labor ranks.
Storms on the Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Both. The
schooner Challenger, which arrived to-day
from Apia via Kahulni, reports experience
ing heavy storms from the 9th inst. until
arrival. The bark Alexander Mcneil from
Honolulu, arrived also TO day, and reports
heavy southeast gales on the same date.
Not So Good Last Year.
BosroN, March 30th-The total gross ex-
changes for the last week as shown by dis
patches from the leading clearing houses
in the United States and Canada, were
1857 ,653 455, decrease OF 6 per cent. as
compared with the same week last year.
Hundreds of Cattle Dying.
CHARLEsTowN CIV. Va.), March 90th.-
Information from Boone, Lincoln and ad-
joining counties is TO the effect that hun
dreds of cattle are dying for want of food.
Grain is very scarce and the roads are so
bad that no food can be hauled.
His Services Dispensed With.
WASHINGTON, March 30th.-Hamilion
Shidy, whose record as an employe in the
Milwaukee PostCtfice was one of the feat
ures in the recent civil service investiga-
ton, has been dismissed from the census
office.
Showing in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, March March 30th.-The heav-
lest snow storm of the year set in this
morning and al late hour to night there
is no cessation. E ght inches have fallen.
Street car travel is greatly impeded.
Another National Bank.
WASHINGTON, March 3oth.-L J. Bente-
cost and his associates have applied to the
Comptroller of Currency for authority to
organize the First National Bank, of Gen.
tralia, Wash.
A Young Farmer Suffocateds
PARIS Tex, March 30th.-The Central
Hotel was burned this morning. William
Eldridge, young farmer, was suffocated.
The other guests escaped in their night
clothes.
Bled by Politicians.
BALTIMORE, March 30th.-It is. learned
that most of the money taken bU the de-
faulting State Treasurer. Archer. went for
campaign purposes and to back political
friends.
Judge Sabin Dea64
GALVESTON (Tex.), March 39.h,-Chaun-
cey B. Sabin, United States District Judge
for the Eastern District of Texas, died to-
day.
SHAKE off the effects of bad cold
promptly by the use OF Dr. Iayne's Expec-
torant, and escape the danger of irritating
the lungs into a fatal disease.