Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-13

CHICAGO, February 12th.-Miss Hattie
Hind, member of the choir in Moodys
Church, was shot twice tonight and seri-
ously wounded by Robert Henderson,
| member of the Moody congregation.
Henderson then suicided. The affair
took place in his apartments. Hender-
son was a married man. and his wife and
children are at Niagara Falls. He had
been living here apart from them for three
years Drink was his besetting sin. He
had been reformed several times by the
Moody Mission.
Miss Hind had been prominent in the
work and had been in the habit of going
to his room and singing to him. To night
was an occasion of his repentance after
spree. Miss Kinds rebuked him severely
and said she had about lost faith in him.
Henderson seized the weapon and the
shooting followed. 1t is understood he was
intending to procure divorce and marry
Miss Kinds.
The Montana Situation.
CHICAGO, February 12th-While in Chi
cago to-day Ex-Governor Houser of Mon
tana said the Montana Legislature must
adjourn according to law on the 25th OF
this month. 1t was not to be expected,
Houser added, that the United States Sen
ate would try very hard TO get at the facts
III tue ne CQdDCeS were,
therefore, that if the Legislature adjourned
without any further action on the Senator
ship question, the whole matter would de.
volVe upon Governor Toole of Montana.
The Governor, Mr.. Houser SAID, would ap-
point Democrats.
Murdered His Mother.
BUTTE (Mont.), February 12th.-Thon,as
Bryant, a lad Of 16, a hardened young
desperate, shot and killed his mother,
Mrs. Richard Bryant, at noon TO day, at
Burlington.
His mother found him rifiing her trunk
where she kept her money, amounting to
$500. The mother threatened to have him
arrested, when he coolly drew pistol and
shot her. The murderer took the train for
Silver Bow, where he gave himself up to a
| Deputy Sheriff, and was brought to the Jail
here.
Jim and Jake.
NEW ORLEANS, February 12th.-James J.
Corbett, instructor of boxing to the Olym-
pic Athletic Club, of San Francisco, has
arrived here and taken possession of the
| quarters in Carrollton, len miles above the
city, in which John L. Sullivan trained for
his fight with Paddy Ryan. Corbett is
matched to meet Jake Kilrain in a six
round contest, with fve-ounce gloves, for a
purse of So, 500, at the Southern Athletic
Club in this city, February 18th.
ClaJton's Assassin, sSa
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), February 12th.-A
rumor was circulated to-day that the MUIR
derer of John NJ. Clayton had been located
| in this city and that Governor Eagle had
issued a requisition for his extradition.
The Governor, in response to an inquiry,
said that no such requisitiou had been is
sued. Interesting developments can be ex-
pected in the matter at an early day.
The Navassa Rioters.
BALTIMORE, February 11th.-The third
trial of the Navassa rioters resulted in
finding Edward Smith guilty of murder
in the first degree; also, finding eleven
others guilty of manslaughter, and the
acquittal of FIVE others. Three of the
party were previously found guilty OF
murder in the first degree and several
guilty of manslaughter.
No Rest for the Boodlers.
CHICAGO, February 12th.-States Attor-
ney Longenecker has brought suit in the
name of Cook county against all the
"boodlers' returned, escaped or compro-
missed, for $500 GOO The suit is to recover
the money taken while the defendants were
members of the Doodle company.
Confessed Their Guilt.
| CHICAGO, February lZth.-Wh hen the case
of the men indicted for attempting to bride
the Cronin jury was called this morning
the four remaining defendants pleaded
guilty. The Court said it would hear evi.
dence to determine what the mitigating OF
aggrayating circumstances were.
Sure-Thing Democrats.
ANNAPOLIS (Md), February 12th.-The
State Senate to-day, by strict party vote
| y,acSad q ro, uroce rafiiSt-iotiDO hill ShO11ld
the bill become law, FIVE of the six Con.
gressional districts of this State are made
it is declared. surely Democratic.
Valuable Painting.
NEW York, February 12th-C P. Hunt
ington tonight at the Barlow art sale paic
IS, 800 for the painting 1.-THE Children O.
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