Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-16

train had been robbed by three men, and
another that J. II. Howard, bound for Nebraska
City, was robbed of S23. and that ]. ". Dolby
drew revolver on the robbers and drove them
from the train.
Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS (0.). October 15th.-In the Legis-
lature this morning a resolution was offered in
the House, the tone of which censured the Gov
ernor for calling the extra session providing for
an investigation committee for Cincinnati The
House caucus agreed to support the bill giving
the Governor the power OF removal from the
Board al Cincinnati and for an investigating
committee.
In the Senate a bill was introduced to abolish
the office OF Comptroller at Cincinnati and a
resolution was offered for committee to pre-
pare plan for city government for that city
and report in January. All went over under
the rule.
The Democratic Senate and House eaucuses
have substantially agreed upon bill amending
the law under which Cincinnati was created,
providing for the selection OF members of the
Board at the April election.
The Withers and Galway Stables Sold.
MORRIS PARK, October 15th.-The horses COM
prising the racing stables OF d. d. Withers and
James Galway, were sold at auction this morn
was realized. Among the best sales were
CynOsure, by Tom Ochlltree-Clyclone fors2, $50;
Sluggard, by Tom Ochiltree -Dauble, s1,050;
Major Domo, by Tom Ochiltree-Sweetheart,
-. SUI. AQGmClL, DN NOlOutueuES-AudBe, SE,00V,
King Eric, by King Cyclone, $500.
Chestnut Colt, by Kindlike-Faunan. $500:
Montague, by Mortimer-Evande, S3,5l0: Ger
aldine, by Grinstead-Cousin Peggy, $1,000.
California Fruits.
NEW YORK, october 15th.-E. L. Goodseil auc-
toned for account of the Earl Fruit Company
of Sacramento four carloadsof California fruits,
as follows: Fancy Tokay grapes, double crates,
81 so; single crates, 81 Go; choice Tokay grapes,
double crates, 81 % to 81 %; single crates 81 80
- iot1hl rarp = sir "a
crates 81 20 to 81 60; Muscat double crates, 81 75
Emperor, single crates, 81 55; Strawberry Cling
peaches 81 10: Salway, 81 TO 81 05; Goes late red
plums 81 SO; ounces, g 70; fall pears, 81 50 TO
S3 95.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
P1rrsBuRG, October 15th-The twenty-seventh
annual Convention of the International Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers assembled this
morning Grand Chief Engineer Arthur presid-
ing There is large attendance of delegates.
Every division in the organization is repre-
sented The entire day was devoted to calling
the roll, receiving credentials and perfecting
organization. The Convention win be in
session at least two weeks, and will not get
down to business before Friday
Loyal Legion.
ST. LOUIS, october 15th.-The twenty-sixth
annual meeting of the Loyal Legion opened
here this morning. The meeting is secret. A
large number Of distinguished soldiers and
prominent members of the order are present.
The sessions will be presided over by ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, Commander-in-C Chief.
This afternoon the Convention completed its
business and adjourned.
This evening the delegates were entertained
at a reception given in their honor by Mr.. and
Mrs r. c. Kerins.
Council of Carriage-Hakers.
CHICAGO, october 15th.-The National Car
riage- Makers Association considered lengthy
report on the technical school in New York, the
work of which is strongly commended. The
Board of Trustees of the Institute were asked
10 present TO the next meeting plans look
ing to the annexation OF the school with some
one of the universities of the country.
Grant II. Barrows, of Cincinnati, was elected
President OF the Association.
Again Under Arrest.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-Frank Woodruff, alias
Black, who told remarkable stories at the time
OF the Cronin murder, saying he drove the
horse aud wagon which carried Cronin's BODY
away to the ce:s spool, completed his sentence in
Bridewell for horse stealing this morning At
the door OF the prison he was met by the Sheriff
of Jackson county, Kan, wno will take him
there to answer to a charge of horse stealing.
National Sospmakers' Association.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-The National Soap
makers Association held lengthy secret session
to day discussing the S. ate OF trade and the es-
tablishmert ,of a standard OF prices. The mat
ter of advertising bT chromos and testimonials
from actresses and professional beauties was
also considered, and 1t is likely that this class
of matter will be greatly curtailed.
Trial Trip of the Gunboat Concord.
CHESTER (Pa), October 15th.-The gunboat
Concord made her last unofficial trial trip to-
day A run of sixty. six miles was made in
three hours and forty minutes, and Chief Engi-
neer Peck states that everything worked
smoothly. The Concord IS about completed,
and will be reported to the Navy Department in
few days, when an official trial trip will be
General Butler in Colorado.
PUEBLO (Col). October l5th.-General Ben
jamin Butler and party arrived last night
General Butler lefl in buggy today for his
ranch in this county,
A rumoT here for two or three days that has
been persistently repeated is that Gould has ac-
quired the Central Rio Granie Railroad.
Engineering Societies.
CHICAGO, october 15th-De,egates represent
ing the engineering societies of the United
States and Canada, at a meeting here to day, de-
cloed to call an International Congress of En-
gineers in Chicago during the Worlds Fair. A
committee wes appointed to notify the societies
of all foreign countries.
Killed in a Mine.
IsHPEMING (Mich.), October 15th.-A cave oc-
Cured in the Ludneton mine near here to-day.
buryiDg FIVE men. Patrick Sluges and Richard
Dunn were rescued alive, but John Fisher was
dead when reached W. R. Davis and A.
Bailey are still under the mass OF rock, and are
unquestionably dead
Their Quarrels Eoded.
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time past eager Showdash and wife have
ouarreled violent y because OF his Jealousy.
This morning the woman poisoned herself and
babe. When Showdash came home and found
the dead bodies he suicided with revolver.
Nickel Mine.
WASHINGTON, October 5th-Commodore Fol
ger has just returned from a visit to the only
nickel mine in Canada, which is owned by an
Ohio syndicate, and it is likely the bulk of the
material for use in the Navy Department will
come from that place.
Suspended for Six Months.
NASHVILLE Tenn }, october 15th.-Rev. D. C.
Kelly, Prohibition candidate for Governor, was
to-day suspended for six months by the Ten
nessee NJ. E. Conference for leaving his post
without permission from the Conference.
Chief of Police Fatally Shot.
NEW ORLEANS. october 15th.-David C. Hen.
nessey, Chief of Police, was fatally shot at mid
night by three men near the corner of Basin
and Girod streets. Four shots entered his body
His assailants. so far, are unknown.
Theater License Revoked.
Boston, October 15th.-The Aldermen have
revoked the license of the Park Theater, where
Sybil Johnstone has been appearing in tights
and jersey as la in the "Clemenceau Case
morrill, Elected Senator.
MONTPELIER w.t. October 15th.-In the legis-
lative joint assembly to day, Justin S. Morrill,
was formally elected United States Senator for
six years from March 4th next.
Good Riddance.
NEW YORK, october 15th.-Jonn Most, the An
archist, has become disguised with America,
and will so to London before the end of the
year.
Death of Hon. John Van valkenburg.
FORT MADISON (Iowa) October 15th-Hon.
John Van Valkenburg Past Supreme Chancel-
lor of the Knights of Pythias, died this after
noon.
Joined the Silent Majority.
October 18th -TiarYtan
pueus Robert French, sole survivor of the Black
Hawk war, died here to day, aged S.
Earl Spencer's Views.
LONDON, October 15th.-Earl Spencer former
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, delivered a speech
at Newport to-day, in which he said that the
events taking place in Ireland were disgrace
and source of danger to the Empire. He ex-
pressed himself confident that the proposals of
Gladstone, If acted upon, would settle the Irish