Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-10
DIAMOND DUST.

Their manager says they will neither ar
bitrate nor advance wages.
DIAMOND DUST.
Results of Yesterdays Games Through
out the East.
CHICAGO, June 9th.-There was no game
at the National League grounds here to-
day on account of rain. Other games
throughout the East resulted as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia-Phi Philadelphia 6, New
York 4.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 9, Boston 8.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Pittsburg 2.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 6, Chicago O.
At Philadelphia-Phi Philadelphia "A, New
YORK 3
AT Brooklyn-Brookl 4, Boston 9.
At Buffalo-Buffalo z, Cleveland IA.
Cracker Trust.
ST. LOUIS. June 9th.-L. D. Dozier, of this
city, confirms the report that cracker
biscuit trust was recently formed. The
New York Biscuit Company, with capital
of $4,000 600; the United States Baking
Company, with capital of So, 100000, and
the American Biscuit Manufacturing Com
pany, with capital unknown, have
bought up all the cracker biscuit concerns
in the country. Western capital predomi-
mates in the trust. The object of the trust
is to reduce expenses and to handle bust
ness more economically.
Printers in Council
ATLANTA (Ga.), June 9th.-The thirty
eighth annual session of the International
Typographical Union convened in this CITY
to-day. The most important action was
the passing of resolutions indorsing the
Chase Breckenridge international COPY
right bill, and directing the Secretary to
communicate the same to the President of
the Senate and Speaker of the House. The
resolutions urge Congress to pass the bill
as originally introduced, including the
type-setling and non-importation clauses.
Call for an Extra Session.
CHICAGO, June 9th.-By unanimous
vote to night the City Council petitioned
Governor Filter to cali an extra session of
the State Legislature to consider the con-
stitutional amendment permitting the city
of Chicago's bonded Indebtedness to be in
creased S.. 100000. The sum named is for
the purpose of promoting the success of
the Worlds Fair. The efforts to increase
the amount so as to provide for other
municipal undertakings were defeated.
German Lutheran Synod.
DUBUQUE Ua.), June 9th.-The German
Lutheran Synod, in session here, has 300
ministers, $50 congregations and $4,000
communicates, and is spread over fourteen
States, including Washington The con-
vention was opened by the President, Rev.
Prof. G. Grossman, Of Waverly, Iowa. His
report showed the Synod in a prosperous
condition. A report will be read to-mor.
row denouncing the Bennett law.
Held for Embezzlement.
|. JACKSON miss }, June 9th.-The Grand
Jury to-day returned two indictments
against ex-State Treasurer Hemingway for
alleged embezzlement of $315 900 of the
States funds. He pleaded not guilty and
the Judge fixed his bail at $25, 900 on each
Indictment, which will probably be fur
nished tom orrow.
Californis Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, June 9ih.-Porter Bros. sold two
car loads of fruit to-day, consisting of black
cherries, from So cents to ST. 80. ROYAL
Annes, 81 40 to ST. SO: apricots, large. So IS
to 50; small, 81 so to 50 IS peaches, So 20
to 81 so. Somevery green. worthless stock,
sold for 60 cents and 81. The market is i'm
proving.
Charter Granted.
HARRISBURG (Pa.), June 9th-A charter
was granted to-day to the Spreckels Sugar
Refining Company of Philadelphia. Cap
ital, $1,000 600. The Directors are: Claus
Spreckels of San Francisco, c. A. Spreckels
and Louis Spreckels of Philadelphia.
Drilling Cadets.
WEST POINT, June 9th.-The exercises
to-day were principally those of the bat
talon of engineers, who gave very Gre
ditable drill for four solid hours in the hot
sun. A skirmish drill and mortar.firing
exercises took place this evening.
Liberal Offer.
PRINCETON IN. j., June 9ih.-Com-
meDcement exercises were held here to-day.
At the annual meeting of the Board of
Trustees President Patton announced that
Mrs. Brown, of Princeton, has offered
500, 600 for new dormitories.
Crushed to Death.
PINEvrLLE (Ky.). June 9th.-While
workmen were getting out iron ore south
of here to-day the earth suddenly caved in,
and three out of twelve were crushed to
death. Two others had their legs broken
Next Meeting Place.
OMAHA, June 9th-The Commission OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church having in
charge the location of the next General
Conference. to-day decided that it should
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West Point Cadets.
WEST POINT, June 9th-The full Board
is this afternoon considering the PROPOSE
uon TO increase the number of cadets from
225 to 345, which was recommended hy
General Grub.
Rates Restored.
CHICAGO, June 9th.-In accordance with
Western railroad agreements, passenger
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effect prior to the beginning of the rate
war.
Severe Hail-storm.
COLUMBUS (Miss). June 9th.-The most
severe hail-storm ever known about here
visited the western part of the county yes-
terday Great damage was done to crops
and cattle.
Double Tragedy.
CHICAGO, June 9th.-Joseph Montae a
carpenter, aged 81, this afternoon killed
his wife and fatally shot himself. The
| couple had separated some time ago.
Sale Authorized.
BALTIMORE, June 9th.-Mayor Davidson
| has signed the ordinance authorizing the
sale of the city's holding of Baltimore and
Ohio stock.
Shooting ARRAY.
| LEXINGTON, June 9th.-Owen Bradley a
weli-known horse trainer, shot and NOR
| tally wounded Price Jenkins to-day. Brad
| ley escaped.
Business Portion Destroyed.
COLCHESTER Comm, June 9th,-The
| business portion of this town was de-
stroyed by Ere to-day. Loss, $4,000.
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RESTING EASY.
Further History of the Hale Cowles
Shooting Affair.
| MONTREAL. June 9th.-C. c. Hale, of
Cleveland, Ohio, appeared in the Superior
Court this morning on charge of shooting
with intent TO Kill bis brother-in.law En-.