Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-25


Freight cars were hurled clear across College
street. striking the waiting rooms wherein were
large number of women and children Wait
Ing the train. None were seriously injured,
however.
Big Fire at Omaha.
OMAHA (Neb.l, March 24th.-The Midway
Hotel at Kearney burned about O'Clock this
morning, and one man lost his life by jumping
from the fourth story window. The hotel was
originally built at a cost of $4,000. Recently
an annex was built at a cost of 10000 and this
has been occupied only about thirty days. The
hotel was one of the handsomest and best
equipped in the State The total loss is esti-
mated at Sl50, 600; fully insured.
Killed His Wife's Paramour.
ST. LOUIS, March 24th.-Cecil Englis, and ex-
driver, boarded a Washington Avenue street
Fitzgerald dead. He then took the rains from
the driver and drove the car up to the stables
and was arrested. He claims Fitzgerald was
Intimate with his wife. Three ladies who were
and one of them tainted.
Iowa Prohibition.
DEs MONIES Qa.), March 2ith.-The first step
in the movement for the resubmission of the
prohlbitory question to the people was taken to-
day. Representative Head introduced in the
House joint resolution for a resubmission of
the prohibitory amendment to the Constitution.
IL Is similar to the amendment adopted in 1892
but afterward declared invalid for some tech
nical error.
Cheap Fares.
DENVER, March 24th.-The Burlington and
Union Pacific to-day met the Missouri Pacific
reduction of yesterday, making 81 30 the rate TO
the missouri river. The impression in railway
circles here is that the war will become so bit.
Ter tnat a 80 rate from Denver to Chicago will
soon be made.
Kilrain is All Right.
BALTIMORE, March 24th.-Mrs. Kilrain has a
Telegram from her husband He states he will
not be sent to Jail, but will spend his two
months with his friend, Charles nich, at Rich
burg, Miss, where Kilrain fought Sullivan
hich, it is understood, purchased Kilrain's re-
lease under the contract leasing system.
Flack Must Go.
New YORK, March 2ith.-Colonel E. L. Jud-
son, the military secretary to Governor Hill
to day served Sheriff Flack with papers, notify
the Attorney-General. He was also served with
notice from the Governor recurring him to
show cause why he should not be removed from
office.
Burning Corn Stalks.
STOCKTON (Kan.), March 24th-Prairie fires
devastated large portion of the farming lands
IN Rocks county yesterday. Many outbuildings
ana an immense amount of grain and some
man burning corn stalks. He will be prosecuted.
Georgia Hospitality.
ATLANTA (Ga J, March oath. Mrs. Harrison
ana patty were entertained by Governor Bull
lock to Gay and tonight were rendered a recep-
ton at the capitol. Tomorrow they 90 to
Chattanooga to look over the battle fields in
that vicinity.
An Immigration Depot.
NEW YORK, March 2ith.-The Congressional
immigration Committee, after an inspection of
the various points. returned TO Washington to-
night. Ellis Island is the most favored by the
committee Tor an immigration depot.
Probably Light Sentence.
CHICAGO, March 24th.-The general opinion
among military officers regarding the result of
the the, steele court martha! is that the Lieutenant
O 10Th G. nrta
sion for six months
Laid TO Rest.
OAKLAND (Md.), March 2ith.-The funeral of
General Crook took place this afternoon The
hearse was accompanied by the Grand Army
Post and a thousand civilians.
Fatal Explosion.
NEWARK (Ohio). March 24th-By an explosion
at sawmill near here, Engineer Matthews was
killed and several other employees badly hurt
"Bad Boy" for Mayor.
MILWAUKEE, March 2ith-Gso W. Peck. the
well-known humorist, was nominated fol Mayor
by the Democratic convention to-day.