Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-02
Want No Union Men.

n6Q OrdereC lis conductors to Withdraw "
from the Brotherhood of Conductors OF
leave the employ of the company was con.
tirmed to-day by Assistant Superintendent
Bonzano. This action was resolved upon
by the company's officials, said Bonzano
after the last convention of the Brother.
hood OF Conductors at Rochester. At this
convention the Brotherhood's anti-strikinp
clause in the constitution was repealed,
and shortly after this action notice was
issued to the conductors that they must
either leave the Brotherhood or the service
I'VE have had enough labor organizations, u
said BonZano. I'VE want no more Union
men. All the conductors, engineers, brake.
men and firemen on the Reading are now
non. Union men,
They Were Discharged.
Ell DORADO Iowa), June 1st.-It is now
over six weeks since Charley Marx and N
]. Rice were brought here from California
charged with the murder of Henry Johns
in 1885. For three weeks the Grand Jury
OF Hardin county has been in session in
vestigating the matter. Yesterday it came
into Court and reported, and they were dis.
charged. Judge Weaver made the follow.
ing entry: The Grand Jury having re.
ported, ignoring the bill of indictment, the
defendants are ordered discharged, and
their bonds exonerated."
Proclamation Revoked.
LINCOLN (Neb.), June 1st-The proc.
lamation of Governor Thayer revoking the
call for the extra session of the Legislature
was made public to-day. The reasons as.
signed for this action is that the legality
| of the acts of the Legislature convened
under his recent call would be questioned
and might be entirely nullifed by the
Courts. The alleged illegality consists in
| calling session without giving time to fill
the vacancies in certain legislative dis
| tricts.
Murdered for His Money.
CHICAGO, June 1st.-The body of an aero
bat named Burdack, who has been missing
since Friday, was found floating in tht
river to-day. Five ugly wounds on thu
head indicate murder. His watch and &
large sum of money, said to have been in
his possession, are missing. The disap
pearance of the murdered man was very
promptly reported by his partner. West
The latter left the city saying he was going
| to Racine. The police have telegraphed te
that city asking that West be arrested.
Close of the Congress.
PITTsBURG, June 1st.-At the exposition
| at Mechanical Hall tonight Rev. DR.. Hal
| OF New York addressed large audience in
| the manner of the simple Scotch-Irist
service of old. This was the closing even
OF the Congress here, and 10000 people at
| tended. Five thousand who gained ad
| mission were addressed by DR.. Hall and
the other 5000 outside by Rev. DR.. Purvis
of Pittsburg.
Another Brutal Fight.
THAYER Qnd.), June 1st.-Ferguson an6
| Queenan. two local pugilists of Chicago
| fought here this morning for purse ol
$500. 1t was witnessed by several hundred
sports from Chicago. Queenan was knocked
out in the twenty-second round He was
badly punished and had to be carried out
OF the ring.
B'nai Birth.
RICHMOND (Va.), June 1st.-The Quin
quennial Convention of the Independent
Order of B'nai Birth assembled here to-
day. The United States, Germany anG
Roumania are represented. Senator Will
lam Lovinstein of Richmond, was chosen
Permanent Chairman.
Excellent showing.
BosToN. June 1st.-The total gross ex
changes for the last week, as shown by dis
| patches from leading clearing houses ir
the United States and Canada, were 81,
075, ,275 l65, an increase of 48 per cent a:
compared with the corresponding weel
! last year.
Bitten by Mad Dog.
New YORK, June 1st.-Seven boys who
| were bitten recently in ST. Joseph, Ill, ar.
| rived from that city to-day They were
| taken to the New York Pasteur Institute
where they received prompt attention from
| DR.. Gibier.
Will Strike To-Day.
CINCINNATI, June 1st.-This afternoon
| the Carpenters Union at a mass meeting
| resolved to strike to morrow, if the bosses
did not agree to nine hours for a DAVIS
work. Nine hundred carpenters ar.
affected.
Burning Coal Mine.
ASHLAND (Pa.). June 1st.-The situation
| at the burning mine is unchanged. Mer
are at work driving shafts. 1t is impossibl,
| to give an definite statement of the exten
of the fire, as only part of it can be seen
Suicide of Millionaire.
MARINETTA (Wis.), June 1st.-O. G
Brown, a millionaire banker OF this city
committed suicide to-day by shooting him
self. He had been i'll and was temporarily
| insane.
Death of an Inventor.
TRENTON IN. J), June 1st-Franci
Lowherp, aged 81, once q civil engineer o
note, and an inventor of the railway turn
table, died to-day.
Two Boys Killed.
SANpUsKY tO.), June 1st.-Considerabl,
| damage was done in this vicinity by Sc
we're lightning storm yesterday. Two son.
OF Charles johnson were killed.