Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-31
Death of Haughwait Howe.

Butterworth. daughter of Congressman Butter
worth, OF Ohio, died of pneumonia to day.
After the marriage Howe appeared greatly re-
heyed in mind and to suffer less pain. Towards
evening, however, he grew rapidly worse, and
throughout the night was delirious. sad
night II was for the young bride. All through
the weary watches she sat by the sick bed, not
retiring or resting for moment until 6 o clock
this morning, when she took an hours rest.
noon he died.
Glad to Get Away.
WASHINGTON, October S6th.-Postmaster Dom
aldson, of Arkansas, after an eventful expert
ence, has concluded to resign. Some neighbors.
it appears, entertain personal objections to him
on the ground that he is a Republican. In a
letter to the Postmsster-Genersl,h he says: "Yes-
terday was knocked down, kicked and
stamped. We compromised, and agreed to
resign. am glad to get away from here.
These people know not what they do. They
think it a disgrace to be Republican" The
Department sent an Inspector to investigate
the matter.
Chinese Wine.
WASHINGTON, October 3Oth-Yuet Sing having
protested against the imposition of duty at the
rate OF 81 per gallon on Chinese wine" the
Board of General Appraisers says: 1T is now
commonly understood that no wines proper (by
which is ordinarily meant the iermented pro
duct of grape juice) are made in China, and
that Chinese wines, so-cslled, are distillatons
from grain or other material. and fall under the
classification OF spirits distilled or spirituous
liquors. The ratings of the Treasury Depart
ment based on actual tests have so uniformly
held"
An Expensive Dinner.
PHILADELPHIA October 30th.-Harrison Koons
Gamer, recently coming into fortune of over
one million dollars, gave bachelors dinner at
a local hotel last night, costing sl5o plate.
Ten were present. including the host A re-
marksble feature of the dinner a floral
pyramid ciIcled with wreaths, orchids, lilies OF
the valley ,violets, pans!es chry rysanthemums and
other choice flowers. Rare and costly china
nd
| Emily Thomas Colket were married at st.
Lukes Church. The couple will pass year in
Europe.
| NEW YORK, October 39th.-Springer & Co.,
| wholesale dealers in silk and worsted yarn,
have failed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets about
| the same.
| Isaac L. Falk & Co.. clothing, were closed by
assets not yet known.
| Isadore Rosenthal clock manufacturer. has
failed, with liabilities reported at upwards Of
| sI5O,00O. The largest amount of confessed
! judgment was to his wife.
North American Bee-Keepers' Society.
| KEoKUK Qowa) october 30th.-At to days
session of the International American Bee
| Association the name was changed to the North
American Bee keepers Society. Dr. A. b. Ma
| son of Aburndale, Ohio, Thomas G. Newman of
| Chicago and r. NJ. McNight OF Ontario, were
| appointed as Worlds Fair Aparian Committee.
| culture were read during the day followed by
| a discussion on the various topics touched upon
| by the authors.
| Monument Unveiled.
| ANNAPOLIS, October 30th.-The monument to
| the members of the Jeanette exploring ex-
| pedition of 1881 in the Naval Academy cem-
| etery, was unveiled to-day. As far as practi-
cable, the design follows that OF the one erected
| in the Lena Delta.
dress, eulegizirg the achievements of members
! of the expedition. Many naval officers and
1 citizens were present.
! Train Thrown Through a Hotel.
! HUNTINGTON (Pa J, October SOth--A loaded
coal train of thirty-six cars, through mis-
| placed sN itch was thrown this morning through
| the Hotel Brunswick, and lanCed in the yards
| of the Girard House and Jackson House, 200 feet
| eastward. The guests in the hotel were seized
| with frenzy of excitement, and rushed pell-
| NELL into the streets in their night tclothes. The
| loss to the railroad company is s25, ,000 No esti-
mate can be secured of the property loss.
Grain Ruined by the Hessian Fly.
| KANSAS CITY, october 30th. An evening
| paper says: 1.-The farmers and grain-growers OF
| Missouri and Kansas report that the Hessian
| fly has made an attack upon early-soWn winter
| wheat, and that the wheat sown during Septem-
Der is ruined. Reports OF severe damage come
| son counties, Mo. 1t is believed the damage IS
general. and all fields sown iu September will
have to be plowed up and grain put i'll again.
The Cruiser Newark.
| PHILADELPHIA, October 30th.-T The new
| cruiser Newark, whose trial trip was lnterfered
I with couple of weeks ago by the breaking of
| the rockershatt bearing, left Cramps shlpyard
| this morning and started down the river on her
river as far as the Breakwater. where she will
| anchor over night. To morrow she will go out
to sea and be given a thorough test
No Additional Duty Imposed.
KANSAS CITY, October 30th.-Regarding the
rumored prohibitory duties placed on American
| 10 a,,I hNrr h-t tha GnUprnmpnt
| dispatch received here to day from The Itoo Re
pu6Iics of the City of Mexico, says that there is
| no additional duty on live stock otner than had
been in force the past twelve months. me
tariff is being revised, and should new duty be
| imposed ample notice will be given shippers.
Deaths From Asphyxiation.
CHICAGO, October 30th.-Wiliam Nothing and
wife were found dead in bed this morning at
! their boarding-house on Ellis avenue: ~, Ihey
| bow of main-pipe leading from the street
| filed the room with poison while NOTHING and
| his wife slept Before retiring the couple had
tightly closed every door and window foi fear oil
| taking cold
Death of the Count D'Auxy.
WEST NEW BRIGHTON Staten Isand), Octobeii
30th.-Edgar Charles Fernand (Edourd Count
D'Auxy) died yesterday IN the apartments o.
his brother the Duke D. Auxy, at the Raveiion
| hotel from gastritis The Duchess DpAuxy is
| an American, and when she married the Duke
| several years ago. was the widow OF the we'll
known New York merchant, Robert Souter.
Californians Advancing.
WASHINGTON october 30th.-H. E. Clermoni
Feusier, OF California, has been promoted from
| Assistant Topographcr at 81 COD, to TopographeI
in the the Geological Survey at 81 200 per year
w. S. Bartlett, also of California. has been ap
pointed Assistant Topographer IL the same de-
partment at 81 coo per year.
she stopped the Fight.
ALTOONA (Pa.), October S0th.-Last night al
Gallatain, two Hungarian men became involved
in fight. They were struggling on the ground
when a woman who was boiling elothes neal
by took up bucket of hot water and dashed ii
over them. One escaped, but the other was
fatally 81 aided.
Fatal Boiler Explo sion.
ALTOONA (Pa.), October 30th One of the boil
ers iu the Portage Iron Compsny's mill, at Dun
canville. exploded to night fatally injurine
James Weaver, Samuel Flipp, William Miilel
and Theodore Orth. Several others were slight!
Burned With Molten Metal.
BETHLEHEM (Pa). October S9th.-In the con
yerting department of the Bethlehem Iron
Company's mill TO day large vessel containing
twenty tons of molten metal tipped. Michae
Duyan was fatally and five other men seriously
Fatal Railroad Accident.
SAN ANTONIO Tex. }, October 3sth.-At Painted
Cave, on the Southern Pacific 2C9 miles west o
here a freight train last night collided with al
obstruction train. The trains were badly
wrecked, and two people are reported killed.
Killed Over the Division of Candy.
| NEW YORK, October 30th.-John A. Arndo, Il
years old, shot his brother William aged s, IL
the head this evening as the result OF quarre
over a division of some candy. The elder boy
had revolver in his pocket. William will die
Large Volume of Business.
WASHINGTON. October S0th-First Controller
| Matthews has reported to the Secretary of tht
| Treasury that during the past fiscal year his OF
fee examined q ,S43 accounts involving S5,32s,
AZ, ,9S7.
Pension Awards.
WASHINGTON. October S0th.-California pen
| sions: Increase-Patriek Thornton, San Fran
cisco; John Reynolds, Priest Valley; Benjamin
F. Hunsinger, Susanville: Jay n. sKeiton
Selma.
Ratified the Purchase.
TOPEKA, October 3)th. = The stockholders
meeting of the Atchison, Topeka and santa ~
road to-day ratified the purchase OF the Colorado
Midland. No other business was transacted.
Testimony of 3 Painter.