Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-19

oehat0r from Cahtornla during the civil
war, died Friday at the house Of her SON.
in-iaw, John w. Boothby, in New Rochelle,
near New York City. Before going TO Cal
ifornia, Senator McDougall was Attorney
General of Illinois,
Many Mules Lost.
SHANoKIN (Pa.), May lSth-The Nelson
shaft is on fire, having caught from the
burning timbers of the breaker which was
destroyed Friday night. Many mules are
lost.
At late hour tonight the fire has as
sumed a serious aspect, and as all means
to extinguish it have failed they have de-
cldeo to turn the creek into the mine.
The Judge Slept.
PITrsBuRe. May Islh.-Ata a meeting of
the Executive Board of the Pittsburg
Trades Assembly tonight resolutions,
which will be forwarded 10 President
Harrison, were passed asking the removal
OF Judge Joseph Mckinnon, of the United
States Circuit Court. The charge is that
he slept good part of the time while hear
ing the Jeanette contract labor case last
week.
Ought to Have Killed Him.
BUFFALO, May 1Sth.-Yesterday after
noon David Lorrigan entered the house of
Mrs. Vance, widow lady, and attempted
to assault her. The woman fought fiercelv,
and finally succeeded in getting bowie
knife from bureau drawer. At the sight
OF this Lorrigan fled, but she followed him
and managed to intlict several severe cuts
IN his shoulders.
Five Lives Lost.
BosToN, May 1Ssh,-The steamer City of
Macon. from Savannah, brings cook
Polaski of the schooner Hattie Clark, he
having been found drifting in an open
boat. Polaski says the schooner capsized
in squall, and he believes all Oh board ex
cept himself were lost. The crew consisted
of Captain Lane ard Eve men besides
Polaski.
Walters Union.
CHICAGO. May 1Sth.-The Walters Union
threatens trouble duri2g the coming week.
They have resolved 20 make number of
demands from all the leading hotels and
restaurants, and the proprietors met this
afternoon and unanimously resolved to re-
sist them. The walters leaders claim they
will strike if their demands are not
granted.
Three Persons Drowned.
OMAHA (Neb.), May 1Sth.-A farmer
named Marion Tucker, together with his
two children, a little girl of 8 and boy of
Ia, were rowing on small lake on his
farm near Stanton last night, when the
boat was overturned and the three drowned.
The bodies were recovered to-day.
Remarkable Increase.
Boston, April 20th.-The total gross ex-
changes for the las. week as shown by the
dispatches from the leading clearing houses
of the United States ard Canada, were
81 ,437, ,625, ,S46, an increase OF 33 2 per cent
as compared with the corresponding week
last year.
Violent Storm.
COLUMBUS (Ohio), Nav 1S.h.-A violent
storm swept over this vicinity this evening.
The hail beat the leaves and fruit from the
trees and the wind did much damage TO
chimneys, fences, etc. No heavy damage
In any one place is reported.
An Ex-Confederate Dead.
LEEBUEGH (Va), May 1Sth.-Henry
Heaton, wealthy citizen of this place,
and well-known in London financial cir
cles, died to day. He was an Englishman,
but served IN the Confederate artillery and
was on Early's staff.
Accident at a Circus.
KINGSTON On. W, May 1Sth.-During
the performance of a circus last night a
section of the reserved gallery fell down
carrying several hundred persons with it.
Many were severely cut and bruised but
none fatally hurt
Fatal Explosion.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), May 1Sth.-On the
Louisville and Nashville road locomotive
boiler exploded last night The freight
train was demolished and the engineer,
fireman and brakeman were killed.
Heavy Loss by Fire.
TOLEDO, May 1Sth.-The Crescent Candy
Company's establishment and Wood &
Manzg's wholesale grocery were badly dam
aged by fire to day. Aggregate loss, $780,
600.
Died of a Congestive Chill.
CHICAGO, May 18th. - Writ Dexter, a
leading member of the Chicago bar and
widely known, died suddenly last night of
an acute copgestive chill
George Francis Train.
NEW YORK, May 1Sth-George Francis
Train arrived this morning aboard the
Etruria. He takes special train for Ia.
coma tonight.
G. H. Paul Dead.
KANSAS CITY, May 1Sth-G. Il. Paul ex-
Postmaster of Milwaukee, died to-day.