Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-08

by eloping with two American girls from
here. The Japs ars Kulsutsro Fukushima
and Reitaro Toksno, both of noble families
and graduates of the law department here
last year. One of the girls was Miss Fuller
of Ypsilanti, who is quite young and of
good family and handsome. The other
woman is considerably older and well
known in certain circles. There is no trace
of the fugitives.
He's Not in q Hurry.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), November 7th.-In the
course of an interview to-day regarding the
Speakership of the next House, Congress
man Breckenridge said that the elections
next fall in New York, Ohio Iowa and
other States will demonstrate whether this
revolution is permanent. or whether there
is danger of reaction, and until these
elections are over the Democratic party
will not have information as to what may
be most wise for the House to do. He is
not, therefore, now candidate for Speaker,
and does not think he will be until after
the next election.
Probably Headed for Canada.
NEW YORK, November 7th.-Thomas
Harper, President and Treasurer of the
Harper Bros. Company, manufacturers OF
decorated lamps and shades, of this city,
and William Harper, manager of the fac
tory at Van West, Westchester county,
have disappeared, leaving debts reported
at from $25 600 to $4,000. Executions
against the company for nearly 5000 are
in the hands of the Sheriff, but there is
nothing to attach.
Accident on the Cincinnati Southern.
NIcHoLAsvILLE (Ky.), November 7th.-
A passenger train on the Cincinnati South
ern road took the side track at Junction
City, and freight, switching ran into the
passenger. Nobody was killed outright,
but number were injured, the most seri-
ously being Herbert f. Tousley, of Belvi-
dere. ILL.,, conclusion on the brain, and B.
n. Austin, Assistant General Passenger
Agent of the Northern Pacific road of st.
Paul, injured internally.
Miraculous Escape.
DULUrn (Minn.) November 7th.-The
Pullman sleeper on the train from Mime
apolis Jumped the track on the trestle this
morning, and falling twenty feet, landed
in the rlver. Twenty persons went down
with it and all were more or less bruised,
but none seriously hurt.
Murdered His Father.
New BRUNSWICK (N.J.), November 7th.-
Stanisloff Virschkowsky. a young Pole,
stabbed his father, Josef Virschkowsky,
Monday night, at Perthamboy, from the
effects of which be died last night. The
young man says his father murdered his
mother in Poland.
Rough on Our Lard.
New YORK, November 7th.-The Gov
eminent OF Peru has imposed prohibitive
tax on imported lard. The news of this
move created quite stir on Produce Ex-
change to- day, as Peru takes 100000 of the
best quality of lard from this city yearly.
Explosion of a Shell.
NEw York, November 7th.-InformatioR
has lust reached here that while soldiers
| were handling shells in magazine at Fort
Wadsworth, Staten Island, this morning.
one of them let she'll fall and exploded,
killing four persons.
Beaten te Death.
| MEMPHIS, November 7th.-Lsst night a
negro applied to Mrs O. G. Bailey, the
wife of prominent citizen, for money.
She refused. and he beat her to death with
iatiron. A mob is in pursuit OF him to
lynch him.
John Buchtel Dying.
CLEVELAND November la-John r.
Buehtel, founder of the Buchtel College al,
Akron, O., suffered a stroke of apoplexy
on Tuesday and is dying.