Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-12

dent of Brooklyn. who few wears AGO Wis
| tied Europe and was arrested ten davs af-
ter his arrival in London, charged with be-
ing employed in dynamite plot against
the British Government.
Delaney said that the proofs went to show
| that the dynamite explosion occurred either
before DR.. Gallagher left this country or
while he was or the ocean. DR.. Gallagher
had been betrayed by false solicitor, and
| the proofs OF his innocence had been fur
nlshed TO President Cleveland in docu-
mentsry form. notwithstanding this the
President had totally ignored the case.
Atter more argument a vote was taken
ana Cleveland vas elected. a motion was
made to have the election declared uuani-
nous, but in order to prevent further argu-
ment or entanglement it was abandoned.
The Iowa Deadlock.
DEs MONIES Ga February 1Ith.-The
political 'see-saw" at the capital was con-
tinaed to-day. The Democrats refused to
accept the Republicans proposition for q
compromise, and sent in another one in re-
turn, which provided that the Democrats
should have the Speaker and First Assist
ant Clerk, and the Republicans the rest of
the minor officers, the committees to be
divided evenly between the parties.
The Republicans went into caucus on
that question and decided to refuse it. as
aIey are not willing TO surrender the
Speakership. There was s. long and lively
debate over the proposal that they reverse
The terms of the proposition and send it
back to the Democrats, but no definite con-
clUston was reached.
Almost Incesa
ST. UoUIsS February 11th.-Miss Edna
Busch, the beautiful and accomplished
eighteen-year- old daughter of Adolphus
Busch, the famous and wealthy brewer, left
on Saturday night for New York to meet
and marry her cousin, Hugo Reisinger.
The parents of the young lady objected
to the match solely because of the close
blood relationship of the couple, Reisinger
being a son of Mr.. Busch's sister. The
affair has created great sensation in Ger
man society circles, and it is said the daugh-
ter will not be mentioned in Mr.. Busch's
will.
9Iaying Burglar.
CAMERON, Mo-, February 11th-''Thisis
the way to scare the burglars" While
speaking these words Susie Thompson
pointed a revolver, which she had taken
from bureau drawer, at Allie Ellis, girl
fifteen year old who passed Saturday night
with Susie. A report followed, and Allie
fell to the floor, shot through the brain.
,
is despaired of. Allie We the daughter of
Newton Ellis, and Henry Thompson is
Susie's father.
suiciied in the Snow.
CHEYENNE (Wyo), February 1Ith.-The
remains of sheepherder named Marshall
Kelly were found in a snow-drift twenty
miles from town this afternoon. At first it
was thought the unfortunate man was
victim of Mondays blizzard, but an exam
ination of the remains revealed the fact
that Kelly had suicided by placing a six
shooter in his mouth and blowing his
brains out. He doubtless became lost IN
the storm.
Carnegie's- Free Library.
ALLEGHANY CITY (Pa), February 11th.-
The doors of the Carnegie $500 600 free
library were opened to the public this af-
ternoon, and the magnificent structure in
spected by thousands of people Formal
dedicatory services will be held Thursday,
when it is hoped President Harrison will
be present.
designations Accepted.
CHICAGO, February 11th.-The Interstate
Commerce Railway Association met to-day
and accepted the resignation of the Union
Pacific and Northwestern roads. which
will take effect on the 23d and Goth instE.
A war between the these roads in the ALI
ance against the others is anticipated.
Rates Cut.
CHICAGO, February 11ih.-The 81. Paul
Railway has announced a reduction of
rates from Missouri river points to Chicago
OF 335 per cent, TO take effect after ten
days notice.
Six Thousand Pages.
CHICAGO, February 11th-Counsel forG
the defense in the celebrated CroDin trial
has delivered to States Attorney Longe-
necker their bill of exceptions, which COW
ers 6 900 pages,