Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-20
Eloped With His sister-in.Law.

gan then left his wife ON the street, and she has
| not seen him or the money since Mrs kmrick
| left Elbridge the same day and has not been
heard from since. Mrs. Morgan is let almost
| penniless.
| Western Union Office at Boston on Fire.
| NEW YORK, October 19th.-Word has reached
| here OF the burning OF the Western Union Tele-
| graph Office in Boston. A telegram from that
| city at $40 P. NJ. said the cupOla was burning
| and the operators would have 10 leave Ii was
| then hoped that the office would be saved.
| there.
LATER ACCOUNT.
| Boston, October 19th-About o'clock this
| evening an electric light wire became crossed
with the Western Union telegraph wire, causing
| the burning out of the wires in the tower. The
loss of the wires completely isolated the Boston
Office from the outside for nearly SIX hours.
DIR. Cook Heard From.
CHICAGO, October 19th.-Friends of DR.. Cook
who has been missing since October 9th. re-
ceived tldiugs of him to-day Mr.. Engert, of
Lake View, was in st. Louis on october l1th
and was approached by man VINO Carried a
surgeons bag, from which he took card and
said:
"I expect you will hear about me from Chi
cago in few days You should tell the people
that have goneto New Mexico" Engert had
never seen the man before, but kept the card,
and on his return here went to DR.. Cooks
brother and presented the card, 1t was one of
| the missing doctors business cards, and proved
that he was not dead at least.
O2i ~ CODnOTs
NEW YORK, October I9th.-O' Connor, the
Champion osrsman, arrived to-day on the Um-
bria He leo i'll splendid condition. Just be-
fore leaving Sydney he was presented with a
gold watch by the Mayor aud several members
of Parliament In speaking of the chances of
any one but a native winning in Australia,
O'Connor said at would be nextto i'm possible
on account of the tides and eddies." OConnor
will remain in the city until Wednesday, when
he will start for Canada for little rest He will
then go in training for his race at Oakland next
March.
Won on Foul.
DALLAS CTexas) Octol er I9th.-One thousand
people assembled in the rink last night to wit
ness a finish fight between Mike Conley, of New
York and Dick Sullivan, of Colorado. Charles
Herald, middle-weight pugilist, was selected
as referee. In the first round Sullivan fouled
Conley and the referee gave the latter the fight.
Conley announced that he was willing to go on.
In the second round he was fouled again, and
the referee refused to continue the fight, award
ing it again to the New Yorker. Sullivans
hackers lost heavily.
Severe Storm in Massachusetts.
BoJToN, october 19th.-An unusually severe
storm is prevailing to-day throughout New
Mass the streets were flooded and trees blown
down. No marine disasters are reported yet.
The storm has been very severe here to-day,
rain falling most necessarily since about 10 A
NJ along the western shore. The storm was the
most severe in two years; the waves rushed in
with terrific force, bringing wreckage OF every
description
Electrical Storms
New HAVEN (Conn), October 18th Several
unusually heavy rain and electrical storms oc-
Cured here to day, dnling one of which the
public library building was struck by light
ming, tearing off a quantity of the roofing. Re
ports of heavy rain and thunder-storms are re-
ceiyed from waterbury and other points in the
State. The house of Thomas Darwin, at Brook
lyn, Conn.,, was struck by lightning and the oc-
cupants severely shocked.
Resigned, by Request.
BosroS, October 19th.-Rev. DR.. Emory J.
Haynes, the well-known Baptist pastor OF Tre-
mont Temple, has resigned, al the request OF
the Trustees. They objected to the doctors
course in giving so much tine to literary work
and his "unclerical behavior" possessing and
DIR wing span of horses noted for their speed,
to his leaning towards Uniterianism, and to his
entering into speculation which nearly BANK
Accidentally Shot.
QUINCY Qll.) October l9th.-Miss Lille Booth
died this afternoon. She not shot, as at first
stated, by Dan Price. He rushed into the store
after she shot him. and, returning with revol-
yer fred at her but mi sed, and then fell on the
81 ewalk. His brother grarpled with Miss
Was accidentally discharged, the ball entering
her body and causing her death to-day.
Golden Jubilee Celebration.
New YORK, October 19th.-For the first time
in the history of Brooklyn, children from all the
Catholic Sunday-schools and institutions OF that
city were out on a parade to-day. The parade
was IN honor of the jubilee of Bishop Laughlin.
In all 1900 children turned out and marched
by the Episcopate residence, where they were
reviewed by Bishop Laughlin, Cardinal Glbbon,
visiting Bishops and prominent citizens.
Treatment for Bydrophobia.
NEW YORK October 19th.-Since the New
York Pasteur Institute opened IN February 6iO
persons bitten by dogs or cats have applied for
treatment In 4S0 cases it was demonstrated
that the animals were not mad. In $50 cases
anti-hydrophobia treatment was applied, and all
are now in good health Twenty-one States
were reported by patients, one being from Ari-
Reduction Asked For.
WASHINGTON, October 19th.-Acting Land
Commissioner Stone has issued circulars to the
Registers and Receivers of local Land Ofhces
calling for reduction of contingent expenses
i'll their offices. The number of entries. acreage
aud cash sales has decreased considerably since
1888, but the expenses have continued to IN
crease.
New YORK October l9th.-Morris is almost
persuaded to adopt the suggestion OF haylng
trotting meeting at Morris Park four days in
August when there is no racing at Monmouth.
on Saturday kddie P, five years old, paced a
halfmile at Fleetwooi Park in the phenomenal
time of 63 Until September I'd he was farm
horse.
Ex-senator Platt Pleased With the Coast.
NEW YORK October l9th.-Ex-Senator T. c.
Platt returned from the Pacific coast to-day. He
said he enjoyed the trip thoroughly. The only
suitable place to found the Government dry
docks. outside of Puget Sound, was at Astoria.
He was greatly surprised at the growth OF the
Northwest within the last year.
Tips on the Races
NEW YORK, October 19th.-Berserker tips on
the Elizabeth races are as follows: First race
DR.. Hasbrouck or Headlight: second race
Craftsman or Saunterer; third race-Reporter
or Nevada; fourth race-Ketchum or Fatina;
fifth race-Yosemite or AL FarIow; sixth race
Ben Harrison or st. Paris.
Admiral Porter.
WAsu1SeroN October l9th.-The condition of
Admiral Porter is not favorable to-day. Last
night he was restless, and did not secure much
sleep. This afternoon he had slight setback,
but tonight is reported resting easier HIS
hysician says there is no immediate danger OF
clearinghouse statistics.
BosToS October l9th.-The total gross ex-
changes for the last week, as shown by dis
patches from the leading Clearing houses OF
the United States and Canada, are Sl,ozi,9of,
3l7, an increase of s. per cent, as compared
with the corresponding week last year.
Reorganization of the Navy.
NEW YORK, October 19th.-The Herald s Wash
ington correspondent says "lt is believed that
Secretary of the Treasury Tracy Is devising ana
will submit TO Congress IN his annual report an
| elaborate scheme for the reorganization OF the
personnel of the navy.
Assets and Liabilities Equal.
DALLAS Texas, October J9th.-Tbe Banken-
| ship Blake Manufacturing Company. manufact
urers of Jeans and cotton goods made an assign
ment yesterday. Liabilities, $3.50 900; assets the
same.
Domestic Troubles the Cause.
CosHocroS tohio), October 17th.-Carl Ven
| der, German, residing near Chilli, in this
county, yesterday fatally shot his wife and tnen
suieided. Domestic trouble was the cause.
Robert Carrots Health Improved.
| NEW YORK. October 19th.-Among the psssen-
| gers to-day on the Cunard steamer Umbria were
| Robert Gsrret and family. Garret said MS
| health was considerably improved.
Death of a Prominent Chicagoan.
| CHICAGO, october l9th-A. NJ. Wright, ex,
President of the Chicago Board OF Trade, dleo
| this evening, aged 62.
A recent warrant of the Emperor OF
Germany orders that the ladies of the ad-