Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-22
Sunday Baseball.

CHICAGO, September 21st.-Following are
the results of to-day's American Associa-
ton games:
At Toledo-Toledo 6, Syracuse 4.
At st. Louis-First game, ST. Louis II,
Rochester l. In the second game only
seven innings were played, the score stand
ing 10 to in favor of st. Louis. when the
contest broke up in a row. The umpire
ordered Griffin out of the game. Griffin
refused to go. and the game was forfeited
to st. Louis by score of 8 to 0.
At Columbus game, Columbus 6,
Baltimore Z. Second game, Columbus Z,
Baltimore 4.
At Louisville-First game, Louisville II,
Athletics f. Second game, Louisville 16,
Athletics g.
Their Bodies Cremated.
New YORK, September 2lst-The bodies
of the young German actres, Emelie Rossi,
and her artist lover, Gustave Koch, who
committed suicide in a sensational manner
Thursday, were cremated at Fish Pond, l..
l., this afternoon. A number of friends OF
each of the dead accompanied the remains
from their late residences to the crematory,
where short addresses were delivered.
No religious exercises were held.
suicided With Morphine
BLOOMINGTON fIll.), September Dist
Mrs. Fannie Mch leo who was divorced
week ago from Frsu Mcmillan, manager of
Fay Ternpleton, was found dead in her
room in hotel this morning, having COM
mitted suicide with morphine. She was
cousin of Governor Campbell, OF Ohio. All
her possessions, worth $4,000, she left TO
chambermaid in the hotel, who had been
kind to her.
The Panama Canal.
New YORK, September 21st.-Dr. VOL
fred Nelson. who has spent number of
years at Panama, has just returned from
Paris, where he completed series of in
vestigations concerning the present status
of the canal. DR.. Nelson says the feeling
in Paris is one of profound despair So
ciallv, financially and scientifically, Ferdi
nand De Lssseps is dead.
The New Chicago University.
New YORK, September 21st.-Professor
W. r Harper, the newly elected President
of the new Chicago University, says he has
not yet decided whether to accept. The
Trustees have given MIN six months to de-
eide. The University now has three mill
ion dollars in funds and half million IN
buildings.
The Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON, September 2lst-The Re-
in session all day to-day. One of them
said to night that he was well satisfied with
the progress made, but declined to talk re-
gardiRg the changes made. He thinks it
likely that the report will be finished by
Tuesday night.
Lost in Hurricane.
NEW YORK, September 21st.-The steam
ship Orfnoco, from Bermuda, brought Cap
tain Slower and six sailors of the ship
Abbie Clifford, which was lost at sea 200
miles off the Bermuda coast, in the big
hurricane of August 31st. Mrs. Slower,
wife of the captain, was drowned.
The Presidentia, Party.
CREssoN SPRINGS, September 21st-The
President and family spent q very quiet
day, taking a walk in the forenoon and
ride in the afternoon. The hotel is now
being closed. There is no one here but the
Presidential party. The party will proba-
bly, leave here next Thursday.
An Engine Explodes.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn }. September 21st.-
The boiler OF an engine attached to a
freight train on the East Tennessee, Vir-
gina and Georgia Railroad exploded to-
night at Sherman Hights. The engineer
and firemen were blown to pieces and
brakeman was seriously injured.
Clearing House Statistics.
BosToN, September 2lst The total gross
exchanges for the last week. as shown by
dispatches from the leading clearing houses
in the United States and Canada, are
81 295 969 623, an increase of 21.5 per cent
as compared with the corresponding week
last year.
A Boy Burned to Death.
TROY On. ", September 2lst.-At late
hour to night at Sycarvay, the country res
idence of Mr.. Maechester, wealthy New
York broker, was totally destroyed by fire
and Manchester's twelve year old boy was
burned to death.
Congressman Scott HL
PTTsBURG, September 2lst-An Erie,
Pa, special says: Hon. William L. Scott is
lying at his home in this city very ill. His
ailment is of the stomach and bowels, but
while be is very sick man, the physicians
are hopeful.