Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-09

su'Sase -. poAt.oai epu soc'Sl re N NsH-
~ ine iiouS oi TUE ,uheAaA 'ns
,.;", uous - iss IA s.ate ~ tne ehurch Snu M@s
sssweu .sSna oy .noasands OF eiuzens. business
sha ssr,-;o.s us''iig .us
BUILDINGS are srane3 in monrninc l,vs
thousan,i neonle at,sn5a, ,ho f,y,sTsl All
the State. eonn,v ana citv snthoritiss and
several eompanies of ths Stata militia es.
eorted the remains after hrief ana sin,nla
| service, 10 their last restins-nlaee
p,ts, Car.,,s -,
'>oeAeo o"''
h,,r0s.'.I ny. IpANeE 4'., w j May oth.-tTeiVe
,;'.h. ss fgspie ~ tne 1lsastohe elnn 70,
49,, 20" a. a'Sy 0alu'i OF MluheapoIls IAN
Ses,,,, seaSie ,.a; oSolse 1oairey, the eoloied
,na,, "e.So' enauiplon OF Boston, IN SIX
vasas aSinuS, ~. Tue opinlon genersiIy ex-
$3.50, ~ ,nose Wno claimed TO oe con-
,ao,;a1 ..SSS' vi VII NJ, .us western mans pecnhar
~ oo,,.ss, ''i'' ne eNo'unlailiy SURRENDERED
'''y rrto 80 - 900 ..,
he St,-yv Ssss 'tohnS was awarded to God
GoS,,;,>, W!s "sS teinarkaoiy ny ciever IA
oIossi .S ~ .se oecSthe completely
Tbs na, sonsb, -, ,,,a..i', ~. te.
The Boston mans left eve was s,scoioreS
and his face cut py the powerfnl Ieit bens
blows of his adversary. Neither received
any body punishment
In the sixteenth ronnd the me, cl;nn,ad
near the ropes when sndSenly Car,;is fsIi
to the floor upo,, his face He was ss;zsS
with nausea. il was said and snfYsr;nS
from exhaustion. This closed the tight
c,,.u So,
~, -, ~,
Ne" nokh, May oth.-ihe STATE livll
oet W. neloiiu Assuelauoh heio l's annual
Te.:lis o":s ias' lSisut' - ,,,.
,,,i. Il iesiuent Seplge "Hliaih Gurus salG
iue ia'e .eNsia,ious Iesaruing 'ne ms
soxei @ tileut ol .nls c'ts nave iurhisheu
o;r;l ssrr,;oa rss,er,,, - r Lae nseess"y ~
one or two eopden,na,o,v refare,pss IN
Senator QUAY He eoaers,nlstea Ms hsar
ers on the fact that one of the sreat nert;es
will soon be obliged to make iIs candidate
fayorablv disposed toward civil serv;ce
reform. He credited President Harrison
with good intentions. while cordemnine
First Assistant Postmaster. General Clark
son for having made 20 600 removals for
political reasons. which he said was more
than any administration before had ever
made in the same Ienstb of time
Curtis was reelected President
Amen. ra.,;,I,,
D. NJ o., M,
-;a4I 49,, i.u.ay nay ue p'ecAen'
cinJs5 tsi;ys ;ts o D Su
| ell Clayton TESTIFIED thar whom Tbomss
Hooper was killed in 1865. he (Clavton1
| was not responsible for il Hooner was
| said to be member of the Ku-EIux ard
| the Sheriff OF Conway countv had ordered
| his arrest. after which the killing occurred
Sheriff Shelby testified that he did ali he
could to discover the murderer of Iobn NJ
| CLAYTON. but failed
This evening Powell Clayton received a
telegram from DR.. Weeks. of Los Ar gelfs
stating that three of the neigbhoTs of
Hooper would testify that he was AT his
home during the month of January. 1883.
Masters of Their Own T,,,.
p,rrsprpe Nav s,b va -pr.s;ao,.
Martin. of the American Federation ,f la
! bor. said tonight that II was decided stthe
New York meeting that after the carmen
| ters' strike was settled. the demsnds of The
miners should be presented The csrnep-
| ters' struggle is regarded as over and when.
I ever the miners are ready the Federation
will take charge of the matter 81 far
however. thev have not notified the FEEDER
alton officials of their intention Ia demand
eight hours. The coal operators here say
! the idea OF coal miners striking for eipbt
hours is ridiculous. as the men are paid bv
| the bushel and not by the day. They are
masters OF their own time.
Denver Methods.
DENVER Nav Stb- -The Sheriff's officers
| last night uotif;ed the nronriators NJ avar,y
4 their
| doors and appear before Jnstice Morris this
| morning for trial. The nroprietors made
no resistance. but Quietly told the men who
were playing TO cash in their chips. rolled
up their cash, turned ont their lights and
locked their doors, and for the first time in
many years there will not be gambling
| house open or card turned IN the city OF
Denver to night
The proprletors appeared before the Jus
tce this morning, waived examination and
were oouno over IN the sum OF Sooo each.
Western Railroad Presidents.
CHICAGO, May Sth.-The Presidents of
Western Railroads met to day but without
making further attempt to reach an
agreement adjourned subject to the call OF
the Chair: The Com mlttee on Reorganiza-
ton Is still Working Nineteen lines east
and west OF the Missouri have adopted the
new agreement oi tne Western fdssenger
rs Wison aru cn,ra are 81 tb I sns ioies
7, Eli Sar,a,Ss d;sosn,,t;aiss h,, ~
n,har roaas br,a ~ hu;,,o. !, =, i; ous az
rates can he roSforsJ son,' '--'0
e1. son
opene
ciNcINNATl' May otn.-onorliy eiter
nanhes, - G,-1,.r,,. Faral,ar -
rcd in Cov;n,,ton Kv ~ M;ss i'd,
tho dansb,er of Hon fobn p faedora
iste SsTeaant. et. Ans Of ,be Honsa ~
Psnr. :. ,s,a,iues II t' ues on aioUaS,a,,, "
anf ,be stor,, sr,,os H. i,,,ars ,,i,
4 fonr dsys a0o in a s,aye coach
| .Aa,aa ,aaa,,.,,,,.
!
| CHlcAG0, May oth;-lnspector EoersoId,
OF ,he ohicaso f9lice department mar
| roWly escaped ueath rom an expioslon Oh
| p@uo "tiiei "a' tnip" O., a. ntNN last
nisul. slmllar atteuipl 10 Kill nlln WAS
niaus, plesuhiaoit oy Tue same parsies'
ie" uays ago.