Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-22

Over the Cataract.
NIAGARA FALLS IN. ", June 21st.-At
6 o'clock this morning pleasure boat was
discovered floating down the upper river.
Just as it reached point opposite the
Third Sister island it lurched TO one side
and the people who watched through
glasses are positive one or more persons
were lying in the bottom.
1t continued on its way through the
upper rapids and made an awful plunge
over the Horseshoe Falls without any stir
being made on board. 1t seems probable
the second boat that has made the leap
over the cataract this week.
Census Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2lst.-The returns
of the census enumerators are almost en-
tirely complete, and the Supervisor for this
district gives the population of Philadel-
phia at 1,040, 449, an increase of 93,219
over 1880.
BosToN, June 21st-The Globe asserts
that the census returns fix the population
of Boston at nearly 41S,0OO, gain of $1,000
since 1880.
A Coat of Tar.
WARRENToN (Ga.), June 21st.-David
n
enticing people away from Glascock county
to Utah, was terribly whipped near Gibson
Thursday night The victim was found
crouching in the loft of house of a con-
vert. He was whipped, and a coat of tar
and feathers was then applied, when he
was given orders to leave the country for
ever.
Washington Personals.
WASHINGTON, June 21st.-Ex-C Congress
man Wren of Nevada is in the city.
Mrs. Senator Stewart and daughter, &C.
companied by Mrs. Louise Patterson,
leave Monday for Yellowstone Park, where
they will spend few weeks, and then go
to Nevada and California.
Colonel Markham leaves for home about
the middle of next week.
Tempting Offer.
BATON ROUGE (La.), June 21st.-During
the lottery discussion to-day Parish said he
received letter from Morris, which said
if the lottery bill was submitted by the
Legislature to the people, he (Morris)
would advance 81 600, 900 in 1890 to levee
building and repairing in the different
parishes of the State, and the Same amount
in 1891. ~ -
KilraIn Sued.
CINCINNATI. June 21st.-At the close of
the Muldoon- Kilrain combination exhibit
ton at the Grand Opera House this even
ing Kilrain was served with a summons in
civil suit brought by detective Norris for
alleged services in escorting Kilrain to the
battle-ground of the Sullivan Kilrain fight.
Kilrain is very indignant.
Report Confirmed.
PHILADELPHIA, June, 2lst.-George Deb
keim. President of the Reading Coal and
T~a - ,rhf I'D fha
port that Austin Corbin would resign as
President of the Reading Railroad in favor
of A. A. Mcleod. First Vice-President.
Mr.. Corbin is now in Europe.
Will Build to California.
CHICAGO, June 2lst.-The Great Northern
Railway will soon be extended to the Pa
cifc. The only thing that delays the be-
ginning of the work is the definite selec-
ZION OF the route. The money necessary
for the completion of the work has been
raised.
Pool Championship.
New YORK, June 2lst.-The match
games of the continuous pool champion
ship of America between Charles Manning
of New York and Albert Bowers of Chi
csgo were ended tonight. Manning won
by 600 points TO 489.
No Bookmaking.
TRENTON, June 21st.-A bill to legalize
bookmaking at the race-courses of the State
is dead. The Governor filed in the Stat
Library to-day, along with that other re-
jected bills. Time Of approving bills ex-
pired to-day.
Sudden Death
CoHAssET Mass j June st,-Mrs. Stuart
Robson, wife of the comedian died very
suddenly this afternoon at their summer
residence at Cohasset Harbor. The cause
OF her death is believed to be the bursting
of blood vessel near the heart.
California Fruit Sales. p.
CHICAGO, June 21st-Porter Bros. sold
four carloads of peaches to-day, ct IS cents
to 81 10, an average of about 81 So; april
cots, ST. 40 to 81 so, except some stock in
very bad order at rs cents to ST 10; plums,
81 SIS to So 20.
Death of a Marine Officer.
PoUGHKEEPsIE IN. ", June 21st.-Major
Isaac j. Doughty, the Oldest marine officer
in the United States, died to-day. Presi-
dent Jackson appointed him Major of
Marines, and he served forty years.
Church Convention.
CHICAGO, June 21st.-The General Con-
vention Of the New Jerusalem Sweden
borgian Church in the United States, began
this afternoon The annual report showed
activity and progress.
Yale vs.. Harvard.
Boston, June 21st.-The Harvard Yale
ball game this afternoon was very close and
aroused the, enthusiasm of the 10, 900 Spec
tators. The score was Yale 3, Harvard 4.
The Imprisoned Miners.
PIrTsBURa, June 21st.-A dispatch from
Dunbar late tonight says that the rescuing
party have hopes of reaching the desired
point by morning.
Loss by Fire.
ST. PAUL, June 21st-The fire reported
last night from Milara destroyed the Milara
Lumber Company's mills, involving loss
of S100, 900.
John LIS Trial.
PURvIs (Miss.), June 21st--John L. Sui
Ivan and party arrived here this morning
prepared for his trial, which will begin on
Tuesday.