Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-21
Admission Day.

WASHINGTON. July 2Oth.-In compliance
with a request of the Native Sons of the
Golden West, Mr.. Morrow visited the
Army and Navy Departments yesterday
and requested that the soldiers and sailors
stationed in California be permitted to take
part in the celebration of the admission of
California as State. Mr.. Clunie Joined in
the request. The Navy Department has
issued orders allowing the navy to partici-
pate. and similar order will be issued by
the War Department as soon as Secretary
Proctor returns to Washington.
Bank Raided.
New YORK, July 20th-A crowd of an.
CRY Polanders yesterday raided the private
banking establishment of Bernard Aron-
son, whom they accused of misappropriat-
ing the funds intrusted to him to be used
to bring out their relations and friends
from Poland. Aronson and his clerk were
badly beaten before the police rescued
them. They were afterwards arrested, and
this morning, on complaint of a number of
Polanders, were remanded for examina-
ton.
Railway Conductors.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20th-At a meeting
of the Order of Railway Conductors, with
delegates representing the principal roads
IN Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, resolutions were adopted
Genouncing the seceders, and stating that
the position of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors is most favorable for all conscien-
tious members and that the Order is not on
strike basis.
Deaths from Lightning.
New ORLEANS, July 20th.-A severe rain
and electric storm visited this vicinity this
evening. At Milnerbury the lightning
struck she'd instantly killing Victor
Marchand, fatally iojuring Edgar Charles
and seriously injuring Edward Williams.
At Gentill road dairyman was killed in
the same way, and a man was seriously in
jured at Spanish Fort by an electrical
shock.
Poisoned by Eating Canned Meat.
EAU CLAIRE wis. }, July 20ih-A family
named Kingberg, in Shawtown, consisting
Of father, mother and seven children. had
canned meat for dinner to day. Two hours
latel they were seized with violent illness.
The physicians are still working on them,
and think that four or five of the children
may die.
Sunday Baseball.
CHICAGO, July 20.h.-The American As
socation games to-day resulted as follows:
At Rochester-Rochester s, Columbus 3.
At Syracuse-Syracuse 2, Toledo 4.
at Louisville-Louisville I, Brooklyn 6.
At elphia-Athletics 1, St. Louis s.
Clearing House Exchanges.
BosToN, July 20th.-The total gross ex-
changes for last week, as shown by dis
patches from leading clearing houses in
the United States and Canada, are 81 49,
3S9.573, an increase of 2.29 per cent, as
compared with the corresponding week of
last year.
An Engineer Scalded to Death.
INDIANAPoLIs, July 20th.-The north
bound Monon vestibule train struck COW
near Lennox this morning. The engine
was ditched, and the engineer, William
Strope, was scalded to death. None of the
passengers were injured.
Machine Works Burned.
PATERSON IN. J, July 2Oth-The J. C.
TODD Machine Works, the principal estab-
lishment in the United States for making
hemp and rope machinery, was burned
this morning. Loss $150,oO0.
A Journalists Death.
ST. LOUIS, July 20th.-Chafles A. Taylor,
well known to the newspaper profession in
the West and Southwest, died to-day from
an overdose OF morphine, taken to allay
pain.
Death of Noted Divine.
CINCINNATI, July 20th.-Jacob Krehbel,
d. D., a noted German divine of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, died here this af-
ternoon, of erysipelas.
Death of an Editor.
WASHINGTON I'd. CO., July 20th.-Colonel
Thomas Goode Morrow, until recently the
editor and proprietor of the Sunday Gazette
of this city, died to-day, after brief illness.
Serious Fire.
LYKENs (Pa.), July 20th.-A stope house
at the Short Mountain colliery was burned
to-day. Several hundred men will be out
of employment for months