Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-03
Found Dead,

DENVER, June 2d.-P. ]. Brady, agent for
the Bamberger & Kaempfer Wine Com
pany, of San Francisco, was found dead
yesterday at the Hope Hotel a cheap
lodging house on Larimer street, near Four
teenth. He had evidently died from pa
| ralysis of the heart. For the past two
months he had been guest at the Hope
House, and recently complained of severe
attack of rheumatism. He has ALWAYS
| been hard drinker. and did not seem to
| care for his condition. The deceased has
| widow and family at Chicago. He orig
| inally came from Kentucky, and it is pre-
| sumed the body will be shipped there. No
papers were found in his possession that
| contained the address of his relatives. He
| was man about 55 years of age, medium
hight and heavy build. The body was re.
| moved to the Coroner's office.
Probably Long Session.
New YORK, June 2d-A Washington
special to the Mail and Express says: Major
| Mckinley said this afternoon: II believe
the silver bill will become a law by Act
this session, although it is not sure thing
by any means. There is a demand for il
In every direction, and / do not think we
| ought to adjourn before the silver bill is
passed. The House will devote itself to
| the measure within few days. Yes, this
Will oC q iouS ScSsiOu. we WILL not 2Q-
iourn, in my judgment till late in August
The Senate will talk tariff for whole
| month. presume. No 1 don't believe we
will pass the Federal or anti-gerrymander-
| ing bill"
Squaring Themselves.
Boston, June 2d.-At large meeting OF
Harvard students tonight resolutions were
adopted den9uncing the acts of vandalism
OF Saturday night, when red paint was
freely used about the grounds and on the
| statue of John Harvard, declaring they
| were the work of but one or two men, and
and should not be charged by public opin.
| ion upon the students as body.
The students resolved to raise money to
repair the damage SO far as possible, and
employ detectives to ferret out the guilty
| parties.
Silver Legislation.
CHICAGO, June 2d.-The Neaos Washing.
| ton special says: 1t is not at all probable
| that there will be any silver legislation at
| this session of Congress. The markets for
bullion show during the past week that
| this impression is not only prevalent in the
most reliable Congressional circles here,
but in Wall street. There has been an un.
loading of bullion within the last few davs
which has depressed prices, and it is likely
that there will be still further decline.
Burned to Death.
ST. LOUIS, June 2d.-A tenement house
| on Franklin avenue took fire early this
| morning. Part of the second floor was oc-
| cupied by George Wolff and family
VOLTS wife and two children were badly
burned, and VOLTS father, aged 20, was
asphyxiated. The wife of Charles Hauss
was badly burned, and her child rendered
! unconscious. Several of the injured may
| die.
McAuliffe and Slavin.
New YORK, June 2d.-Billy Madden,
McAuliffe's manager. stated that he had
| posted $500 to back the Pacific slope pugi
| list against any heavyweight. The follow
ing was sent by Madden to Savin me.
Aulitfe will fight for purse of $4,000 and
! the championship of the world. Send $500
for expenses. We leave as soon as the
| monev arrives"
Cremated Alive.
DENVER, June 2d.-A Durango, Col, spe.
cial to the NeWs says Mrs Robert Morrow
yesterday attempted to light fire with
Kerosene. An explosion occurred which
set fire to the clothes of the woman, her
| four year-old son and young baby. They
were all three cremated in the house,
which burnt above them before any assist
| ance could be rendered.
Duel IN Cemetery.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June 2d-Thomas
Overby and Robert Sanders fought duel
last night in the st. Louis Catholic Gem
etery here over Miss Lenore, an Indiana
young lady. Four shots were exchanged
escaped unhurt. The young lady taxes il
coolly.
Not Making Much Progress.
L al
| Indian Territory say the Cherokee Com
| mission is making little progress in nego-
| tiating with the Sacs and Fox Indians for
their surplus lands. The Indians have
held a council, which was not harmonious.
Both tribes are divided on the question OF
sale.
Shot From Ambush.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.) June 2d.-Robert
Parent was shot from ambush in Scott
county, near Green Ridge, last night.
Parent was whipped by masked men a
year ago and lett the county, but had re-
Gently returned. He was charged with
murder.
The Bosses to be Prosecuted.
CHICAGO. June 2d--The statement is
published here this evening that special
agent will soon begin proceedings against
the Builders Association for violation of
the contract labor law in securing foreign
carpenters to take the places of the strikers
Quite Deal.
LOUISVILLE, June 2d.-The deal by which
New York and Philadelphia capitalists
purchase the entire street-car system of
Louisville is about completed. The price
paid is said to be s., 900, 600.
Severe Storm
LAMAR (Ark. }, June 2d.-A heavy storm
passed over this place this afternoon. The
Masonic Hall and the school house were
struck by lightning and destroyed.
Order of B'nai Birth.
RICHMOND (Va.), June 2d.-The time of
the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
of B'nai Birth to day was chiefly consumed
with routine work.
Max Rosenberg Injured.
CHICAGO, June 3d.-Max Rosenberg, the
weli-known actor and theatrical manager,
was badly injured this afternoon by being
run down by a street car.
Rumor About Noble.
ST. LOUIS. June 2d.--It is rumored that
Secretary of the Interior Noble will resign
his Cabinet position and accept the attor-
hip of Western railroad,