Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-21

garded as giving the right to practice medicine
In this country without an examination of the
graduates. The action OF the medical society
appears TO be in accordance with the general
sentiment of physicians here.
Eight Hours.
PITTsBURG, March 2Oth.-The result of the
conference of the Executive Council of the Red
Grafton of Labor in New York saturday has
just been made public. Vice President Martin
says that no trade Will be ordered to demand an
eight hour law nor to strike to enforce the de-
maud
That is left entirely optional with each trade
That they will do 20 is shown by replies sent to
the Federation from most all of the trades say
ing they desired and were able to win the eight
hour movement
In the Pittsburg and Wheeling districts the
carpenters will first ask a conference with the
| builders, and il refused demand it, The New
York and Boston stone masons will probably
make the first break in those cities to be fol-
lowed by other strong organizations.
Skipped With His typewriter.
BUFFALO. March 20th.-A sensation was
caused in this city to-day when it was currently
reported that J. W. W. Woodruff, ex.President
of the Life and Reserve Insurance Company,
had, in company with pretty blonde type
writer, left town, leaving many anxious credit
had been associated with the Life an6 Reserve
Company. When it became known that he had
been running heavily in deb: an investigation
was ordered, and II was found that Woodruff
had purchased considerable land and contracted
10 build fourteen houses thereon, the money for
which he had taken from the funds of the COM
pany. The officials of the company say they
did not lose anything, having taken the pre-
caution to protect themselves.
Hounded to Death.
JOLIET Qll.), March 20th.-A sensation was
crea ed last evening by the suicide of Miss
Jessie White, daughter of well-known resi-
dent. Three years ago an anonymous letter
writer began prosecuting the girl with imputa-
tions of scandalous conduct and finally threat
ened to kill her. Her mother finally placed the
matter in the hands of the authorities. David
White, her cousin, was arrested ON suspicion
and tried but no reliable evidence was pro.
duced and he was simply placed under bonds
to keep The peace. The anonymous letters kept
coming this year regularly, and 1t is thought
the girl became distracted. She left letter
saying she could endure the torture no longer.
knights of Labor.
CHICAGO, March 2oth-The Knights of Labor
organ in It's next issue will publish resume of
the situation throughout the country in the
proposed movement for eight hours a day and
| II will say that large and small trade unions
are rapidly placing themselves in posi-
ton to meet the draft that will be made upon
them May LIST, when eight hours Fer day for the
building trades will be inaugurated. There is
no indication that the country will pass through
such an exciting period that was produced by the
labor commissions of four years ago. Employers
and employees were both taught lesson by the
events of 1856.
Impure Vaccine Virus.
New YORK. March 9Oth.-Nellie Nolan, an
eight-yearold girl, died on Tuesday night after
a few hours Illness from blood poisoning as her
parents believe. The child, with others, was
vaccinated at the school one week ago last Fri.
day, and as the vaccination did not take the
operation was repeated last Friday.
The childs illness first made its appearance
on Tuesday afternoon. She complained of pain
III the vaccinated arm, which became red but
did not swell: This led her parents to declare
their belief that the child had died from blood
poisoning, caused by impure vaccine virus.
An Indian Love Affair.
BISMARCK On. d., March 20th.-There is great
excitement among the Indians of the Standing
Rock Agency over murder and suicide An
Indian named Big Horn Cloud becoming in
tatualed with squaw, the mistress of another
Indian named No Water, enticed her into the
woods under the plea of bidding her good by
de Immediately shot her in the back and arm
rescue, wnen he was also shot in the neck and
head, killing him instantly. Big Horn Cloud
then shot himself four times falling dead.
waldersee Objected.
NEW YORK, March 20th.-A private cable
from London brings sensational story to ac-
count for the alleged rupture between emperor
William and Count Won Naldersee. The story
is that the Emperor proposed to Waldersee the
convocation of an International Congress to act
on the proposition by the Kaiser 10 abolish
standing armies, and allowing only the MAIN
tenance by each country of a certain small
force limited in proportion to the population
as pledge of good faith, and Waldersee en-
phatically objected
Montana Notes.
HELENA (Mont.) March 20th.-Helena has
been infested by gang OF bu glars aud during
the last twenty-four hours dozen houses have
been broken into. Tie police are arrestlng
every suspicious character.
The jury in the Jackson murder case reported
this morning that they could not agree They
have been out fifty hours. The Judge sent them
back until 10 to morrow. disagreement is ex-
pected
Fighting Over Lover.
WESTPoRT Comm, March 20th.-Annie Low
erick and Mamie McDermott, two young women
employed in Lees cotton factory, last evening
fought stand-up fight with bare knuckles III
an OLD building. The fight was the outcome of
qusiEel over young man: Neither side had
singing blow on Miss McDermott's nose
which settled the affair
Hunting for a Murderer
CHICAGO, March 20th.-"Zack" Taylor, the
man arrested, suspe led OF being the murderer
of Miss Mctaryey, several DAYS ago was re-
leased to-day on failure Of proper evidence to
hold h.m. The authorities are now turning
their attention 10 one Fled. Dammon, the hack
man, who they believe has left for Milwaukee,
and that he knows something OF the crime.
Trouble Over a Fare.
MOBILE (Ala), March 2Gth.-0n the Louisville
and Nashville train this afternoon Jake Daniels
tcologedl refused TO pay his fare. and when con-
ductor McCurdy tried 10 eject him from the
DhDiclS SnUt MIN III the breast. Inc con-
due or then fired five shots into the negro and
stabbed him with pocketknife, killing him.
The conductor was not seriously wounded.
Minnie Maddern Married.
New YORK. March 20th.-Miss Mary Augusta
Davey, who is better known TO the general pub
lie Minnie Madden, was married yesterday
afternoon 10 Harrison Gray Fiske, editor OF the
New York Dramatic Mirror. The event took
place al Larchmont Mator, n. y. Miss Davey
has permanently retired from the stage.
Closing the Break.
GEEESvILLE tMiss.), March 20th.-Ihe river
has fallen eighteen inches at the break here,
and where the water Is running through 1t is
only six or eight inches deep. A large amount
of material IS now on the way to the breaks,
and repairs will be completed as rapidly as pos.
sible.
A Scene in Court.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 20th.- An Ashland (Wis)
special says: District Attorney RDssman has
practically charged Under sheriff Cohn with
tamperipg with the Perrin robbery case jury.
The two men came trgether to-day III the
Municipal Court, and there was a sensational
scene.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), March 20th.-Bills repeal
ing the csarters OF the Frankfort, henry Coun-
ty, aud Grand Lodge Lotteries passed the Ken
lucky House To-Day. Tbs anti-lotIery men form
a strong majority III the Legislature and VIII
use every effort to suppress lotteries.
Defying the Authorities.
DANSyILLR VA j March 20th.-Two hundred
moonshineis have established fortified camp
in Franklin county, and openly defy the author-
tiles. over one hundred Illicit stills are in
operation, producing thousands OF barrels OF
whisky on which no duty is paid.
A Swindler Lynched.
CYNTRIASA tKy), March 20th.-Benjamin
Grewel was lynched N Robinson last night by
| mob OF about Tvs, MT persons. Grewel de-
frauded the farmers III t1at locality by buying
stock and paying for it with bogus checks.
naniel Fox Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20th.-Daniel NJ. Fox,
ex-Mayor and superintendent of the Mint at
Philadelphia under President Cleveland, died
this morning, aged IL years.
Commander Elected.
MILWAUKEE, March leth.-Colonel B. F. Bry-
ant was elected Commander of the G. A. X,
Department of Wisconsin.