Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-09
Demosratic Opinions.

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Demoeratic Opinions.
ALBANY IN. W. November Sth.-The
argus publishes dispatches from ex-Secre-
taries Villas and FaiIchild and ex-Postmas-
ter-General Dickinson, giving their opin-
ions on the result of the elections.
Villas SAYS: ut is an emphatic denunci-
alton of the methods of the Republican
party. The country now understands the
tariff question and the injustice of protec-
ton"
Dickinson says: This shows that q
great popular movement cannot be con-
trolled by the use of money and that the
elective franchise is still pure"
Fairchild says: "Great as was the re-
buke of Tuesdays election, it no more
than equalled the offenses rebuked."
Horrible Death ora Child.
LEAD CITY Is. D., November Sth.-Gust
Cartwright, wife and child lived in cabin
six miles from Rockford, where he worked
a placer claim. The family had recently
gotten Newfoundland dog, and while the
husband was away the wife had occasion
to punish the dog, and Immediately there
after went down to the spring, 100 feet from
the house. On her return she discovered
the QOS Qdu dttdChcO Tue Clli0 Ii hCl oO-
sence and literally eaten its head off. He
was still crunching the bones of the skull
and the brains of the.little one were drop
ping to the ground, the dog still fereely
growing. The mother gave a piercing
shrek and fell senseless to the ground. She
has become raving maniac.
Death. of an Educator.
PIrrsBURe, November 9Th. - Milton b.
.GnH Nhonno11np Of q Wootorr nj orcitxy
died yesterday. He was 60 years of age,
and widely known as one of the most pop
ular educators of the day. His death was
caused by injuries received while visiting
Carregie's mills at Homestead on the day
of the British Iron and Steel Institute ex-
cursion. Golf fell into a ditch, breaking
one of his legs. The shock Frustrated him.
1t was believed he would recover, when he
was again Frustrated by an attack of pneu-
monia, resulting in his death. Chancellor
Golf leaves a widow and three children.
Victims of the Explosion.
New York, November Sth.-The three
men badly burned by the explosion in the
big cartridge at Fort Wadsworth, Staten
Island, yesterday afternoon were still alive.
Frederick Cook and George Heirnos are
badly burned. Heirnos will probably get
we'll. John Davis is sad sight to look at.
The flesh has peeled off in many places.
1t is doubtful if he RECEIVERS. keenan, is
doing fairly well. His face is badly burned,
the nose nearly burned off. The men suf-
fered intensely, and their fortunes were
pitiful to witness.
Burial of Minister Lincoln's Son.
SPRINGFIELD Qll.), November Sth.-
Robert T. Lincoln, Minister to England,
arrived this morning with the body of his
son, who died abroad. He was met at the
station by members of the Lincoln Monu-
ment Association, who escorted Lincoln
and the remains of his son to Oak Ridge,
ment erected to the memory of the boys
illustrious grandfather. The interment
was without ceremony.
Decision Against Trust.
CHICAGO, November Sth-Judge McCon-
nell entered sweeping order to-day dis
barring the gas trust from holding any
pany or an electric light company. This is
in accordance with his decision rendered
some DAYS ago. Counsel for the trust ex-
cepted to the entry of the order, and the
Supreme Court will settle as to the legality
of McConnelrs judgment of custer.
Crushed to Death.
New YORK, November 7th.-Lily Hid
burg, wife of Henry Hildburg, insurance
agent. was found lying in the rear of the
building this morning crushed to death.
She had been sick for some time and was
confined to her room on the third floor of
tine building in very aristocratic neighbor-
hood. During the early hours this morn
ing, while delirious, she eluded her nurses
and jumped from the window.
Poisoned by Eating Head-cheese.
CANTON (Ohio), November Sth.-Mrs.
Joseph Schreck and her five small children
ate freely of head-cheese yesterday and be-
came very sick Immediately after. By
active work four of the children were soon |
,ut of danger, but the mother and daugh- |
er, aged s, will probably die. 1t is sup
posed that the poisoning was caused by |
rainted meat used in making head-cheese. |
Afraid OF an Insane Frenchman.
New YORK, November Sth.-Viscount |
Paul Davzac, Consul-General of France, in |
he Police Court this morning had an in |
erview with Justice Powers in the Judges |
private room. The Viscount is afraid he |
nay be murdered by an insane Frenchman |
famed John Gregoire. The latter subse- |
luently was arrested.
The Anarchists.
New YORK, November Sth.-The Anar- |
hists who resisted the police last night |
Hrs. Parsons, Englebert Hansen, Simon |
Iordon and August Melzer-were to-day |
emanded to appear before the Grand Jury |
donday. The others were fined $40 each |
md sent to Jail for ten days.
Remains of John Boyle O'Reilly.
BosroN, November Sth.-The remains of |
ohm Boyle O'Reilly were inferred at |
Holy hood Cemetery, Brookline. yesterday. |
they were brought from the tomb of |
)alvary Cemetery. The burial was strictly |
,rivate, and only few of the immediate |
amily were present.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
MAGNOLIA Miss, November Sth.-By |
be explosion of q sawmill boiler near
ere this morning, Sam Prichard (white) |
nd Nelson Andrews (coored) were killed;
wo other men were fatally and two Sc
iously injured.
sprinting Record Lowered.
New YORK, November Sth.-Wendel
,aker. crack Splinter of the Berkeley Ath-
etc Club, broke the record for 200 yards
his afternoon, doing il in twenty seconds
-one fifth of second better than the best
revious record.
Irish Delegates.
BosToH, November sth.-O'Brien, Dillon
nd other Irish delegates arrived here this
venipg. They were greeted at the depot
Y tremendous throng, and afterwards
eld a reception at the Parker House.
Bank Statement.
New YORK, November sth.-The weekly
ank statement shows: Reserve, increase,
8, 246 600. The banks now hold $2,544,OO0
sss than the requirements.
II was on the ship, uncle, during the
.orm; the waves dashed and boiled about
s in q seething mass, ready to engulf us