The record-union., 1891-06-15
Condensed TeIegrams From All Parts
of the World.

Princeton won the Inter- Collegiate
baseball championship by defeating Yale
this afternoon by score of 5 to q
A special from Arkadelphia, Ark,
gives the particulars Of the killing of three
negroes and the wounding of another
near Clear Springs. The Sheriff at
tempted to levy an execution on some
property, the negroes resisted and a
pitched battle ensued, with the results as
stated.
John G. Emery, at PHILADELPHIA. n
butcher, was instantly killed Saturday
afternoon by blow on the neck with q
cleaver in the hands of another butcher.
The killing was the result of a quarrel
over trivial matter. Emery leaves q
widow and family. The murderer was
arrested.
Friday night a number of citizens of
Wheatland took an old man, Bill Beal.
out IN the country and treated him to a
coat Of tar and feathers. Ella Davis, the
girl who killed herself Wednesday, on
her dying bed accused Beal, her step
father, of being the cause of her downfall,
hence the action of the citizens.
A miner named John McFarlane met a
shocking death in mine at Nanaimo
Saturday night by the running away of a
mule attached to car in which the
deceased was riding. The box collided
with prop. which gave way, bringing
the rock down with it. A rock fell on
McFarlane and crushed his skull.
Death was instantaneous.
The cruiser Charleston, conveying the
ltata, left Saturday night for San Diego.
Admirals McCann and Brown delayed
the departure of the Itata until late at
night, in order to afford time in which to
obtain reply to Trumbull's application
TO the Washington authorities. The Itata
will be under the orders of Lieutenant
Commander Todd, assisted by Ensign
Churchill, Engineer Hollis, sixteen sail
ors and four marines. The officers are
instructed TO see that the Itata makes her
best time To San Diego.
Geronimo, the most desperate outlaw
In the Southwest, was killed Friday
about thirty miles from Benson. Ariz
He was one of three who had stolen
horses from ranchers, and being pursued
and overtaken a fight ensued in which
he was killed, one companion wounded
and the other one captured. Geronimo,
with two companions, stopped q train in
Sonora three years ago, killed the engin-
eer and fireman and wounded Wells,
Fargo IL Co.'s messenger. They were
captured and sentenced to be shot. but
Geronimo escaped and mas been at large
terrorlzing this section ever since. There
was reward of $1,000 for his capture.
AT San Francisco Saturday Edward
Heaton, a steamship fireman, jumped
into the bay from the bulkhead at the
foot OF Brannan street. A number of
men were standing on the dock at the
time. William Devlin. head gateman for
the Pacific Mail Company, got line and
threw one end of it to the man i'm
the water. He failed to take hold
OF 1t, and would have drowned had not
Con Congdon, 'longshoreman, jumped
ln and saved the would-be suicide The
line was made fast around the two men.
and the crowd assisted in drawing them
out OF the bay. Heaton tried to commit
suicide on two former occasions while at
Panama.
1t is announced that Nina Van Zandt,
whose name was prominently before the
public at the time of the anarchist excite
ment, is soon to be married to Salvador
Malato, a young Sicilian, who was sent to
Chicago by the Italian authorities to look
after the Italian department of the
Worlds Fair, where he met Miss Van
Aandt. 1t was case of love at first sight. |
NINA is the young woman who fell in
love with August Spies, the anarchist |
who was hanged for participation in the
Haymarket riot, and being unable to get
consent of the authorities for her mar
rlage to the condemned man in Jail, |
Went before magistrate with his brother
and was married to him by proxy.
After the execution she put on Widows
weeds.