Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-30

which he set up the fraud cry once more, an
Insisted on the Importance of change in tn
party at the head of the Government. III
showed much agitation and pitiable physica
weakness. John Kelly sent no letter, an,
Iammany took no part in the affair. Their,
were meetings in the Academy Of Music, Ir
wing Hall, Nilsson Hall and around the stree
stands, but the attendance was small. except
IN the Academy, and very little enthusiasm
was shown.
The Donahue VIII Case.
NEW YORK. July 29th.-The Times saws
The Donahue will case, which for the past
year has been before Surrogate Coffin OF
Westchester county. will now be settled To
the satisfaction Of all parties concerned. Two
months ago commission was issued TO
George FL. Barrows, Consul at Dublin. 10
take testimony there concerning the Donahue
family. About three weeks ago Mr.. Keoeh
took Maria with him to Ireland to look after
her case. A letter from him has Just been
received which says that one hearing was had
at Armagh, County Cavan, and that FIVE wit.
nesses had been examined. The result Of the
investigation was that the contesting cousins
relinquish all claims and acknowledge the
two sisters and brother as the rightful heirs
TO S23 600, which will be distributed to them
as soon as Maria comes back from ireland,
which will be in few days.
Sc. Julien at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July 29th.-Fine weather and
track to-day. Bay Billy and driver, expelled
yesterday for crooked driving, were REIN
stated. st. Julien was barred in the pools
for the free-for all race. The result was as
follows st. Julien first and Darby second in
three straight heats. Time, 2:15S-2:1S3-
2173.
Bond Forgcr Come 20 Grief.
New YORK. July 29th.--S. NJ. Branscom,
of Jacksonville, Fla, was TO. day committed
to the Tombs on charge of forgery. His
intention was to put up bogus documents as
collaterals for borrowed money. with which
to move the orange crop. He had made par
tial arrangements to this effect. About $685.
900 of the bonds are in the hands of mer-
chants innocently betrayed into aiding the
scheme.
Nara agansctf Disaster Investigation.
New LONDON, July 29th.-In the Nara
gansett investigation one passenger testified
to seeing an old grey-headed woman clinging
to boat which was loaded with men and
women and they refused to take her aboard.
He believed she was dead.
Destructive Fire I'm Buffalo, N. Y.
BUFFALO, July 19th.-A terrible fire is
raging in the southern part of the city on
Blackwell's Island. Three planning mills,
floating elevator and several lumber yards,
together with two ship-yards, are already on
fire. 1t originated by an explosion in one of
the planning mills, and the loss is estimated at
$500, 600.
SECOND DISPATCHl
BUFFALO, July 29th.-A disastrous fire
occurred this afternoon On the south side of
the creek, extending over an area of quarter
of mile long and 500 feet wide, destroying
mills and factory property to the value of
S225, 600; insurance, $195 600.
Return of General sherman-The Indian
Outlook.
WASHINGTON, July 29th.-General Sher-
man returned to-day from his tour West. He
says the Indians are doing well, and white
settlers are coming in SO fast that they will
soon be 80 far outnumbered all along the
frontier as to be powerless to do any mis-
chief, if so disposed, and expressed himself as
we'll satisfied with the indication of things at
the military posts.
silver and Stocks.
New YoRK, July 29tb Silver bars, 114A !;
money, 2@24 !; Governments quiet
stocks closed f rm Western Union |;
1919; Quicksilver, 154; Pacific Mail, 434 |;
Mariposa, Il; Wells-Fargo, 1861; New York
Central, 113a; Erie, 43a Panama, 17S Union
Pacific, Off; bonds, 1923; Central Pacific.
72 bonds, liz; Sutro, IL.
The Spanish Insult to Our Flag.
BosToN, July 29th.-The Captain of the
schooner Eunice Newcomb reiterates the
statement made when he was in Boston on
his last trip concerning the firing upon him
by Spanish war vessel, and is positive when
the affair happened he was ten miles from
the Cuban shore.
Talmage at Leadville.
DENVER (Col), July 29th.-The RepuJli-
CAMS Leadville special says: Rev. DIR. Tai
mage visited the dance-houses and gambling
dens last night after his lecture. At one
dance. house a girl asked him to lead the set