Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-08

these two years were 1874, $40. The net pro
fits, above all expenses. would therefore hav,
BEEN S12 492 had the Club managed it
privileges instead of farming them out. Thi
would be nine per cent. on a capital stock o.
S75, 600. only about half of which was paic
up. He is confident of the future Of tn,
track.
The Fp.scopaI General Cenysnsion,
Npw yopr Oo+ol,a.7. r. a.. E.;s.o
n.I Canaroi G,rSsS,t;a,, - .t s.i1
a an, tbs Cbs;rn,su 80 ~, ,Ls stanJ;n"
committees. including Rev. Jas. Craik on
admission OF new dioceses, and Rev. DR.,
Locke, OF limos, on expenses.
Inc following resolution, offered by Rev
Mr.. Morton, OF Virginia, was adopted:
WHEREAS, A document signed by BENJAMIN
Boworth Smith, Bishop OF Kentucky. and Presiding
blspop, asciarlng Inat hlsnt Rev Samuel MeCaosky
ali o,tscs no hi ae igy anu nv.
Church tberefore l'' V'en ''ieui''is through 'it
Resolced. That the Committee on canons he re-
quested to examine said document. printed COPY
Of which is hereto appended, and report whether in
tner opinion, the Church is sufficiently assured by
such aocument that hight Rev Samuel Allen Me
Church denosed from ,b 10 tns ;ms Oh 'n M
offices thereof '-' ''O'' ''-nAs''s anu a''
P.r u.nu,, U.. ~,
/ ;,,-;S5;a.;o y! sne Ihssiohaly
!praas,tsS a,,t .m neAicc anu A1lzona,
4 e D,,t<~ l..
S;o.;on b III ,ppons oisnop ior .le julis-
,n;n,,tas "--''- -e'o'ioii was ensefeo On 'ie
Pan n. Eli, Ill.,, r
oea,.ai as.I',t;a, - WOO "a Connec.,cus
~, Ss,o,s Sot;n % aei9r 70 Tue Soniuls.ee
consdero.;on r. =, a sa1,a - .oT 'ne,l
,,srsnrs n.h;, Az. Gus Gh. a. - any
rem by any wickedness of life, such persons
shall be expelled from the holy communion.
agreeaoiy TO the rubric The resolution
was, aiter q new words OF debate, adopted.
The Jeanette Lieutenant Dc Long Heard
From.
Nrw yopr Oc+ohor 7tt rho uo,.,5J,,
ed;tor;silv W. Tr;nt t;s 1o 1900 says ~.
tsr from, ;e,,.aant p'i ns S',ls olnins :et-
the United States Arctic steamer so Jeanneata
Tbe Letter was wr;ttsn ~ ths aatb IS
1870 800 to, 4h;sta -, .no ssn u AuSus',
isft 81 Caua san months ago. ana was
II a as s Sat9 - 9. ana rom enence
dsh.ad So ~ Az " rt e.eiseu ~. 9u we are III
ernre,, ~ sou oro -. :. sne hussian uov
Tba Teannatt 40 :. ,niI n 70 .ne H9fao.
Of Ia Long sio,'nsJ 81 S;bor;o i w sns ,et .;S
;nos 90 Nar,.a,I;oId az W.. ~ " iealn slo,
sas Nor5sid Shen ne Long was
and rom m''J s ~ Japan. ne oncers
on lea v;ng Sb e sbsJ w t,a an Ws., ana
GanJ TndaaJ a. p Taanno .t"ru ":a hi
La nanu Lnueeu' 'h 90 oeanhette was slghted
y ~ne ea sou , oo nies soutn OF Herald
Ioner Voc l,.a,,;,. 80 IL; 'uo INV re
Mt r we frolpa i1 49, We I, .lus' .he
be as satisfactory as we nr;nt this ,norn;r1,
but will tell of the heroic endeayors and Of
the achievements bringing new renown to the
American name"
"est"ard.Douhd passengers.
OMAHA, October 1th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:l5 P. NJ. to arrive in Sacra.
mento October 18th: Miss Emma w. Peck,
Hudson, n. Y; Miss Kate Shepard, Oak
land; Mrs. c. w. Hathaway, San Lorenzo
Mrs. Theodore c. Heyl, Clara w. Heyl,
ashton 8. Heyi, Charles f. Parry, VIM. A.
co-h;r Nv, 49, CO. n1ha np
III ~ 49, M Ill W. ~. ospor IH
r Miss Ei5r;dSo R;rd;o Sr,rn,ar e., - ~.
cisco; Mrs. A. B. Meacbam. Portland Or.
Z. S. Dayton and wife, Kalamazoo, Mich,:
Mrs. d. B. Jennings, John Jennings, Mrs
NJ. G. Bronson, Mrs. d. Hall, Joliet Alfred
Marks, c. Gauthier, Yokohama; Mrs. E. T.
Horgren and two sons, Portland, Or; Mrs.
81. S. Hyealt and daughter, Montgomery, O.;
Mrs. o. w. Brown, Ohio; Mrs. John A.
Gray, Lewiston, ILL.,; NJ. G. Willard. Mrs
I'll. g. Willard, Galesburg, ILL.,; James Foster
and wife, Almo, Cal; Mrs. j. A. Dresser,
Oakland.
Eighty-fo through emigrants left on last
nights emIgrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
memo octoper l41n.
Fritz IN Dying Condition.
ST. LOUIS, October 7th.-It is announced
this morning that j. E. Emmett is lying dam
gerously i'll at the house of his sister in this
city, and that his physician considers his case
quite critical. His wife has been notified,
and requested to come here at once if she
cares to see him alive again. Emmett re-
tired last Saturday night from the second
week OF ms engagement here. owing, as was
s.ateu' 70 s'ie pau cobuitio. Oh ms voice ana
Nove,nber 1al have been canceijsS ~
@cr.c,.,tS 49,, 80
iSNoo'D D,,'i Anvil
oI. LOUIS, october lth-Emmet Is better
tonight, but very weak and shattered. It's
now peneVed thae he VIII recover.
The Nicaragua ship Canal.
New YORK, October 7th.-At a meeting
of the American Society of Engineers last
night A. G. Menocal claimed to have made
discoveries in his recent survey Of the route
for ship canal in Nicaragua which would
effect large savings in distance and cost of
construction. The total length of the canal
would be 1857 miles, of which but 3d. 10
would be actual canal The original esti-
mated cost was S32,50, us. The new esti-
mate Is PSI i9o,o9o, so tnas total saving OF
sii'ooo' ol' may Dc enec'ed.
The Trouble In Colorado.
DENVER, October 7th.-Dick Allen, Just
from the South, reports that warrants were
issued for the arrest of Agent Berry, Captain
Kline and Hoyt, ON a charge of numbering
young jackson. and that officers have gone to
the reservation to make the arrest. He fur
tier states that the citizens and freighte are
thoroughly aroused, and should the men be
taken they will likely be lynched before they
can be conveyed to Gunnison City.
Imports and Exports of wheat and
Flour,
New YORK. October 7th.-Durine eight
weeks of she season-from Anonst 9Th In
September 25th-42 1872 600 bnshels Of what
and flour was received at Atlantic norris,
against 81 556 600 bushels for the same neriod
OF 1879. which shows that. MISUNDERSTANDING
the larger CROP this wear. the receipts have
been o 1854 GOO bushels less than last season.
The esnorts Of wheat and fonr for the same
time have been 40 242 600 bushels orr 3 SSS
ono bushels less than last year This can
hardly be Considered satisfactory course Of
business. II shows that at present nr;ces
farmers are indifferent about selling, and that
exporters especially are Indifferent about
buying.
Doubling Don CeisO Caezar Moreno.
WASHINGTON. October 7th.-Mo-eno. Ha.
waiian Minister Plepipotentiarvt To the United
States. discredits the statement taleoranhed