Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-30

| evidence that they had adopted the Constitu-
ton of the Alliance their applications will
not be granted. The wording was modified
and the report accepted.
Judge Strong, of the Supreme Court Of the
| United States, offered a resolution commend
ing to the favorable consideration of other
churches the revision of the Scriptures now
approaching completion. Referred to the
Business Committee
A question arising as to religious instruc-
ton and forms in public schools, Dr. Prime
of New York said he had himself delivered
in the public schools in New York city,
where half the population is composed OF
Roman Catholics, and where there are more
Irish than in Dublin, such an address as he
would deliver in Sunday-school, and had
sung with Roman Catholic teachers and
pupils the sweetest OF the Moody and Sankey
hymns.
The aftern oon was mainly devoted to the
reading of papers on Church Doctrine and
its Guarantees"
Revenue OF the Postal Money Order
Bureau.
WASHINGTON, September 29th.-During
the past fiscal year z $40, 537 postal money
orders for 500, 352 SIS have been issued,
against SSS, 254. GIL the previous fiscal year.
ices and premiums received by Postmasters
during the fiscal year, S9l7, 09l, or S117, S27
more than the previous fiscal year. Commits
slons paid Postmasters and express for clerk
hire, etc, S679, 516, which, deducted from the
gross receipts derived from fees end premiums,
leaves S257, $50 as the gross revenue of the
bureau for the year. Other expenses leave
$40 l75 as the net revenue Of the Money Or
der Bureau.
The Campaign I'm Nebraska.
OMAHA, September 29th.-The Republican
campaign opened actively in Nebraska this
evening. Public meetings were held ii fifty
different towns, and ell were addressed by
prominent speakers. A large aud enthusiastic
meeting was held at the Academy of Music,
Omaha, and was addressed by Hon. T. NJ.
Marquette of Lincoln.
Congressional Nominations.
ALBANY IN. ", September 29th.-The
Greenback party here have nominated Alex
ander Gregory for Congress,
LITTLE Rock ark, September Goth
The Republicans of the Third District have
nominated Thomas Boles for Congress.
LocKHAvEN (Pa.), September 29th.-A. J.
Curtin has been nominated by the Democrats
for Congress in the Twentieth District
A sad Wreck.
ST. LOUIS, September 29th.-Joe Emmett
disgraced himself again last night at the
Grand Opera House. In the afternoon he
city IN what seemed to have become his
normal state. The performance was begun,
but after one or two dismal efforts at sing
ing he gave up entirely and stared idiotically
at the audience. The people left by scores,
although the orchestra attempted to cover up
his weakness. He will be kept a prisoner
until he sobers up again.
Asphyxiated.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 29th.-James
Forester and wife, from Laporte stopped at
the Pyle House last night and on retiring
blew out the gas. This morning Forester
was found dead in bed, and his wife's life Is
despaired Of.
STRoUDsBURG tPa.), September 29th.-Jas.
panion, were found dead in bed this morning
at the Burnett House. They blew the gas
out when retiring and were suffocated.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, September 29th.-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Saera-
mento October Sd: Mrs Leconte, Berkeley;
E. Shrier, Mrs. O. z. Westcott, San Fran
cisco Catherine Miner, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
f. j. Coburn, Mrs. ]. Coburn, George NJ.
Preston, Mathew Luce, Boston L. Snow,
Jr, New Bedford. Mass; L. j. circuit, Cum.
mington, Mass; Elder r. Corbaly, wife and
Adl., ~. hOeU11 ana
wife, San Francisco X. A. Booth Chicago;
c. w. Porter, England.
One hundred through emigrants left on
last nights emigrant train. to arrive in
Sacramento October 9Th.
Regatta In sfaine-Fasfesf Time on Record
for Double scuIIs.
LAKE MARANAcooK. September 29th.-The
professional four-oared race, three miles with
turn, was won to-day by the Unions of
Portland. Time, 10 minutes and 40 seconds.
The professional scullers' race, over the same
course, was won byJ. Gandour of Toronto in
90 minutes aud so seconds, defeating Riley,
Plaisted, Lee and Tenlyck The professional
double-scull race, over the same course, was
won by Tenlyck and Kennedy, defeating
Ross and Davis and Lee and Gandour Time
of winners, 20 minutes-the fastest on record
for double sculls
The Blenders Found Again.
CHICAGO, September 29th.-The; TriJune's
Topeka KS Especial says Governor st. John
to-day, on request of the County Attorney
of Labette county, issued requisition for
the Bender family. 1t is not known on what
State the requisition is made, but the Gov
ernor declares his belief that no mistake has
been made this time, and that the Bender's
have really been found.
No Nominations.
LYNcHBURG, September 29th.-The Sixth
Virginia Republican Congressional Conven.
ton to-day RENTED the nomination of can
didate to its Congressional Committee, which
is equivalent to declaring for no nomination.
They adopted resolution declaring strongly
against all fusion.
Indicted for Selling Beer.
JAMESTOWN IN. 'Y.l September 29th.-
Twenty indictments have been found against
the firm which rented the restaurant privi-
leges in the Chautauqua Lake steamers the
last season for selling beer on Sunday with
out license.
The statue of Farragut.
WASHINGTON, September Doth. - Winnie
Ream's statue of Farragut was placed in
Farragut Square to-day, and yelled to await
the day.of the unwilling ceremonies.
Railroad Collision.
CINCINNATI, September 29th.-Two freight
trains came In collision three miles this side
of Hamilton, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and DAYTON road, this afternoon, causing
loss of $780, GOO. No one was injured. The
collision was caused by a misunderstanding
of Geographic orders.
Sentenced to Death.
LOUISVILLE, September 29th.-John Won
Derheide, for ravishing and numbering the
little daughter Of Charles Johnston, near
BrOWuSDOTO, was seiISucSu 70 ueatu LO-udy.
General Torbert's Funeral.
NEw YORK, September 29th.-General T.
A. Terbsrt's body arrived from Florida this
forenoon, and was inferred with fitting cere-
monies. General Hancock, Ex-Governor
Jewell and other distinguished lnen attended
the funeral.
Mere Bodies Recovered.
JERSEY CRY IN. j., September GOTH
Two more bodies were recovered to-day from
the Hudson river tunnel.
silver and Stocks.
INV YORK, September 29th.-Silver bars,
1l3; money, 2@3; Governments steady:
stocks closed strong Western Union, 974
Quicksilver, l0a; Pacific Mail, 39s;
Mafiposa, { Wells. Fargo. III; New YORK
Central, 1898 Erie, 80; Panama, offered,
1856 Union Pacific, S9I bonds, 112{ Cen
trail Pacific, 70; bonds, 11l4; Sutro Tun-
mel, II.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble In Ireland.
DUBLIN, September Doth. = Parnell adj
dressed the Land League here to-day. He
commented favorably on the proposal to give
tenant farmers perpetual lease at fair
fixed rent, in the hope that in their position
of rent chargers the landlords would be fire.
auently induced to sell an interest to the
tenants.