Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-27

cas- Fairchild, shifting the battle from afar,
wanted to come home and take hand in the
fight. Secretary Evarts, however, did not
approve of it, and refused to grant them
leave for that purpose.
American Industries = The Industrial
League.
CHICAGO, August 26th.-The Industrial
League of America issued an address to-day
on the condition Of American industries. 1t
makes very tiattering showing of increased
manufactures in iron, steel, silk, pottery and
worsted. The League proposes to hold meet
1ngs IN the principal towns and cities. also in
thickly- populated farming districts, and pub
hcly discuss before the people the issue be-
tween American industries and British inter-
ests, to organize an auxiliary League in each
Congressional district rs soon as practicable,
to vote for no candidate for Congress who
will not before election pledge himself, il
elected, to do all in his power, ard by word
AMI act to protect American industries.
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons-
Gfieers Elected.
DETROIT, August 26th.-The Grand Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons to-day elected the
following officers G. G. H. p, Robert +.
Bowers, of Keokuk, Ia; d. G. g. II. p,
s. +. Fred, Fl. Chapman, of Boston G. G..
X. Noble ID. Lamar, of Washington c. G.
S. p, W. Henry Bostweath. of Covington,
KY; G. G. Treasurer, Reuben c. Lennon,
of Toledo, o.; G. G. Secretary, Christopher
NJ. Fox, of Buffalo, n. Y; G.. G. G. A, ID.
I. Day. of Buffalo, n. Y; G. P. S., Joseph
P. Homer, of New Orleans. This afternoon
the Chapter took an excursion to Lake st.
Clair and down the river, and this evening
they have grand banquet.
First Visit East.
New YORK, August 6th.-General Manuel
Castro, a native of California, who COM
manded the California forces opposed to Com
modore Stockton and General tthen Captain(
Fremont in the Mexican war in 1867. ar
rived in this city to-day, it being his first visit
to the East. He is en- route to Mexico, to lend
his services to the Government there to aid in
quieting the agitation in Sonora. 1t is I'M
derstood that the General desires to plant
colony of Americans and native Californians
in Sonora, to settle under the laws of the
Mexican Republic.
The strike of Moiders.
LOUISVILLE Ky, August 26th. The
strike of the nolders at Jacksonville has
ended. The Ohio Falls Car Company re-
fused to treat directly with the Molders'
Union. but stated that the molders who had
been prominent in the strike could not be
received. So many of the old molders have
assented to the company's terms that to-day
the company cannot find employment for all
that have applied. 1t is probable that the
exodus of molders from the Union will result
in breaking Up the Unior at Jeffersonyille.
Kansas Democratic state Convention.
TOPEKA (Ks.), August 2Sth.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention organized with G.
w. Blair as Chairman. The platform in
dorses the Cincinnati platform, and eulogizes
Hancock and English. G.. Ross was nomi
mated for Governor, Thomas George for
Lieutenant. Governor, John M. Griffin for
Secretary of State, 81. J. G.. Nuember for
Treasurer, Thos. Micheltbaum for Attorney
General.
Paper Mill Burned.
LAWRENCE (Mass.l August 26th.-By a
fire tonight the greater portion of Castle 4
Mayo's paper mill, at South Lawrence, and
a large amount of stock was consumed. The
loss is estimated at 800, 600; insured for $751;
600. About seventy FIVE hands are thrown
out of employment. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combustion
in the rag cutting department.
The lite Commission.
WASHINGTON, August 26th.-A dispatch
from Colonel Moneypenny, Chairman of the
Ute Commission, dated August 25th, at the
Southern Ute Agency, states that they have
held one council and will hold another on
Monday next Ouray is present, but quite
i'll.
Share Speculation In New York.
NEW YoRK, August 26th.-The World
says: The share speculation to-day was
active, and for the first time III several weeks
the TRANSACTIONS exceeded 800, 900 shares.
Movements in Erie absorbed the chief in
terest.
Another Revolution Imminent in Mexico.
SAN ANTONIO TEX. August 26th.-Prep.
arations are being made throughout Northern
Mexico for revolution. All the Mexican
troops On the border expect to be ordered to
the interior.