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

A paper on ''Home Life, in Some of Its
Relations to Schools" was read by Miss
Mary Whenman Of Laporte, Ind.
J Congressional Nominations.
CHICAGO, September Sth.-The Wisconsin
| Democrats have renominated Gabriel Bouck
for Congress.
NEW ORLEANS. September Sth.-The Dem
| ocrats of the Fourth District have nominated
Newton c. Blanchard for Congress.
NEWARK IN. j., September Sth.-The Re.
publicans of the Sixth District have nomi.
mated Phineas Jones for Congress.
BELvIDERE IN. j., September Sth.-The
| Democrats of the Fourth District have nomi-
mated Henry S. Harris for Congress.
GRRENBoRo N. c., September Sth.-The
Republicans of the Fifth District have nomi.
mated L. B. Keogh for Congress.
BRIDGEPORT Comm J, September Sth-The
Democrats of this District have nominated
| VIM. III. Barnum for Congress, and the Re.
publicans of the same district have nominated
! Frederick Miles.
CANANDAIGUA IN. W September Sth.-
The Republicans of the Twenty-seventh Dis
trict have nominated L. S. Lapham for Con-
gress.
MILWAUKEE, September Sth.-The Repub-
licans of the Eighth District have renomina-
ted Tbsd. c. Pound for Congress.
DUBUQUE Iowa.. September Sth.-The
Democrats of the Third District have nomi-
mated w. G. Stewart for Congress.
NORFOLK (Va.), September Sth.-The Re-
publicans of the Second District have nomi-
mated John F. Dessendorf for Congress.
BALTIMORE, September Sth.-The Demo-
Gratis of the Second District have nominated
DR. F. T. Shaw for Congress-
Massachusetts frohibitioh STATE Conven.
ton.
WORCESTER, September oth.-Ihe Prohibi-
tlonlsts met In state convention to-day.
GfeI Nv ~ p S.. T, laL, WNl
,a;+taa nn caiHl,no +be f;onvent;on 70 orSar
nred;cted the defeat of the Renublican marty
in tho Presidential contest This sentiment
,ras .eoa;nad u,;tb e,rsot aT,,Iorsa Psw a A
Miner was made nermapent President In
his address he condemned the record and nolicv
of 10th tbe LEADING nartias decIar;nc, in favor
of an ;ndenen5ant th;rd 1,artv IN Local Stata
and national Questions a resolution decIsr.
inc that No "Reminiscences could snnnort Car.
Ella NOS rsfarred u;.bnnt dshate
towns were renresented bv 121 deIeSates
IT, rasoI,+;o,,S ar ,,ar,, s.or,,l,, oaa;nst oT,,
49, nv 70 49,, ..oIa '-'
'PI ~ rosai1tiars ,,rono,,nca for ,vo,oor
nc ;,'I'n'a NanI IL. pr".;Jn..t
oii% g., v A Tbor,,son for VIC Pres;
~. GbarIas AIM, fa. coT,arnor o,d q fnil
49, So "a -'- ''i-'- " i'--
-''' =, 80, ~. -, -
Inc Facihc ie'ih III 'ree"'noor'
CREEDMooR IL. L; }. September Sth.-Ihe
Pacific team yesterday, In the first regular
practice since they arrived, made l,OlO. Sew.
erai OF the most reliable shots were out OF
condition. a want 81 ammunition ana ram
have delayed the practlce, and the extreme
heat tor four days has mad Dad eject upon
the team.
The Loss of the steamship City of Vera
Cruz Doinss OF the Florida Coast
eanpers.
NJ vonv ce,,+ar,b.r g, Tho uoro1,p.
6. Nk" INN III ,"aoI ~ III.
o. ofSs snaatin.. Of wbor the are five Iho
49, - 49, tba+ tba nrreoi ~ ~
Wele ntsC W uiJ0oaer u.lat e.S VIZ y. 'nF
'el" " uA ,ta ~ - 49, ~.
nf'fe ~ 'a' WY
~ nnca forrned' tbensaIves into ioinf.
stock company for the time, and went for that
freight with a vim. Several trunks belonging
to the Inflated passengers came ashore in good
order, only to be broken open and rihed One
evidently belonged t. lady CT wealth, for it
was filed with costly silk dresses and cloth
ing of the finest order, and laces worth many
a dollar. A gold watch and chain aud two
valuable bracelets were also found in this
trunk. In another trunk large pocket book,
well filed with bills, was found by these for
tunate pilots in fact they had a bonanza,
and they worked it for all it was worth, it
having gold watches. diamonds, weli-hlIed
wallets, elegant clothing, and many tons OF
valuable freight as their reward indeed, the
latter was in such vast proportions that
teams were employed lot several DAYS IN
haun1s t ;4e M bhu, anu iars inSls wet ;
ioaueu WIN INC p, Sa,eto,,1bo e. pa;nl
ilat1er was iothu 1h oeptenir is' Dens
euiy ou' epen .s anu ,.ori .nu h ho.nins
lount l. u, ~ p 1911 -, 81
over 70 Tue os'niast I oesei : poules were
w&snsu asnoie' anu pe!nS iuspec'eu anu
pluIuei'' my "e.e oa " IL s"e sanu on
.ne oeaon III hna ,oaiirs,, u . .a a;ns
an "nIse 60. " ~:
anu oi IS g. also 800 AZ
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'Ne ''aoH al'ei 1'i-e 80, -
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Si iare IT,, d. NI;ss 80
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var Ttanc T Ne T;;i,;a N:di,a T. NJ
III az w N,nrr;sor - Sacramantn Me-.
LEV - EnnIan5. w w WoKa .n,;s
n H. "ate' Sotiapd. n w KorSar 1900 VI
City. lanes Stevens New Yort i. Mrs II
w. Scott and family, Portland o.; also 104
through emierants left on last nights emf
grant train, to arrive in Sacramento Septem-
Der 18th.
sey uexico Indi,p OUTRAGE.
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DESvEh 'To 10 os sia .ne ~
ute oau'" 'peoiai 9aya h liz &c
pam was .he e.S hiiea on On E tne
evening VI 'iie osn' siAtee niies irIii n9f'
Iulnhl u rs iw9 pasSWens VIE Sii NJ
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uen, ol th o,s I n?m .he s.a uo tbe
9,I "mS h ,a short Sobt IA .b;ch nra soI'
d;sr and two Indian scouts were Killed and
two soldiers seriously wounded. The Indian
casualties are not known. 1t is doubtful if
they can be ovsrtaken.
Po,i,,cn, Fraeas.
sa,..,o o., Il.
DANS LII ID Sepse'I T oS a US
cassi9h d. nochy giouas raiihiin Gully ~
Mono'y, psisS9nS G, uiniIHi'y oo.Gs.eo
tween ueo ~ S" .s:, I'M. ~ II
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