Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-10
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Scarcity of Labor Escape of Stage Rob-
hcys-Campai.n 10 be Recommends
Etc

Scarcity of Lab0r-Escape of Stage Rob.
bers-Canpaisn 10 be Recommended.
DENVER (Col.), September 9th.-A very
large number Of Iaborers have been brought
from the Eastern States and Canada this sea-
son to work on the various railroad extern
sions, OF which there are nine in progress, yet
the work is delayed by the scarcity of labor.
The Denver and Rio Grande Company alone
require at least !, coo more men than they are
at present able to secure. Laborers are re.
ceiving 81 70 to 81 so per day. The mines
draw away more than half the number i'm
ported.
The TribuRe's Santa Fe special says: The
Indian stage robbers made their escape into
Mexico.
Colonel Aldofo Valeo informs General
Hatch from chihuahua, that he has sup
pressed the revolution, that Durango and
Southern Chlhuahua are again quiet, and
that he will Immediately lecommence the
campaign against Victories band.
The New York Fire.
New YORK, September 9.h.-The loss by
the fire at Manhattan market is $3.50, 000
The market has sheds adjoining the block,
and 80 freight cars of the Hudson River Rail-
road were burned. The eastern half of the
market is in ruins and completely Quilted, ex.
cept fifty feet near the Eleventh avenue en-.
vi tuc WtSIcTu HAL uOtliUR save
fragments of shattered walls and piles Of iron
rafeers remain. Officers of the Market Com
pany say the eastern half will be repaired
and made ready for occupancy within sixty
days. The fire, they also say, was undoubt-
eddy incendiary. Stands in the market were
owned by some sixty persons or firms, whose
losses range from $500 to ST. each. No in.
surance. Loss on market building, $500, 0G0
insured for 100000.
Begged to Commence a Libel Suit.
New York, September 9th.-A certain
letter appeared in the Tribune, and being
adjudged to be demoralizing to the author,
he sued the Carlisle, Pennsylvania, Herald
for libel, where the letter originally was first
printed. The Tribune uses the following Wig
orous language - Mr.. Beltzhoover, don't
sue in small way. The Tribune published
the letter. Sue us sue us at once and get
the matter to immediate trial. Sue for a
hundred thousand dollars. That is the
smallest sum any BLACKBOARD asks of Us for
telling the truth about him to his hurt
Don't you sue for penny less, and that you
may have no trouble in proving the essential
facts of our offense. we herewith repeat it in
detail. We say you did write the letter;
you wrote it to +. w. Curriden, of Cham
bersbnrg. You wrote all of it, text and sig
nature. You lied knowingly and deliberate
~, HoHiDS 70 Gtc6iEG your Us.
You did not then know that weha the origi-
nal. and You thought you would lie your way
through. There, Mr.. Beltzhoover, there
your material for a libel suit now come
along with it. Let the Carlisle Herald alone :;
sue the Tribune"
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, September 9sh. The following
through passengers passed here on to. day 5
train, leaving at 1915 P. NJ, to arrive in Sac
ramento September 18Th: Thomas Sullivan
and wife, w. A. Williams, Colonel William
Harvey, L. Gainsky and family, San Fran
cisco; Samuel Wallerton, Emory A. Stories,
George M. Stories, Chicago; A Schafieip,
Tombstone, A. T.; H. Fox and wife, Gales
burg, Ill; Cum Cheon5 levy, Hartford,
Conn; Miss Safnish, Austria E. L. Shep-
pard and wife, Napa.
Politics In Virginia.
FREDERIcKsBCRG, September 9th.-The
Recorder, a reg ular Democratic new spaper,
Tomorrow comes out for the Read uster
Electoral and Congressional ticket, and says
it believes the most effective way to secure
the Electoral vote of Virginia for the Demo-
cratic ticket is to support the Readjusters'
Electors.
Nominated for Congress.
JERSEY CRY u. j.. September 9th.-The
Republicans of the Seventh District renomi-
mated Lewis A. Brigham for Congress.
ALTOONA (Pa,), September 9sh.-General
j. Nj. Campbell has been dominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans of the Seventeenth
District.
RICHMOND iVa.), September 9sh.-The
Republicans OF the Third Congressional Dis
trict have nominated G. P Ramsdell,
MONTGOMERY (Ala.l, September 9th.-The
Republicans of the Fourth District have
nominated j. q. Smith for Congress.
NORWICH CONN., September 9th.-J. l..
Waller has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the Third District.
NoRRIsTowN PA, September 9th.-The
Republicans OF the Seventh Congressional
District have renominated VIM. Godschalk.
Horrible Tragedy.
COLUMBUS, September 9th. = Early this
morning the body of Kate Grimes, prosti-
tute, was found in the eastern part Of the city
with her throat cut from ear to ear, and a
bloody knife not far away. Screams were
heard in the neighborhood last night, and it
is believed TO be case of murder.
he Pacific Team.
CREEDMooR, September 9sh.-.rhe score of
the Pacific team yesterday, the second day 3
practice, was LOIS. The sky was overcast,
and there was FISH tail wind from the north
from II to l o'clock, the wind varying from
thirteen to fifteen miles per hour. Two of
the team are ill.
A Sad Wreck.
NEW YORK, September 9sh.-At an early
hour this morning j. K. Emmett, the actor,
was found helplessly drunk in the street.
When taken to the Court, Emmett was in q
terrible condition, and could scarcely talk
with the Judge. He was remanded until he
could get over the effects of the liquor. His
son was in Court, and helped his father into
the prison hospital.
Hon0ring Admission Day.
New York, September 9sh.-Forty Cali
fornians, including many members of the
Territorial Pioneers here, started for Glen
Island this morning, to attend clam bake
and other festivities in honor of Admission
Day.
silver and stocks.
New YORK, September 9th.-Silver bars,
1893; money easy at 2@3; Governments
quiet; stocks hrmer; Western Union
1911 Quicksilver, IS; Pacific Mail, 429 !:
Marip0sa, !; Wels-Fargo 1921; New York
Central, 7S3 Erie, 40; Panama, 1876 /;
Union Paclhc, 744; bonds, 1l21; Central
Pacific, Il bonds. 1l1a; Sutro. Is.
Shooting ARRAY at Lcadville.
DENVER (Col.), September 9th.-The Re
pubifcHa's Leadville special says: At 8
O'Clock this morning Thomas Morgan, former
Assistant Superintendent of the gas works at
St. Joseph, Mo-, fatally shot Richard Steven
SOC, former Deputy Sheriff OF Kansas City.
Morgan had escorted Stevenson's wife, who
had returned to her mother ON account of ill
treatment, to one or two parties Stevenson
becams jealous and insulted Morgan, and was
Immediately knocked down by one of the lat
ter's friends. Stevenson followed Morgan
around town, it seems, with murderous inten-
ton, but when they met the latter was too
quick for the former
Railroad Accident.
BATH IN. HI, September 9sh.-By an &C.
cident to the New York express on the Bos-
ton and Concord and Montreal Railroad to-
day, three Pullman cars and passenger
coaches were thrown from the track. No
body was killed
Tobacco Crop Damaged.
PETERSBURG (Va.) September 9th.-In-
formation received from several counties saws
the recent rains have caused great damage to
the tobacco crop, especially on the low lands,
where the loss is very heavy. In consequence
of the destruction Of plants by tobacco worms
early in the season and the damage from
rains, the crop in this section of Virginia will
be the smallest known for many years.
Republican Address.
CLEvELAND, September 9th.-The Repub.
lican County Central Committee have issued
a column and half address to the Repub-
Al e. Al