Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-20

and the former tolQ lTtvuHt lutSIftcMcA
that he expected an entirely new Cabinet,
with Frelinghuysen as Secrstary of State.
The Suns Washington special says: The
President will return here Thursday evening
from Yorktown and on Friday will nominate
members of the Cabinet for the most urgent
designations, leaving the others over until
December.
Girls on u Strike.
NEW YORK, October 19th.-0wing TO the
discharge of Il favorite foreman, 400 strippers
in Lorillard's tobacco factory at Jersey City
are on a strike. This action Of the girls causes
enforced idlensss of 200 men.
Accident at the Yorktown Celebration.
YoEKTowN. October 19sh.-Randolph Dis
brow, OF the New Jersey battalion had both
hands blown off to-day by the premature dis
charge Of a cannon. Both arms were ampu-
tated The Governor of New Jersey says
Disbrow will be pensioned.
An Unauthorized Report.
NEW York, October 19.h.-A London dis
patch published yesterday stated that James
e. Keene, through his English agent, had
offered to match Foxhall against Ben dor
for S.. 600. weight for age. Keene said yes
terday, when the dispatch was shown him,
that be knew nothing about such an offer, or
about any negotiations looking to match be-
tween the two horses.
General Banks and the Goyernorsllip of
Arizona.
NEW York, October 19sh.-The Times
says General Banks says that he would not
be willing to accept the Governorship Of Ari-
IONA, even if it was offered to him.
The KeeIy Motor Once More.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19th.-It is stated
that the Keely motor was privately and
60 evbibita1 h,,t
also said that the test was failure.
New YORK, October 19th-The Times
says: An unsatisfactory exhibition of the
Keely motor was given at Philadelphia yes
terday. The following passage occurs in the
Times report: ~ Mr.. KeelY, the newspaper
men are naturally suspicious, and you must
pardon me for asking what l do but you
have requested our presence here, and have
desired us to make what inquiries we choose.
Now, we see that great deal of power ia
here, and we cannot understand how it is
produced, and we think that there may be
something in the room below which produces
this power. Can't you let us look into the
| room below, which is locked up?p Keely
was taken aback greatly at this. He waited
for an instant before replying, and then said
| that he would certainly not show what was
in the room down stairs. There was there,
he said, an apparatus which he was con-
structing for California party designed for
the lifting of heavy weights. The apparatus
| was one he could not show.
Railroad Accident.
MILWAUKEE (Wis.), October 19sh.--A pas
senger train on the Milwaukee and st. Paul
road was thrown from the track to-day near
| here by defective rail. Fifteen passengers
were injured, three seriously.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
MILWAUKEE, October 19sh.-The number
OF passengers injured on the G. M. and st.
| p road this morning near Pewaukee, Wis,
was twenty-five, but, strange to say. none
fatally. Although five cars jumped the
track, they were but slightly damaged.
The Reese Hospital.
! CHICAGO, October 19sh.-The hospital
founded here by the California millionaire
Michael Reese, will be dedicated next Sum
day, with appropriate ceremonies.
Train Robbers Indicted.
ST. LOUIS, October 19th.-John Bugler,
Creed Chapman and John Land, three of the
men arrested on suspicion of being interested
in the robbery of the Chicago and Alton train
at Blue Cut, near Independence, Mo-. Sep
TENDER 9TH, have been indicted by special
Grand Jury. The testimony against these
men is considered conclusive.
Trouble with the FIatheads.
ST. PAUL, October 195h-Major Jordan,
commanding at Fort Missoula, reports that
three Flathead Indians were lately killed near
that post by citizens. Chief Mario demands
the surrender of the murderers. and has sent
runners TO the Agency for aid in enforcing
his call.
Dynamite in New York.
New York, October 19sh.-Fearing a
scarcity of water the Fire Department is ex.
! a. A. .A.I 4 I'LL i
| ings and prevent corh1grations.
End of the Month OF Mourning.
WASHINGTON, October 1yth.-The drapery
is being removed from all the public build
| ings, the month of mourning being up to-day.
| 1t is evident that the President does not
| take the view that his term of office expires
in four years from the date of his incumbency,
as he has no. reappointed Postmaster General
James, who in that case would be out of
Office to-day.
Healthy Business Outlook.
New York, October 19sb.-Eyery town in
the Union, except Memphis, shows in
crease in business transactions this week over
the corresponding week Of last year.
/ sympathy With the Irish Cause.
COUNCIL BLUFFS (Ia.), October 19sh.-At
a meeting of sympathizsrs with the Irish
cause, held here last night, the following tsl-
egram was read
BosroS (Mass) October lsth.-Mankind cries
| shame on the so-called liberal Government in the
nineteenth century, whose only argument is the
prison blow. Let us, unite more closely.
P. A. COLLINS,
President OF the Land Leagues OF the United States.
The Western Floods.
WARSAW Gill;, October 19Sh.-The levee
broke at place called Copper Slough. four
miles below here. The water is now six
inches higher than the big rise of the spring
and summer, and is rising. Much damage
will result to the crop of hay, and perhaps
stock.
HANNIBAL (AIo.), October 19Eh.-The wa
ter lacks only few inches of being IS high as
last spring, and the situation is hourly grow
| ing more serious.
| Consistency, Thou art a Jewel"
WASHINGTON, October 195h.-Commis-
sioner Raum, who last year removed an
Internal Revenue officer ia Virginia for sup
porting publicly the Readjuster movement,
| is announced to speak at Readjuster meet
| ing next week.
The Credit Mobilier Again.
PHILADELPHIA, October 18th. = In the
United States Circuit Court to-day an order
was made authorizing Oliver Ames, Receiver
of the Credit Mobilier OF America, to execute
unto Thomas G. Durant, formerly President
of the Credit MobiIier, full and complete
release of all demands against him by the
Credit Mobilier, upon the execution and de-
livery by Duraut of the proper conveyance
of real estate situated near Council Bluff
Iowa, amounting TO about $50 acres of land