Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-22

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by the regular Convention for ShelbvIs uner.
pired term, ia Endorsed.
OMAHA, September 2lst.-John 7. Redick
has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the First District
The Turf.
COMFY ISLAND. September 2lst.-The first
race, three-quarters Of a mile, was wen by
Little Phil, Valnarsiso second, Biackmoor
third. Tiue, l:2l. The second race. one
mile and quarter. Rambler won. Miss
Lawley second, Blenheim (the favoritel third.
Time. 2:2O3 The third race one mile, be.
tween Springfield AID Pearl Jennines: this
latter wen in lao. TIE fourth race. one
mile and three-fourshs. Ada Z. won, Bancroft
second, General Monro third. Time. 2.59l
The fifth race, one lie end sixteenth.
George McCoiiough won. SSylark second,
Edwin T. third, Time, 1:59f The steenle
race over the insi ie cougsa was won nv F.
Nonhan. Kitty Clark second, Nellie r. third.
Time, Ash Annette fell.
CHICAGO, September 2lst.-The race Of the
Fair Association was postponed to-day, on &C.
count Of rain.
BosroN, September 2lss. - The Boston
Park races were postponed to day, owing 10
rain.
The Labor Situation.
WHEELING wv. Va September 2lst.-The
iron manufacturers Of Wheeling dis ,rict met
here to-day and unanimously resolved to
work the mills until the labor prices are
equaiizsd with Pittsburg.
PTTsBURG, September 2lst.-The diff.
entities between the manufacturers and iron
workers having been settled. q larze ,umhar
of mile started up with full complement of
men to-day, ana the balance viii be in opar.
alton by next MONDAY.
The Yellow Fever scourge,
LAREDO. September 2lst.-O 1arsptine has
been declared against New Laredo, Mexico.
PENSACOLA (Fia J, September 2ls:.-,Sixtv
new cases of yellow fever were reported To-
dav, aud two deaths. Total cases to date.
344 deaths, Al.
WASHINGTON. September 21st.-The fol.
lowing dispatch has teen received from
brownsville, Tex ;, By Surgeon General Ham.
iiton
inspectors report the arroyo Gordon perfect No
sickness outside or it. Can prevent the spread
Of Fever II sustained against legal bubbles river
guard is necessary, and full authori essential
Eighteen new cases and one death were reported in
the past twenty -four hours
MURRAY. Surgeon
Disappearance of Brokers.
NEw YORK, September 21st.-The mining
hrm OF james G. Sands l. Co. it is an.
nounced, has failed. The firm did large
business with down town business men, az
with society people up town, who dabbled
In mining stocks. Sands is reported to have
Goas to San Francisco to attend to toe dsyel.
opment of several Mexican mines. He was
the Secretary OF several mining companies,
IL Is not known where his partner, &c. Il.
callahan, has gone. Among the inouiring
customers Were two society Ladies', who had
contributed $40 0GI each to a p,ol on. of
which they realized 100000. All the res. is
said to be left in the hands of the firm fnr fu-
ture contemplated spaculations on a larger
scale. An up town cscck4ry merchant and
several prominent lawyers are said TO have
left ich about $4,000 in The vaults Of the
hfn before the members Gisapp sared. A
large number Of people have deposited be-
tween 81, 900 and $1,000 with the missing
brokers, Neither OF the firm has been seen
since the llth Instant. L. is stated that the
Sheriff has seized what effec.s could be
found.
Found eead In the Woods.
RICHMOND (Vs.l, September 2Lst- Toe
body OF Augustus Green, weil-kpown and
wealthy Englishmsn, ~as found today in the
woods near MS lsts residence in Chesterfield
county. His deg, ia starving condition.
was guarding the body. Green is supposed
to nave wandered off in delirium.
The Oil Speculation,
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ctdl Gazette will say tomorrow: There is
good authority for the statement that an at.
tempt will be mada to get up q corner in oil
on q big scale. The operations have already
been commenced here and elsewhere, and
about u 0O0. 900 barrels have already been
bought and taken out of the market. Heavy
buyers outside the pool hold several million
barrels, and it is said the present break is for
the purpose of shaking out the weak hollers.
Trouble In Indian Territory.
CALDWELL ks J, September 21st.-A pri-
vste letter from the Ghey enue Agency Of the
10Th states that Bob Paisal, a he,f.breed
Arapahoe, was shot and killed By an Indian
about 40 miles south of the agency. Scouts
are now out after the murderer. Tie letter
also states that on the 18Th four Cleal Ia
dams reported ct the Cheyenne Agency to
Agent j. d. Mills that they were being pur-
sued by rebel Creaks ard asked protection.
Il appears that a party of Greeks opposed
the result of tie lat, election 10 that nation,
and they inaugur e ! a reiSu of terror, killing
or driving out eli who sustained Governor
Curtain.
No Indian Members.
BALTIMORE. S p,ember 21st,-At the seq
sion Of the Grand Lodge, l. o. F.. an
amendment to admi. To membership civilized
Indians 10 Indian Territory was lost.
The Case Of Sergeant Mason.
BUFFALO (N. " September 2lss.-Cour.
sci for Sergeant NJ sson have filed a petition
for writ Of hsbaas corpus. Argument will
be heard on the motion for the writ at U rica
early in October.
Safe In jail.
LITTLE ROCK Ark, September 2lst.-
Early yesterday morning Lieutenant Taylor,
of the Ninth United States Cavalry, with six
soldiers, reached Little Rock, having in
charge the noted Oklahams Payne. and
twelve of his followers. The prisoners left
for Fort Smith on the first train, arriving last
evening.
The Fire Record.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, September 21st.-E.
G. Shaw's wooden mill 6. Wales has been
burned. Loss, S50. 600; insurance, $50 900.
Corpse with Variety OF Adventures.
PHILADELPHIA, September Dist. - The
corpse of an unknown boy is having variety
OF adventures in Penny lvania towns, a
boy was killed by tIsi at Iohnstown last
month, and the body was Identified By citi-
zen of Bristol as that OF III, soc, aud teuleriy
laid to rest. This evSnt waJ soon followed
by the return of the wanderer ffum Bristol.
Reading Of the OCT urrence, an anxious father
in Sharon named Seabs m la the remains
disinterred, became thoroughly satisfied that
they were those Of his missing son and
temperance CT Eddie Seaborn caused the
widest excitement among those familiar with
the facts Of the double mistake. The real
name Of the wandering Corpse has not been
ascsrtained yet.
Veteran Soldier Bead.
New YoRE, September 2l.s.-Lieutehan
Colonel Harvey A. Allen died az SHhroalen.
turg, n. j., near this city, yesterday. He
was at the siege of Vera Ceuz aad the battles
of Cerro Gordo and NJ line del Rey, and
for meritorious cpnducf in The laster battle
he was brevsted Captain, aud ct the close of
the war he returned to the States to resu ne
service in Florida again,S the Seminoles. He
served through the war of the rebellion.
ThermOmetricai.
NEw YORK, Sep.e Midnight
Highest temp r.ture to-day, III; lowest. 6lo.
The weather ID still threatening, with light
showers.
CHICAGO. September 3lst.--Hi,hss. tom.
perature to-day, So; lowest, so.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Adrices from Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA. September 2lst - Several
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