Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-01
Nominations for Congress.

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was won by Bride Cake. Ike Bonbam second
Falconbricge third. Time, 2:473.
Nominations for Congress.
DIS MONIES (Ia.), August 31st-Ths Re.
trict nominated A. G. Holmes on the srst
ballot. The Convention was held at Web.
ster City. ~ "eD-
| CLEVELAND, August 3lst,-,Judpe William
| ii. Brown has consented 70 run as an iada.
pendent Democrat ia the Sixteenth Disfr:ct
there being much dissatisfsc ion over the
methods by which Bsriah Wilkins was nom.
mated by the regulsr Convention.
ST. PAUL, August 31ss.-The Democrats os
the Ihird District, at Glencoe, nominated c,
Il. Powell, Ct Adams, for Congress.
| COUNCIL BLUFFS, August 31,s.-The Dem
ocrats OF the Ninth District have nomin ated
hon. VIM. ID. Pussey for Congress.
] EVANSVILLE lind J. August Slss.-Ths Re-
publicans OF this District have nominated
VIM. Heilman for Congress.
ST. JOSEPH (Mo J. August 3l-Tbe Grasp.
hackers of the Fourth District have nonli.
nased Nathaniel Sessions for Congress.
", INDIANAPOLIS, August 3lss.-Thomas q.
WARD was nominated for Congress by the
Republicans at Tfrton to-day.
ST. LOUIS. August 3lss.-Ths Republicans
of the Twelfth District have nominated A
J. Terrili for Congress.
pAHvlLLE tNa.), August Slst.-George G.
label has been nominated for Congress bv
the Democrats of the Fifth District.
CHARLOTTE IN. CT August 81 st.-Dr. Tyre
YORK kDemCcrat) was yesterday nominated
Tor congress IN the Seventh District by the
Liberal aad Republican Conventions, in op-
pos,.ioa To w A. Robbins, the regular Dsmo-
cratic nominee.
Yellow Fever.
GALVESTON TEX August 3lst-An Ans.
tin special says: The Governor has received
a telegram from the County Judge of Hids,eo-
stating that the yellow lever is spreading in
the ranches above Brownsville on the Macon
side of the Rio Grande. - 49,
PENSACOLA tFla.). August 31st.-six new
cases CT yellow fever were reported TO-DAY.
Total cases to date, IS; deaths. 2. A nun.
Der OF persons who left the city have e u med.
not being able to find an abiding-place else.
whefe, CT account of the rigid quarantine
against Pensacola. The people of Graan.
vile, Ala, are SO alarmed that thew threstan
to tear up the railroad tracks. The Post.
master OF this city has received a commupica.
ton from the authorities Of Bsrmippion.
Ala requesting that no mail mstter he semi
to That point. The Psnsacoll and Atlantic
Railroad has discontinued d4ily trains 10
Milton, which place is guaranteed against
| Pensacola. Steamer cornmuniee tion ia 90
suspended. TIE Molino Mills, 15 mi,ss dis.
tant have established picksts GROUND the
settlement. The people sre cheerful, and
there Is no desire 20 leave the city.
BROWNSVILLE (rex.), August 3Iss.-Six,v
new cases We're reported to day, and two
deaths A Mexican, DR.. Miamos. was taken
down to day. Many eases of fever have ex.
tended along the ranches towards Corrus
Christi. Three deaths occurred in Mata.
moras and few new cases. The weather is
very bot.
Guifeaa's Skeleton aad Brain.
WASHINGTON, August S1st. = Guiteau's
skeleton IL now at the National Army Med.
icai Museum in this city, but is not exhibited
to the public. Tire final DISMISSAL Of The
bones of the assassin is not vet dstarm;nsd
upon, and cannot be until Judge Hayner de.
cides as to the validity of Guiteau's viii, in
which he bequeathed his body to Dr.. Hicks.
The expects engaged 10 the nicroscopaI ex.
animation Of Guiteau's brain have clL5pIeted
their work. II is understood that thew al.
ready disagree in their conclusions Respecting
his insanity, and there will probably be two
reports rendered.
one OF the James Gang On TriaI.
HUNTSVILLE tAla.), August 3lst.-The
most Interesting attraction in Huntsville to-
day was the trial of Dick Little, which began
before Commissioners Bone and McCullough.
Inc prisoner came in early, evidently in the
best of spirits. The Courtroom was filed to
Overlooking. The first witness called was Mrs.
Jesse James, who was examined at length. and
develoned IN the first part of her testimony
that Frank and Jesse james, with their
families, lived in Nashville from November,
1880. until the latter part Of March,
1881. Her statements were not at ali
damaging to the prisoner, aud so far
as the Muscle Shoals robbery was concerned
Mr.. James exploded the pretty little story
that has been going the rounds of the press
about her returning watch to MIR. DOGGY in
Phiiadelphia. She Indignantly denied doing
30, but claimed that Little stole this watch
and returned it in her name. Alex. G.. Smith,
the man robbed. was next examined, and gave
his story of the robbery, which the public are
familiar with. He did not recognise Little
as one of the men who committed the rob.
berry. Other witnesses were examined, but
nothing important was brought out. Six
other witnesses are to be examined.
Race Postponed.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS IN. ", August 31st.--
The scuiling race between Courtney and Lee
has bsen postponed, on account of rough
water.
the Campaign In Ohio.
COLUMBUS. August 31st-Senator Sher-
man, Governor Foster and Speaker Keller
addressed large Republican meeting to.
night Sherman took strong grounds for a
special State tax on the liquor traffic.
Thermometrical.
New YORK, August 3lst-Midnight-
Highest Temperature, 79'; lowest, 62'.
| CHICAGO, August 31st-Highest temper.
AZURE to-day, 72' lowest, 65.