Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-01

cussing with the officers Yellowstone Psrl
and its future. He said he had formed
company, with Messrs. Hobart & Douglass
to whom the Department had recently leasec
portion of the psrk, and was intending t,
erect q large hotel and run line Of stages
he is confident of making t!is one of tn,
great points of interest for tourists ant
health.seekers.
Arctic Lecturers Neweomb at Salem,
DanenhOwer nj Boston.
SALEM (Mass.l October 31st.-Raymont
Lee Newcomb, the naturalist of the Jean
nette expedition, delivered bis initial lecture
called 1.-THE story Of the jeanette; where W,
went, what we saw, what we did," before al
audience of about l 600 at Mechanics Hal
last night. Newcomb is native of Salem.
Boston, October 3lss.-Lieutenant Daneu
hover, of the Jesn nette expedition, lecturec
here In fremont Temple last night upon hi.
experiences from San Francisco to the Lena
A very intelligent audience listened to hii
narrative with much interest and applauded
his best points heartily.
Death Of a Well Known Turfman,
Nhw YORK, October Slst.-Ths death
is announced of the well k own turf
man, William II. Borst, from cancer
after long and painful iilne.s. Deceased
first came into prominent mott as driver
OF trotting horses, and it was in his hands tina
the celebrated stallion George Wilkes trottet
some OF his best races. One of the first winners
he ever handled was the bay mare Fearless
In 1865. After that he had Johr Bradley
Ed. Ellis, Grace. John Nesbit, Rapid, Ole
Put, Josephine and others. He was also an
excellent team driver, aud with Honest Allen
and mate he won many races. Mr. Borst
was one of the proprietcrs Of the Hamburg
Theater.
Arrival OF Armenians.
NEW YORK, October 31st.-Anosg tie ar
rivals yesterday were thirty Arnenians, who
were dressed in the peculiar Turkish fashion.
All were very filthy. They propose to settle
somewhere in the West.
No Improvement I'm Ex-Governor Hen
bricks Condition.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 3lst-The condi
ton Of ex. Governor Hendricks is not i'm.
proved this morning, and excites decreased
alarm. Grave fears that pyenis poisoning
will set in are entertained. Every effort il
making to prevent it's spread to the entire
system. A consultation of surgeons decided
that immediate amputation is not necessary
unless the diseased places slough eff, then TIE
knife must be used. Ore of the attending
physicians ssys there is not one chance ia Q
hundred Of his recovery. Tire patients mind
is clear. and he is aware Of the nature of the
awful afil iction.
Ihe Boston Wool Market.
BosToE, October 3lst-The market 70.
wool is quiet, and prices unchanged. There il
10 pressure to buy or sell, ard holders ap
pear to have considerable confidence in the
future of the market. Ohio and Pennsylva
mia feeces. 41@42c for y 4l5@42c for XIX
and Xxx and above; Michigan feecss, SEQ
40;. The market is quiet. Unwashed
fsecss, 27gS5c for fine and medium, includ
ing choice selections 1924; for low and
coarse. Combing and deiaine hseces are in
demand and firm. Fire Michigan and Ojic
delaine, 4i@46c, and fine and No. c5Inb
ing, 46@iS. 10 California wool there is very
little doing, and sales have been small-25@
Soc for spring. Pulled woods are in fair de
mand at 45G50c for choice. Maine aud East
ern supars sold Of 256i2, for common anc
good. Foreign wool is quiet, very little thai
is desirable being on the market. either cloth
ing or carpet.
Wool at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 31st Wool i
quiet. Oregon, fine, 27@S0c; medium, $3.50
35c coarse, pc. New Mexican and Colo
RADIO, fiue, 25G 2Se; medium, 22@24c; coarse
carpet wool. l7@2lc pulled, extra meriuo
$50 S5c; supsr, 2S@36c; lambs, super, $50
35o.
Fifty Years Bishop.
NEw YORK, October 3lst.-The fiftietl
anniversary OF the conservation Of the ven
erabls presiding Bishop Smith, of Kentucky
who was consscrated October 81, 1882, an,
was the only surviving Bishop of the fou
consecrated at that time, was celebrated thi
morning in st. Paui's chapel.
Tbs SOteIdO Murder Case.
WASHINGTON, October 31st.-The jury i,
the Soteldo Gaze is completed-eleven whit
and one colcrsd, the latter being a lcca
Methodist minister. Witnesses were exam
ined as TO the location of the premises wher
the homicide occurred and the weapons Us d
One Ct the attending surgeons testified as t,
the nature OF thu wounds of Barton ant
Soteldo, and was on the stand when o recess
was taken.
After recess testimony was given to show
that the bullets taken from the body of So
leldo and from the neck of Barton were no
fired from Barton's pistol. It was also testi
fed that defendant had said on the Afternoon
Of the tragedy that there would be the devi
TO pay tonight, and that fifteen men wer
looking for Barton.
Sailed for Liberia.
NEW YORK, October 31st.-Several fami
lies of colored people. including fifty persons
OF all ages, sailed this morning in the shi,
Mosavis, for Liberia.
Died OF HIS Injuries Municipal Expense.
of New York.
New York, October 31st.-Henry Clark
the stage carpenter at Abbey's Park rheater
buried at the fire Monday night, died to-day
The Board estimate that tor the expenses
OF the several departments of the city gov
eminent for 1888 total of S2S. 327, S64 vii
be required.
Close Season for saloons Commenced.
Iowa CITY (Ia.). October 31st.-All thu
saloon licenses in Iowa City expire to nigh
at midnight. It is reported that most of th,
saloon keepers will tender the amount o
their license for the next six months to thu
Mayor, but he will not receive them.
An Immense Procession.
RICHMOND (Va.), October 31st.-The mill
tary, civic and trades parade on the eve o
the opening of the Virginia State Fair sur
passed all previous displays. The procession
was three hours 10 passing given point, anC
was witnessed by over &C. 900 people.
Reduction OF the Public Debt.
WASHINGTON, October 31st.-It is esti
mated that the reduction in the public deb
for October will be about SIS, 250,000.
A Corpse Roasted.
LITTLE Rock ARK, October 31st.-Las
night, 10 the suburbs Of Hot Springs, while
party of drunken hoodlums were sittirg NJ
with the corpse Of Edward Murphy IA pau
perl, lamp was upset and exploded. Th,
drapery of the couch containing the bod,
ignlsed. and before the flames were txtin
guished the corpse was burned TO crisp.
Lolita as n Money Lender.
TAUNTON Mass, October 31st.-In al
equity suit brought by Lolita, the actress
against b. +. Randall, cotton broker o
Fall River, for money loaned for business
purposes, tie Auditor Of the Suprem e Cour
makes an award fer plaintiff of S17, COO.
Murder tn Kentucky.
LEXINGTON (Ky.l October 31st.-W. 3
breds, was murdered at Paris this evening b,
man named Hooker S.iYers. with whom be
had previous fst.fght about turke,
transaction.
Nilsson q Loser.
BcsToN, October Slst.-Christine Nilsson
says large case, containing her costumes enc
valuable jswelry, was burned Ia the Parl
Theater fire.
LanStry's First Appearance.
New YORK, October 31st.-Largtry it i
now announced, will make her first appear
auce 10 The Un.qusl Match" at Wallack'
Thea;er, on Monday next.
Death or a Prominent Lawyer.
NEW YoRR, 0csober 3lst.-Janes S. S.orrs
3 well known lawyer ia this city, died sud
denly Monday. In late years Ssorrs has acte,
as counsel in this city for the Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio ard Southern Pacif
II sIlroads.