Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09
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DOMESTIC.


DOMESTIC.
Rough on the "sports."
NEW YORK, October S.h.-The gamblers
IN thls city are in bad way, owing to the
relentless war being waged against them by
District Attorney McKeen. For the first
time In ten years not q policy shop, pool
room or faro bank is open, or in operation in
the city. The result is that the gamblers
occupation ia gone, at least for the present,
and the loudly.dressed vampires who caused
the ruin OF thousands of innocent youths now
hang around the hotels and street corners up
ana down town, or by way of variation take
in Hunters Point-the only place in this vi
cinity where gambling aourishes they
help swell the gains of their lucky pals All
gambling places are watched day and night,
both by ward and headquarters detectives,
who have been warned by their supsriors that
II they do not suppress all gambling within
the respective precincts of their beats they
will be at once discharged. This produced a
wonderful effect among these men, and the
consequence is that they show no Partially,
as in times past, to any gambling firms. and
they and those higher in authority no longer
get the "divvie" for winkiug at the viola
ton OF the law. District Attorney McKson,
the author ef their woes, az might be expect
e', IS not held in high esteem by the gamblers
or detectives.
The Fenian SkirmishIng Fund.
NEW YORK, October Sth.-rhe committee
investigating the Fenian skirmishing fund re-
ports that the alleged forged checks given by
Rosa to Breslin we're not forged nor disaon-
| oIed that there We're funds in the bank to
meet the checks when drawn, but had been
attached. The committee was inforine that
Breslin and Dewey carried away from the
office OF the Fenisn Brotherhood the skirmish-
ing funds, letters addressed to Rossa and
were disappointed at not finding the letter
containing threat from Dewey to expose
| Rosa it he did not turn the fund over to
them. A member Of the committee said
enough evidence had been produced to send
the trustees to the State Prison, and that
| threats had been made that he and others
would be laid out if they attend to-days
nesting. An itemizsd account showing that
the disposition of $50, 000 including the So
called Ford loan Of Sl2 600, was declared
! fraudulent. 4 resolution was adopted openly
declaring that the Irish World had done
noble thing in closing its columns to that
latest delusiou, the Land League.
The Detection Of Patrick Ford.
BUFFALO IN. ", October Sth.-Ata meet
ing of Branch No. l of the Irish National
Land League to-day, James Mooney, Ma
| tional President, and J. J. Hynes, National
L
Ford. of the New York Irish World, incios.
| ing his subscription list and declaring the
Land League out of existence, was discussed,
| aud motion of confidence in the National
League proposed. Mooney deprecated the
| motion as uune csssary. and said it was best
to await advices from Ireland. Hynes stated
that such had been the determination reached
at meeting OF the General Council of the
National League Saturday. The resolution
was withdrawn, The detection of Ford is of
no national consequence. The branch resolved
to forward $1,000 to the National Treasurer,
Father Wal.h, as contribution.
Postal Changes for Pacific Coast.
WAsHINGToS, October S:h.-The following
| postal changes ara announced for the Pacific
Coast: Offices stablished-Luzoni, San Der.
nardino county, California, George A. Cook,
Postmaster; Cromwell, Union county. Ore.
gon, Julius T. Cromwell, Postmaster Egan,
| Grant county. Oregon, George McGowen,
| Postmaster Beach, Whatcom county, W.T.,
| Wade IL. Bsach, Postmaster. Offices discon.
tinued-Junc Jon. Lssssn county, California:
Mineral King, Tulare county, California
Rocx House, San Diego county, California
Salinas, Churchill county, Nevada; Elkhorn,
Polk county, Oregon; Netarts, Tillamook
county, Oregon. Name change-Uncle Sam,
Lake county, California, to Kelseyvills. Post
masters ppointed-Batavia, Solano county,
California, Valentine Schmidt; Hicksville.
Sacramento county, California, d. John !;
Highland, Lake county, California, Cicero
NJ. Bates Ireland, Colusa county, Cal;for.
MIA, Elijah Nichols Pacheco, Contra Costa
county. California, III. A, Rayley; Mi,lets,
Merdocino county, California, Robert e.
Madden; Empire City, Coos county, Ore.
eon. j. b. Gilbert; Murphy. Josephine coun-
ty, Oregon, Fayette N. Day; Port Oxford,
Currey county, Oregon, Mrs. Eliz Abeth r.
Ticnnor.
The Proposed Sale OF Navy Yards.
WASHINGTON, October S;h.-A clause in
the navy appropriation act directs the Sec.
rotary of the Navy to appoint Commits
sion of three persons-one from the line
| OF the navy, one from the staff, and the
third from civil life-to consider and report
at the next session of Congress upon the
question whether it is advisable to sell any
of the navy yards, and if so which. The
Secretary has made the following selections
Commodore Stephen B. Luce, Chief En-.
gineer Chas. N. Loring end A. B. NIullett.
Agent TiGany's Case.
| WASHINGTON, October Sth.-Indian Com
missioner Price said in an interview
to. night that he knew nothing whatever
of the truth or falsity Of the published state.
ments relating to the conduct of Agent
| Tiffany, at San Carlos, Arizona. Tiffany's
record, be said, was not good one, and he
should not b, surprised if what is reported of
him turned out to be true. Tiffany resigned
| the agency several weeks ago, and his resigna.
ton was received &C the Department Just
about the time it had been decided to dismiss
him.
What Vanderbilt Thinks OF the Anti
MOnopOltsts.
New YORK, October Sth.-The Times
Chicago correspondent has been interviewing
Vanderbilt. The latter said of the Aati.
monop )lists &c 1t is a movement inspired by
a set OF fools and blackmailsrs. To be sure
| there are some men interested in il whose
motives are good, if their sanse is not When
| want to buy up any politician, l always
Ind the anti.monopolists more purchasable
| They don't come so hi b."
Folger's Resignation.
| New YORK, October Ssh-The TriJuaes
| Washington special says: FolgeI's rssigna-
ton IS member Of the Cabinet will likely
| be rendered to tie President at Cabinet
meeting to be held in New York at the Pres-
dents house on Lexington avenue Tuesday,
prior to the departure Of the Cabinet for Bos.
| ton.
Ex-Governor stanford's Troiters on Their
Way TO Kentucky.
NEW YORK, October ssh-The Sun saws
| OF the eight young trotters shipped from Sac
ramento by Ex-Governor Stanford. five
| Wildf pwer, Mosiet, Bertha, Flower Girl and
| Kinda Rose-1re on their way to Lexington,
| KY, to take part in the trotting meeting
there. Stella, Ned Fay and Mecca will be
kept here for the winter for Stanford's use on
the roads.
Contemplated Reunion Postponed.
| Boston, October s h The contempt. ted
reunion of the veterans Of the Union and Con.
tederate arms engaged at Culp's and Cemetery
| Hills, Gettysburg, called for the f7lh and
18th instant, is postponed until next year.
Business Man Found Murdered.
CINCINNATI, October Ssh.-A. w, Ross. a
member of the firm of Ross Lyle, coal deal
ers OF this city, was found murdered at mid.
! night last night between the railroad and his
resi- fence at Glendale, Ohio. His head ives
| beaten to a jelly, and his watch and part of
the chain and pocket.bo book taken. There is
no clue to the perpetrators. A reward OF
$4,000 is offered for the arrest of the muir
derer.
The Pistol Again.
| ISDIANAPoLIs, October Sth.-A man named
James Chambers wss shot and fatally wound.
ed to-day by Frank Pearl, an insurance agent
Of this oisy. The difficulty was caused by the
latter being found secreted in Chambers
room with his wife.
Buried Alive-Irain Teiescoped.
| COLUMBUS W. J, October ih.-Daniel Hurt
| was buried alive by the caying Of a gravel
bank at Westeryills last evening.
A freight train was telsscopsd by north.
bound passenger train on the Little Miami
Railroad at Sullivan's Hill last night. killing
one man, supposed to be tramp.
Redman's DevfIIsh Deed.
EVANSVILLE lind J, October s h.-Hume
Redmans devilish deed was worse than re.
plrte1 last night. After kicking his wife in.
sensible he w7ittled of the inside of her
inse.-eads. He was brought here to-day and
placed in jail. The feeling was intense, and
vas m IN "a arily growing more 50 as each