Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-15

mas l5sucu u CAll lux n LhcoSiAb "a
that body in this city on the 9th inst, to
consider the four peace propositions submit
ted by the regular Republican Committee,
and while the Independent candidates, speak
Jug for themselves alone have rejected them,
the Independents of this city say the COM
mittee will doubtless reject the proposition,
and probably even refuse to sanction the
agreement of candidates Stewart, Dun. Mer-
lex and Jepkin to have new Convention, at
which none Of the present candidates on either
ticket will be eligible for nomination.
WASHINGTON. July Ath,-Senator Cam
eron decided to-day that he would make no
more overtures to the Independents: In
conversation with leading Pennsylvania
this afternoon he announced his programme
for the lest of the campaign. The stslwarts
in Pennsylvania will make az aggressive
fight. They will consider the Independents
as mach their enemies If not more 80, than
the Democrats. No concessions OF any sort
will be given. Senator Cameron said 1t
would be better to make straighout hight
now, with certainty OF defeat, than to Pateh
up some sort of compromise and then De
beaten.
The Turf.
NEW YORK, July 14th.-The California
stable, consisting of the Duchess of Norfolk,
Gano, Lucky B., Brismer and others. has
arrived at Monmouth Park, and will meet
engagements at that point during the MD
summer meeting.
SARATOGA, July 14th.-The first race to-
dav. one mile. was won by Adsglen, Lutte
string second, Perplex third. Time, l:50.
Ia the second race, one and tive-elShths miles,
Ella Warfeld won, Nette second. lime,
S:Ol. The third race, three'quarters OF
mile. Saunterer won, Square Danlo second
Time, 1:lS4. The fourth race. one and an
| ~ Mania h. third.
Time, 1903.
NV YORK, July 14th.-At the Coney
Island races to-day the first. fve-eighths Of a
mile for two yesr-olds, was won by Pilot,
Harry G.. second. Fosterita third. Time,
1:O4. The mile and an eighth race Montauk
won. Traveller second. Topsy third. Time,
1:56. The two.mile race Malice won, Baton
Rouge second, Ballast third. Time, 3:353
The mile-heats race was won by l.. b.
Sprsgue, Governor Hampton second. Time,
| 1:443-1:46-1:47$. The hurdle race, mile
and quarter, lngomar won. Lilly Morrison
| second, Virgil Lear third. Time, 2:204.
P1rrsBuRG, July 14th.-Early Rose won
the 2:2O trot, Driver second, William II.
| third, Leontine fourth. Best time 2:2l4.
Six heats were had in the 2:25 pacing race.
Felix won the first heat, Princess the second
and third. Bay Jim the next three. Best
time, 2:20i.
Nominated fer Congress.
JACKSON (Miss.), July 18th. = Judge
| Jefferds, of Isssqsena county, ex.Judge OF
| the Supreme Court, has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Old
Shoestring District.
PoRrsMoUT4( 70 J, July 14.h.-The Eleventh
District Republican Congressional Conven-
ton, on the 364th ballot, nominated John
w. Mccormick.
New ALBANY Qnd.). July 14th.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention for
this district to-day nominated S. Nj. Stock
lager for reelection.
ERE pa. July 14th.-After struggle OF
five days, S. NJ. Brainard has been nominated
| for Congress.
CAIRO (Tn.) July 14sh.-The Republican
Convention, after very exciting contest,
nominated J. r. Thomas as Representative
from the Twentieth District.
Destruction by Fire.
DANvILLE en- J, July 14th.-About mid
night last night st. Pstrick's Catholic Church
was burned. Loss, $4,000 fully insured.
OWEN SOUND (Ont.). July 14th.-A fire
this morning destroyed several buildings.
Loss, $4,000.
New YORK, July 14th.-To-night five fires
occurred in the downtown section at about
| the same hour.
At o'clock fire broke out in the FIVE
story brick, Is to % Whitehall street, occu
pied as a cotton-storage warehouse. The loss
| is distributed among thirty firms, the princi-
pal sufferers being John Anderson i Co,
| $4,000. The building was damaged Sl5, 600;
all insured.
At the same time 24S to 275 Pearl street
was burned. Charles Nj. Cornwell, of the
| Empire Lithoersphic and Engraving Com
pany, loat $50. 600; insured.
Then the Holbrook Manufacturing Com
panys factory, 41S to 424 Washington street,
took fire. 1t was a building nine stories
high. filed with combustibles. Loss on build
ing, $50, 1000; stock, $4,000; insured three
fourths.
The other fires were small Great excite.
ment prevailed in the city for time.
The Labor Trouble.
New YORK, July 14th.-The freight
handlers are jubilant and the railroad COM
panies depressed and success for the men is
predicted Business is nearly at stand
still. T.
ST. LOUIS, July 14th.-The last of the
FORCES which have been closed by the strike
reopens Monday. All have agreed to accept
the Pittsburg settlement.
The Prohibition Question In Nebraska.
CHICAGO. July 14th.-News from Nebraska
leaves little doubt that that State is ready to
take up the prohibition fight, and is arrang.
ing vigorously prohibition campaign. The
liquor men, while conceding that an amend
ment would be adopted readily if submitted
to the people, hope to beat the measure in
the Legislature, as they have already done,
and they have the support of most of the
daily newspapers.
The sunday Liquor Law In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, July 14th.-The District At
torney states that it is impossible to obtain
convictions under the Sunday liquor law of
TIE State, and has dismissed all the pending
cases here.
Going for the Saloon Keepers.
DEs MONIES, July 14th.-Special Judge
Dufie, of the Fourth District, holds that the
prohibition amendment is now in force, and
on Monday instructed the Grand Jury to
indict all saloon-keepers, whether licensed or
not.
The Arkansas Disaster.
TE1ARKANA, July 14th.-Nine more bodies
have been recovered from the ruins, most all
burnt beyond recognition. Twenty bodies
were buried this afternoon. The business
houses were all closed, and citizens generally
attended the funeral. Up to date twenty
eight bodies have been removed, and it is sup
posed that dozen others are still in the
ruins Several men are missing, and are
supposed TO De among the Oeao. contracts
for removing the debris preparatory to re-
building are let.
The Kansas Storm.
CHICAGO, July 14th.-An Atchison Kan.
sas) special says: Particulars of the storm
still come in, sho wing that the damage was
not overestimated. The destruction was
complete wherever the clouds struck. Sew
eral bad accidents are reported, and many
wonderful freaks of the wind, but no deaths
yet The damage to grain was very consid-
| cradle.
Tragedy In Texas.
ST. LOUIS, July 14th.-A Dispatch
Orange county (Texss) special says: John
Goodwin killed W. Windham's dog. Wind
ham followed Goodwin and his brother in
law Moran with a shotgun, shot both dead
and got wound himself, from which he died
in an hour.
Husbau0's VENGEANCE.