Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-27

cta's VI tuo thirteenth CONGRESSIONAL Dlstrics
have nominated Hoo. William Price.
MEDIA pa. October 26.h.-The Demo.
Gratis Of the Sixth Congressional District have
nominated Z. Clyds for Congress.
BosToS, October 26sh.-The Republicans
OF the Fourth District have nominated Chss.
I. Gallagher for Congress.
EosToN, Oc.o5e. 26.h.-The Democrats of
the Third Congressional District have noni
mated Horatio u. Sweezy, in place of Francis
j. Peters, declined.
NV YORK, October 26.h.-The Rspubli.
can Congressional Convention of the Ninth
District nominated General James r.
O'Beyue.
NEW York, October 26sh.-The Third
Congressional District Democrats have noni-
mated Colonel VIM. Holster.
NEw BEDFORD Macs. }. October 26Lh.-Ths
Democrats OF the First Congressional District
have nominated n. Hathaway,
The Pedestrian Match.
New York, October 26sh-9 A. M.-Score /:
Hughes 376, Fitzgerald 374, HazAel $40 Row
Ell. S6a, Noremac 500, Hart 34S Herty Si7,
Vint 800.
New York, October 26sh.-Rowell Quilted
the race at . P. NJ, with score of 3S4 miles
and thIes laps.
NEW YORK, October 27ah-A. M,-At l
a. NJ. the score stood: Fitzgerald 43l. More.
mac Az. Hughes 420, Hart 40S, Herty 402,
Nint 314. ROwelfs stop was due to irregular
action of the heart. When Hazael retired
his score wss Ala miles and one lap. His
knees had given out.
New YORK, October 27th-A. M.-Folow.
ing is the A. NJ. score: Fitzserald 4S4
Hughes 424. Noremac 42S. Hart 400, Hersy
4G3, Vint 375.
Nine started in the walking match last
Monday, since which time three, namely,
Panchot, the Buffalo letter carrier, and
Hazael and Rowell, both ex-champions, have
retired, broken down. Six are left, Of whom
Fitzgerald leads this morning, with Hughes
a. good second. Cameron, who spells
his name backwards as a thin disguise,
is the favorite, although he is neither first nor
second. His health is magnificent, but
whether this is the real cause of his being the
favorite or the fact of his Canadian friends
suddenly backing HIM to great amounts, is
not known. Up to this evening the crowds
IN attendance have baen small, but the new
developments of the past few hours will prob.
ably infuse new life into the concern.
An lged ScOundreI.
MILWAUKEE October 26.h.-John Heiser,
formerly member of the firm of Carpless,
Heiser L Co.. trunk manufacturers has dis
appeared with S25,000 leaving his family
destitute. Charges are made Of criminal in.
timacy with girl who worked az dress.
maker in the family, He ia 63 years old, aud
the wife he left behind is 65.
TiTany's Troubles.
NEW YORK, October 26sh.-J. G. Tiffany,
formerly Indian Agent in Arizona, was ar
rested this afternoon, charged with conspir-
acy to defraud tho Government of upwards
of So 600. embezzlement and perjury, on FIVE
indictments. Tiffany gave bail in Sc. 900 for
examination.
Army Promoti0ns-McDOwe Successor.
WASHINGTON, October 26sh.-Promotions
in the army, consequent upon the retirement
of Maior-General Irwin Mcdowell, were an
nounced by the President to-day as follows ::
Brigsdier General John Pope to be Major
General, and Colonel Il S. MacKenzie,
Fourth Cavalry, to ba Brigadier. General
Both promotions take effect from to day.
WASHINGTON, October 26sh.-The promo.
ton of Pope was natural, as he was the senior
officer, and had the warm endorsement of
Grant. There is much uufavorabls comment
Of McKenzie's promotion to Brga6ier, as he
Is the youngest Colonel ia the service. He
graduated from West Point year after the
war began. Getty, Gibbon, Wilcox aud
seven Others outrank him. 1t is understood
that the very warm friendship OF Grant and
Sheridan won him the star.
Another stroke.
CONCORD (Mass.), October 26th.-A. Bron.
son Alcott had another slight paralytic
stroke about noon to-day, from which he has
not seemed to rally.
Yellow Fever.
PENSACOLA (Fla.), October 26sh.-Thirty-
seven new cases of fever were reported to-
day, but 10 deaths-the fret day since the
18th of September without mortality. Total
cases to date, 2. 1873; deaths, 170.
BROWNSVILLE Tex, October 26:h.-Yes.
terday a few cases of fever were developed
here. Colonel Lyster, of the Nineteenth L.
fantry, is sick with fever at Camp Smith,
which lie undergoing thorough dish fiction
CAMARGo Mex J, October % h.-Authentic
reports from Meir give the total CAGES of fever
during the epidemic as !, goo; deaths, 32j !;
cases now under treatment, $50.
Hunting Down Murderers.
ST. LOUIS. October 26.h-Advices from
Christian county state that citizens are out
scouting the country in search of Bill Wilson
and A. j. Iuman, who enticed young son of
widow Wilson away and murdered him in
cold blood.
Guilty.
PLATTsBURG (Mo) October och The
jury in the case of Robert Ford, the slayer of
Jesse James, charged with the murder of
Wood Hite. after being cut Al hours, returned
verdict Of mot guilty.
The Presidents Movements.
WASHINGTON. October 26th.-The Presi.
dent, accompanied by Secretary Frelingbuy.
sen ard Secretary Lincolp, leave this after
noon for New York.
Death of a Veteran Soldier.
New YORK, October 26sh.-Msjor Archi-
bald G. Constable, formerly of the British
srmy, and well known throughout Ohio in
connection with the organization Of troops at
the breaking out of the war, died yesterday
in Brooklyn.
Walt Whitman Seriously Ill.
CAMDEN IN. j., October 26sh.-Walt
Whitman is go seriously i'll with Bright's dis.
ease that few if any hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Boiler FxpIOsiOn-Two Men Killed.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.). October 26;h. = The
boiler of harbor tug exploded this morning,
killing Dennis Bahlen, the Waterman, and a
negro named Joe Holman.
Proposed Cotton Exposition.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), October 26th. - This
city is preparing TO hold in 1888 q cotton ex-
position on more extended scale than that
at Atlanta.
A Handsome Return.
ST.. LOUIS, October 26sh.-The matinee
at the Olympic Theater this afternoon, given
by John Mccullough as a benefit for the
orphan children Of C1lonel Stay back. retted
about 81, 600.
Congressman Updegraa's Condition.
ST. GAINESVILLE (O.), October 26sh.-Con-
gresham Up1sersf is still quite i'll, but
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
Sensible Suggestion.
PITTsBURG, October 26sh-A resolution,
largely signed By laboring men, has been sent
TO Governor Hoyt, asking that election day
be made o legal holiday, SO that wo,kingnen
nsy havs full opportunity to vote.
Neuralgia OF The Heart.
LITTLE FALLS IN. W, October och =
Professor X. A. Williams died very suddenly
from neuralgia OF the heart this morning.
He was a weli-known writer on agricultural
topics.
Fatally shot by HIS wife.
CHEYENNE (Wyo.), October 26sh.-A man
named Thomas Talbot was fatally shot by
his wife at an early hour THE morning during
quarrel. The wife claims that she shot him
in self-defenae. Talbot was about SO years
old, and has nine children.
Five sIen Eatombed Alive.
SHENANDOAH pal October 26sh.-This
afternoon three brothers-Peter, james and
Henry Satisfactorily Reynolds and Rob.
ert Hanna, were entombed ct Packer colliery