Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.

| ESPECIAL TO TIE REcoRpuMoNl
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Pennsylvania Political SOU abble,
| HARRISBURG pa J, November 5th-Gov-
ernor Hoyt has made the following statement
In reference to the charges against him, made
| at the Republican meeting last evening, that
ne had used the States funds, in connection
with others, for private speculative purposes,
and that to avoid disgrace he appealed to
Senator Cameron to come to his assistance,
which the latter did. He says; II was
never member of any pool engaged Ia stock
speculations. desire to state alphabetically,
aud without qualification, that 1 never re-
quested, In person or by agent of Mr.. Cam.
eron any hnancial assistance, either for my
set or any one else nor has he advanced one
dollar to me, in my behalf, or on my account,
In any transaction; that never had any re.
lation or connection in business with any
party, or combination, or pool, to whom be
may have advanced noEey. directly or indi
rectly. SO far in my life I have not been
| compelled 20 draw on either the intellectual,
moral, political or financial resources Cf this
| gentleman. This attack is doubtless part
OF their discipline of determination, to which
L am to be subjected in common with large
number of citizens of the Commonwealth.
We accept the situation" 10 reply to the
question as to whether he received Colonel
| Quays resignation as Secretary Of the Com.
monwealtb, he said: "Mr. Quay's resipna-
ton has been received and accepted. l part
/ with him with sincere regret. I have ap.
| pointed to be his successor Colonel Francis
Jordan, OF this city, who has accepted. and
will go on duty as Secretary tomorrow morn
ing.
The Great Raee-YellOw Docks wonder
full Performance.
NEW YORK, November 5th.-In the final
heat OF the great race yesterday, Yellow Dock
started with burst of speed that took the
crowd by surprise: She got to the turn be.
lore anybody could give utterance to his feel
| ings. Go,ng for the turn Billy d, went up,
and would not trot. Yellow Dock passed
the quarter In :32al, and the half in LOAF.
Billy u. was then at the quarter. By the
time Billy ID. got to the half, Yellow Dock
had her nose at the three quarter pole in
1853. Yellow Dock went under the wire,
winner of the heat and race, in 2:11-the
fastest record ever made in race of the kind
I-6llly ID. Jogging along about half way be-
tween the hall and three.quarter poles. The
Judges also announced that Murphy, Yellow
Docks driver, was four and q half pounds
overweight Tbs heat was trotted by Vel.
low Dock without single skip. The
judges were John Shepard and w. P. Balch,
OF Boston, and w. }. WEIGH, of San Fran.
cisco. John III. Cranston was the timer. 1t
is estimated that over $50, 900 changed hands
on the race in this city and immediate
vicinity.
| The California Flyers.
New YORK, November 5th.-The Turf,
Ftetd and Farm says: o. A. Hickok will 90
| to California next week, and take Eva and
st. Julien with him. The latter is fat, but it
wili be the aim to get the flesh off him during
the winter. He will be handled at San
Mateo. In April Hickok will return East
with strong stable of trotters. Sweetheart
will remain at Philadelphia, to be sred to
Santa Claus in the spring.
Trotters Sold by Auction.
NEW YORK, November 5sh.-Forty head
Of tIotters and thoroughbreds from the cele.
DRAFTED Erdenheim breeding farm of Commo-
done kittson, Of st. Paul, MINI, were sold
oy auction here to-day, because the Commo-
dore had no room for them. The sale real.
lied Sl3, 525 average, S347.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
| WASHINGTON, November 5th.-The follow.
ing Pacific Coast postal changes are an.
nounced: Established-Clements, San Joa-
quin county. CAL, Charles Bamert, Postmss.
ter San Pedro, Los Angeles county, CAL,
John Jacoby, Postmaster. Discontinued
Stanton, ella county, Arizona. Postmasters
appoInted-San Mateo, San Mateo county,
Cal, VIM. +. Price. Postmaster Brush
Prairie. Clark county, Washington Territory,
n. ii. Clarke, Postmaster; Lshieh Cisy.
Utah, James Harwood, Postmaster Casa
Graude. Pinal county, Arizona, John G.
Lass, Postmaster; Great Rivelle. Pima
county, Arizona, Edward Downsr. Postmas.
ter.
The Irish Party and the CIoture Question,
BosToN November 5th.-A. NJ. Sullivan,
| M. T., referring to the latest news from Ire.
land, said: II read that the Irish party
voted with the Government in the great trial
OF strength Thursday night on the cloture
question. The reason for that has not been
cahled across, but l happen to know it quite
well: They voted against Sir stafford North
cose's amendment, which amendment pro.
posed two.thirds majority instead of bare
majority. This wss an outrageous but very
shabby arti6ce to establish a cloture, which
would never hit the Tory party, but which
would crush the Irish party. Glad.
stones cloture will bit Tory and
Home Ruler alike. The Tories are always
sure OF having more than two thirds of the
House, but the Irish party not, as all the
members from Ireland. of all parties, only
number 102 out of 652 One therefore Der.
ceiyes that Sir Stafford Northcote's cloture
would crush the Irish and let the Tories es.
cape. Speaking of the new programme
enurciated at the recent conference in Dub
lid, Sullivan said he considered, as a matter
OF tactics, that it would have been better to
concentrate upon some subject, but the confer.
ence must be accepted as speaking for the
Irish people with an authority no previous
body can pretend to. He believed the com.
ing land revolution in England would far
outstrip in magnitude and tremendous con.
sequence the Irish land movement of this
present day.
The Irish and Negroes at War.
New YORK, November 5th.-A feud that is
feared will lead to serious results has broken
cut at Setauket, Long Island, between the
colored and Irish people, who recently came
into the place In great numbers to work in
man was badly beaten by negroes, and in re
taliation the whites beat every colored man
found on the street. Stones and clubs were
| freely used, and several persons were badly
injured. The negro dwellings were attacked,
and the windows and doors broken. The
negroes finally appeared armed with shot.
guns, when their assailants fed. Further
trouble is feared.
Threats Of Mother and Daughter Cut.
New ORLEANS. November 5th,-Charles
Mccarthy teolored) went to his mothers
room on Rampant street at 5 A. NJ to-day
and found her unable to speak, with deep
cut across her neck. He went to inform his
sister Ellen, on Morris street. Entering the
room he found his sister dead, with her
throat cut. Mrs. Mccarthy is not expected
to recover. She was able to state that abe
was cut by Peter johnson, alias Dago Pete,
who lived with her daughter. 1t is believed
that he also cut Ellen's throat. The muir.
derer escaped. Jealousy is the supposed
| cause.
Death Of a United States District Attorney.
| WASuINCrnN Noua,nl,, a. tt
B. Stickney, United States District Attorney
for the northern district of Florida, died to.
day at the Providence Hospital in this city,
in his Saith year.
Fall OF n Floor.
ROCHESTER, IN. ii. D November 5sh.-At a
Republican caucus last night in the Town
Hal, the hoor gave way, precipitating 200
persons into the cellar. Deputy Sheriff Paul
Hurd was very seriously injured.
Death OF an Ex-Governor of Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, November 5th.-Ex-Governor
Willard p. Hail, who was Governor during
| the latter part of the rebellion and member
OF Congress three terms, died at St. Joseph
yesterday. of paralysis.
Mrs. soteido's Prayer.
| WASHINGTON, November 5th.-Mrs. So
teldo has written 3 letter to District Attor-
| ney Corkhill, praying that any further pro-
ceedings against her brother-in-lsw, who was
| acquitted of the charge of murder on Friday
| last, be abandoned, and the matter which
has enshrouded their lives in grief be no
longer kept before the public.
The New York workingmen.
New YORK, November 5th.-The Central
Labor Union to-day Issued manifesto, de-
crying the Democratic and Republican par.
ties as enemies Of the people, and only friends
about election times. and calling upon the
workiugmeu to support the Greenback and
Labor ticket.
Terrible Cutting ARRAY.
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