Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-25
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here said being interviewed, ;ha5 his visit TO
this city had no connection with the charges made
against him by Miss Hill Z" l am ready to meet
| those charges here in NeTaia San Francisco or
anywhere. They are false, and have been sprung
upon me for bltcSmaing purposes. Miss Hill is
being used as -oo by q set Of sharpers. have
nothing TO conceal either In my relations to Miss
Hill or any other woman, and am perfectly willing
that the widest publicity should be given to any act
of mine. Miss aii's document is dated before Miss
Hill was driven from the Grand Hotel in San Fran
cisco, about eighteen months ago. This fact makes
It appear very strange to me- The propretors
OF the hotel would not have put this shame and in
convenience upon her If she had shown them the
paper don't believe she had it then to show. II
is most likely II fabricated afterWard and at
any rate it is an absolute forgery"
Changing the subject, the Senator asked
What are the prospects for silver mining in Ne
vadal"
every poor. believe them pretty much all ex
hausted, especially the Clmstock lode. When you
have dug down 3,001 feet for precious metal ana
found none, believe you can safely conclude there's
none to lind. Still keep up my interests III the
Nevada mines, and my citizensh;p in that State
though am at present residing IN San Francsco.''
&UOiher Priest ''gnder fire"
CHICAGO, septembe- 2lth-A srec!al from Denver
saYs About two months ago an account was given
OF Miss Lulu GreeD formerly of Chicago, and late
OF Albuquerque, who went TO st. Louis under mys
terious circumstances and there took the veil She
had luxurious home in Albuquerque, and was
much admired in society circles there. Mrs Green
| has just received large number Of letters which
had been addressed to her daughter from W. j.
KinZela, who for six ears her spiritual adviser
at S.. Ignatius College Chicago, where she grad
uated at the head Of her class. Some of the letters
| are written from the above college, and some from
St. Xavier College, Cincinnati. All are sentimental
| love letters with some religion interspersed and
urging her t. forsake her friends and home and be-
| come nun. MIRA. Green is cousin to General Wade
| Hampton, and cousin to the late John c. Burch
who at one time Secretary Of the United States
Senate. She viii a short time start out lecturug
on the subject, Z" The JesCits, their Teachings and
Practices, and announces her intention of reading
all the letters to her daughter by kinzslia
| California We0I Better Than Thet From
| Texas.
NEW YORK, September 24th The Commercial
Bulletin says: The fall trade according to various
agents of ship and railroad lines is proceeding with
great activity. Nearly all portions Of the country
| share in this aug gnentatiOn Of business but New |
England in particular is Teapng benefits from it. |
The products OF Texas, California aud the South |
west are coming in more largely. The Eall River |
liue say there is an unprecedented quantity Cf |
| freight moving both to and from New England |
| Among other commodities which reached an un- |
| usual magnitude cotton and Voolen manu-
iactured products and manufactured leather There
had been great deal OF California wool which had
been moved over the Southwestern roads and then !
sent up here. The report OF the Morgan ne says
Business has been very good, and Of about the
volume as last year Large quantities of goods had
been transported from California across the South
| ern and Western roads Amorg other thiugs which |
they brought was California wool which was OF bs;-
| ter quality than that from Texas.
| Lively Time in q Senatorial Convention. |
PULASKI (N. W September 24th-At the sena-
torial Republican Convention to-day there was a
| lively time. Two Conventions were held in one |
| ROOM The disagreement began on naming the |
temporary Chairman and placing the delegates from
oswego county. On the call Of Jefferson county it |
was proposed to admit both contestng delegates !
from the first district Of 0swego county. On re-
| Jeetng lboth Chairman Lyman, OF Oswego, called |
the Convention to order, and named n 5. Stowell
for Chairman. At the same time Harder, Of Jeffer-
so1, called the Convention to order by authority of
ms 1ority oi the Senatorial committee, and named
| Allen Kelly for Chairman. Two Conventions were
| thus organized and proceeded to business amid
great confusion. The jefferson county delegates
and Sloan, delegate from oswego county, renomi-
| mated Senator Lansing. The stalwart delegation
from tue first district Of Oswego acted with the del
gates from the second Csweso district, and nOmi
mated Works, Of 0swegO. Bitter speeches were
nade-whea the speakers could be heard Works
| accepted the nomination; also Lansing
The Massachusetts GFeenbackers.
| BosTos, September 24th.-As a result Of the split
/ in the Greenback party in this State, T. Moody |
Boynton, Of the National Committee OF the Green
back-La5o- party, has Issued cal for Grse1back
Convention at Worcester October 10th, to nominate
! State ticket.
Stocks I'm New York.
| NEW YORK, September 24th-1l:l5 A. N-The |
week opens with renewed depression in Wizard |
shares and lower prices all around. Oregon Trans
continental is down TO %, against 55 al the cOse
Saturday. Northern Pacific sold down p to 325 |
and preferred l. to 642 The decline in otherstccks
ranged from 10 /. IL is said the Northern Pacific
Company will issue S25 900, 600 debenture siX-per
cent bonds to complete the road, to furnish addi
tona equipments. to take care OF the floating debt,
etc.
LATER.-Thereis is no longer any doubt that the
raid on the Northern Pacific aims to destroy the
Willard power, and it is almost certain it viii be
| accomplished. The movement has been conducted
with SKILL and it is believed jay Gould and his
bear companions of old time, Addison 6c Cammack
| and James r. keene were the projectors. The loss
OF 81 00O0 600 in the depr citation OF the Northern
Pacific securities has occurred, and almost entirely
during the ast four days. 1t is understood that in
this crisis Willard has not been in New York. He is
expected here tomorrow, and Lis presence will no
of II hoad.
Destruction by Fire.
HusTER's POINT On W, September 24th.-w While
being charged, about 4:30 o'clock this morning, a
large still in Gaf, Fleischmann & Co s distillerv at
Bhssvile, exploded setting fire to the still building
which was burned to the ground. John snedeker
still man. was fearfully burned, and Internal Reye-
nue. Officer Cook sustained severe injuries by iup-
ing out Of the window. Damage, $4,000.
ELLSWORTH (Me.), September 2ith-The forest
fire at West Bay, GOuldsboro, consumed the Onion
Church, town house, the residence OF a. G. Guptil
with stables and furniture aud number Of cattle |
The fire is still ragag, and other buildings are in
immediate dagger. Heavy damage has been done
In the forest.
NsaionaI Convention OF CeIoTed Men
LOUISVILLE (Ky.) September 2itb.-The Colored
National Convention in session this afternoon was
called to order by Milton Holland, Of Washington, |
d. G. About $50 were present. The time since the
meeting has been consumed in efforts to select o
temporary Chairman. Landy, OF Missouri, and {
Greene, Of Washington, are leading candidate
Fred Douglas will be chosen for Chairman.
[SECOND DlsPATCH.l
LOUISVILLE, September 24th.-The colored Cor |
yention in session in this city beginning at noon
men OF the When II o'clock came the large :
hall Of the Lsiderkrsaz building contained about
243 delegates, and large number Of coloTed and .
white spectators. NJ n H0lnd, OF Washington, +
an original sgner OF the call called the meeting to
order. Green of Louisiana elected temporary :
Chairman ard YVES introduced 70 the Conyel tion as
a N rtyr OF the race. IN accepting the nomination
Rev. MIR. Green said be felt it honor TO preside
Temporarily such meeting On sn occssion VI
made haowed by the name Of Henry Clay and his
successor, Cgssius u. Clay. Concluding his speoch
which recounted the past history OF tine c0lored
race, and looked into its future condition, nc ox-
horted the Convention Z stsnd by the principles .
set down in the call and refrain from al discussions
Of political questions. j. n. Gregory, ot Washing
ton, was continued as temporary Secretary. Twenty
seven States are repress, ted, and no trouble has
occurred about accommodations, eyery delegate
being provided Tor. recess was taken at 24o until
O'Clock.
An Unprecedented saH-storm. I
MADISON Qnd.), September 2th.-A hail-storm
swept the valley of the Ohio Yesterday alter
noon from Carrollton to the vicinity OF lawrence
burg, covering the ground from two to four inches
field Nothing similar TO this storm was ever before
experienced in this region
Tho Religious TroR5Ie at Buffalo.
CHICAGO, September 24th.-A special from But
falo, N. Y, say ia regard to the trouble between
priest and his Polish congregation during which
the priest assaulted, knocked down, and other
wise maltreated: Mass was not interrupted In
Father Pitlssa's church at Buffalo yesterday IS gas
anticipated. large force Of police hand to
prevent any outbreak. The evening service was g
omitted Father pitassa said all the trouble was I
caused by young priest who acted his assistant
and that when the latter Left be took $500 with
him. II
JOiBt Meeting Called. II
NEW YORK. September 24th.-The Joint meeting J
of the State Committee Of the Greenback Labor J
party 9nd the candidates nominated for State Offices
by the Convention at Rochester on the 4h and 5th
instant is called to meet at the Sturtevant House ia
this city October 4th.
Abrupt Termination OF a Peculiar Libel 7
Suit. III
DETROIT (iich.) September 24th.-Quite an i'm
portant libel suit terminated abruptly in the
Superior Court to-day. Police Justice Miner sued !
the Post and Tribune for so, ,0OO damages Ton pHb
llshing structures bis course in trial before him
Chinaman had been complained Of for q vile Of. c
Tense, and the Police Justice inserted in the CON-