Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-20
New York publican state Convention.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
| New York II publican State Convention.
BIcHF1ELD SPRINGS, September l9th.-Ihe Con-
vention called TO order at 1905 N. After the
appointment of committees and the TRANSACTION OF
routine business, the Convention took recess until
5 O'Clock. The place Of meeting is a temporary
frame structure in a wigwam in tho spacious and
pretty grounds Of the Spring Hotel, which was
erected at the cost Of the villagers. G. Lspham,
United Stat Senator, was chosen temporary
Chairman. He was received with applause. and ad-
dressed the Conve tion. The titket nominated is
as follows Secretary Of State, General Joseph
Carr Comptroller, Ira Davenport; State Treas
urer, Piiuy J. Sexton; State Engineer and Sur
veyor, Silas Seymour; Attorney, Leslie NJ. Russell,
Massachusetts Republicans.
BosToS, September l0th-The Republican State
Convention was called TO order at II O'clock Chair
man Lodge, of the State Central Committee, was
chosen temporary Chairman, and after pray or by
Rev. Drain p. Clifford, addressed the Conventio9.
On tho ballot for Lieutenant Governor, Anes had
775 out Of 1907.
GsEooND DIsPATCHl
Bosrox, September 19th.-George n. Robinson
WAS nominated for Governor on the first ballot
having 996 votes out of ,lo5
The Maryland Democrats.
BALInIcRg, September Ip;h.-The Democratic
state Convention met at noon to-day. Ex-Governor
Philip Francis Thomas was chosen temporary Chair
man. Thomas addressed the Convention, counsel
ing forbearance. wisdom and some regard for the
public interest in its deliberations. Committees on
Credentials, Permanent Organization and Rssolu.
tions we're appointed, and the Convention took
recess for half an hour. The Convention reassem-
bling the following ticket nominated: Robert
McLane for Governors Charles b. Roberts for
Attorney. General; j. Frank Turner for Comptroller.
The Buchanan Romance spoiled.
Boston, September 19th.-Three weeks ago a
journal OF this city published a special dispatch
from Philadelphia, giving what purported to be q
record of Mrs. Jacobs beautiful and wealthy
woman, who has just died in the Philadelphia Aims
house In this dispatch was a statement, since
widely copied, that Mrs. Jacobs, among her numer-
ons conquests, included James Buchanan The
journal III question published yesterday iudig-
dant denial sent BY George TYner Curtis on behalf
of relatives and executors OF the exPresident in
which he SAYS: - IL is due TO the truth Of story
and to the memory of Mr.. Buchanan that this SLAM
der should be denied now, lest it being allowed to
90 uncontradieted silence should give it the sem
blance OF truth. The story has been given wide
publicity. and both decenoy and truth demand that
it should be firmly met and denied. In behalf of
our towns good name, the people and their de-
scendante, among whom Mr.. Buchanan spent his
lite pronounce this story, in whole and IN detail
vile slander. Mr. Buchanan's private life was
pure and unstaned aud especially far as any ac-
quaiutanee with this woman vas concerned"
suIIivan's Western Tour.
Nxw YORK, September 10th.-John L. Sullivan,
| on being interviewed said: ave shall go through
| to San Francisco aud Oregon, returning over the
Northern Pacific. We shall be gone four months.
During this trip every man who wants TO meet me
with gloves can have chance and those who want
| to redeem themselves will never have better show,
for will offer $3.50 to anybody who will, during this
trip, meet me at sparring and stand up during four
rounds. They won't need to leave homo far, for
am going around and will take them in. shall put
| IN medals and cups for contests between local
| boxers in each town. When the tour is finished l
propose go home for my saloon business there is
worth attending to- have to keep two policemen
constantly before the door to keep the way clear,
| and my poorest days receipts have been 1896. On
| the day opened took in more than $1,000, and on
| another single day took in over s., AGO. will
never fight any moro In the ring with naked fists
have altogether retired from the prize ring and will
use boxing gloves. can't afford to take any risks
| Of the peniten larry The best man, who will stand
most like man of any have met, is Slade, and
| like him. ! consider him decidedly better man
| than Mitchell"
Disasters on the Rail.
SYRACUSE (N. Y }, September 19th.-A construe-
ton train on the est shore Railroad going east at
o'clock this morning, struck hand-car four miles
| east OF here Fifty platform cars with $50 work
MON on hoard were piIei mn In n mass peter
Smith, Of Syracuse, an Italan Was killed Eighty
eight were wounded, and John oarr,aJr. water.boy,
| was injured severely.
"A Woman SGOrRed."
NEW YrRK, September I9th.-A special % the
| World from Baltimore Of September 18th says In
the Police Court to-day the particulars Of tragic
affair were disclosed Belle Clark found that in the
affections of her lover she had been supplanted by
Hattie War;, attractive girl about har own age,
aud Graz d by jealousy, she determined on revenge
| Armed with long-bsded knife, she called at Hat
| ties room, and. without word Of warning, sashed
4 her face One cash spread open the right cheek,
the cut extending the jugular vein. The victim
| is now dying at the City Hospital Belle said she
| had been betrayed by her lover, and finding that
| Hattie had estranged him from her, she became
maddened with rage and determined to take her life
| or mutilate her features. Tne would be murderess
was committed.
American Turf Notes.
| NEW YoRK, September l9th.-The Executive
| Committee of the National Horse Breeders Asso-
| citation have decided to formulate programme for
races at Charter Oak Park, Hartford, Conn. Stakes
| were opened il 1SS1-S2 and 1888. There were $50
| original nominations, and final payments in all
| were duo the 18th instant. There we're only
| five Of the ten stskes on which there were more
| than the final payment. These 1ve will be trotted
| Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the 3D. 4th and
| 9th OF October. The stakes will amount to IS, 900
| More final payments would be received, but the
names OF a few phenomenal horses figured in the
list Of nominations and no owner unless he had the
greatest confidence in his horse cared about risk
| Ing his entrance fees.
California Patents.
WASHINGTON, September l9th.-California patents
Issued to-day: Henry Albert, Newcastle, automatic
safety latch for elevator shafts; John A. Ball, Oak
land disntegrating hopper for dredgers ana excava
tors; James r. Banek, Gilroy, horse hay rake
Carter and Adams, San Francisco, concentr&tor
Saathiel c. clancy, Chico, dry gold separator
Leonard OiaWEO0t SaA IdllCiScp, portable
Porous F. Dan, Watsonyiue, sulky; H. Harris,
suisun metallic fastener; J. NJ. & NJ. d. Shurtlige,
San Diego, whifiletrse; Clark Hendricks, Modesto,
car coupling Leonard Lens, San Francisco, shirt
A. T. Munson, Fresno paint ana punching shingles;
Hale RX, San Francisco, sinker for fishing tackle
| John P. Mutlerbacb, Hicksville, two-wheeled
| vehicle; John s. T.bblas, San Francisco, Joint for
! earthenware pipes.
Iowa'. Worried Governor.
DIS MONIES (Iowa). September 19th.-There i:
lo1,f Ham hat haal nF
Sherman is being rapidly shattered by the eXtraor.
| dinsry strain Of the present canvass. Beng Of q
delicate frame, nervous temperament, and subject
to pros.raiiag sttA ks If epieptie nature, it is
not stra 90 that tie result should be anything less
than disastr us. it is now fourteen months since
the active worry heg7lt bg the persistent appeals oi
the Prohibitionists, on ore hand, TO compel him tc
call an extra session OF The Legislature, that iayf
for the enforcement OF the amendment might be
| enacted, and By petitions, on he other hand tC
prevent such a consummaJlop. hen the Conven-
tion Ii ct and nominated him, and he brought
upon the stage white and trembling, to accept th'
| honor, his friends expected scene. L
WAS almost miracle that it did no
occur. The challeuge TO joint debat'
came in such way that it would have been COW
ardy TO have refused. He, 9Th very husky voice
aud strength which should have beea husbandeC
for official duties, went forth to an unequal con
test The fall he had received at Council Bluff
SATURDAY., which efforts have been made to belItte
is nothing but a return Of the old complaint
Another one experienced at Harian Monday
| wheu the Governor fell upon she platform where h
was speaking Here in Dss Monss this silment i
| well known. Early in the summer he fell upon tn
platform OF a railway depot, inlictng seal
| wound by contact with stone foundation Tn
rem irkable feature Of the whole Is that thes
attacks have been carefully pit from publication.
Bicycle Races.
| sPKINeFIELD (Mass }, September 10th. bicysl
| races to-day were Witnessed by over 10000 people
The races were the best ever in this count ry
| The ons-nlile race without turn, was won by Bur
| Pressy of Smthve, " j., in 3:11. The two mi
| scratch wan won by Robinson, OF England, u
| 6:O2 25- beating the record. The ten mie hsndi
| can had eleven starters. Burnhsm, of Newton, woi
in 32l3I5 A "tug Of war" was won by th