Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-18

President, who is Democratic member of
| the Pennsylvania Assembly, says be heartily
| lndorses the principles of the Association re-
gsrding the tariff for protection. He an
nounees that he will endeavor to pursue the
same policy in the future in regard to admin
| istering the affairs of the Association as sd-
hered to by Jarrett in the four years of his
incumbency. Jarrett, the retiring President,
says there is no immediate prospect of his
returning to work as a puddler. Steps are
being taken looking to his election as an hon
orary member of the Brotherhood.
New Wrinkle for Malone.
NEW YORK, August 18th. = The SUMS
Richmond special, referring to the postal tel
| egraph plank in thu Mahone Coalitionist
platform, says: This is the latest Malone
scheme. Malone, Governor Cameron and
M. w. Jones, one of his leading men, at
present running for the Senate in Hanover
county, are stockholders and Directors in the
| Southern Telegraph Company, which runs
from North Carolina to Washington 1t is
comparatively new concern, and during the
| telegraph war has doubled its business. Ma
| hone, who covers his tracks, is reported TO be
stakeholder in the concern also, which is to
be doomed by continual agitation Of post tel
egraph measures in Congress.
A Woman on The Chinese Question.
NEW YORK, August 17,h.-Mrs. Twitchell
| formerly Of San Francisco, while before the
J Senatorial Committee yesterday, said: Il
would like to make suggestion on the
Chinese question. The catch. penny way in
which Chinsman learns every branch Of
| industry, throws in the shade our American
| boys, the Germans, or any other nationality.
A Chinaman will go into your house. and st
once knows the place of every knife, fork.
and spoon, but they are filthy and dirty"
CanG they be taught to be clean? p asked
| Senator Blain. "They are 10 dishonest" re-
piled Mrs. Twi5chell, they won't learn"
The Flyers.
SARATOGA, August 17th-In the three
| three.quarter mile heats. for all ages, for the
| Congress Hall stakes, SsunteTer won the first
| heat, Navarro second, and Monarch third.
| Time, 9:15. Bonnie Lizzie won the second
heat, Navarro second, Saunterer third
Time, 1:l51. Bonnie Lizzie won the third
| heat and race, Ssunte-er second. Tina.
| 1:194. The handicap sweepstakes, for all
ages, one mile and five furlones, Foxgatherer
won. Wsddiugdsy second, Kinney third.
Time, 2:O5; In the mila race Dan K. won.
| Princess Louise second, Glengarine third.
Time, 1:l61. The steeple.chase. about q
| miles. Disturbance wop, Miss Moulsey Sec
ond, Rieuzie third. Time, 5:S2.
Circular Breeze Down South.
CHATTANOOGA. August 17th.-A cyclone
swept through the city yesterday afternoon.
The G. T., Virgins, Georgia, and Alabama
Great Southern depots were uRroofed. A
large number Of other buildings we're unroofed
snd several blown down. Flying timbers
seriously injured j. Il. Jenkins, they going
through box car bsfore they struck him.
Several other casualties are reported. There
was heavy hsil-storm at the time, aud many
| horses ran away. OHe was killed and many
injured. Only ons telegraph wire outside Of
town remains intact. The telegraph business
in the entire South is delayed here, sad busi-
ness is seriously Injured.
what We Lose in Colombia.
NEW York, August 17sh.-Ihe G .nsul at
Car:hagena complains that the American Tag
seldom flies from ships in ports of tho United
States of Colombis. Colombian exports last
year amounted to $50 100000 OF this $l2.-
900. 600 came to the United States of Amer
ics. Six railroads are bsing built by Ameri-
cans. Twenty-Five European steamers go
into Colombian ports moathly. Our trade
with the country has declined England con-
trolls the export trade. English Consdls
there live 10 luxury. Ours have hard work
20 live at all.
Wants to be hid of Them.
CHICAGO, August 17th.-It is given out
that the South Carolina Railroad Company
expresses the willingness to furpith free trans
portation to organized bodies of negroes who
agree to leave the State forever. The colored
population is increasing each year.
A Kuock 'em Out Affair.
New York, August 17sh.-The prize fight
as Harry Hilps yesterday between A. G..
Smith (colored) champion of the United
States, aud Jack Stewart, champion of Can
ads, Tor $500, was woa by the Canadian in
two rounds.