Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-07
The wheat outlook.

Inc Wheat OuAAOUas
MILWAUKEE, May Chs. w. Tallmege,
of the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce,
who for many years made speciality of col.
lectiDg grain reports over the entire country,
who prophesied within few thousands of the
correct figures on crop matters last year,
makes the following pIognosticstions regard
ing the coming report Of the United States
Commissioner of Agriculture
The public are looking forward with great
interest to the coming report of the United
States Commissioner of Agriculture, which
will probably be issued May 10th. Many are
expecting vast improvement in the May
report over April. 1 have been giving the
matter much attention, and have the latest
ments, and frcm the latest infor-
nation from Kentucky, Ohio. Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas,
look to see the forthcoming report slightly, if
any, improved over that of April, and should
not be at all surprised to see it somewhat
under the April report. Kentucky at so,
Ohio 20, Michigan SO, Indiana Is, Illinois So
Missouri 70, Kansas 70. The various State
Departments of Agriculture, in late reports,
in which they make May estimates, place
Kentucky at 60, Ohio 80, Michigan IS, In.
diana 70, Illinois Is, Missouri rs, Kansas 20.
These eight large winter wheat States show
decrease of s per cent. below the Govern
ment's April report and the States May re-
port. From thete facts it hardly looks posi-
hle for the Government to show much, if any,
Improvement in its forthcoming report.
The Democratic split In New York.
NEw YORK, May 6tb.-The political topic
of the day is the split between Governor
Cleveland and Tammapy Hall. John Kelly
and his faction think the Governor has treat
ed Tsmmany unfairly in the matter of pat
ronsge. The Tammany Legislators, there
fore, brought about final adjournment,
leaving twenty.six of the Governors nomi-
nees unconfrmed. No doubt the break with
Tammany is complete and lasting. The Al.
bany argus, the organ of the Democratic
State Committee, is cut in double loaded
editorial denouncing Tsmmany, and sound.
ing the slogan Of 1879. Il plainly declares
that Cleveland is not going to retreat. The
more they study the situation the more the
Governors friends are convinced that an al.
lance, 20 last through the coming campaign,
has been made between the Republican ma
chine in New York and Tammany Hall.
Quickest Trip ON Record.
NEw YORK, May 6th.-The Williams &
Gpion Gne steamship Alaska arrived to-day.
She made the trip from Queenstown in six
days. thirty-two hours and forty. INT mir
u.es, knocking out" her former quickest
time on record-seven days, one hour and fifty
minutes.
Moody and Sankey were among the pas.
sepgers. The Tribune notes that last night
Ssnkey sang in the Cooper Union Tempe
rance meeting. The evangelists state that
they have come homs for rest, and will re-
turn to their labors in October next.
DynamIiers in New York.
NEW York, May 6sh.-Abcut o score of
men and women made up the thirteenth en-
nual convention Of the American Labor Re-
Hume presided, and Z. H. Haywood offered
resolutions. which were adopted. They de-
clare that as labor is the source OF all wealth,
accumulation by interest or otherwise is rob-
berry; that to pay no rent is q bounden duty,
not only in ireland but New York, and all
over the world that Cars. Queens, Presi-
dents and land, railway and bank monopolists
are the special opponents of vast confedera-
eies of organized robbers, who may expect to
be taken off by dynamite, daggers, or WHIST
ever other means of retribution justice de.
mandF, TO establish the common right. The
action of the Philadelphia Convention is de-
nounoed as fruitless.
Land league Meeting In Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 6th.-At meeting of the
Sixth Ward Land League to-day, Hon. John
delphia Convention, made report, In the
course of his remarks he said he went TO the
Convention to do his duty, regardless of the
political unpopularity it might entail. The
result YVES he has been misrepresented by the
Eastern press, which classed him with the
dynamite faction. He favored supporting
Parnell, and would not ansagonize the new
League. Irishmen must rather suffer iDjus-
tice than have the English Government be-
lave they are not in harmony with the peo-
pie who complained Of the want of free
speech in ireland, and should consider that
there was no free speech in Philadelphia.
Commercial Exchange EBaugurafed.
ST. LeUIs, May 6sh.-The Mexican and
Spanish Commercial Exchange,
which has been in process of organization
some months past, chiefly through the efforts
Of John T. Cahill, Mexican Consul in this
city, was formally inauguratsd last evening.
q numte Of prominent merchants and others
interested in the trade with Mexico were
present, and several speeches were made.
The Exchange promises to be q valuable
means for the promotion and development Of
commercial relations between the United
States and Mexico.
A Reformed Prize Fighter Loses His wife.
CHICAGO, May 5th.-Ben. Hogan, ex.prize
fighter, now engaged in evangelistic work
auong Tue lower ciSssss, returned mere from
SI nans, oniy " nlu Hio ~iie, Mho nss psen
annt5sr man Sbs claims 70 0 bava hen ' Al IL
vo,cad Hooa, thonob ev;JsnfIv g., fsr;no
kearIv bears II in onita a C,br;s{;ap snir;t
eyhorts his lete vile 70 coni;nne in tba 70,
iigions line snd asLs ber new bnshanJ n
trsat bor i,;,dIv a,J ,,,oLe har bannn pa~
tb;nta Of aoing 70 C,I;inrn;a pp'' '"'
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hrec eniureh s'ruoA Wy Aisn'hihS'
WINoNA tMinn.), May 65h.-During.
.is daughters of Jacob Morowitz. nlavino in
the street under an umbrella were struck by
lightning, the two older girls-9 and II years
being instantly killed, and the third
years-somewhat paralyzad on the right side,
but will likely recover. The umbrella was
burned up. The clothing of the girls was also
fred and considerably burned before their
Mortified relatives could reach the scene.
The rstate of "a bead Priest su.a
pnoorrr M..e.h D.. Ee.LT
p Gs DE, LAY amer Aehpy,
.. o.. ~ az. .s is .i I". O"uIch, .as
sust s,e es'ase 1so ,e lave "a amer f Magulle
ier sno pay 81 .ow nI SAP III sus lep3se
guire having died after being paid for the
services. Rev. Father Kenny at first asked
1000, but now makes an application to the
Court to amend his complaint so as to make
the amount $4,000.
An Item Of washing ton Gossip.