Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-01

ltDNDENSAItON thOH ofhIlAb DASf aANnAf71
DOMESTIC
President Arthur is at Newport fishing.
The glass blowers o; Pittsburg on strike.
Nashville is threatened with q short water sup
ply
Presidential Postmasters are happy. Their sala-
Ties have been raised.
Mrs Conrad, of Baltimore, who killed her hug
band, has been declared insane.
The survivors of the wrecked relief ship Proteus
arrived at New York Saturday.
The ship Dauntless went ashore at New London,
Conn, Saturday, and is total wreck.
The crop of failures OF nine months of 1888 is
much larger than for the like period OF 1882
Another iron steamer the I. F. Cakes, for use on
the Pacific, has been launched at Philadelphia.
The Corean Embassy left New York for Washing;
ton Saturday, where trey expect to remain several
weeks.
The Northern Pacific is making bid for the Chi
cago West-bound business, and there IS talk OF
another pool
sherwin, an ex-banker and wealthy cattle man,
was arrested in Chicago Saturday, OH an od charge
OF contempt CT Court.
The first Oregon salmon shipped over the North
ern Pacific arrived at New York Friday. IL was
eleven days en- route, and was spoiled
Judge Advocate General Swain recommends that
the findings OF the Court-martial susPending SEQ
ond Lieutenant Robertson be ,iisapproved
The great trotting race between St. Julien and
Jay-Eye-See, Saturday, WAS won by the latter IN
three straight heats. Time, 2:204-zlSa 2I9
The United States soop ofwar Yantic, from ST.
Johns, n. F., arrived in New York Saturday, bring
ing the survivors OF the Proteus. All were well.
train on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad was robbed at Coolidge, rs. The engineer
was killed, and the fireman and brakeman IN
iured.
Tho ob,rcas of tna ascana of Tiputenant Greely
and party at Lady Franklin Bay is considered by
Lieutenant Doane, who has made an Lnctie voyage,
| to be very small.
Chandler, the Secretary Of the Navy, refuses to
employ pilots, but ncurs greater expense IN re-
pairing ships injured by being taken in ana out OF
| ports without pilots.
The skeleton Of a man was found in slraw-stack
| within the corporation of Carey o., Friday 1t had
probably lain there couple of years, as the flesh
was all of the bones.
Charles J. Walden, who abzeonded from Lodi, in
this State after embezzling $4,000 Of the funds
| of the Farmers Cooperative Union OF Lodi, has
been arrested in Chicago and IS his way to Cali
| forna.
decision in the matter of Archbishop PurcelPs
liabilities, to whether an attachment founded on
them constitutes o valid lien the church prop
erty Of the diocese, viii be rendered to-day at Gin
| cinnat 1SsszS
The bonds presented Tor redemption under the
l2Ist call to noon Saturday amounted to 81 73 $50
1t is estimated at the Treasury Department that the
reduction OF the public debt for September will be
| sb ut Sl5,0o0,000.
Three thousand Orangemen paraded the streets
| in Omaha Saturday, and held meeting at which
| they passed resolutions denouncing the Irish Ma
tional League a body OF reasonable couspIrators
| against the Government. 500 r&ts
| DR. James P Buck who was convicted Of com.
| pcity in robb res in Pttsburg, Saturday re-
| manded to al To await hearing on motion for
| new trial. DR.. Buck is highly connected and his
| arrest and conviction created great surprise.
| The appointment Of John c. Gault, late Vic5-
President of the Wabash, and formerly General Su-
| per1ntendent of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad, as Commissioner in the new Callfor-
MIA pool gives general satisfaction in railroad circles
| IN Chicago.
| The Creighton herding cattle ranch, tie largest
with the exception of the Swan outfit on the nerth-
| ern ranges, has been sold to the Bay State Live
Cattle Company for over 100000. The ranch and
| ranges located near the line between Nebraska
and Wyoming.
The Comte de Lagrange, of Paris who has been in
| Omaha for about month as agent Of the French
Government left Saturday evening for France with
| twenty-five Omaha Indians ten men, hve women
| and seven children-whom he has secured for the
| Worlds Exposition at Paris.
Miss josephine Bryant young woman who has
| been Secretary for DR.. o. E. Newton, recently
prominent and wealthy Cincinnati merchant, who
committed suicide in Pittsburg two weeks ago took
| her own lie Saturday with morphine. Grief over
| DR., Newton,s death was the cause.
Astatement showing the gross revenues OF the
Postofce Department for the last two fiscal years
has been prepared by the Sixth Auditor. The gross
revenues OF the year which ended June 30, 1888, are
s44 473 for the year which ended June so, 1882,
al, 265,3l7 Increase for 1888, 1862 1856.
| FOREIGN.
| King Alfonso of Spain was booted at on his
| rival in Paris.
Lglesias seems likely to be accepted by the people
| OF Peru as President.
Geographic line is completed from the coast to
| within twelve miles Of Pekin, China.
The French Chambers are to be convened October
| 23d, to consider the Tonquin question.
| The report that Prince Alexander had left Sophia
| for Vienna is now stated to be untrue.
| A barrel ot1gunpowder exploded Saturday in
wine-shop in Vienna killing fifteen people and in
juring six.
c. X. Dewey, who vctimized the Canadian banks
and merchants out OF large sums, turns out to be
| an old offender.
| The Aldermen of Tendon have elected r. n. Fow-
| Ter, Alderman for the Cornhill ward, to be Lord
| Mayor Of London.
The Convention of the Irish National League was
held Saturday at Leeds, Eng, at which Parnell
| enthusiastically received.
| Dublin dispatch says that the report Of the
| death of Rev. DR.. Kinnear, member OF Parliament
| for Donegal, was premature.
Much excitement was caused at omagh, County
Ty rome, Ireland by Orange demonstrations, caused
|
| A dispatch from Canton states that foreigners
there in immediate danger although the
Chinese express Indignation at the lightness Of the
| sentence pronounced upon Tide.wa Logan, the
originator of the recent riots in that city.
PACIFIC COAST.
The San Jose fair closed Saturday. 1t was fnan-
| cial success.
steady rain fell Saturday in nearly every por-
| ton Of the State.
| P. Rowland was run over by wagon and killed
| Saturday at Santa Clara.
In the Superior Court at Shasta, Saturday morn
| ing, Jim Dudley, heretofore convicted of murder
in the second degree, sentenced to ten years
| Imprisonment at San Quentin.
j. ". Trip, agent of the Peoples Railroad Com
| pany Of America, organized a local Board to the
number OF twentyone at Yisalia Saturday, with
over $4,000 of the eapital stock subscri' ed:
The British bark Cordelia cleared from Whining
tom Los Angeles county, Saturday with full cargo
| of wheat, for account of Walter S. Maxwell, for
| 900.
| Great interest is shown at Yreka in the coming
races There are now about forty horses on the
track. Rondo and Jubilee two fast runners from
below have arrived, also two unknown trotters from
| the lower country The contest for the Societys
purses will be the most spirited ever known in this
county.
| The California Powder Works, at Pinole Station,
Contra Costa county, exploded at $50 P NJ. Satur-
day. The men employed packing powder IN
the drying houses. The mixing, packidg and dry
houses were DESTROYED and one white man, named
Walker foreman of the laborers, killed OF the ~
Cinnamon employed, only two were found alive.
Another white man. badly wounded, was taken to
San Francisco by the overland train Scott, Super
ihtendent, is all right.
A Brokers Coed Luck.