Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-29

bition attack. On the night of the Demo-
cratic Jolllhcation q crowd of drunken
Democrats got into a row with the liquor
store keeper and one of their number was
hurt. In revenge they attacked the saloon
and demolished it. In The attack the
hquor-seller was killed. There was not .
sober man in the party.
Horrible Work of Drunken Husband.
NEW YORK, November 2Sth.-Mathew
McCarron a laborer, reeled into his room
IN tenement house in East Eighteenth
street, at midnight Thanksgiving. His wife
upbralded him for having left her-a sick
woman-alone all day. At s this morning
the wife was found with terrible wound;
about the head and face She had been
stabbed in both eyes. A bloody shoe
makers awl was discovered in bureau
drawer McCarron had left the house, after
forbldding his wife to open the door. Her
groans attracted the other inmates. The
suffering woman told how her husband
had assaulted her 6ke will be blind if she
lives. McCarron was arrested
A Plan to Give Cleveland II Southern
Bride.
New YORK, November 2Sth.-A profound
social scheme is being concocted here TO
marry Cleveland to Southern lady, so that
the South will have representative in the
White House that will give it great prestige
in general society 1t it understood that
the millionaire Corcoran has expressed his
approval of the plan to give Cleveland a
Southern bride.
Horrible Case of Suicide.
New York, November 2Sth.-Charles T.
Goodwin, of Charles T. Goodwin & Co.,
cracker manufacturers, committed suicide
at Portchester, between 3 and o'clock this
morning. by placing his head on the rail-
road track. His head and right arm were
cut off, and his body otherwise mangled
He left his home after clock this morn
ing, making great noise, and was pursued
by his wife and neighbors. He was found
about o'clock, with his head lying
twenty-five feet from his body. He was
evidently insane
Doubts that Blaine VIII Return to Active
Politics.
New YORK, November 28th-It is ex-
tremey doubtful that Blaine will ever seek
to return to active politics. None of his
friends here have any faith in his desire to
be candidate in 1888. Neither do any of
them believe that he intends to seek to sue
ceed Senator Hale on the expiration Of the
latters term.
Logan's Future.
NEW ORk, November -otH-7oSIttOT
Logan and wife have arrived here Mrs
Logan is much more cast down on her son
losing his place at West Point than over
the political reverse of her husband. Lo-
gan's friends say that he will be a candi-
date for the Republican nomination in 1888.
The Illinois Legislature to be Republican.
CHICAGO, November 2Sth.-The State
Canvassng Board to-day decided, in the
| hot lla taSti
| mony given before it, Brand Democrat)
was not entitled to a certificate of election.
They referred the matter to Governor
Hamilton for final decision. The Gov
ernor stated that he would render deci-
sion in the case next Monday.
False Vouchers Again.
KANSAS CITY MOI, November 2Sth.-
James C. Pusey chief clerk of the Kansas
State Penitentiary at Leavenworth has dis
appeared under a charge of defrauding the
State out Of about $1,000 by means Of false
vouchers.
Randall in Georgia.
| ATLANTA, November 2Sth.-Samuel J.
Randall and party have arrived, to attend
the State Democratic demonstration. AT
noon the party were invited to seats on the
| floor of the House of Representatives, and
! that body adjourned in Randal's honor
|
| said he took pleasure in congratulating the
people of the country that they have
thrown aside the expressions 'solid South
and "sOlid North, and that the people OF
the whole country are now united in the
cause of good government.
Collision of Steamers-One Sunk.
BALTIMORE, November 2Sth.-The steam.
ship Decatur II. Miller, Captain Clark,
which sailed from this port yesterday after
noon for Boston, was sunk one-half mile
from the lower Craghill Channel by g
collision with the steamship William
Lawrence Captain Hooper. Both vessels
belong to the Merchants and Miners
TransI ortation Company. The Lawrence
was bound for Savannah.
Reduction of Wages.
EAsToS (Pa.), November 28th-The re
duction in wages at the wire mills o
| Stewart e CO. is about 40 per cent All tn,
mills Of the company, including the ont
! just changed from Il rolling to a wire mill
will be started up on Monday next, wher
the proposed reduction will go into effect
PIrrsBURG, November 28th.-The Con
nellsville coke producers syndicate to-day
decided to reduce the wages of all laborer:
J from six to ten per cent. December LIST
| The reduction will affect about S,000 men
Banquet Declined.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sth.-Gov.
ernor Cleveland has declined the granC
banquet at the Academy of Music, rendered
by number of prominent Democrats.
Business Failures.
New YORK, November 2Sth.-The fail
ures of the last seven days were 249, de
crease of twenty-eight as compared with
last week.