Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-20

Miss Lozier not Candidate.
NEW YORK, September 19th.-Miss Glenn
ence +. Lozier. NJ D., Chairman of the New
York State Committee of the Woman's
Suffrage party, to-day issued the following
card; ,,s,
The woman's Suffrage party in this state had
no share in nominating the Womans Rights
ticket for President, and the use OF the name OF
the undersigned as candidate iGr Nlee,rrSsl.
| dent is without authority. While the writer
appreciates the kind intention OF trlenus VINO
| have made this use NJ her name, she sees 20
need OF special Woman Suffrage ticket Wheh
| all the candidates for President are irlenqly 10
| Woman Suffrage CLEMENCES :. LoZIER, Nj. D.
George c. Gorham's -;Position.
| PHILApELPHIA, September 19th, = The
| Times saws George c. Gorham yesterday,
| being questioned in reference to his work
| ing for Cleveland, said: The report Is all
nonsense. am not working in the inter
est of any candidate. l am friend OF
| Conklina. who. like me, is unlikely 10 take
any active part in the campaign He
| added that he called on Cleveland in AL
| bany merely as u visitor 10 the State Cap
ital. This chat in Albany with the Gov
ernor lasted not more than 4 minute or
two.
Death from Natural Causes.
UNIoNrowN PA, September l9th-The
| iGlcIUi Ol AlljilG -NtitA A''fN paw tAi'S 't''N+
noon, and the remains were followed to the
grave by a large cortege. There was no
autopsy, as the physicians opinion was
that death resulted from natural causes.
Bibby, the Wrestler Il Wife-beater.
New YoRx, September 10Th. 49, Edwin
Bibby, the wrestler, was arrested IN his Sa-
loon at jersey City yesterday, for beating
his wife He was committed.
Town Surrounded by Fire.
East TAwAs (Mich), September 18th
The town is surrounded by forest fires, and
the air is hot and suilocating. \ brisk wind
spreads the flames rapidly.
Executions for Murder.
CHICAGO, September l9th.-Isaac Jackson,
Finnish sailor was hanged here at noon
to-day. for the murder of George Bedell,
his employer last April. He shot his vic
tim without warning and gave as reason
that Bcdell owed him a dollar, which he
refused to pay.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
CHICAGO, September l9th.-Fifteen hun
dred people, principally Socialists, held &
mass meeting in Market Square tonight,
and gave vent to u number oflierv speech
es and resolutions regarding the execution
= of jacobson, who, ii was asserted would
/ never have been hanged had he not been
utterly poor and fricndlcss. \ pOStmortem
, examination of JacobsOns brain was de
manded, in view Of his alleged temporary
; insanity To ascertain whether judicial
, murder had not been committed.
, Narrow Escape OF "A Democratic Candi-
date for Governor.
CHARLOTTE N. e., September 10Th
General Alfred NJ. Scales. the Democratic
candidate for Governor, while canvassing
| Western North Carolina, his horse ran
away in crossing Cowee mountain, Jackson
county The horse fell down a precipice
100 feet and was killed. The buggy was
smashed TO atoms. Scales caught in a
} tree and barely escaped with his life. He
reached his home in Greensboro this morn
! ing very much bruised, and is now in bed.
The American Turf.
LOUISVILLE Ky, September l9th.-The
track was fair to-day. In the race for all
ages, selling allowances one mile and 500
yards, Silvia won, Adonis second. Time,
2:20. In the one and an eighth miles race
selling allowances, Whispering won, Eros
second. Virgie Hearne third Time 2:004. In
the race for the Nuthill stakes for two-year-
Odds, winning penalties, maiden allowances,
one mile, Pegasus won, jim Guest second,
Thistle third. Time, l:46} The one and
ne-SiXteenth miles race, selling allowances,
Malaria won, Madison second, Admiral
third. Time, 1:534 The iiye-eights mile
race BIZ Owens won. Leonard second, Re
buke third. Time, 1:G7.
AT sHEEPsHBAD BAY.
SHuEPsEEAD BAY, September 19th.-The
! | track to-day was fast. The three-quarters
of a mile sweepstakes for two-yearolds,
. selling, J. W. Rogers won, Exile second,
I, Tclie Doe third. Time, 1:16. The seven
; eighths of a mile race for three-year-olds,
H. I
| Hannah ID. second, Shenandoah third.
! 'Time, 100 Sweepstakes mile, Jennings
won, Aranza second. Time, I:41 In the
, one and quarter miles selling sweepstakes
. frankie g. won, Lutcstring second, Plunger
third. Time, 2:09l. The race for maiden
allowances. one and Onc-cighth miles, Com
: nance won, Florence ". second, Mann
4 monist third Time, 1871. In the one
: and one-eighth miles race Palonia won,
Clarence second, Jim Nelson third.
r Time 1:5SI The steeple chase over the
short course, non-winning allowances,
t Charley Epps won, Captain Curry second,
t RebOk third. Time 4:lGi.
Blaine in New York.
New YoRK, September 18th. - Grant
called on Blaine to-day and long CONVEX
satiOn ensued. Atierward Blaine drove
, through Central Par. with William Walter
Phelps. Phelps dined with Blaine on their
return. Tomorrow Blaine will visit the
, National Republican headquarters and there
receive the compliment of a serenade. Ar
thur is expected tomorrow On Monday
Blaine will 90 to Philadelphia, return to
) New York Tuesday. and on Wednesday
, viii leave for the West, via Buffalo.
Logan in Ohio.
YOUNGSTOWN, September 10Th - Logan
arrived here this evening from Rochester
\. y. The special train bearing Logan
and the escort committee from YOungs-
town left Erie, Pa, at 1880, At Girard
COnneautyille, Linesyille jamestown.
Greenville and Sharpsyille Logan made
speeches to large crowds At Sharon, Pa,
Logan spoke for thirty minutes to 1900
people on the fair grounds.
Railroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA, September I9th.-On the
Philadelphia and Atlantic Railroad, about
twenty miles below Camden, tonight
eleven men were seriously, but one thought
, fatally injured 4 freight train on the
WilliamstOwn branch of the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad dashed into the rear of
: the Camden and Atlantic accommodation
train at the intersection Of the roads, and
! demolished it, throwing the occupants, all
railroad workmen, about twenty feet from
the track in great confusion. The injured
were brought to their homes. 1t is said
the freight train was not on schedule time
The Messer Tragedy.
New York, September 19th.-Mrs Maria
Messer, of Boont0n, n j., died to-day
She was shot By her husband, W W Mes
ser, on Friday last in the Park. Messer
Their shot their daughter Mary, who is ex-
pected to die within day or two. Messer
afterward killed himself