Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-29
Candidate Belva Lockwood Writes {
Letter to Candidate Cleveland.


Letter to Candidate Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, September 2Sth.-Belva Lock
wood. candidate of the Equal Rights party for
President, has written q letter to Cleveland
submitting a plan whereby she says American
politics may be elevated from its present low
level The plan she proposes is that the various
Presidential candidates agree to meet together
at some central point in the early part of next
month and each candidate sign an agreement
to discOuntenance, and use his influence topre-
vent, the publication of scandalOus articles
against any of the other candidates. de-
termined stand by the candidates themselves,
she says, against this despicable method of po-
litlcal warfare which "degradeS not ONLY the
candidates themselves, but the high office 10
which they are aspirants,' would soon put an
end to it. She thinks a great deal of good would
come Ogt OF conference OF various candidates,
and urges Cleveland to agree to her plan.
stabbing ARRAY at Political Meeting.
PITTsBURCi, September 2Sth.-The Post special
from Washington, Pa, says At a Republican
meeting in FTederickstOWn last night Alfred
Dougherty and Z. r. Deems became involved
in a dispute in which Dcugherty fatally stabbed
Deems. Dougherty has been arrested.
The Gaudair- Hosmer Rowing Contest.
ST LOUIS, September 2Sth.-The race between
Jake Gaudair, of 81. Louis, and George Hosmer,
of Boston, three miles with a turn for 500 a
side, which took place at Crevour Lake twenty
miles from this city, this afternoon, was won
easily by Gaudair. over 5000 people witnessed
the race. The water was quite lumpy, and pre-
vented fast time.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
ST. LOUIS September 2Sth.-Fred Schutts
hard-drinking man, shot his wife at their home
in Jerseyville H. Saturday evening, and then
shot and killed himself The wife received the
ball in the head and is believed to be MORALLY
wounded. Domestic inlelicity and whisky was
the cause.
Burial of President Garrett.
BALTIMORE September 2Sth.-President Gar
rett of the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, was
buried today.
Destruction by Fire.
CLEVELAND, September 2Sth.-About 0 clock
this morning the barrel-house of Schofcld
Schurmcr 4 Teagles, of the Great Western Oil
Works. was destroyed by an incendiaFy fire.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, one-half.
The Texas Lovers Tragedy.
DALLAS. September 2Sth.-Thc lovers tragedy
of yesterday, wherein George FoulStech slew
Miss Fanny Nannys and then committed sui
eide, has been the ali-absorbing topic of con
versation and during the day the bodies were
visited by curious hundreds A further inveS-
tigation of the identity Of the victims to love
denied by unrelenting parents shows that they
hailed from Fort Worth, ard their visit to Dial
las was to cOnsummate their murderous end.
Miss Mannys body was claimed by her brother
this evening, and taken to Fort Worth, while
FOulstech was buried here.
SECOND DIsPATCH1
DALLAS. September 28th.-Later DEVELOPMENTS
reveal the fact that FOulstech was young of
iicCr i'll the German army, visiting America on a
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