Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-23

| NEW YORK, July 22d.-Stocks dull and firm
until near the close, when prices were tribe
higher, the closing figures the best 9th day.
Chinese in Peru.
| NEW YORK, July 22d.-The Chinese Embassy
said I" A ConsulateGeneral will be established
| there under the new administration. during
| the past twenty years over 10000 Chlnese nave
emigrated to Peru, Chile and Central America
| Our trade with these countries is tenfold what
| it was before. Nearly all my countrymen send
to China for fayorite food staples. large
! traffic has sprung up in this way with those
! countries. We estimate that every Chlnaman
| consumes yearly SIS worth of exported goods.
| The total commerce thus created never falls
| short of fifteen millions yearly. With countries
| where the Chinese have gone our regular ex-
ports also have increased proportionately. As
for import trade it is not so flourishing, and
\ is largely in English brands, and the Engnsn
are greedy and INSCRIPTIONS. The opium they
| bring from India is adulterated, the indigo
mixed with Prussan blue dye stutfs are seldom
pure, and SO on indefinitely. Beyond adultera-
| ton, they resort to imitation and fraud, Amerl-
can cotton goods are the best, think, IN the
world: yet a large part of the Utica and Wam-
sutta in China is inferior. British tissue is
starched and weighted till it resembles the gen
une article. There is excellent field in China
| for American manufactures, also American cot
| ton, carpenter and machinistS tools, silver
plated ware and machine made chOp-sticks; i'll
fact for all kinds Of machinery to dsPlaee, the
makers, wood and other carvers.'
California Inventors.
| WASHINGTON July 22d.-Patents were issued
| to California inventors as follows to-day: John
| J. Bower, San Francisco, saw-tooth; Peter II.
| Jackson, San Francisco construction of build
ings, also stairs for buildings; Ira b. kilgore,
| San Jose, sidehill pillow; Neil Mclean, Watson
| ville sulky cultivator; Thomas II. Melrose; San
| Francisco, device for operating doors and gates
of elevator hatchway: Felice Moline, San Fran
cisco, pea-shelling machine; Frederick Morris,
assignor to J. II. Gyselaar San Francisco, ore
concentrating apparatus; samuel D; Paxton ana
Jacob Price, San Leandro, baling press; Lowell
A. Richard, Grayson, grain separator.
The Grand Army Gathering.
MINNEAPoLIs, July 22d.-It is estimated that
to-day's arrivals for the eighteenth annual en-
came yesterday. Every department is repre-
| sented with delegates from thirty States. Gov
ernor Hubbard, of Minnesota, warmly wei
coined the veterans. and Chief
| Beath responded on behalf of the Grand Army.
Logan arrived to-day, and was met by an en-
| thusiastic crowd of his old soldiers He will
| deliver an address tomorrow.
| A Pittsburg Man knocks Out the Cana
dian Champion.
BosroN July 22d.-The announcement that
| Dominick Mccartney, of Pittsburg, and Jack
Stuart, the champion of Canada would fight
| three four-minute rounds at the Windsor Thea
ter last night, comfortably filed the place. As
his lef. hand, then put in a straight handler
which knocked Stuart down. Hardly had he
gained his feet when Mccartney showered such
| IL number of blows upon his face, head and body
that he ran from the stage, followed closely by
Mccartney, who finally fought him to a stand
still in just 10 seconds. Stuart dropped his
hands and Mccartney was declared the winneri
Mccartney then challenged anybody in the
world, Sullivan being barred, and Kilrain pre-
ferred, for any part OF IL 900.
Methodist Missionaries to China.
NEW YORK, July 22d.-An Atlanta, Ca, spe-
cial saws The early departure of seventeen mis-
their families for China is exciting interest in
the South. Laura Haygood, sister OF Dr. Atticus
Haygood, and Rev. W. A. Bonnell, President of
Covington College, will head the party. DR..
Young J. Allen, of Georgia, head of the Chinese
Mission, is mandarin in Shanghai. The mis-
sonary party starts early in October, and go by
to each person. The Missionary Board appro-
priation covers the expense of the journey.
They will stop few days at Japan. Several new
| missionaries from other States are going with
the Georgians.
Mrs. Swisshelm Dying.
PITrsBrRG, July 22d.-Jane Gray Swisshelm
| the noted abolitionist and advocate of female
rights is dying at her home in Zwickley, Pa:
On Saturday, the 18th instant. she was taken i'll
with complaint common to her in summer,
| and since then she has been growing gradually
weaker, until last night when she lost conscious
ness. Mrs. Swisshelm was born in this city in
For forty years she has been a regular contrib
| utor for many leading papers OF the country.
SECOND DISPATCH.I
PITTsBURG, July 22d.-Mrs. Jane Gray Swiss
| helm died at her home i'll SwiSSyale this after
| noon, aged rs years.
Three Children Burned to Death.
| New YORK, July 22d.-Mrs. William Home
went to pick berries yesterday, leaving her
three children, aged two, four and six years, at
home. The children went into the barn to play,
| and having matches soon lighted the straw.
| All the children persisted in the fire.
A Case of Cholera Morbus.
NEW YORK, July 22d.-Bernard Hogan fell APP
parently in a fit last night. By the time an am
| bulance had arrived he was black in the face
| and insensible At the New York Hospital the
| physicians said it was bad case of cholera
morbus.
Can Pass in the Mails.
| WASHINGTON. July 22d.-An understanding be-
| tween the Postotiice Department of the United
| States and the Canada Post Department has
been reached whereby printed matter litho-
graphs and chromos, sent by United States
publishers premiums to subscribers in Can
ada, and which have heretofore been excluded
from the mails of the Dominion, because of
| their dutiable character, may hereafter be adj
| mitted to said mails, subject to such regulations
| and liabilities to customs duties as the custom
| laws of Canada may impose.
Destruction by Fire.
GLOUCESTER Mass, July 22d.-What now
| threatens 10 become serious cOnHagrdllOn
broke out this morning in factory. A heavy
breeze is blowing, and the fire is extending rap
| idly.
Lateral noon the fire is under control.
About twenty buildings in all were destroyed.
| BALTIMORE, July 22d.-The works of the Bell
Guano Company at Locust Point, with their
contents were burned to-day. Loss, 100000
The New York Strike.
| NEW YORK. July 22d-About 700 bricklnyers
| and 900 laborers are still on their strike.
Representatives Coming.