Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-23

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nay Hay '''" .'l motor III lLr r nee of
.'.N St,' ~ "' Ilit lanlof ''N! % aNl
>,-',i, 5''.!i. iu"I h3Ac rAi,.s>rd
themselves as ahundantIy satisfied
Catholics and lIcthudistS Paw their Kc-
s,,acts T., ,,I,i,
~ lV"A' september III l4lS afternoon
,,tt. - J.; t.H2. u 'a,Ha.'c priest N West
JIM '"tir,. ON hiu'r ami presented him 81
S'tu .CaI'e ,ihe voted the Etpunhcan saudl-
H';.' l"t 'i4e iitNneHcE tA ltJ u3Ioriiy 80 the
i'..t ~ d! 'h' "'>' rom, "-a'..r chugcu. Shortly
NJ iI''.eE arc departure. delegation ci
Dtc. y III H. uhn. ring &.1Ut ninety,
Pt.' ',IVtI respects 10 Nf. hiHlnc. They repre-
S,,.', ,.'l,5 ~ III 'H', ti'! "sa'Giyn, Jersey
'"! ->c""'A' y. '.' ana 'ounrcticut-
The Sccretarysl,ip OF the Treasury.
W,ssu~,r,.S S,r+a,,T,,r.a,l 1,,,,, ,.-..rg
T. Coau as acting Secretary of The T-,.a.,ii.. NM
der lhe special d'~iruatiou of the President vii
expire wednesday. No warrants Tor the pay
IltH' 81 money linih me lIc"sury can hH issued
t'tCI .i'"' H.'''' uhI'SS the existing Nar5urN IN
tHt "'"Gt OF secretary >AaA be- hlcG before that
ddte. IL Is CAP1cicc, however, that the APP
I"'''lIH'''' Nl4 Tee haoe tomorrow or uvNt day.
Death of Harry CLAY
r,t.r.,-rlr,. o.,.,.,,,.,.-.,,, If..,.,.,...
was sfot y, stcrnv lnorI,i dfad tEfs 'a"
Clay WAS u brilliant but dissipatcd yoIur law,
Yer. lie entered Wclp,r's Saloon rlnrrd On tI,,
counter and said he wanted To See indy Wcl-
per who is a member of the Council lie inn
purtuned Weber for 81 and .aiJ he h.,a sfSrtrd
out to have Il little fun. .'Cau.t let you h1ye in
Harry" responded he prol,rirtor GOOD .nafI,rrd
y, Won ought to 90 home, old boy; it is time
called N',Iner s,.,crrI h,rj - L., ~
sI}onu Ci.,y ,.;.itrJ ~ -, a. ~ ~ ,; ,'i'
Mol, ,rn,i,rd itr '"0.t r III W lT@li,S @
l"s @ry toI I,i9Iea p, ~ lhG Mcgp2n T.lgh was
his reach behind the counter Weipcr how.
ever. took the wenpou and returned II tn CIa,
said: If YOU want to shoot. now shoot At
The same moment WrIner drew his IistoI ond
g. I l., q.
abdomen and laid him low i'm a uooI OF blood
Wclr,r pcrSiStputly holds rhst the shn,in.- WAS
done in seIfdefcnsc. several witnesses insist
that CLAW made no effort to shoot CLAY ,v.I. tnc
only relative of4he illustrious statesman who
inherited his oraturic3l yft He was thirty.six
years Of age and unmarried.
New y,rI, Stool. Market
yrv, v,rr e..,o,,,,..,. .,t So. ',.,,,,,,.l
quiet Compared with SATURDAYS closing,
Union Pacific fell of H. and other shares 10
=. subsequently Union Pacifr and LaciH-
wanna became strong. 4 great scarcity of both
stocks being developed the former rose from
44l. to 81 -. the Inter from los 10 1u." There
was difference of between cash and resjl-
lac The remainder of the list rose Is to 5s
My NorE Sar+,,rbnr o,5 rf,,li,,,-+l,, 100.
Central Pacific 80. NnrfhCru p,ci,ir ani p,
%nrfTrrn p9citc ,,r,.e.rr, -. Tor+i,ri,i
o.,i y. \, N,,, ~. ,,.,.f-r ',,., =, -, sf,,i,f
~. I'm. -i,,.,,,,f to,. l,;E ~ IN
Pcn.tn1 a.. - In,,is .rj -, t.r,,,,.; .iI "
Tcyas-l,fnific 137.. I-r.i1r, Ps.-.,. -l1. W.
I-,-5 4 o.. e. ~, ,,r,s ~. -, ~
,.5..,....
~" l"Eh' september --d:-S,"c"S weak ana
,o' t ''i> '.,' "iIc8 ~ R
So. St Paul to s9a. aud other shares declined
} . 10 = in sympathy. The market closed lower
: gIam,,o.y, E,p.e,.,,,is.
~. ~. 1,-,.---,-..--, -, ~
-'"N l'E>. -ciFeGlhtI 81 ne ~ tttt says
4 s!H!Ic'"@ "l NcI! NcitHt people mere ana
cscWhsIe las been crS1n@ed 10 erect a I.um-
lh@u hul;Gih% IN lAis eiti' d" coSt --"'Uo,
fhl'A VIII DE Il great >ilIPiiS" I" thciieT@oe'S
IL WiI iAruGe jheatcE; tuhceIi-Ioolii>, reStau-
rants. music hdiI dane !H@ paFllIHN, ROOT and
garden RESTAURANTS, ana also every appliance
OF Il fashionable ANA thoroughly equipped club
house.
hIortality in New Aorl1.
New YORK, September 22d.-Last year was re-
ihaiEa9ie ior me decrease IN the actual mortal
% tl't ''l! ~ Lo!HP1. tH WIN iN,i ihI iNN-'
liC "'I,"'t ~ S''t'.l'l "I "H'I>ullI! Il'oi
au!G 40 H';l'tH' ana Li'' ''atHS among Young
V,'h'ttH S.u%>u " HStN! cttlihe. Inns year
~ h'tH ''V'ili.t" cen ~ C'utPSItd
il. IN, '' -'.Si',N - la 'V '''.lH i''l'
- ~ g" ~ ut il"t ma! IL mas leth Sli'
'll ili--D,i "- ''N''-s LOT 'i'' 30 WCr"> 'IP
10 StP'cuDtI l"lA was ~'.' 5. or "upUt '"' less
tEah i"r 'ae corresponding i'e1i"d oi lNN,i.
Departure of Blaine Ter PhiGaIelpIlia.
NEW York. Seui.uAcr a,d.-HIaiue leu his
hotel tn tl,c filt. ,.-ir. -~,i,, ,.,r E,l--,. \
,,r h il .tr, f.,r, .i,,rt ir,, W.. ,
c,,r,,,,s,iI L,- f,,,;r,.,.,,, r. p, - So
f1r, Fassanirn Of fh. VaIinnri Ga1u1,ifi@,. :
Is. El6iuS, Senator Eugene Hale. ext Governor \.
L. ,oIHeii; %Hu postmaster ManicE- OF Augusta,
ana ana SieIeI"'!"A rom tEc ih'3drI9 IA
mon mon 4IvHEu's. ne ,Rarty VIII proceed 10
,nliautl I"il {n-illSnt. ne tIin VIII sop ai
Lll@auJii' iaIlHH} Nt" itUlNWlch ana lIcH-
inb, '''''' VIZ '''u'" "''' ''''e 'o-''''i'""
At St.,y,pE
Nrw,pz N H. Sapte,nhar ood Tho recon.
ton of blaine here to NIGHT wa. very cnth1Isias-
iir Tho sprt.t.i train which broiITht him and
purtv from New York reached Seyark M