Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-21
WHOLE NO. 10,406.

Yucatan. Extreme secrecy is maintained
by the authorities regarding the trial and
disposition to be made by the Government
of the prisoners The Diard Otfcidl pub
fishes the contents in full of the revolu-
tionary proclamation seized at Jordan's
house. There are many strong points in it
against the existing administration The
conspiracy had not sufficient backing to
warrant an inSurrection, and could not have
succeeded in any event for lack of men and
money. The business situation is duller
than ever known before here.
Connecticut Peace Society.
MYsrIC, August 20th.-The seventeenth
annual meeting of the Connecticut Peace
Society opened to-day, with 1000 persons
in attendance. The President suggested
that the following cablegram be sent to the
President of France and the Chinese Gov
ernment:
PEACE CONVENTION,
Mystic tConn.). August ID, 1884,
President Grcry and Marquis TSfq Plris.
France; May we implore you to arbitrate your
differences H. CROUCH President
President Love read Il paper on the prac-
tjCability of International arbitration. DIR.
McAIurry, of New York, referred TO the i'm
por;auce of sending 70 Congress only such
men as support arbitration.
Anee'louS Diseases
NEW \ oRK, August 2Oth.-The Slla says
The health officers of the Vor; are auXiuusly
awaiting the arrival of the steamer Braca-
dall, ON winch cholera has been raging
since she Left Calcutta. with 65l coolies on
board, two months ago. but hedoCs not eN-
pe1t there VII. be cholera on board when
she ARRIVES here The health officers think
she has been thoroughly djsinicctcd at
BarbadOtS.
he i"t.' and the HrH'f refer to the
SooyGGi ana 10 lhe ARRIVAL "t % Vrtinn ,aip
al iH.Mttiphl3 Wlh q large VU5uutN vi
H. iLt'l S"'u'u Hnt hC auu"ed to .AN;l-
ne '"t'N >'\S Iaut NiS'3ae .Sv'r-
n.'i'E 'h' DnoItFa' PFNNa'.N m iWo villages
IN ioW"- me vigilance pI the lt@.'lh aU-
'h"Fl'l'N >HuUu NOT 't ftiaNe" Tor % long
''llT me 10 Tout
ne iiu"G says II is not impossible that
cholera should appear M Iowa. We know
thoIoTa was HrSt developed IN the North
west ih lN'+' nut the symptoms reported
now snow an outbreaks OF dl>ehJery OF an
unusually severe type.
Pleuro-Pneumonia ON the Prairics Of
Illinois.
Cluc,Go. AuauSt 10Th The Breeders Ga
-ette will publish the following to-morrow
At last the unweIrone truth i torce1
unou u. tbat contaYiou. nleuro- nnoumoni,
has found a lodrmTnt in the nr1iries of IL
linois The evidence of IFS baierul nresencc
i'm D,l loss tba,, five T.rs,v bor.l- in tIia
State are overw heming, and great fears are
expressed that q great infection has only
daWned upon us. Fears were set on foot
some two or three weeks ago by the Bu-
reau OF Animal Industry, and the tactSnow
leave no room to doubt the unwelcomc
Murder OF Il Girl
PHILtDELrHA, August 2Oth.-The Press
gives the particulars of the brutal murder
of Ella Watson. the daughter of Il well-to-
do farmer III Yorktown. Penn. Monday
afternoon the girl went To the village store
to sell poultry, and started for home. She
did not reach home, and her parents be-
came alarmed. Search was make, and
yesterday morning the body was found in
thicket near the road she was travelling.
She had been beaten and choked to death.
Her forehead showed an ugly wound. The
news quickly spread throughout the region,
and caused great excitement. ShcrifFs
posse, with large party of ne ghbors,
secured the country. Suspicion rested ofa
negro, who was instantly arrested but
stoutly denied the crime Later in the day
Thomas Linncy, tramp farm hand, was
arrested. The Coroner's inquest showed
that death had been caused 10y blow from
=, cl'ip, "nIch crUsi'cu III thV sAulI; alS9
Shat an 3''cn'P' % o'uaSe the Slrl hau
oceii iii'ue'
Communism in England.
NEW YORK, August 2oth.-Sir Richard
Iempie arrived here on the Servla, to at
tend the meeting o1 the Brltlsh Assoclation
lor the AdNahcehent Oh science AT Mon
treal' re was asked oy reporter yester-
day DO you think Henry George has
many followers III England? lie replied
No. / DO not thnk that his doctrines
have acquired any very strong hold on the
W , -, II ~ an
i"CO ,t 'r,c eIeiie' VI
ho ,I,o l'Il;,sh t"pGiat,o' Paesi lI1cS nm 10
snhor1 ,,itI ,,,b;'b n ,,r,'''yo., VIC
IN ] 'lo l.ol'sCS ~ IeSei
| rs danoeroIIs = man ~ Hvrdman for the
latter's followers are far more numerous
than GEORGES are They arc comnoscd not
wholly of workingmen and demagoques
but in a large measure of thoughtful men
who are charmed l,v the fnrciRIa strle of
his writings Both George and Hyndman
have been denounced as charlatans and
agltators, one of their foremost asSailants
being Mr Mallock, who recently penned
very vigorous reply to their novel commu-
nistlc doctrines.
New York Stock Market.
Nrw Yopx Auo,st ootb stocks buov-
AMI and active Union pacific advanced 81
ON LARGO transactions The imnrove1nont
| in the remainder of the LIST i loss marked
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arc hiober and stocks bnovont and active
T7nion Pacific sold mn IN :54t InrSa1, Central
to 63l Omaha to 37l. preferred TO 100 and
Pacific Mail to 81
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untiI , p ~ win Western Irnion as +hSo
| featrre Later ON Missouri Pacific was soIs
down to 924, and the remainder of the list
declined to in sympathy AT the close
the market was steady.
Hot Pursuit of an Incendiary.
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mon at iast acconntS ,.itb a,,nS o,,d ,liS
toIs vcrc sill in I',,,s,,it III IA -,
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