Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-20


Democratic Presidential Outlook.
WASHINGTON, March 19sh.-The Demo-
cratic politicians here are in s dilemma over
the Presidential outlook, and while the seuti-
ment seems to be rapidly crystallizing
among the Republicans in favor of the nom-
iuatiOn of Blaine, the Democrats are left to
the Hobson's choice of Payne and Flower.
Their names are oftsnest mentioned as the
ticket, the former st the head, as Til5en's
residuary leGatee and the latter st the tail,
to capture the influence of the bankers of
New York. There are scores of Democrats
in Washington who regard the possibility OF
the nomination Of these men with spprshen-
sion and disgust. They say that with
the reputed representative OF the Standard
oil monopoly as the candidate for President,
and Wall-ztreet stock operator SIS Vics.
President, .it win be useless 70 mske q fight
next November. The feeling is growing
stronger daily among the Democrats that
some new man must be found, upon whom
the party eau unite man Of character,
ability and reputation, who can command the
confidence OF the people, and possibly save
from utter less the Eastern States, upon
which the party must depend for success.
Hog Packing In the United staies-CTop
Outlook Ia the west
CINCINNATI, March 19.h.-The Cincinnati
Price Current tomorrow prints its eompila-
ton of pork packing the past season ct seven
citiaf-Chicsgc, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Kan
sas City, indianapolis, Milwaukee ana L)Uis-
ville-showing total of S,S67,4 hogs,
against !, 450. $40 last yesr. decrease OF
5S3, 455 hogs. This is decrease Of Is 81 100
pounds in the average gross weight, making
8 deficiency in the manufacture Of the pre-
duct equivalent to SIS. 600 hogs. It will also
inf, afiou r,rparptuer the condition
Of the wheat crop, showing that in Ohio Is is
fully up to the average, generally very good
in InGisns, less uniformity Of tsvorableness
in Illinois, but of fairly good promise /; some
frost damage in Missouri, but the general
condition fair vaTiableness in Kansas, with
considerable injury ia some places from dry
cold winds; backward, but pfouisiDg IN
Michigan, and very little irrepar4hle loss
anywhere 10 the winter wheat belt.
Swallowing Glass with Suicidal latent.
ST. LOUIS, March 19sh.-A warrant was
sworn out agaiass &cFs1dsE this afternoon,
and he wss placed ia jail, occupying q cell
with Tiiler, the express rshber. Later IN the
afternoon ne crushed glass vial he had IN
his pocket by stamping upon It, and while
eating supper mixed the pounded glass with
the food and swallose1 It. About an hour
later Tiiler reported tas matter TO one Of the
all guards, and d.. DoTsett, the dispenssry
physician, was immediately summoned, who
gave McFadden stEOos emetie, but he
yoaised 10 glass. showing the food Co have
been digested. He Is sti.l in ii. and at lsss
accounts not suffering, but Dr.. Dorsett Gays
inflammation of the bowels will probably set
in tomorrow and prove fatal.
EiOpemeRt Of n White waman with 8
Negro FrustrRted.
ERIE lPa.), March I9.h.-A seussti NAL
elopement was frastrsLed tonight, the lsdy
being Mrs. BihiD, youug married woman,
Of good family, aud the man sn illiterate
coiored youth, employed. as a hod-csrrier.
The psir were discovered on the cars So the
train was leaving the depot, and q scene en-
sued. Mrs. Martin, mother Of the girl, sp-
pesled to the police TO prevent ths outrage.
but Mrs. Bifin escaped. and has not been re-
covered.
The Virginia legislature.
RICHMOND. March 19ih.-Ths General AS,
sembiy closed its extended session to-day,
and adjourned sine die. The appropriation
bill provides for the investment of the sur
plus funds in the treasury, not exceeding
S100, eco per month, in Riddlebergcr bonds,
to meet the interest on the whole State debt,
when funded. The Senate instructed the
Clerk to send to the President of ths United
States Senate q copy of a resolution request
ing Senator Mshone 10 resign, and asking
that the resolution be read in the Senate.-
The Railroad Situation in the Northwest.
CHICAGO, March 10 9h.-The railroad aitua-
ton in the Northwest was finally arranged
to-day upon sn amicable basis the fouc roads
Observation-Disclosures Rcck Island, Bur-
lIngton, and Milwaukee and st. Paul
stipulating to form q pool TO run two yesss,
to date from april fst. Any road can de-
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justment of the percentages. The quastion
of percentages was referred TO Arbitrator
Bogue, all lines agreeing to abide by his find
inss. In the meantime the present rates are
to be maintained.
Don't want Amy More Pauper ImmI-
grants.
PHILADELPHIA, March 195h.-A special TO
the Press from Mshsnoy City says that the
people are protesting against crowding Hun
garian paupsrs in that region by the New
York eTnigrant agencies. 4 committee of
the Town Council tonight visited twenty
deus, in which 800 persons were found. Mcst
0ens sre cid stables, sud few contain more
thsn one room in which rnen, women and
children are nuddied in sickening Nth and
stencil.
VIII Sell Cut Their Lime Of Steamships.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19sh.-The Amer.
lean Steamship Company Is considaring the
offers msde for their ships by the Red Star
line. It is held that line of steamers sailing
under American coiors cauEot De made to
pay, and the American Steamship Company
has concluded that Is could expect no relief
from Congress.
Sullivan Evidently Weakening.
CLEVELAND, March 19sb. duncan @. Ross
received word from Chicago to-day, inform
ing him that sullivan hiss put up no forfeit
money, and insists on the Queersbury rules,
which Ross inteTprets as meaning that Suili-
van is weakening. Ross says it is absurd to
stipUlato Qleensbury rulss. No man ever
won q championship under them, Thcmpsoa
desires to fight according to ring rules. public
or private. Ross insinrates that Sullivan Is
talking loud to advertise bis tour, and does
not intend to fight.
Rough and Tumble Fight.
NEW YORK. March 10 .h.-Mr. Bailey, the
English actor, and Mc. Arthur, formerly
theatrical manager, hsd a savage fight il tbs
Union Square Hotel Monday night, over
business as well ss domestic troubles. Both
were roughly handled. They we're arrested
and discharged.
Children Poisoned by Mistake.
LOUISVILLE, March 19th.-By mistake.
four children Of G. D. Alsop, near this cisy,
were given opium fog powdered rhubar6 to.
day By their mother. Two of the children
have dad, and the othezs ars not expected to
live.
Forced to Sign Check at the Muzzle of
a Revolver.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 19sh-Hon. E. B
Caldwell, an attorney Of this city, was this
evening held up by ore Healy at the muzzle
Of revolver, and forced TO sign 3 check for
$500, Healy claiming that Caldwell had
wronged him in cattle trade to that
amount. Warrants are out for the arrest of
Healy. Healy is man Of means, and an
old cattle dealer, well known il trade cir
cies.
Glove Fight.
New YORK, March 19Sh.-A glove fight
for $3.50 a side was fought between Patrick
Sullivan, of New York, aud AL Powers, If
Brooklyn, at the Clarendon Hotel, in the
presence of several hundred spectators. Four
rounds were TO have been fought, bus Powers
was knocked ont IN the third round.
Reducing Marriage License.
ANNAPOLIS (Md.l, March 19sh. - The
House Of Delegates passed the Senate bill re-
ducing the marriage license from 81 80 to 60