Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-11

Professor r. Ogden Doremus, Marshal
Morton McMichael, Schuyler Crosby. ). q.
quintard and Acknowledgement Brewster.
The President held a long consultation
| with Brewster. The subject discussed, il IS
| sid, was the rendering ot the Sccyetartsh'p
| df the Treasury 10 Cornelius \. Bliss, o:
this CITY
Sensation in Indiana.
! INDIANAPOLIS, October l0th.-Ahout
year ago there appeared III the Cincinnati
Enquirer an advertisement il the personal
column signed by Miss Sarah Nstun, oi
/ ii'arkers Landing, Pa, in which IL WAS
| stated that the signer was q widow ot some
means and desirous OF opening correspond
ence with q gentleman with view to mat
! rimony. The advertisement came 10 the
notice of Thomas g. Welsh, q negro barber
/ of this city, and he answered it, stating,
however, that he was a physician with Il
| good practice. The correspondence contin-
ued for several months. Photographs were
exchanged, and Il regular courtship carried
on entirely by letters. Welsh, though
negro, is almost white, and decided TO con-
ceal from the widow the fact that he was q
| negro. In July last the pair concluded that
the matter had gone far enough to reach
climax, and proposition by widow Orton
that they be married by telegraph was
readily accepted by Welsh This was
done on July 9th. The minister who per-
! Sn,itl, a negro harl,ar III Ills citv and
! NOT n,;n;stnr ot ali Widow orion stood
| at the pittsbnro end of the wire and Welsh
at this end, and the questions were put
j and answered by telegraph month
later Nine. Welsh caine on to indianapolis
| to Join her iege, who was prepared for her
coming ana liad aiScare'ee tile sheafs ana II
razor ior tie ieech ana l'leuiciiie case. ne
was hard up, OF course, anu ms S'rahSeiy
acquired spouse went down INTO hef We'll
hlled wallet ana proillceu enough Iucfe 70
furnish an ofhce ana hahS out q Shllgle
bearing the legend, dhoIhas u. "eish'
physician ana surgeon.
All went pleasantly enough uil ABOUT a
week ago, when a meddiesome spihster
limited 10 Mrs. Welsh that the companion
OF her JOYS was coon, linen there was
Il scene. Inc liate spouse proceeaed 10
pack her trunks preparatory 10 leaving lor
her former nome, ana sWofe She "ou'd
never return 10 ihuiaiiapoiis. " elsh, Wlo
had been enjoying tne sltttatioil' as MIS-.
Welsh footed all the pilis ana kept the par
out OF her own funds, rebelled at partihg
with the goose that lad the golden eggs,
and swore that she should never ieaVe tle
town alive. Some OF the neighbors. tear
ing that he might carry out his threats,
had the pair arrested, and they are now III
the Central station. The woman is quite
good looking, and not al all the type OF Il
female who would be suspected OF such al
escapade.
Causes Which Have Led to the Cheap
ness of Wheat.
S,,,,. yor,- oo,olor 1otb T.1,o,e'e ;
od;.a,,;.I s,D-S 4 rooo,,t d;snotrh from, San
Erann;oo :.oos +ha+ tbe pr;ca Of wbeat
i,an ;s nov. in1o +hon ot anv time since
Goiiflrn;o co,',n ;rto tbo Jrnion The tact
sIn,,Id ,,t d;s,oo,,ra,o ~; fornia ,rodncarS
hoa,or f1r o,7o,oaI chaannass of
'I,oet lol IL 20 tI'a+ ctota ~, t,,is
'','',r'.rI rbo nfs;a;oI n,,aroC-o nr;ca nf
49, E+riorI fnr rho WOOL, end;ng Son.
to,nher 12tl vas only 34s nor quarter N.
81 O2 per bushel. To appreciate this mar
velously low price for that country we must
notice that the yearly average has never
been as low as 81 20 per bushel since 1881.
1t was 81 09l that year, but had not been
as low in any previous year since 1880, and
even then the average price for the year
was 81 0S. To all appearance the English
average for July, August and September
must have been about 81 0S, yearly aver
age not touched for over 100 wears. Com
mcnting on the low prices, the London
Ecoaonsia saws: 1.-The chief reason of this
|
those countries beyond Europe where
wheat can be so cheaply ground, are so
vastly increased and so much less costly
than they used to be- The Tribune adds
The cheapening of transportation from
India can hardly be reckoned as a cause of
: the present low prices in the English or
= American markets. Recent statements are
that the average freight charge from the in.
terror of India to ports of shipment and
thence to Liverpool are about 45I cents per
bushel of sixty pounds. When allowance
is made for the cost of handling in India
and at the ports. it will he seen that at the
rates of freight from Chicago to Liverpool
the American farmer has an advantage OF
30 cents Der bushei or more
pox and .ts Contents
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NEW i9NH ~ Goa.i
tileIc iaiiue'l I Nas'!e oai'tei' q ii,"it nv
~ ~ - III rs,nt',io., 'I bal ,a,,,a o,It
~ t,.aci dnyn so1,,a mamhars of q se,.rai
o,.,,,i,+i,,, ,-bo had NOT only attefnntad tc
murder him. but had planned the destruc-
ton of buildings and the assassination OF
eminent personages in Great Britain. He
left a large box in the baggage-room. which
he said he would call for at an early day
, From that time he has not been seen or
, heard from. Yesterday afternoon the box
I was OnGHcti dllt lOtt!Ni 10 COutsiIil didN
of buildings in England and Ireland with
models of internal machines appended, and
dotted spaces indicating where the machine
could be used to much advantage. one
drawing contains design ofthc Constable
own house and document detailing plan
, to blow up him and his family. Ihere are
besides, models OF dynamite machines
, with notes explaining how to use them ano
lists OF suspects. Inc Supefin'cndeht EN- Salc -;
| that the documents ana Piahs Ill .iie Don
were OF such character that tne @ Govern 1 .i'
ment might desire 10 get possession qi tileli &,
: first, as there was a likeiih9ou tiia1 m tnt
owner had peen put oi' Oh the way hele
In the Superlntendents opinioh, the pup
lished Description OF what was II, N, lne poh
could defeat the ellas OF justice; l iiat suci
important documents I: nave not oeeii ciaii'ieo
py tne owner ne oelleSe1'' was s,,oh5 ~,
dicaton that he had oeeh loailE uea'
> with
G Northern Money Going into North Car
oina.
= New YORK. October 10th.-A dispatcl
= from halclSh, N u, say 2eFelai persons
rep q 80 70 C,o,, ,,,rotaSad fa
: .;e TX, ,,.or boIf lite, foo, -
pau PAN i.,.t i,tn a,1nttnr soo,,rad ~
phieN ; m;,,,luf f, snn,a Tt;na inreSt
iica lli.iloa ioi ~ a." 1,c,d =,