Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-09
WHOLE NO. 10,446.

greatest confusion and the speakers de-
parted amid volleys ei pistol shots and
stones.
A Good Republican Document.
New YORK, October Sth.-The Replibli-
can National Committee has caused about
q million copies of little leatiet TO be
printed for general distribution all over the
Union containing comparative prices OF
the neceSSaries of life in Europe and, the
United States, protesting to show that while
wages here are much higher than in Eng
land, France and Germany, the cost of sub
sistence is quite as low. Taking one thing
with another the wages comparison shows
Il higher range here by twenty-five to fifty
per cent. This tract has caused some irri-
tation at Democratic headquarters, ana in
Structions have been issued to the literary
bureau 10 prepare an answer to II without
delay, for circulation, especially AT the
manufacturers and workingmens mass
meetings.
Another Slapder Against Mr.. blaine
Squelched.
CANTON tO.0, October Sth-Blaine said
to-day, in answer to an inqujring news
paper reporter, that the assertion of War
rem Fisher that he (Blane) had Offered
sum of money for the Mulligan letters, was
utterly untrue Ii was n mere malicious
invention Blaine added THAT there was
never time when he would have paid n
single penny Tor the letters, though be al
WAYS maintained that il was n gross inya-
son of his private rights that the letters
should be hawked about and published.
Butler in Michigan.
BAY Cry. October Sth.-General Butler
and party arrived here At $3.50 this after
pori ,yh,.r" 10 iS,'ol a3lraS,1 -,
az 2 o0O an ~, s,,b;,et ,,f n,n,,o,SoIins In
Inf, ~ J ~, ',q 9,i,JTc' T ., ino',opo''S nc
:, p;,.,,. So, -. ,r.,,,
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~" 10 r.: 800, ., Ntn' T'IVh peliIPSey,
1nd.iP,J" 1,m u5tt MeiS"t' a'''' i'opert iu,ts-
ou'i, ~ i1.,'S tS''',,'' ,ious'' ne'ee elSit-
,oI"H ,I " 9';'st, TT,Ni'S'e'is luioS' M Pug'c
h'l' go - '''s.i' t'"pIyJ 'oiCS,' .i,s isI'-
-, - - - p'il ''' ''''' = '' ""S 'N"''e" 'ic
Fi-' P"ise'
The Trade an" labor convention
CHICAGO, October Sth.-The Trade and
Labor Conventions afternoon session was
Almost enufeiy taken mp WIN the presehla-
lo'l VI anu u'SoSSiol VI, 'pi 'lle
I'n'l,os1l'oh Oh 'he ooi'i'''ol o' 'ile ''o'r-
ii's e''ssoS'
Disaster on Lake Michigan
CHiSAGo, October Sth.-A storm on Lake
Michigan last night blew away u SNAIL
Shanty III which labnrcrS employed in the
Inlet Lake Tunnel at Hyde Park were
lodged. Ii was set ON piles in The lake,
about mile from the shore. There were
sixteen men in ali, employed III the inlet,
and by the carrying away Of the shaniy
they were left clinging to stringeHs on the
beam in 4 most periiouS position One man
came ashore on plank near South Chi
o1frn md lS no ~
drowned. A hfe-saving crew has gone to
the rescue
SECOND DlSPAItILl
CHICAGO, October Sth.-The hfe-sayng
crew. shortly before noon. succeeded in
throwing line 10 the trall pier, from which
the shanty had been blown, and the rescue
OF what remains OF the party IS now GER
tain unless they should IN the meantime
be overcome by exhaustion and cold. Eight
figures can be distinguished through Il held
glass clinging to the pier, which, together
with the one who floated ashore, leaves
seven unaccounted for, and 1t Is feared they
have been lost.
Jim Eenwick's Latest Victory.
New YoRk October sth.-The World
saws of lin Renw;ck's triu,rph Yesterday
Tic start was effected with Caramel Eliza
beth Gano and .Jir, Renwick in the lead.
followed closely bv Lady Loude Pontiac,
Strathspev and the others Before they
reached the clubhouse Lady Loudc took
decided lead, and with Elizabeth second
and Caramel third, showed the way to the
turn for the south held. Hau way round
the south field Pontiac and StathSpey
joined Lady Loude. They led the remainder
in close order to the thrcc-quarter post,
and thence into the stretch, Half way be-
tween the three-quarters and the seven fur
lnta., IL. fIpL. InI hot
Strathspey and Lady Loudc, ana Keeping
straight on, won quite easily by a length,
with Strathspey second. Time, l:lSt.
The Coming Fight Between Sullivan ard
Latin.
PROVIDENCE, October Sth.-John l.. SUI
livan SAYS he intends to train down to 20U
pounds or less for set-to with Latin He
is willing TO wager 81 GOO to g, 500 that he
will have the best of Latin FROM the start,
and is confident of easily disposing OF him.
After the Latin fight he desires match
with All. Greenfield, The English athlete,
ana win Mitchell' II the latter is 50 IN
ciineu' nc declares SViemniy lhat ne mas
stopped drinking 10! all tiine, ana is deter
mined 10 take care OF hlnisei After COM
pieuhs ms engagements III this country he
M Mlii CIV 9ol'tc ptiioiiIIcSs, anu
Ind and Sns,r"i;, '''''''' = ''e''''''' 80
aeihs LII 1Ae"'ucH!'
CoVINGToN, October Sth-ihe track to-
day was silii- The seven and half fur
longs race, for all ages, Billy Gilmore won,
Pearl Jennings second, Glenzarine third.
Time, LOB The race Tor the 10000 stakes,
eiilree-q4al.efS ol i li'l'e' Iqr iWo-yeF-oti
Iady Of tLn ala th;r3 TIM 1,Ioi ~
1|iIc ana boIf banS;con Wana,,ari ,,!n,,
UinI;rbt sacnnd Bren.bidader ~ r;,oa
3.lU Tbe thraa. .n,,artnrS nf ni;ie hnat,
race Ssnntcrer WON SnIor,, sccnnI p"sf
t;nc 1'5o wiz ''''''''' '>>''i'' '''''
Maud 6. still I,nuroy;,~
=, NEW YORK, october Sth:-1aJ f'eld and
at Hartford half mile IN l:O3l, and the
las last quarter In ;oV4' she WI! be dfiFen