Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-24
WHOLE NO. 10,459.

! toner plucSily stnod his Ground amid n vocal
/ tempest and when the noise had subsidized
( Schurz read letter of Bishop Huntington de-
claring Cleveiand's sin a thing OF the past.
schurz resumed his speech, hut was soon after
@ Iy @ ny ro, , iuN t ,i;ce VS.
| corted the oucstioner ont of the hall.
! pn.,,. =; S,ss,c,,,satts
- -, - -.
! lNtNIoS, Octopcr 4Sd;--hutler spoke at MUSIC
i,Sli .. noon toNtiHt thouSanu peisous; most!
/ I9p9IthS men ms speech IN the inun was
/ I'LL ~ W H. ~ ~. |uSls W p Sib
he characterized as bosh. and said that the last
! time he saw the gentleman was when he bor-
| rnwed so from his business manager In New
/ York to get home ~ Iee ('r,ndail. Who backed
/ General Parsons" General Butler said lis
another who fre qlently made big promises but
J made Il lameutahlc iailure" Instead of a coll
| lapse of the Peoples party. which had been
| predicted The only eoliaps,. he hqd heard of
| was that Of the Dejuocratic party in Ohio. lie
I then paid his respects 20 the monopolistS. aud
s'iu S.is, !, ie "S ~ power nc "oo n'"Ne
I . +, ''''1
~" hEptoEh; oeaoheF -:,I;-NenerHi bu'ier
ft 7i ti '''r W. , iJ i1,,jii va "
IN, t,r,,Ss s,,iT,, that iii the rno t,,noS N hnd
| sgi4 about hi,,, 9v,rc ,,tr,,, as ,,i ~ mo l,Sd
| So. ,,.',..rs,.. -,
| oiIce ff"tec'i"h SsAcN f"''
| BOSroN, October I'D William II. Whitman,
| Chairman of the City Committee of the Peoples
| party. has applied Jp the Police Commissioners
! FOR police protection ~ the Peoples party meet
| ing The request has been made in consequence
OF threats th9t Butler who Is to speak at the
Of his = Ii;,
| ,...,,.,,,,,.,;, -, -, ~
bei""ci"hc NoihAhee An"orSt" ny ne
pubiiCaus.
! IruAcAfN w Oetober asd-The ReDuhlicaA
| Consressioua, Convention AZ Seneca Fails today
unanimously and by aeclamation indorsed the
DenoeTitle NOMINEE ,9hh Arn9t; ms lee9ta
| meets me appToVM OK the hepuoleans OF tilS
uiNtl III III liilttSlH VI liudiltt ittt tftiiu-
Anxiety to Shake Hands with Blaine.
| NEW YoEK. october 2sd.-The Sqa's speciai
| from the pioine ,srt1 saws Al Vinc.Dpes Glaine
had the ro,,best rocartan he has Vet had MA
stand was too far away and when he moved
/ back to the train 100 petsous gathered about
| trying to shake him by the hand and hc was
| badly hustled. To escape, he climbed over 4
| Darbed,Wire iehce ana IN 50 dolng ne cNught
the rlSht bool ana na.l IL nadly TORN ACROSS tle
| 'op 1t ""s "oiuei tu''t ti's loo' ese"peu'
| What Does ii Mean?
| s1ortiant writes 1tt he has rse.ii.al the t,llow-
| ibb,. and inCi,iras ,sbat II means W ~
| THE "woRtn,, N,,,s yonl octobor nh
Dear Sir: VIII You please send the World the
name of an active Democrat at each Postotlee
| IN your county? kepublleans are threatening
tt oieYelao M s snl not no ,, De iiasurate9 II ne
elected -, by the votes OF I'VE southern states IN
| winch they claim the fraud OF 1876 must not be
repeated. and the DemocratlG hosts must be
va So W. = r MS VIC Si'i r
JOSEPH PULITZER.
III. So,,. yo,.,, ,,,,.o,,,,,. ,:,,,,.
= -' - sS.i4
7 NEW YORK, octohcr s;d-SpeaElng OF me lte-
hn!I4n h, .i euuic 90 lor , na!9l, h,aS pEseNe %
| dent. not Mav6r. The Herald saws; Philiips'
nomination is the carrying out of the first part
| of the contract by John " Brien with Tammany
| Sa,,,;u. r,v..,,.d;,r,
| NEW YORK, october I'D The sun says
| Blaines reception IN indiana Is something ex-
| IL
| date Tor the Presidency was ever before vel
| coined with such enthusiasm by the people OF
| great state.
| Inc "Suns warning.
| NEW YORK, october 23d;-The sun repeats its
MMalll,uF' Mt y we 'iiiiiN "ioNei Nlefci''nu
| 0e Edo, of Eus;c, Ab.,5o,.d
y, mn
flrTSBCRG, october 23d.-Ine ldea OF a fusion
! between the Democrats ana Butlerltes III fenll-
| syNama was abandoned to-day. Thomas a.
tin 70 f 10 tho " n,irnnS Of
! the opposition. and if possible defeating Calvin
| Wells the Republican clector as contemplated
| Not Tanub,ic,n 5,Iuralit,, m, tI,. cor,,ras-
t'
| sional Vote OF ONO.
| COLUMBUS. October 9Sd-The net Republican
! plurality on the Congressional vote of the last
| election is l95lS on official returns In last
| nights dispatches McKiuleys minority was
| given 500 short otherwise the figures though
/ partially unofficial, were correct.
| 'sr-ao ,go, k;J,oJ h,, 81 I,o;Iar ;7,,,osi,
e' '''' ''-e" "S " i'oiei iNt'A"9ioi''
GALVESTON, october E5d-lhe ACUS Alaska
| e.. ~ special says; Inc boilers OF T. Scratches
d Co. SaWmlI exploded TINS morning, killing
three men.
bloody Row on Il Passenger Train
Txnr,x,ports octoler o2d Ti.e r,,,,ors
W - :i Si , -. 'Dp'a .'t'
Wtpt3n nPtS.i vL tl.,s. :, nio',s ~" oe
NAT c;t, This cTe%in, Tbr t~,in mi of
n"ore yyo rot,r,,i % ti D1roti to
va - a. i'i7 @ I'm t,e I ,ti
crasnd [vith iin,Io- drcw lon. tni{e onS ba,ssn
c,'tSu t & IN itm ii'ii' or" !, io,'s Aitie '',I
ffr 49,, IN No s,,il n b,i
was dangerously stabbed in the face and CON
duetor Price was va, stabbed III. in the iace The
woman was finally elected from the train.
Mitchell Challenges MeCaarey.
New York. October 23d.-Charles Mitchell
the pugilist, has issued challenge to Domirick
McCalrey to fiSnt within six weeks. with hard
gloves or bare iisls, at any city IN the world,
barring New Orleans, Tor IRON 500 to S2oOJ Il
side. Mitchell has deposited 500
Magnificent Building DESTROYED by Fire.
~, --,r, fo.,,,o. oo1 A. IA ,.o1oo1- .,,i
evening a fire was discovered in the cloak de-
paTtment of Chapman's mammoth dry goods
establishment. resulting in IFS complete destruc-
tion together with its contents. There was a
prompt response of the fire department, but it
was soon evident thal the structure was doomed.
entire IRE 4elrsleht oi le cIt!' ,I Rtt even tnis
seemed 70 nave no eileGt ON me names when
- ~ " V,;bi t, hnr ,r
rom fha time of djscayering the FIRE tho bnijd
49, ,rtj cOr+or+e ,,.,.-,, a 50. ,T -,,;re 1bo
iS I qiru @ UOieSa mVtG d , "i SIo m i % ft
Id , . % No n3 ,a ff I,ic!rSi md
milwaukee, streets Loss on buiIdiup $50 O5o:
on Chapmaa's stock, S250,Ge0 Stark Bros, oc-
cupying portion of the building lose $4,000
on stock. Everything is fully covered by insur-
anee. AT ll;39 the Milwaukee-street wall iell,
but, warning having been given, the hremen
ana eitizens were out OF danger No one was
Az -, Aite[ yer, 'e laiils o .G tnd val td
t eiJ nuoI "a uiei uu;,tiol o =, ,i
iioii i SlitiIIs ~ tio 'uJuihS poeAs' WHICH,
La" PiS'io'slH seciicu lileNl'dole-
The First Cold Wave.
Nr,y YonE October o3d The first cold wave
arrived 10. ni1ht The fhcruorneter at tIis hour
marks 3So and colder weather is nromised
z1,,, &
NE" YORK, October z3d-lhe Ii9o0Re mas tue
following telegram 10 kooert Bohler rom ms
son fIeQeficN VINO Is at i,eAiilSloI ny, A9gu iI
. T1tted TINS afternoon IN - " ana repeated ~
4'!2 " enc went tle iast quarter 81 i!lS sect,nu
t t,'I'0 r. Rir l' ,,e & - 40 ni,
Fine S,,i, reu,c,,ed.
-. =, ,r,l~,-... cru. :,
BATH (Ne;l oc.oDer nc sup utioett HI ".
hopef was launcileu liIS altcthuoi. enc SvsI
Sl29,oQO, ana is the largest snip ever ~ ~ia.incnSu
irom Batn she Is ihlehieu Ior the va lioIii'h
trade.
PostmaSters Commissioned.
WASHINGTON. October 23d.-The following
post1nosterS Iyerp commissioned to-day; Albert
F IIayne, Ontario. Cal: jeremiah j. Lynch,
NTfsh1IyaLn Or: George H. Stipp Peunte Los