Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-21
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| and Beecher style. conccde and condone his
unchastity and fall back upon mis- conspicuous
honesty. The story of the wrecking of the
| Buffalo and jamestown Railroad viii now call
| upon them for further eonccding and condemn
| ing. Cleyeands success in this direction ranks
him as the peer of Tilden himself in rail.
| road wrecking. The road was organized
! in March, 1872, and Cleveland and Bis
] sell were elected its attorneys. The panic
| of that year prevented the sale of stock
| that was expected, and, after much argument
| and persuasion, the city of Buffalo subscribed
| for Sl,pe00Q0 OF the stock at par and issued
| bonds for the money, which 1t has since been
| paying at the rate Of $4,000 principal and
| almost rs much interest yearly. with ten years
! yet 10 run. The road was then bonded for
$4,000, and contractors and officers were heavy
| purchasers of the bonds IL was opened for
business IN 1873, and although the company had
realized nearly Sl,000000 from the sale OF stock
! and bonds 1t det&ulted on the payment Of in
terest on MS bonds in 1876, Foreclosure was at
| ehce begun and simultaneously the Wrecking OF
! the road took place
| In this procedure the schedule of bondholderS
shows that Cleveland & BisSell held $4,000 OF
mortgage bonds. and il IS matter of record that
! they were solicitors for the sale OF stocks and
| BONDS thG owners OF bonds and The manipu-
| laloIS OF the scheme by which the h0ndhuldcrs
/ captured the road. The firm Of Cleveland X
BiSSels managed the proceedings bv which
! slWh,C0 of stock held hv the city of Buffalo
and Sle0,~I held 10y Others was completely
! wiped ont. They were the legal representative
| plumber.
1, may be that the Pharisec> win coudone
| those artS pf dishonesty as they did his sCt of
! unchaStity, and that they viii take high moral
/ ground, that as an uuch&Ste life does not dis
GIelN man trom holding the Presidential
/ oleve 50 dishonesty should not ana MS both his
dislohe>tN aud uchnstity were pTaCtcCd eight
! years ago, when Cleveland was IS years of n.,c.
! We shall hear them declaring that his def.aud-
| ing 0I The city Of BuGilo like tho outrll.c com
| mittcd upon Maria IIapin, was one of the sins
/ of his YOUTH, when he was sowing his tyild
oats. In view Of the facts III the ease however.
! people who are truly good will not take this
! view oi IT, and VIII be apt to suggest that The
! man who is both unchaStc and dishonest h
unfit to be a President
Great Republican Demonstration in New
York.
/ New YORK. October 10th-S o'clock, II this
hour the business portion of down-town j. alive
/ with preparations for the Blaine and Logan
| demonstration in Wall street this ailerisz
which promises to be exceedingly large and en-
| thusiastic. Broadway is filed with n marching
| column OF the dry goods contingent of 900 men,
| the Produce Exchange 1,lu0. Stock Exchange
| l,SO jewelers. 100, four bands and q variety Of
| banners. The meeting promises TO bc the largest
| and the most significant Of the campaign TINS
! far in this city. From Broadway to William
| streets, and both Nassau ard Broad streets. are
! packed with merchants and business men, ana
| the enthusiasm suUpaSSes any gathering uf a
similar description in the city since the monster
| parade during the Garfield campaign The diff
| ierent dry goods associations aggregated 5000.
| J. II. Herrick. President OF the Produce EN-
| change, presided on the grand stand in froat of
the sub-Treasury Among the Vice-Presidents
! were representatives Of All exchanges and every
| branch OF trade. Among the speakers are SEQ
! retary Gresham, General Hawley. sherman
! Rogers, Ex,lieutenant- Governor Woodford Levi
| T. Morton, Senator Hall and Alexander Sullivan.
| SECOND DISPATCH
| NEW YORK. October 2lst-A M.-Thc Tribune
| says The business mems demonstration in
| honor Of Blaine and Logan yesterday afternoon
was one of the largest and most imposing ever
seen in this city. The parade was in marked
contrast with that gotten up by the Cleveland
managers few days ago. Ii was com
posed OF clubs representing the dry goods
! trade, stocR, produce, cotton, mercan-
! tile and two petroleum exchanges the
| jewelers. trade, business men of lower Wall
street and other bodies II was memorable
procession that wended its way to the Sub
| Treasury, and il was marvellous audience that
| the speakers addressed. Never better
! open-air assembly of any character gathered 10
| hear speakers on campaign issues.
Death of a Prominent Tammanyite.
New YORK. October 20th.-Police Commits
sioner Sidney ?. Nichols died at his residence.
an illness that began in July last. Nichols was
/ Chairman of the Tammany Hall General Com
mittee, and one of John Kelly's most trusted
| lieutenants
Citizens Meeting in New York.
New York, october 9oth.-At a citizens meet
| ing in the Academy of Music tonight William
| Il. Grace the predecessor of Mayor Edson was
nominated for Mayor The speakers included
Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby. Oswald Ottendorfer.
editor of the S'ddtS Zci.uHg and William A. Cole
| of the Irish -AniericuH.
Registration in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, october 20th-To-day was The last
day of registration in Brooklyn. The number
| registered was 296+i. making total registration
Of l2l,62i-against l06,Sji last year, and lll,G9O
| III 1850
The Blaine Libel Suit.
INDIANAPOLIS, October e0th.-In the United
states Court this morning the case of Blaine ".
trial on December 23d. Delcndants attorney
had subpoena issued for Blaine, to serve on
him tomorrow. The agreement between nttor-
| peyS was that all writs and subpenas should be
! served on Blaine counsel.
Democratic Outlook in New York.
WASHINGTON. October a0th-At Democratic
headquarters in this city a great deal OF anxiety
| is manifested regarding the factiOual Gght in
| New York city and county The Democratic
| organization is being severely criticised for not
| lndorsinS the Tammany local ticket. There is
! some apprehension that the presence in the
! field of two local tickets would destroy all
! chance OF cleveland carrying he State, owing
| to the opportunity which would thus be pre-
! sented Of trading votes. There IS Il general be
! lief that the National Committee viii be able
! TO effect settlement of the differences between
! the two factions. Ii is said that the National
| Committee is endeavoring to persuade The
/ county Democrats TO accept the Tammany
Butler in New York.
| OswEGo, October 2lth.-Seven hundred per.
! sons heard General Butler make his speech To-
| night. r. &. Holbrool;. of the Vulcan Iron
| Works introduced the General In speaking of
! the iaWleSSncss and murder in the South Tho
| General excited thuuders OF applause Here
| he said: "If you elect me President | will
/ elthergo into my ,Gt or into my coffin and
! viii either stop these murders, North and South
| or II have lot of tirst-class funerals 10 keep
/ me busy. OF the Parsons story the General
/ said He styles himself General Parsons lie
may possibly have been Il sutler in the Con1ed-
/ itA Dtl ilpr B.Tt aud
| does not like me now. He Is trying to set even
| with me by telling lies.
Who Was the Murderer?
CoNNELIsyILLE Pa,). October 10Th - This
morning when Rice Orbin came down to break
| fast at his parents home i'll Bradford he ex-
| claimed i'll frightened tones: ~ had terrible
/ dream last night. Edreamed that shot a man
while ont hunting last Thursday" His rela-
| tiyes laughed at the matter hut young Orbin
insisted upon going to the scene of the shooting
and finally persuaded his brother-iii-law, named
Jones, 10 accompany him. Arriving at the
! spot, nVe miles from home, in dense thicket
| of laurel was found the body of Jacob Klink
with Il bullet hole through his brain. Orbin
and his companion were Mortified, returned to
town and notified Justice Campbell, who will
hold an inquest tomorrow OrbinS story is
received with some degree of incrcdulity. The
general opinion is that ne shot klink accident
ally and was afraid 10 confess. Both men bore
good regulations.
IsIoodshed in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, October 20th-The CGurieF-Jour-
pdfS Sheibyville special reports the killing Of
Elijah Kirk by Robert Clark, near there Kirk
accused Clark of circulating evil reports about
| his daughter, snd got shotgun and rode out to
| Clark's house, after having threatened 10 kill
! him. He was riding up and down the road,
watching for Clark's appearance, when the lat
/ ter opened the front door and fired two shots
/ with n gun, riddling Kirk with buekshot and
! shooting his head almost OF
Logan in Iowa.
DUBUQUE. october 30th.-Ceueral Logan was
/ introduced to large audience tonight by Colo
| ne D B Henderson. He confined his remarks
! almost exclusively to the tariff. AFTER thanking
| the citizens of Iowa for the reception rendered
him, he entered into discussion OF the issues
ofthe day. in which the records OF the two par
ties were briefly sketehed
Horsethieves Rescued.
HELENA (Mont1. October 29th-The coach be-
tween jefferson Civ and Bowlder Creek was
held up to-day, the object being to rvscue two
horsethieves supposed to be cn the coach. Par
ties are in pursuit.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK October 2lth.-Stocks again weak
and depressed The decline in prices ranged
from TO 215, Omaha preferred, st. Paul, North-
west, Union Pacific, Lackawanna. Western
Union and New York Central being the weakest
shares. 1T II o'clock the market was fraction
better.
NEW YORK. October 10Th. Stocks after
O'clock decidedly weak and round amount of
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