Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-28

| umph. New York is not doubtful Blaine and
Logan will unquestionably get the electoral
vote of the State. The idea that Cleveland will
| carry the State of New York is an absurd one. y
Was there not strong opposition to Blaine
| among Stalwarts of New York;" asked the re-
porter.
'.oh. the staiwarts are all right-they're al
ways Republican,
Hendricks at Home.
LOUISVILLE October 9th. = Hendricks was
greeted by 10000 people at New Albany, Ind.
tonight. In his speech he discussed the tariff
arguing that duties should be levied only for
! defrayine the expenses of the Government. He
said Cleveland received support from the best
elements of the Republican party including
ministers, scientists, college professors students.
editors and labo,ers. He emphasized the fact
. that the Democrats looked for strong support
from the independent Republicans. In closing
he eulogized the Democratic party, saying it
espouSed the cause of the weak against the
strong. of the poor against the rich, of the OPP
pressed against the oppreSsor. The speech was
frequently interrupted by applause. Governor
Hendricks was followed by General Manson and
others, who delivered brief and encouraging
addresses.
a Sensational Story Exploded.
New YORK, October 27th.-The story which
appeared III the papers recounting the eXecu-
ton of Countess Pourtales in Japan is entirely
without foundation. Madame Pourtales has
been living happily with her husband ever
since her marriage, some twelve years ago and
is at present living with him in Switzerland
She will return with him to his post in Java at
the expiration of his present leave of absence
The Niagara State Reservation.
BUFFALO On W October 27th.-Judge Corlett
Of the supreme Court to-day confirmed the re-
port of the appraiser the matter of the Niagara
State reservation. The total amount of award
is 81 49,, i2G.
Tildcn's Stable Burned.
YoNKERS (N. W. October 27th.-Iast night
fire broke out in the hay loft of s. J. Tilden's
fine stables at Greystone. Louis Johannasen,
Tilden's valet, and family who occupied apart
ments in the building, had a very narrow escape
from being burned. The carriages and horses
were rescued, but all the sleighs, hay grain and
other property was consumed with the building,
which was constructed of stone. The loss is
estimated at S15,G0o There no insurance.
The origin of the fire could not be ascertained.
The Railroad Conductors.
Boston, October 27th.-The Grand Division of
Railroad Conductors concluded its session to-
day by electing the following officials: Grand
Junior Conductor, Wm.J Durbin. of Milwaukee;
Grand Inside Sentinel, II. c. Cronin, of Boston;
Member of Insurance Committee, William II.
Ingraham, OF st. Thomas, Ont 1t was decided
to hold the next annual session ut Louisville,
Ky.
Fast Driving Time.
NEW YORK, October 27th.-The Herald says:
The members of the New York Driving Club, at
Morrisania, were treated yesterday to the fastest
performance ever made by any horse. mare or
gelding hitched to vehicle. D. B. Harrington
appeared on the track behind the runners De
Barry and Ghost. hitched to a skeleton wagon.
After jogging around the track a few times they
came laundering down, making the first quar-
ter in 26l4 seconds and came under the wire i'll
the wonderful time of 15i
Bloody Prize Fight.
NEW YORK, October 27th.-A most bloody and
Furnishing ring fight took place yesterday morn
ing. The principles were Jim Burns, the Strong
Boy of Rochester" and Jack McDerrpott, who
stood John l. Sullivan for three rounds The
men have been enemies for some time past.
McDermott was knocked Senselcss i'll the fifth
round.
a Good Apple Year.
NEW YORK. October 27th.-The Tribune says:
The depotS of the New York Central Hudson
River Railroad. as well as the piers of the vari-
Gus lines of Hudson-river steamboats,, are now
filled with produce the most prominent article
being apples. Hundreds of merchants are in
terested in the handling of the crop this year,
which promises TO nearly. if not fully, equal the
yield Of $780, which is called among the dealers
the greatest apple year The fruit sells from 81