Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-03
WHOLE NO. lO,44l.

Europe and aided by the surplus and otherwise
idle capital of the North But ii would be neither
honest nor respectful TO the intelligence of
southern men 70 fail to state in this connection
that the establishment of genuine and lasting
concord must be on the solid foundation of tho
security OF the suffrage from menace fraud and
sectional differences and prejudice should dis
appear forever, that the Republican National
Committee urges the necessity, for all interests
OF the disappearance of these obstacles TO a fun
and fair vote and an honest count that have de-
prived the large existing Republican majority
IN three STATES of its rightful power and weight
The party, under the leadership AID Presidency
of Mr.. Blaine, is certain TO make the South q
most attractive region for the capital of the
country; to make the Mexieans and other peo-
pie south OF us under Blaine's peaceful South
Ameriean policy, our friends and customers: 70
imProve the Mississippi, rs Blaine has ofen
urged, by works worthy of the nation and the
magnitude OF. this inland sea; to make capital
and labor secnrc in the South. by protecting
suffrage, and eliminate from the South its direct
peril, shat OF illiteracy.
Clevcland's Trip to Buffalo.
Albany. October Ex-Governor Cleveland and
party left for Buffalo at l:20 Il. NJ in special
train consisting OF an engine and the drawing
room ear Pavonia. The party consisted of Hon.
Erastus Corning Mayor Banks Hon. W. s.
Rosen'ale, Hon. John A. Mccall and several
newspaper representatives AZ West Albany,
where are located the great car shops of the
New York Central Railway. hundreds of work
ingmen, fresh from the forge and bench waved
u greeting 10 the tram aS IT Wh;StlTd hy. The
train stopped at Pal:itinc bridge and Utica, for
water at the latter point. Being fifteen min
uteS ahead of time. the Governor appeared at
the rear Platform OF the train at both places and
was Enthusiastically chCcred by thousands.
TsECoND DIsPATCH.l
BvfrALo. October "a - After enthusiastic
greetings at all stations along the route Gov
ernor CievclandS train arrived at Sl5 this even
ing. The candidate was received by an ina
mense coneourSc Of people. Notwithstanding she
fact tha; heavy rain had been filling through
out nearly the whole day and still Continued
and was escorted 10 his hotel by procession OF
| zers from q stand III the square opposite the
tennessee House, and was greeted with tumutu-
| Gus cheering.
1 An Actor Dead,
JERSEY CITY IN, -. October 2l.--Frauk 3.
| Chaufrau well known tor his impersonation OF
Kit the Arkansas traveller was stricken with
! apoplexy last evening and died this morning
| without having recovered consciousness Ha-
sons, Henry anu FRANK; j. Halleger, member
| of his company; G. W. Tayieurc. his business
manager and John r. Met;ill, were at his bed
| side. SO calm was his departure that IL
! only i'll arranging his pillow that Tayleare dis
| covered the iiict that he was dead.
| Row at an Observation-Disclosures Ban
| ner-Rnising.
| HUNTERS poINr IN W. October 2d-Nhile
| the Independent Democrats were raising Q
! Cleveland banner at BiSSville last night a
number of rowdies, led by ex-policeman STAT
/ injurng number of persons. Stafford drew
| pistol and attempted to fire ut one of the speak
ers; but was disarmed by the police who arrived
! and stopped the fighting. The Cleveland ban
ncT was cut down by some person during the
| night and carried of. Several arrests are ex-
| pccted to-day.
Attempt to Assassinatc st. John.
! SULLIVAN, Ind. September 2d,-some villain
! fired into the caT in which Governor ST. John
sat on his way from Carlisle to Terre Haute last
night The ball passed through the window
! the opposite side, making clean hole. and
! lodging in the side on which 81. John sat and
| slowing up north of Sullivan when the shot was
fired. The Governor took the matter cody
Hendricks to Speak in Ohio.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 2d.-Hendricks has as
eeptcd an invitation to visit Cincinnati and
| deliver an address october 10th. On October
| 1lth he will visit Cleveland and deliver a
| speech.
Denial of one of Beechers Statements.
| New YORK, October 2d.-A special from De
| troit says: Immediately upon the publication OF
| the Blaine JOY matter. General Alser. the Re
| publican candidate for Governor. telegraphed
! Joy, who is now in London, as follows:
- DETRoIT-Joy, care Broun & SiipIey london
! Did Blaine offer to appoint committee to suit
| You if you took Little Rock bonds off his hands,
| Henry Ward Beecher says you told him Blaine
did. ALGER.
Following is Joys reply:
"IoNpoN--R. 4. Aiqer, Dotroi Mich. blaine
| never made me any offer 10 appoint COMMITTEES
| to suit me in any manner or form, or for any
~. A. Joy"
Butler in Indiana.
TERRE HAuTE. October 2d.-General Butler
| spoke here to-day at halfpdSt O'Clock. He
| came from Logansport and was an hour late oH
arriving. He was escorted TO the Tcrre IIautc
! House. where he took dinner. He spoke in the
Republican wigwam &c an immense crowd of
people. He said the present troubles of the
| country were mainly due to the insuficieucy of
| the volume of currency.
| INDIANAPOLIS, October 2d--General Butler
| reached here mt ESQ this afternoon. He VIVA
met nj the depot by Il committee with band CT
music. and escorted Ia u hotel. In the evening
| he delivered speech from the north lronl OF
| the Courthouse to an immense audience the
square and street being crowded by 1900 pee
Destruction by Fire.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, October 2d.-The Glen
! House. which was burned last night, was one Of
! the largest hotels in the mountain region.
! high wind prevailed and caused the flames to
J spread rapidly All the furniture and fixtures
/ of the house were destroyed. The loss Is over
S225 GOO; insurance, $4,000. The hotel will be
( rebuilt.
An 4tristocratic Young Nan Enrries
Mulatto.
NEW YORK October 2d.-A special from Utica
I saws William Culver is the son OF the late A.
L. Culver, who was at one time forwarler Of
prominence and wealth, but who at his death Wes
/ financially pmbarraS His family hOWeyer
still hold y nrominent social nositioi, nnd ons
of his sons graduated nj the Naval Academy AT
| Annapolis and is now n lieutenant in tho
United states Navy Mrs CuJyer still resides in
| I-ticn. possessed of considerable pronertv and
! is highly esteemed in the best circles William
! CuIyer is now 1S or 30 wears of nge Some wears
ogo he contracted n MARRIAGE which his nareuts
considered beneath him. The woman died,
and young Culver was received at home again.
During the past summer he has been at WORK rs
the American Express office in Utica, and made
frequent trips 10 Trenton Falls. An old negrs
named Brister, with two lightcolored mulatts
daughters OF somSvocal ability, has been the
musical attraction at that resort. Young Culver
on Thursday last embarked in second mar
riage, and welded one of Bristers daughters.
girls appeals prevailed, and he finally acted as
on IhurSuay. but the influence OF culver 5 laih-
howcyer has heen " l1sv and 9-tica society *
pre.tIv tveited over rho news
Inc Shcidc OF eenerai AhrooF'
DETROIT. October 2d.-General William A.
Throop, who ATTEMPTED su,cide Yesterday morn
ing died at 4:i0 this afternoon From IL letter
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