Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-15

| McSweeney he was referred to James Oliver
who sat at the table. Suddenly reeolleetinf
| himself, he said: 'why, yes, of course, Ger
| tainly. I'm just comm back to live in thi.
country; and that's about the size of it,
"How long have you been away?'
About seven years or so, and / don't know
| anything about the cause of the Irish boil
against the Democrats
"Then you will make no speeches?'
"Oh, I'll do whatever these men say" and ht
pointed to Oliver, Murphy and Judge Kelly, who
were veritably kissing the tails of his coat. The
reception at the Academy of Music is promised
later in the week.
Sensational Scene at the Albany Execu.
tive Chamber.
NEW YORK, October 14th.-The Times Albany
special says: There was sensational scene al
the executive chamber yesterday Mrs Samuel
Boone, of Chemung county called on Governor
Cleveland, with her husband, to seek a pardon
for her brother, Myron Fairbanks, who was
sentenced nine months ago to the Auburn
prison for year and n half, for shooting at
some persons who were stoulng his father S
house. As soon as Mrs. Broone saw the Gov
ernor she threw her arms around his neck and
began pleading for her brothers pardon. The
Democratic candidate for President was taken
aback by the greeting, shook her of and asked
her TO be seated and talk the matter over
quietly. She became more excited, and the
husband began TO threaten what he would do
in case of refusal The Governor rang for assist
ance and the couple were forcibly elected from
the executive chamber. In the corridor the
woman went into Mysteries, and the orderlieS
had difficulty in getting her down stairs. She
made the building fairly ring with her Shrieks,
and had to be held down, because she wanted
to get out of the elevator and return to the Gov
errors room. Her husband was also much ex-
cited. He called on the Governor about three
months ago on a similar Grand being then in
formed that the District Attorney had advised
that pardon be not granted. Boone grossly
insulted the Governor. He said he would go
home and slap the face of the District Attorney,
rs that official had given him to understand
mending pardon. Boone declared if he found
on going home that the District Attorney had
written such letter he would return and slap
the Governor S face
Belva in kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, October 18th. - Mrs Belva A.
Lockwood Presidential candidate on the
Woman's Rights ticket, arrived here to-day as Il
guest ofthe Southern Exposition She was met by
Il committee OF ladies and escorted to the Calf
House, where she held reception and received
a great many visitors. Mrs. Lockwood ad-
dressed IL large audience at the Exposition to-
night
Republican Victory in New Jersey.
NEWARK, October l4th.-The city Republican
ticket is elected by 1,5100 majority. The Repub-
licans elected eight Aldermen-a gain of three
The Board of Aldermen. now Democratic by two
majority, viii be Republican 10y four. The Re-
publicans elect ten free holders aud ten School
Commissioners to five each by the Democrats.
The Republicans regain control of the Common
Council and the Board of Education, and retain
the free holders.
Butler in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, October 14th.-Three mass meet
ings in the interest of the Peoples party We're
held i'll Brooklyn tonight which were addressed
by Gen. Butler. The principal one was held Ill
the Academy of Music, where 600 people well
coined the General. He was heartily cheered
ST. John in New York.
NEW YORK, October MISUNDERSTANDING
the interest taken III the Ohio and West Virginia
elections a very large audience tonight greeted
General St John candidate of the Prohibition
party for President He referred to the request
again made that he wonld withdraw in favor of
Blaine, and said: They viii have to give me a
man, if they want me to withdraw in his favor"
Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON, October 14th.-The following
patents were issued to California inventors to-
day: Ephriam c. Haquette, San Francisco,
dredging and eXcayating machine; Walter 2.
Higgins San Francisco, roller skate; Liona II.
Noise San Francisco fruit.jar holder; Ernest l..
Ransome. San Francisco, manufacturer of con-
crete; Albert c. RedstOne, San Francisco, life
saving raft; John W. Scott, Lemoore, gate; John
p. Simmons, assignor one-half to ". II. Dinner,
san Francisco, engine governor; John IL. Ling
man, assignor to 4. Schilling & Co., san Fran
cisco canister: James T. Watkins, San Fran
cisco grain Spreader and feeder for thrashing
machine; same horse hay-fork.
Another Failure for Maud 5.
HARTFORD October 14th.-sIaud SIS attempt
to lower her Cleveland record Of 2:0g34 at Char
ter Oak Park this afternoon was failure owing
to the high wind that prevailed and the chilly
atmosphere. The first trial was nothing more
than warming-up jog, and the mile was made
in 80. Half an hour afterwards q second trial
was made. The mare was started at the three
quarter post at n Jog, which was gradually in
creased until she was going at wonderful
gait. When :" Go" was given, she was trotting
with the regularity and evenness of a machine
The wind was blowing almost gale, but she
reached the quarter in $50, the half in 1904
and rounded the three-quarters in lao without
Il skip or waver. The mare came down the
last stretch at the same mechine-ike gait, but
the time at the wire was only 2:l234; 1t is esti-
mated that the wind made the track four sec
0nds SLOW Her driver decided not to send her
again.
Destruction by Fire.
PETERSBURG (va.) October l4th.-The tobacco
factory of c. A. jackson {. Co, on High street,
The second largest in the city was totally con
sumed by fire last night. with all its contents,
involving loss OF over Sli0,GD. The insurance
is SlG0C00. The fire originated in the leaf room.
The burning of this factory throws out of en-
ployment over four hundred colored operatives.
The fire was not eXtinguished until late hour
this morning.
Escape Through Feignins Death.
FULTON (Mo) October 14th.-As a ten-yenr-
old girl named Bennett was walking with
younger sister past c0rnfied near Guthrie, ten
miles east of here, yesterday noon, one of three
negroes working in field seized and ravished
the eldest Her little sister carried the alarm
home, and posse of citizens organized imme
iiUtCly. Al the negroes were found III the field
armed with coTn-knives and gun. They made
2 show OF resistance. but finally surrendered.
They we're taken to Guthrie and put under
guard At O'Clock this morning Il party Of
mounted men rode up to the house where the
negroes we're confined ana fired at them through
windows One OF the negroes ran into the
street and was shot dead. The others were
again fired upon. and the ravisher fell down and
was left for dead. The party then rode off. In
Yestigatiou showed that the TaVisher had feigncd
Heath. The survivors were taken to jail to-day,
but are expected to be lynched tonight.
General Fight Among Negroes.
CINcINNATI, October l4th.-A general fight
among negroes on Freeman street started to-
night about 1890. and lasted over half an hour.
Henry Brown, one Of the participants was
seriously shot in the abdomen. and police OIL
'ers German and Sherlock were dangerously
wounded by pistol shots in the spinal region
Prize Fight with Hard Gloves.
PITTsBURG, October I4th.-A prize fight with
hard gloves for purse OF $500 took place on a
in the Monongahela river tonight,
between benny Heron and James Corners,
both Of this city. Thirty-siX rounds were fought,
resulting in the defeat of Corners. Both men
were badly punished.
Challenge to Fight.
BosroN. october Iith.-Iack Burke, an En-
ylish pugilist. challenges Dominick acCaifrey
10 fight him for gate receipts or purse, with
hard gloves
Family Poisoned.
CosHocToN {O), October 14th-J Gamner and
family of inton township drank from a sprin.
If water which was poisoned and are now
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