Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-26
WHOLE NO. 1O,359.


| Mr. Chairman, and ladies and gentlemen of
| the e SISTER cltlsS OF Lewiston and Auburn am
| ueepiy moved 10y the eordiality of your recep-
nort di' u Is outside, and beyond the line of
| part! ulNlsioh, and that am permitted to meet
| you SIMPLY as old friends and felow-citigens of
| the same state which | am proud 10 claim as
i;i; my uoiiie IN the last thirty years have in
| puulc Slation and in private life known and
| apPEeclateQ your city and citizens and have CO.
| operated with them in many WAYS for the bene-
~ ~ VI our loint constituents. attended public
| meeting III Lewiston thirty-two wears ago. Then
| II was q small village, When | see the srperb
] wy Wluch now welcomes me, and meet
| the vast aSSemblage of your people.
| am more than ever impressed with
| the energy of character and magnificent
| enterprise Of the American pcople-Republi-
| cans ana DEMOCRATS alike Great applause
And | can say with >pride quoting almost litoI-
| ally the language OF Jefferson that upon such
an occasion aS this we are all Democrats and
| an Republicans. loud applausel I cannot
| close without again thanking YOU most pro
| ioundiy, ladies and gentlemen for the cor
diaiity with which you have greeted me and
| wishing to each and all of you, and your beau
| tiui cltles continuation Of that abundant
| prosperity IN the future which YOU have en-
| loyed 50 richly IN the past Applause
~ the conclusion OF his remarks Mr.. blaine
| held an informal reception. and many em-
hraced the opportunity to take him by the hand
Tomorrow Blaine wiz attend the exercises at
| Bates College.
United States senate.
| W'SIuNGToN, June 25th.-.The Committee ON
| The clause permitting small diStilericS 10 be
| rUn without StCCkecperS, Vance and Beck on
! posed the recommendation aud Allison defend
The debate continued until 6o'clock. when
| the Senate adjourned
House ct Representatives..
| WAsluNGroN, Jane 25tb.- Ancr debate of
selc"u "euiN today, nc eolutou against the
seating oG Chalmers of Mississippi was defeated
| Chalmers Appeared at the bar rr tho House
| aud took the oath OF office
The House resumed consideration of the
| " Backbone Railroad Company forfeiture hin
| and without 8vtiou adjourned.
Tho Choler., Ecpor; from our Consul at
Marseilles.
| WASHINGTON, June 25th-ScCrctary Freliur.
| hUyScn received tonight the following tcle-
gram from Frank II. Mason. United state, con
sui u. MarSeillcs with regard to the recent out.
| break OF cholera at roulOu.
MNeSHuES June 25th.
10 ttc Yoic Department. Ho.5igq'ag. The
! cholera at Foulon was kept secret until yeSter-
Gay. On the 18th there was one death: l9th
one, 10Th. two DIST, three; I'D, thirteen Sd five
ana yesterday, twelve The eases are ot mild
character There has been only one death at
the navy hospital The deaths are equally di-
Nidcd between civilians and military aud are
ChletE among the aged or yOuEC The ducs-
ton Eh2thcc Il Is Asiatic or sporadic is still uu-
dcc.0eG, hu; me former is probable There are
hopes OF Ca,g>ing the epidemic by sanitary pre-
cautions. Tine fcondition al Marseilles is excel
| lent and the death rate is below the average.
California Patents.
WASHINGTON, June 25th.-PatentS We're yestcr-
day granted 10 residents of California as follows
Jesse II. kurkS Los Angeles fire-cscape: Jasper
r. Compton and f. J. Lauc, Williams carcoup-
| ling Roscoe Coon and d. u. Hahn, san Fran
| cisco, car-cOuping. George (irisel Oaklnnd car
riagc for garden hose; Essbcrt f. Masters Sacra-
mcnto, window screen; William A. Nlecksr, san
| Francisco, truttdrieT. George f. Schild. Vallejo,
| ampliiicr; Edward H. smith, Rutherford safety
hook J.. {. II: stutt, san Francisco, Super-hcater
| for engines; William II. Worth Petaluma screw
| and tOggle-leyer press
Chinese in Philadelphia.
New loRE, June 25th.-The Times says there
| has lately been great inroad of Cinnamon to
Philadelphia mainly from the Pacific Coast.
where they are greatly scared irom the political
outlook. They are as hard-looking LOT rs any
one would care to look at. Few, If any of them
have pig tails. the absence of which, IN China,
Is indicative of the owner being II thiefor other
wise diShonored.
Wholesale Poisoning by Ice Cream.
Coal BLUFF (Pa.), Jane 25th.-Last Saturday
evening eleven peTsOIIs ate ice cream in Collins
saloon, and within two hours the entire party
were attacked with vomiting and violent pains
in the stomach. Their suffering was intense
ana several were thrown into eonvulsions The
party consisted of William Conlm. wife and
child, Joseph Conlin, Mrs Wilson, awidow, and
three children; Thomas Haley, Mike HALEY
Robert Cooke, eolored man. one of Mrs. VII
sons children died yesterday, and tonight one
of the men died. Cooke, and Mr.. and Mrs Con
lin are not expected to live, and the children
are very low. It is supposed that they were
poisoned from the vanilla havOring. There is
great excitement. Coal Bluff is little mining
town. situated on the MonOngahcla river about
sixteen miles from Pittsburg.
Building Blown Down.
CoUNCII. BLUFFS Uowa), June 25th-The ex.
hibtion building at the race track was blown
down to-day Not board of the building was
| left standing. Loss Sll 900. Five men and
several race horses had taken refuge in the
| building from the storm and were severely in
jured.
A Fit Candidate for the Whipping Post.
Sioux CITY Qowa), June 25th.-Adolf Dills. a
German farmer, living in Wolf Creek township
tins Woodbury. county, seduced Il 13-ycar-old
girl the daughter of u neighbOr named Greap.
The girl becoming enciente, Dils endeavOred
to have her married TO his l2-year-old SON Fail
ing in this. he took the girl and left, also taking
his boy along. Warrants have been sworn out
and officers will attempt to capture the run
aways. There is, as yet, no clue to their where
aboutS. Dills is an old resident, and has grown
up family.
Electricity and Waterfront Thieves.
NEW YORK, June 25th.-Both river fronts on
Front and Fourteenth streets around to Eleventh
street, is now lighted by electricity The circuit
was completed Saturday. and comprised forty
are lights each of 2-OO0candlc power The in
ttucnce of light upon crime and vice. which has
made the lower water front notorious in the
past, has already been extremely great. Captain
Gaslin, of the steamboat squad. informed YOUR
reporter yesterday that he regarded the extern
sion OF the system as one of the most efficient
aids that could be given to the police and that
the " dock rats are abandoning their lairs.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 25th.-Stocks opened strong.
% to higher. Northwestern rose TO ST. Rock
Island to l0l Lackawanua to 1861 Lake shore
to I434, Union Pacific to 36l4 Western Union 70
81 and Kansas and Texas To 12If soon after
the opening. Western Union weakened to j2lI
and the improvement in other active shares was
partially lost. New York Central which closed
97l4.
NEW YORK, June 25th-l03O 4. M.-Stocks 4
fraction lower, with New York Central down to
~, but stronger feeling prevailed. Some
stocks made sharp advances. Lackawanna rose
to l0IJE regular 1917 cash, with the latest trans
actions at 1867 Pacific Mail rose to 39l4, and
Gairoad bonds advanced y to %, the latter
Denver cOnsols
NEW YORK, June 25th.-Stocks fell off under
the leadership of Northern Pacific which was
pounded from 49, to 4134 Northwest closed mt
S5l4, st. Paul at co.,.
NEW YORK June 25th.-Stocks are weak and
lower on rumored embarrassment of n nroni-
nent German banking house. II is thought to
be only Il stock rumoT. Nearly all the lending
shares closed at the lowest point of the tiay.
Excitement in Texas Town.
DALLAS, June 25th.-Tlis morning the resi-
dence OF W H FlipPen, banker, was entered
the negro going through the bureau drawers
Two small children were in bed with their
mother, Fhppen being in Europe. Mrs. Flippen
screamed when the negro grabbed her bv the
neck, chOked her senseless and otherwise NAL
treated the lady. At 10 O'Clock tonight the de-
tectiVes arrested negro answering the descrip-
ton given by the assaulted lady. The evidence
against him is strong Officers are guarding the
negro in the open air. Upwards of 500 armed
men have surrounded the jail determined not
to allow the negro to be locked up. He will be
taken before Mrs. Flippen for identification in
the morning, and if he proves to be the right
party he will be Immediately hanged or burned
at the stake. Mrs. Flippcn is in a critical con-
dttlon tonight. She imagines that the black
fiend Is after her, and screams out every few
moments i'll pitiful manner. Squads of armed
men are parading the streets tonight
Mitchell and Sullivan
NEW YORK, June 25th.-Richard K Fox said
yesterday: "The Mitchell and Sullivan contest
Monday Will be extremely interesting, but 1
suppose it will end in a draw Mitchell will not
be so heavily handicapped when he meets Sulli-
van as he was the first time he met the cham
Pion. Mitchell was lighter by several pounds
than he will be in the coming contest, and was
in every way overmatched. Mitchell is nearly
one year older, heavier and taller and 90 per
cent. better pugilist than he was at the last
meeting"
Jay Eye See after Maud SIS Scalp.
NEW YORK, June 25th.-The Turf, Field and
Farm says: a check come to this office to-day
drawn by J. |. Case, to the order of Hamilton
Bushby. for 5000 which we are authorized to