Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-29
SATURDAYS NEWS.
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DO1neSI1C.
There were three more incendiary fires in
Cleveland saturday.
Butler addressed 1000 people at Springfield,
Mass, Saturday night.
Levi p. Morton, American Minister to France,
has left Paris for visit to the United States.
Morosini's household property is being sold by
auction, preparatory to the familys leaving the
country.
1t is believed that Miss welton. who persisted
i'll a snow storm on Longs Peak, Col, was de-
serted by her guide.
The Republican Congressional Convention in
session at Helena, Mont, Saturday, nominated
Hiram Knowles of Butte.
George Lorilard has sold his farm at Islip,
Long Island to B. Cutting for Sl25 600 His cele
brated racing stud will be removed.
Ex-sheriif Desmond. of San Francisco, now in
New York. expresses his surprise at the large
number of Irish at the East who will vote for
Blaine.
The Teemer Ross race. winch was to have
taken place at Point of Pines Saturday, was
postponed because of rough water, ana will take
place to-day.
H., large hotel one of the finest in New Eng
land, burned Saturday morning Nothing but
the walls are standing.
The New York Tines suggests that il a com
mission should visit Nicaragua and Panama in
company with q committee of Congressman i'm
portant results might ensue.
The dead lock in the Second Congressional
District of Wisconsin was broken on the one
hundred and fftieth ballot by the unanimous
nomination of General Bragg.
The large iron steamship Fl Dorado, the last
of three cOaStwiSe vessels. built for the Morgan
line. was successfully launched Saturday at
Cramps shipyard in the presence of large
crowd.
r. II. Allen & Co, dealers in agricultural i'm
Plements in New York. have assigned The finn
has been established twenty-five wears Their
statement last December showed a surplus OF
$4,000.
\ new organization called SONG of the Revo-
luton have gone TO work with vigor to raise
the necessary funds for the completion of the
Rartholdi pedestal. They say they will place
Sl25000 i'll the treasury.
Acknowledgement Miles has been detailed rs
member of the general Court-martial, which
IS to meet in Washington for the trial of Judge
Advocate General Swain, and Colonel Morrow,
vice Colonel Otis, Twentieth Infantry. relieved.
Over one hundred paupers arc buried each
month in the Pauper Cemetery of Kings coun-
ty New York. Two of the Charity Commissions
crs favor cremation, and will recommend to the
| Board OF supervisors TO spend $500 in the cree
ton of i crcmatOry
Senator Harrison, of Indiana. has received n
telegram from Mr.. Blaine stating that it will he
impossible for him to come to indianapolis
4 this week, because of arrangements made for
him in Ohio that cannot be changed. Blaine
The RaQroqd Guide reports that c. +. Hunt
ington has purchased from George hoste the
fOur-stOry brick residence at : West Fifty-first
street. beginning $50 feet west of Filth avenue,
It plot 5nxI00 feet for $4,000. The house ad-
Joins the Vanderbilt mansion. and is G0X9O feet
in size.
Blaine win be in Michigan two days, begin
ming October lith The state Committee is try
ing to have the time extended, and have only
made programme for the first day, which in
f.lU I1r Hay
Muskegon. Grand Rapids and smaller interme
date points.
Acting POStmaster-'icneral Hatton issues an
order that on and after October 1St all postofiices
otthe first class, and their stations or branch
Offices shall be kept open for the receipt of mat
ter intended for registration. and the delivery
of registered matter until six r NJ, every dav,
except Sundays and legal holidays.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has ac-
eeptod the offer Of Charles II. Barth to pay SS2-
legged to have been emrczzed by him while in
the service of the United States as clerk in the
Quartermaster-GencralS Department al San
Francisco. several years ago. 1t was shown
that no more could be recovered.
Simeon Ide. OF Clarmont. y. II, 90 wears old.
who was editorof n Wing paper in Windsor, Vt,
when Greeley was making his beginning ut
Poultney, has recently published a book to prove
his brother. the late William B. Ids should be
given precedence over Fremont as the leader of
the Bear Flag party and the virtual conqucror Of
California in lsi6
Rev. Mr. Morris, pastor Of the colored Mctho-
dist Church nj New Brighton. is in search Of JAS
Bruce, Jr.. Miss Josephine Vcney and Miss Lizzie
Penn. Miss Ncney is the stepdaughter of Nor
ris. and he alleges Bruce after stealing SOS
eloped with the two girls. Bruce was a coach
man at New Brighton and having read numer-
Gus elopements in which a coachman figured,
concluded he would discount them by taking
two girls. Bruce is very dark while the girls
are nearly white.