Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

l@pAic iNstiNliOLS CdIuC from STATES WHICH
pursue the same policy in their own terri
tory with growing success. 1t shows that
the protest came from five States. with
thirty.five States on the other side, the vote
standing 245 yeas to 30 nays, and closes
with kindly expression towards all
The WallSup Case-yerdict of Not Guilty.
EdPoRIA (Kansas) November 6th.-The
jury in the Walkup case at o'clock this
afternoon returned a verdict of mot
guilty"
SECOND DISPATCH.l
EMPoR1A, November Gth.-The verdict OF
the jury in the Walkup case, while not civ
ing universal satisfaction, was received
with demonstrations of delight by Mrs.
Walkup's friends and many who have
given much attention to the case. When
the jury first went out they were evidently
divided, and remained so for several hours,
when one or more changed for aequittal.
They then stood to 5 in favor of acauittal
until to-day, when the five for conviction
gave way, and verdict of not guilty
was rendered. When Sheriff White in
formed Mrs, Walkup that the Jury had
returned verdict of not guilty, she ex-
claimed, My God is that SOP and her
eyes filled with tears; but when the Sheriff
told her she could affOrG to brace ND. she
wiped away the tears and went with him
INTO the Courtroom, where she was con-
graduated. She says she will not take any
OF her husbands property The estate will
not amount to more than $1,000, and her
share Will but slightly more than pay the
expenses OF her trial
Brighton Beach Races.
BRIGHTON BEACH, November 6tb.-The
weather was delightful to-day, the track
last and the attendance large. Mile: Mon
tauk won, Harry Rose second, Granite
tmrd Time, la The mutuals paid,
straight, $97 9o place $40 45. Three
quarters of a mile: Ben. Thompson won.
Marsh Redon second, Adolph third Time
l163. The mutuals paid sic go Mile and
half: Bahama won, King B. second,
Highflight third Time, 1885,. The mutu-
ais paid S226 As straight, $9S 05 place.
Mile, for all ages: Barnum won, Jim Doug
las second, Tom Martin third. Time, I:42(.
The mutuals paid $l4 05. Mile and a half.
over six hurdles: Tilford won, Buckra sec
ond, VIII Davis third Time, $50. The
mutuals paid SAB 10 straight, $50 place.
New York Stock Market.
New YoBK, November 9Th -3P.M.-
Stocks opened strong this morning. but be-
came quiet and steady in the afternoon,
and remained so until about l o'clock,
when they declined TO l. At o'clock
they again became steady, but were moder-
ately active, and during most of the time
after 10 P. II. the declines ranging from
to over |. The market closed generally
weak at or near lowest prices of the day.
New York. November e,h.-Central Pa
cliic, 44 burlington. 1878 Northern Pa
ciiic, 254 Northern Pacific preferred, 55l
Northwestern, 112; New York Cen
tral, 1929; Oregon Navigation, 99l
Pacific Mail, 56s; ST. Louis and San
Francisco, %; Texas Pacific 2Ia; Union
Pacific, 50; Wells Fargo's Express, IlSl;
Western Union, 788.
Ocean Immigrant Fare Raised.
NEW YORK. November 6th.-The Conti-
mental Conference of Steamship Lines
which met Monday, have Just made public
their decision The rates of fare to and
from this port agreed upon are as follows:
Outward, on Hamburg lines, raised from
SIS TO $25, prepaid; from 50 80 10 $25 on
North German Lloyd $27 on fast steamers,
and So on slow. Other continental lines
heve increased the rates on the same basis.
The Dcmented Tragedian.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6th-John
Mccullough is rapidly regaining his
strength. The Improvement in his mental
condition, which began after his removal
to this city, continues. IL was said to-day
that there IS q crisis approaching, and if
he passes il safely his friends can hope for
the best. A recurrence of the attaclz of
the convulsions on the 18Th of last month
is expected about the same time this
month.
Nevada in the CIetches of the Law.
NEw YoRK November 6th.-At II o'clock
last night, after the concert, Emma Nevada
was served with papers in libel suit
brought by Frederick Srhwah
Damaging Cyclone.
PITTsFTELD Cl), November 6th.-A cy-
clone passed through this county in a
northwesterly direction This afternoon, I'M
roofing houses ana barns, and doing con
siderable other injury to properly, but tax
ing no lives, so far as has been learned.
The Steamer Bear.
NEW YORK, November Gth.-The United
States steamer Bear, Of the Greely expedi-
ton, in accordance with orders received by
lieutenant Davis, her Commander, from
Secretary Whitney, will sail tomorrow for
San Francisco. on the arrival of the Bear
at that place, Lieutenant Davis will he re-
heved as Commander, and Will return to
Washington by rail. The Bear will 90 to
Alaska to remain two years.
More Mormon Recruits.
NEW YORK, November Gth-Another in
stallment of Mormon converts arrived YES
terday on the steamship Nevada. There
were 250 IN all, composed of old and young
men, women and children. They were re-
cruited from sections of Great Britain and
Europe, and were as q rule healthy and
rGgged-appeafIng people, but bore the look
OF llllteracy distinctly marked.
Arrived in Good Condition.
NEW YoRK, November 6th.-The cele-
brated English thoroughbred St Blaize.
owned by August Belmont arrived in good
condition on the steamer Holland to-day
Carr Still ON the Track.
ALBANY, November 6th-General Carr.
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, III an interview published this after
noon, said My opinion is that the plu-
rallty on Lieutenant Governor will ulti-
mately be found in the hundreds not the
thousands | am not YET sure that have
been defeated. The fun returns show a
steady increase
The Estate OF Josh Billings.
New YoRK, November 6th.-Tbe will of
the late Henry W. Shaw O. Josh Billings ~
was filed in the Surrogate's office to-day.
IL oequealhs $1,000 each to Lis two daugh-
tiers and his sons-in-law, and divides his
books, lectures, etc, between his wife and
two daughters. He leaves his wife, SO long
as she remains his widow, all the interest
arising out OF his investments, and at her
death this is to be divided between his two
daughters. The market value Of the estate
is $4,000.
damaging Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO, November CHA fire in the
tarwell building, Monroe street, early this
morning, caused loss of 5000 600; fuflyin-
Sured- The fire originated on the third
floor. occupied by s. S. Marshall & Co. dry
goods and commission merchants, and
burned Its way up through the roof. The
Chief losers are Manheimer, Lipman & Co.,
VINO carried very expensive line of silks.
and whose losses are placed at S1Oo, coo
principally from water, the entire building
being thoroughly flooded.
Union Pacific Land Sales.
BosToH, November 6th.-The statement
OF the land sales of the Union Pacific Rail-
(lFfnhlr- Oh