Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-09

Gate occurs at IL o'clock on the forenoon of
Saturday. Considerable excitement pre-
walls In the upper part of town. as grave
fears exist regarding the possible loss of
life and property.
The st. Louis Street-car Strike.
ST. LOUIS, October Sth-The day passed
off with reasonable quietness until o'clock
this evening, when party of strikers con-
gregated about the street cars on the Cass
avenue line, on Seventh street, between
Market and Walnut streets, and began to
intimidate the conductors and drivers. a
squad OF police soon appeared and the
strikers dispersed, but only to change their
base, for they Immediately went to Pine
street, between Seventh and Ninth, out of
which three different lines run, and de-
tanned one or two cars. This stopped all
traffic, and about a dozen cars were soon
gathered there. A crowd Immediately col
lected, and man named John DOYLE was
knocked under moving car and run over
This exasperated the crowd, which con-
tanned many OF the unruly element besides
the strikers, and they dragged the driver
from the car and threatened to lynch him.
He was rescued by the police, how
ever, and taken to the station to save
him from the mob. The crowd then
unhltched the teams from the cars and
turned them loose, and slugged all the
drivers and conductors they could Law
hands on but none of them were badly
hurt. Among the persons assaulted was
John Sculler, President of the Union De-
pot lines, and also of the Mound City road.
he was pretty roughly handled, but not
much injured Notwithstanding the police
were active and arrested ten of the mob,
the crowd was equally alert, and some of
them ln0S0na1 ~ hraly III
were standing on a down grade, and set
them running down hill which resulted in
collisions, the breaking of windows and
the jamming of platforms. Finally the
police got the mastery of the mob, and dis
persed them. Other teams were then sent
for, and the cars were taken to the stables
by friends of the road, who volunteered to
run them, and traffic was suspended for
the night.
The Railroad Conductors.
DENVER Coli, October Sth-The Rail
road Conductors Life Insurance Associa-
ton to-day elected the following officers
and adjourned sine die President, Frank
Chaplin, of Boom, Ia; First Vice-President,
Vice-P President, Charles Mitchell of To-
ronto, Can; Secretary and Treasurer, H. P.
Feltrow (re-electedJ, of Columbus, o.; Mem
Der of Executive Committee (three years.,
Edwin Merrill of Columbus, O.; Orator,
G. Sinclair. of Chicago; alternate Orator,
e. w. Burns, of Hagerstown, Nd. The
delegates leave in the morning on a three
or four days excursion through the noun
tains.
Canada Guaranteed.
ALBANY IN. W, October Sth.-Dr Car
roll, of the State Board of Health, to-day
telegraphed the local Health Commission
ers at Niagara Falls and the suspension
bridge, not to allow any one to cross into
this State without showing indications of a
recent vaccination. This is quite notable
step, as, to a great degree, it guarantees
Canada from this country, measure never
in force before. DR.. Carroll says the meas
ure is perfectly legal
The Peabody Educational Fund.
New YORK, October Sth.-At the session
to-day of the Peabody Educational Fund
Trustees; the election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: Hon
Robert Winthrop, President; Executive
Committee, Messrs. A. H. Stuart, of Vir-
GINA William NJ Evarts, of New York :;
Morris r. Waite, of Washington Thomas
G. Manning, of Louisiana W. J. Porter, of
Tennessee Finance Committee, William
NJ. Evarts, Hamilton Fish, NJ. r. Waite,
Colonel j. Lyman and Anthony Drexel, of
Philadelphia. j. Pierrepont Morgan was
chosen Trustee. Hon. Samuel A. Green,
of Boston, was authorized to act as General
Agent of the Board, in place of Hon. J. j.
Curry, who has been appointed Minister 10
Spain.
Domestic Prelate Appointed.
CHARLESTON, October sth.-A dispatch
from Rome announces that Very Rev. D.
J. Griegley, Vicar General of the diocese of
II
Prelate with the title of Monsignor This
is the first priest in the South so honored.
Cardinal McCIoskey's Condition.
New YORK, October Sth.-During the
afternoon Cardinal McCloskey rested easily,
and appeared more comfortable than dur
ing some days. At P. NJ. the patients
condition was more favorable, in that he
was less restless.
Stocks in New York.
+ New YORK, October Sth-Stocks opened
strong, the first prices showing gains of /
to J, but in the early dealings the market
was very active and heavy, and prices de-
clined to + but this was soon checked,
and advances of from / to followed.
The upward movement was checked and
the whole market became heavy, and de-
clines followed, bringing prices down to
=.
Toward IL o'clock better tone prevailed.
At that hour the market was active and
firm.
New YORK, October Sth.-Stocks were
less active during the past hour the prin-
cipal dealings being in Lake Shore and
Oregon Transcontinental. The market be-
came heavy after IL o'clock, and has so
continued, the declines ranging from to
1, but Jersey Central especially was weak,
and lost1. AT noon the market was mod
erately active and heavy.
New YORK, October Sth.-Central Pacific,
3Ss; Burlington, 1903; Northern Pacific,
224 preferred, 49, Northwestern, 1903 !;
New York Central, 1908; Oregon Naviga-
S54 ; Transcontinental, 235 Pacific Mail,
50; Panama, 9S; st. Louis and San
Francisco, 1871 Texas Pacific 10; Union
Pacific, 51s Wells Fargo's Express, ia !;
Western Union, 72f.
New YORK, October Sth-2 P. M.-The
stock market became active during the
afternoon, but before o'clock a decline
set in, which carried prices nearly to the
opening figures. Since 2:15 P. NJ. the mar
ket has been active, irregular and feverisb,
but the changes have been generally for
small fractions. The market closed gen.