Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-28

This induced the opening of the lid. wher
| II was discovered that the coffin was fu.l o
sand. Harvey died in the hospital, anC
| the doctors had evidently used his body fol-
the dlssecting table.
Feeling of Regret at Hendricks Death
New YORK, November 27th.-The feel
ing of thorough regret at the taking off Of
Vice-Presldent Hendricks becomes more
| apparent as time passes. The Garfield
Club, OF Brooklyn, to-day passed resolu-
tons OF regret, and ',joined with the whole
country IN mourning the loss of one of the
nations most patriotic statesmen" The
County Democracy to-day adopted appro-
pirate resolutions, and Tammany and Irv-
ing hall took similar action this evening
Iainmany also appointed a committee OF
one from each Assembly district to 90 to
indianapolis TO attend the funeral.
Races at Brighton Beach.
NEW YORK, November 2Sth-A. M.-The
1tnses says OF the Brighton Beach races
yesterday Vaulter. a rank outsider in the
second race, paid $159 for 50; then Endy-
mon got there to the extent of S74 for S5
J.. ID. d. paid $50 for $5; ]. w. White $1S
tor 50, and Tilford $5S for s5. In the last
race 1t was openly asserted that Choctaw,
VINO by far outclassed his running mates,
was not out for the stuff" a fact
that was plainly attested by the style
IN which he ran. But if ell the talk of the
curious happenings is true, the men who
are responsible have killed the goose that
iaio the golden egg, formanager Engemann
raved and charged to the extent that caused
the issuance of the following official an
nouncement:
NEW HoRE. November 97fh.-Ihere will be no
racing at Brighton Beach tomorrow. as an
nouneed yesterday, the management having de-
cided to close the season to-day.
Prohibition in Georgia.
NEW YORK, November 27th.-The Times.
referring to the local option election in
Atlanta, Ga, says: 1t was accompauied
by more interest and greater exertion than
has been known in any Southern commu-
nifty for years. 1t was conducted without
any reference to party lines, and there was
an almost unpreoedentedly large regstra-
ton OF voters, about 5000, including 8. 500
negroes. Not only was no obstacle placed
IN the way of the voting of the colored
men, but it was encouraged and urged by
both sides. The discussions were yerv
warm and every effort was made to stir mn
the voters. The result was majority of
'22o for prohibition. The country precincts
OF the county gave majority of $40. the
city OF Atlanta an adverse majority of 32I
Thls puts the chief city of Georgia under
prohibition, virtually by the vote of its
rural surroundings. The legality of the
election is to be contested
Villas Slow Mails.
NEW York, Noyemb r r27th.-The D-ib,,n,
submits TO Secretary Viias the following
from private letter received here from
Yokohama, Japan :" / have TODAY had the
pleasure of receiving a letter from YOU
nearly two months old. 1t came by way of
Europe, as did also your previous one, and
one, too, from California, our next neirh-
Dor. 1t is very trying to be obliged to wait
so long for our letters. To business men
this IS most serious matter, causing great
inconvenience, and sometimes actual loss
An international Grain Contest.
New YoRK, November 27th.-The clos
ing OF the Minnesota FIGURING Mills is re-
garded by railroad men here as an indica
ton that Europe will take no more flour
from this country for some time to come.
unless the prices of grain and freight are
reduced. The contest lies between English
dealers and American holders, and il is a
question who can hold out the longest.
Faith Cure Conference.
JERSEY CITY. November 9th. = The
Faith Curists are holding conference and
have christened their edifice Church of
the First Born The sessions have been
largely attended, principally by curious,
ncredulous people. The enthusiasts have
Travelled long distances to testify to the
enicacy OF prayer in bringing about cures.
Business Failure.
NEW YORK, November 27th.-Business
failures during the last seven days. as re-
ported by K. O. Dun IL Co. to-day. number
for the United States 1893, and for Canada
a q of q
and 223 the week previous to the last. Ex-
cept that failures are increasing in the
South and on the Pacific coast, there is
nothing special to note.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, November 27th-11 A. M
Stocks opened generally with only moder-
ate changes from the closing quotations of
Wednesday, but st. Paul and Northern
Paclhc preferred are strong, while Union
Pacific and Missouri, Kansas and Texas are
weak.
New YORK, November 27th.-Central Pa
citic, 45s; Burlington, 1243; Northern Pa
cltic, 80; Northern Pacific preferred, 63l
Northwestern, 1139; New York Central 1858.
Oregon Navigation, 110I Transcontinental,
80; Pacific Mail, 67i; Panama. 9S: ST.
Louis and San Francisco, 2355; Texas Pacific.
%; Union Pacific, 500 Wells-Fargos Ex-
press, ll9; Western Union, ia.
NEw YORK, November 27th-Noon.-
Stocks active and irregular after the open
ing, but generally weak, and declined ] to
!, while st. Paul sold at {. After 11:SO the
market was more quiet, but strong, led by
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, which ad-
vanced IL, but at noon the market was firm
and active at figures generally shade be-
low the opening.
E'OREIGN