Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-15

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mony took place at the Longfelow man
sion, on Brattle street, Old Cambridge, and
was performed by Rev. Samuel Longfellow.
uncle of the bride. The wedding was pri
vate.
Snap judgment" Taken on Dakota and
| Colorado.
WASHINGTON, October 18th The Act of
Congress providing for the taking of a semi
decennial census in the States and Terri
tories authorized the Secretary of the Inte
rior to pay half the cost of the census
where the returns were filed with the De-
partment before September 1st Dakota
and Colorado each took census, and pre-
sented accounts amounting to S35, SOC and
S20673, respectively. The certificates for
| these amounts were made out by the Inte-
rlor Department, but upon presentation to
the Treasury Department they We're can
celled by the First Comptroller. because
| both Dakota and Colorado are indebted to
/ the United States on account of the direct
law of August 8, 1861, in the sum of s.. 42l
and 81, 1888, respectively. In such cases q
sum equal to the amount due is withheld.
| For Dakota, $32, 265 of the amount
$3.50, 500 certified to be due has been d.
rected TO be paid, but Colorados indebted
ness is in excess of the amount certified to
! to be due
| The Backbone Grant Again.
! WASHINGTON October 14th.-Secretarv
Lamar, Assistant Secretary jerks, and the
Assistant Attorney-General for the Interior
| Department listened to the reargument to-
| day on the appeal of the Southern Pacific
| Company from the decision of the Commits
| sioner of the Land Office, in what is known
| as the +" backbone grant IL Southern Cali
| fornia. The railroad company was repre-
| sented by Sidney Dillon and prominent
| 90 :, Al i
| concerning the ownership Of certain lands
where the Southern Pacific and the Texas
| Pacific Railway land grants overlapped.
Carl Schurz and the Civil Service Com
mission.
WASHINGTON, October 14th.-It is said
| here the President has offered the Presi-
dency of the Civil Service Commission to
| Carl Schurz, and negotiations are going on
| to persuade Schurz TO accept. friend of
SchuZ said last night that he thought the
latter would be willing to serve on account
of the good he thinks he could do. Con-
gress will be asked next winter to raise the
pay of the Civil Service Commission.
Capital..Sotes.
| WASHINGTON, October 14th-E. r. L.
| Gould, special agent of the Labor Bureau.
stationed in England, has resigned, having
completed his investigations.
| a. J. Pickett, of Kentucky, has been an
pointed Timber Agent of the Land Office
| VIM. A. Vincent, Chief Justice of the
| Supreme Court of New Mexico. recently
appointed Stephen w. Dorsey member of
the commission to draw grand and petty
jusOrs. for that Territory. He was to-day
suspended from office by the President.
The Foreign Missions Anniversary.
BosToN, October 14th.-At the afternoon
session of the American Board of Foreign
Missions to-day, the attendance was so
| great that fremont Temple would not &C
| commoaate the people, and OVERLOOKING
meetings were held in Music Hall and the
Park-street Church. The afternoon at each
was spent in listening to an address from
representatives from the various mission
airy organizations of other churches the
| speakers going from auditorium to audi
| forum, and repeating their remarks. In
| the evening a fair audience assembled at
fremont Temple. Rev. Dr. r. S. Storrs.
of Brooklyn, gave an address, occupying
| over two hours on The Promise for the
Future, as Seen in the Progress of Chris
| tianity within the past Seventy-five Years"
| No previous announcement of the Board
has called together so many of its CO.
operate members, and no such crowds have
heretofore been seen at its meetings.
The American Turf.
BALTIMORE October 14th.-The first dav
of the fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Club was quite successful, though the track
was miserable. Three-QuarterS of a mile
Pontico won, Swift second, Bessie third.
Time, LOO. Central stakes, one mile. for
two-year-old: Dewdrop won. Time, 1854. |
Dixie stakes, two miles, for three-year-
| olds: East Lynne won, Richmond second, |
Longview third. Time, 3494. Mile and |
half, for all ages: Colonel Sprague won. !
Pontiac second. Time, PSI. Pimlico |
handicap Bourke Cochran won, Repeater
| second, Quebec third. Time, 6:37!
RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH, October 14th.-There
was good attendance to-day, but the |
track was sea of mud. Three-quarters of
mile, for all ages: Barbara won, Cas- |
titan second, Winston third. Time, I:2l. |
Mile, for non-winners: Rica won, Jack |
o Hearts second, Ernest third. Time I:4S. |
Mile and an eighth, selling: Cardinal Nc |
Closkey won, Una B. second, Jim Nave |
third. Time, 2:01. Mile and an eighth, for
all ages: Tenstrike won, King B. second. |
Hanap third. Time, 2:14f. Five-eighths |
| of a mile, for maiden two-year-olds: Aure- |
ole won, General Price second, /. H. D. |
third. Time, 1:044.
Sentenced to be Hanged.
CLEVELAND, October 14th.-Lewis Web |
| ster, who murdered Perry Harrington at |
| Geneva, December 18th last was to-day |
sentenced to be hanged February g. 1856 |
Webster has twice been convicted of this |
crime. After his first conviction. he was |
granted new trial, which was ended two |
weeks ago at Warren. A motion for a third |
trial was overruled to-day before sentence |
was passed.
john McCullough's Condition.
New YORK, October 14th-The Times |
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has taken marked change for the worse |
within the past few days, and the phvsi- |
clans in the retreat where he is at present |
sheltered now give it as their belief that he |
can hardly last for more than q few weeks |
longer.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, October l4th.-Stocks very
active, irregular and feverish. There was |
a decided boom in the opening quotations |
which were TOT higher than the closing |
figures yesterday, except Missouri, Kansas |
and Texas, which are unchanged. Pacific |
Mail led in the opening advance, but Union |
Pacific, New Jersey Central, Louisville and |
Nashville and Canada Southern subse- |
quently became weak and declined small |
fractions, while Changers, Lackawanna |
Lake Shore, Tanderbilts, Western Union, |
Oregon Transcontinental and Northern Pa |
cific (preferred) were strong, advancing |
from after the opening. At II o'clock |
the market was active, irregular and fever
ish.
New York, October 14th.-Central Pacific |
40s; Burlington. 1871; Northern Pacific |
23s; preferred, 50s Northwestern, 1863 |
New York Central, 1909; Oregon Navigation, !
904 Transcontinental, 25s; Pacific Mail |
53s; Panama, 9S; ST. Louis and San Fran |
CISCO, 10; Texas Pacific, 2l4; Union Pa
cifc, 5l4; Wells-Eargo's Express, 116l |
Western Union, 752
New YORK, October 14th.-3 P. M.-The |
market was strong after midday, continued /,
active during the afternoon and closed. |
steady.