Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-13
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Currency. The President of the bank is L.
w. Hellman Cashier, G. A Swartmont.
The limited express on the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, which arrived in the city at o
o'clock tonight from New York, brought
Secretaries Bayard, Manning and Whitney
and Treasurer Jordan. Mr.. Miller, Com
missioner of Internal Revenue and Mr.
Snyder, Deputy Comptroller of Currency
boarded the train at Baltimore and accom-
panied the Secretaries TO this city.
A "Cold Day" for the BoodIers.
New YORK, October 12th-At half-past
o'clock this afternoon Inspector Byrnes re-
ceived bulky package from the District
Attorneys Office. 1t contained an order
from the District Attorney, accompanied
by bench warrants, for the arrest of all the
Doodle" Aldermen of the Board of 1884,
save for Henry L. Sayles, whose flight 10
Canada has inspired the crusade, the prose-
cution Of which was thus placed in The
hands of Inspector Byrnes Counsel for the
" boodleIs " pleads against an increase in
the amount OF bail, but the Court decided
TO make it $4,000 in each case. Alderman
Kirk, who bad come i'll voluntarily in the
meantime, at once gave bail and went
away. Then, one after another, the detec-
tives brought in eX-Aldermen Miller,
Cleary, McQuade and McCabe. OF these,
Cleary, McCabe and McQuade secured ad-
ditional bail during the early evening.
Farley and Miller were unable 10 furnish
the added security, and were locked in the
Tombs for the night. Later on ex-Aldef-
men Spells, O'Neill and Reilly were ar
rested and locked up. Thus far nine have
yet remains TO be arrested or reported
Duffy, Fink, Fullgraff and Wendell.
New YORK, October I2th.-The Sun SAYS ::
4" 1t is understood that new evidence has
been secured about the relations to the
Broadway steal of ex-Treasurer Kerr and
ex-President Foshay, of that road. Jake
Sharp and at least one legal adviser have
been presented 10 the Grand Jury. The
testimony of several of these men before
the Senate Investigating Committee has
been reviewed in the light of recent con-
fessions aud disclosures, and Inspector
Byrnes thinks he has got pretty nearly
enough. 1t is likely that nothing will be
done until all the men TO be arrested are in
town at the same time
The New York MayoraIty.
New YORK, October 12th.-The County
Committee of the New York County De
mocracy met tonight, and by resolution
agreed to indorse Tammany's nomination
of Abram S. Hewitt for Mayor. 1t was an
nounced that Mayor Grace had written to
Hewitt, pledging him his support in the
Mayoralty contest.
HEWITT WEAK CANDIDATE.
New York, October 13th-A. M.-The
Tribune says: Everywhere among poll
ticians up town yesterday the talk was
about the nomination of Hewitt for Mayor.
There was much wonder as to whether he
would accept. Tammany was acknowl-
edged to have made bold strike by
which it has outwitted the Administration
and put its foot on the neck of the County
Democracy. The leaders of the George
movement say that Hewitt's nomination
suits them perfectly that he is an aristo-
crat, pure and simple, and will drive
many more votes to them that he will take
away He is weak with the Irish on ac-
count of his apologize letter to Minister
West, in regard to the ODonnell resolu-
ton which he introduced into Congress,
and with the Trades Unions for his testi-
mony before the British Board of Trade in
London in which he denounced the Trades
Unions.
Death of Rear-Admiral Nichols.
PoMFREr Comm, October 12:h.-Rear-
Admiral Nichols had been spending the
summer in his usual health. He was
found on Saturday morning suffering from
an apopletic fit, and lay unconscious until
his death to-day. He was GA years old.
The Boycotters.
New YORK, October 12th.-The Sun says
editorially: Governor Hills pardon of the
Thesis bovcotters will be generally ap
proved. Considering the novelty of their
offense, and the fact that they acted in en-
tire good faith, they have certainly been
punished sufficiently.
Marriage 10 High Life.
DENVER, October 12th.-A Greeley special
to the Republican says Lady Maude o.
Gilvie, daughter of Countess AciIie, was
this afternoon married at Trinity Episcopal
Church, at Estes Park, to Theodore White.
The Chicago Strike.
CHICAGO, October 12th.-About 1,500 of
the stock-yards strikers met tonight and
listened to a report from their represent
ative at the conference engaged in attempt
ing to adjust differences. After discussion
il was decided to give the Executive Board
OF District 81 knights OF Labor, together
with the representative mentioned, full
powers 10 arrange settlement
Indignant Ir.slinen.
PIrrsDUEG, October l3,h-The Irish Ma
tionalists Of Pit;sburg are indignant at The
self constituted committee of five which
last Saturday presented an address to
Chauncey F. Blake, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, assuring him that all
Irishmen who in 1884 cast their ballot for
Blaine would this year cast Democratic
ballots. 1t is said that all the Irish-Ameri-
cans are again prepared TO vote for Blaine,
or an equally good Republican, in 1888.
One leader, who recently returned from a
visit to New York, asserts that 25,000
Irishmen in that State have left the Dem
ocratic party forever.
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