Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-28
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-usIos.l
CALIFORNIA.
The American Party at Fresno.

FRESNO, May 27th.-The American par
tvs birth was ushered in at Fresno to-day
by big procession, headed by the Fresno
brass band Following came the Fresno
Cadets, military organization composed of
boys from Is to 20 years of age. Then came
a carload of young ladies, and following q
liberty car filled with young ladies. After
that came citizens i'll carriages. The pro-
cession moved to the depot, where the
principal speaker, Hon. p. ID. Wigginton,
was received and escorted to his hotel A
platform had been erected in front of the
! Postoffice, which was handsomely deco
rated with flags and evergreens. Among
the notices displayed were the following
| We demand protection for the heritage
| left US by our fathers - "Saye our land
for our future :" The American Party :"
Our country is our politics. Cur only
hope is in Americans ruling America !"
The meeting was presided over by Hon ]
| L. Wharton, with a long list of Vice Presi-
dents, and was addressed by Hon. p. D.
| Wigginton and others. Fully 1000 per-
! sons were present. Boniires burned and
| great enthusiasm prevailed.
California Fruit Union.
SAN Francisco, May 27th.-The Board
! of Trustees of the California Fruit Union
| met to-day. Manager l.. W Buck reported
that four carloads of fruit had ALREADY been
shipped East by the Union. On motion
of Mr. De Long, the President was author
| lied to furnish the railroad company suf-
| ticient bond to guarantee the payment of all
| freight shipped by the Union. On motion
of Mr.. Block, the President and General
Manager were empowered to receive bonds
! from members of the Union, to secure il in
tie payment of freight on fruit shipped
Trustee Meek moved that the second in
stailment of % per cent. on the capital
stock be called in, which was decided on
Ii was also decided TO establish a branch
office Immediately at Sacramento, which
will be connected by telephone with the
one here
| Pursuit of the Hostile Apaches.
SAN Francisco, May 27th.-Reports re-
| ceived at the Preside from Arizona con-
firm the previously received statement that
the hostile Apaches, in small bands of four
and five, are heading northward and have
| left the State of Sonora, Mexico. General
Miles, who has recently been at Nogales
on the national boundary line from which
point he could the better direct the move
ments of the troops, returned north on
| Saturday, and on the oath reached Wilcox
! A. L. The number of troops guarding the
mountain passes and the water holes from
! Wilcox east 10 STEMS Peak, Grant county,
! New Mexico has been increased, and one
| troop OF cavalry, one volunteer troop of
rangers and company of Papago Indian
scouts, just mustered in, have been added
to the force in the field Captains Lawton
and Woods are supposed to be close on the
! trail of the hostiles. and with the com
mands under Captains Hatfield and Lebs
will prevent the Apaches from retreating
again into the Sierra Madre mountains
! should they fail TO gain the rugged noun
| taln3 in the vicinity of San Carlos, toward
which point they seem to be making
The -Christol Wrestling Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 27th.-The unfin-
ished wrestling match, between Sam.
Matthews and Andre Christol for the
championship of the coast and a purse of
$3.50, was decided at Plat Hall this even