Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-07

day evening appeared before Justice
Walsh and charged Father Sherman with
being the father of her unborn child. She
said she married him on short acquaint-
ance. 1t is SAID warrant for Sberman's s
arrest will be issued to-day. Sherman
denies the story.
Death of Morrison's surplus Resolution.
WAsHINGToN, August 6th.-The surplus
resolution lies in heap of debris. The
President did not veto it, he simply killed
ii by not signing it. This course was just
as effectual as a message of disapproval.
The great number of turgid speeches made
on both sides will not be wasted, as they
will be used as campaign ammunition. Few
of those who advocated the resolution be
heved the President would sign it, but all
had an opportunity to put themselves
on record The President believes that
the Secretary of the Treasury, with the
discretionary powers conferred upon him
by the existing laws, is able TO grapple sue
cessfully with the surplus question.
Kansas Democrats.
LEAvENwoRTH August 6th.-The deiiber-
ations of the Democratic Convention were
concluded to-day, and the ticket as COM
pleted is as follows; For Associate jus
tice, A. NJ. Whitelaw, Kingman; Lieu
tenant Governor, L. G.. Isett, of Neosho
Secretary of State. w. +. Patillon, of Ford;
Attorney General, A. s. Devinney, of
Olathe Auditor, w. ID. Kelly tcolored), of
Leavenworth; Treasurer, L. II. Burchard,
of Jewell Superintendent of Public In
struction, W. J. Montgomery, OF Stockton.
Cigarmakers vs.. the Knights of Labor.
New York, August 6th.-Leaders of the
cigarmakers of the International Union
aud the Progressive Union say they have
routed the Knights of Labor. Powell,
Wengsmann IL Smith, of West Forty
second street, sent for their hands yester-
day and told them to go to work. They
say they did not care to lose all their trade
for the sake of the Knights. They employ
800 cigar and bunchmakers. Two hundred
members of the Progressive Union went
Yesterday to Boston and Philadelphia.
They say that jobbers send their orders TO
these cities now instead of to New York.
The United Manufacturers Association
had a conference yesterday with the
journment, that they had decided to give
the Knights more time.
Pacific Mail and Trans continental Lines.
New YORK, August 6th.-Rumor is re-
vived that there is au arrangement pend
ing between the Atlantic and Pacific and
Atckison, Topeka and Santa Fe Companies
providing great advantage to both COM
panies. The Seligman party have given
considerable support to their specialitieS
and the manipulation of Pacific Mail was
continued on the supposition that by the
end of this month the company would
have made a settlement with the railroad
interests.
McKenna Again Beats the Record.
New YORK, August 6th.-Harvey Nc
Kenna the San Francisco billiardist, made
the best run on record at Maurice Days
room ON lower Broadway yesterday. He
was playing an amateur at odds Of 1000 OF
no count at straight rail billiards. He
soon got the balls together on the rail and
continued playing until he made 1000
points. McKenna is considered wonder
here.
Pleasure Yacht Wrecked.
SAEDIA, August 6th.-Tbe pleasure Yacht
Courier was caught in a storm on Sunday
night and wrecked, on Lake Huron. She
had crew of six young men, all of whom
were drowned. The yacht has come ashore
at Port FRANKIE with the bodies of Hope
Mckenzie, Fleming Mckenzie and #. A
Teler lashed to it. The bodies of W. J
Sinclair. William VIDAL and Walker c.
Morrison have not yet been recovered. All
the young men belonged to the first FAM
lilies of this vicinity, and had prominent
business positions.
Another Cyclone ia Kansas.
ToPsKA tKansas), August 9Th 4 tele
gram was received here last evening stat
ing that cyclone struck the town or Hart
land and demolished twenty houses anC
did great damage 10 the crops. Sixteen
cars were blown from the Atchison, To
peka and Santa Fe tracks and telegraph
wires were prostrated for two miles west OF
town. The extent OF the damage is not
yet learned. The storm struck other towns
in the vicinity of Hartland, but wires being
down its effects cannot be learned.
Murder and Suicide.
WALLACETowN pa, August 6th-Jas
McI.ain shot and killed Ella Davis this af-
ternoon, and then shot himself. Jealousy
was the cause.
To Attend Tilden's Funeral.
WASHINGTON, August 6th.-The Presi-
dent, Secretary Endicott and Secretary
Lamar left tonight for New York to at
tend The funeral Of Mr.. Tilden.
Re gns ton of the Collector of New York.
New York, August 7th-A. M.-Collector
Heddey, of this port, has resigned. He is
generally regarded as an incapable He
was Hubert o. Thompson's representative
in national politics. William S. Bissell,
the Presidents former law partner, is spoken
of as his successor.
Murderer Hanged.
GALLArIN (Mo }. August Gth-John f.
Smith was hanged here to-day for murder.
He ascended the scaffold with firm step,
and made short speech, in which be pro-
tested his complete innocence of the crime.
His neck was broken, end he died without
struggle.
FOREIGN NEWS.