Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-28

pected there will be $50 delegates present,
representing all the States and Territories.
The session will continue three days.
Tariff Talk.
WASHINGTON, September 27th.-Consul-
General Heap, at Constantinople, reports
to the Secretary of State the progress made
by the Turkish Government IL concert
with delegates from Great Britain. Ger
many. Russia and Italy, in framing the
new tariff. BE says he has carefully ex-
amined the new tariff, as far rs agreed
upon, and with few exceptions he thinks
the rates reasonable and moderate. The
most important article in value Of imports
from the United States are petroleum and
alcohol, upon which it is proposed to fxa
duty of 20 per cent. ad valorem. 1t is the
highest rate on the list, but he thinks this
will be reduced to IS per cent. Heap was
himself appointed, at the request of the
Porte, delegate i'll concert with the Turk
ish delegates III framing the tariff. but
after having notified the delegates of his
appointment and readiness to act, be was
informed that the Turkish delegates did not
think il necessary to discuss the tariff
with the American delegate, and that they
considered il would be sufficient to present.
it in the form agreed upon with other
powers. TO the American Legation. ''While
it is true" he said, that the tariff accepted
by the Governments that have the largest
commercial interests with Turkey can be
accepted with safety by the United States
Russia will obtain the lowest possible rate
on petroleum and Austria on spirits, alco-
hol, etc, and we shall, moreover, enjoy
-tf1fa nsl 10 IA.
the most favored nation. This action of
the Turkish delegates does not seem to be
in accordance with the repeated requests
of the Sublime Porte for the United States
to appoint delegates on the Tariff Com
mission"
Something for the Sewing Circle to Talk
About.
JERSEY CRY, September 27th.-Cn Tues
day last the EUening journal published
sensational article charging that two young
ladies moving in the first circles had com
mitted forgery by raising checks given
them by their father from IS to $50 and
from $40 70 $780, No names were given,
but pretty close description was given.
On Friday night the writer of the article
a reporter by the name of Lenhart-
was decoyed into saloon and
assaulted by Raymond Gilchrist a
son of ex-Attorney-General Gilchrist,
of New Jersey. it being understood that he
was acting in behalf of the daughters of
Thos. Cannon, wealthy coppersmith
This evening reporter Lenhart was assigned
to report session of the Board of Works
While the Board was in session. Miss
Mamie Cannon, an elder sister, stole up
to within reaching distance of him and
proceeded to belabor him numerically
with a cowhide. The room was quickly
in an uproar the lobby taking sides
with the young lady, and the officers
of the Board undertaking to protect
the reporter. The enraged young woman
was finally separated from the object of
her vengeance, and went away, accompa-
MED by her father ard number of friends,
while the reporter, after adjournment of
the Board, was accompanied home by a
policeman. The affair has created decided
sensation ON account of the prominence
of the persons involved. Young Gilchrist
has been arrested on charges of assault aud
conspiracy.
How They Do Things at Saratoga.
New YORK, September 27th-William
Mahody, Chief of Police of Saratoga, was
arrested this evening on charge of at
tempted extortlon of money, on a warrant
sworn out by Gustave Loridon. The COM
plant states that Mahody had warrant
for Loridon's son on a charge of forgery.
He proposed to the father to let the boy off
for SO, 900 cash, but afterward modified the
demand to $500. Mahody consented to
throw off $500, but not cent more,
because, he said, he had to divide
with the District Attorney and Police
Justice of Saratoga. Loridon went
out and got warrant and with the Court
officer and his lawyer went back to the
had, and where the son was with Mahody.
Then, before witnesses, Mahody said the
money must be paid or the boy must 90
to Jail. Then Mahody was arrested. Lori
don says the check was forged by friend
of his son. who claimed Mahody as his
uncle. The forgery was done at Saratoga,
where young Loridon's friend had enticed
him to bet on horse races, and where they
became strapped"
An Important Decision.
WASHINGTON, September 27th-Acting
Secretary Muldrow has rendered a very
important decision involving the constitu-
tional provision that "full faith and
credit shall be given by each State to acts,
records and judicial proceedings of every
other State" carrying out the doctrine
that where a Court OF one STATE, hav-
ing jurisdiction, renders judgment,
the Judgment IL CDnc} uSlY1 oi al
matters determined therein. and is
binding on the Courts of every other State
Secretary Muldrow extends the exposition
of this doctrine TO executive departments. I
The case comes up on an important land
matter from Louisiana, where the claim /
ants title to scripts was founded ON the
Courts of that State upon a succession of
proceedings. The decision is said to be an
able one, and is understood to be reversal
of one rendered by ex-Secretary Schurz.
He Is Old Enough.
WASHINGTON, September 27th.-Secretary
lamar has just rented for three years, at
81 700 year large and elegantly-furn-
ished house on n street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. 1t is near the Thomas
circle, a fashionable part of the city. Peo-
pie who believe the declarations of the
Secretary's friends-that he is not going to
marfy-are wondering what he wants of
such an establishment. The truth is, that
there will soon be Mrs. Lamar to preside
over the fine house that ne has rented. He
is to take possession Of the house on the
1>t of October, and the matrimonial event
is likely 20 occur SOON.
4 Noted Editor Gone.
BosToE, September 27th-Colonel Chas
G. Greene former editor of the Boston Post, |
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