Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-24

! actlon iof aUOl5hlng the use of union label
! of any kind on their boxes. General Ma:
ter w WorEman Powderly, with portion c
| the General Executive Board, arrived her
I yesterday, and will be called upon to pate
/ up settlement before he leaves the city.
| The Iron Molders and knights of Labor
! PITTsBURG June 23d.-The movemen
! reported several months ago with view +
eopsolidate the Iron Molders Union witt
| ihe Knights of Labor is rapidly taking
shape. The Executive Board of the knight
of Labor has issaed circular to the mold
| ers, and series of resolutions instructip,
| the delegates to the next Molders' Conyen
| iion to vote for the consolidation of ever
! Lodge Of molders IN the country, and vii
be acted upon soon. The Molders' Unior
! is claimed to have membership of 100,
600 men. The circular cites substantially
the identical reasons for joining the Knight!
as were lately submitted to the Convention
of the Typographical Union and Alnalga
! mated Association.
The Poisoned Picniclsers.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d.-A special dis
patch says Exactly 2l4 people wert
poisoned at last Thursdays picnic neal
Pennington, n. J. Six of these person.
will probably die and twenty are in a pre-
carious condition, One of the physician.
in charge of the cases has examined the
ice cream cans. and says there was no
enough sulphate of zinc about them 10 dc
any damage that the symptoms are those
OF arsenical poisoning, and from the fac
that those who first ate of the cream es
capped he is of the opinion that the poison
was put into the cream by some one pur
posely. AS a large number of people were
engaged in serving the cream, il will bt
difficult to catch the perpetrators.
Providence Celebrates an. Anniversary
PROVIDENCE, June 23d.-Providence pre-
sents gala appearance to-day, in honor O
the two hundred and fifth anniversary o.
the settlement of the city. Never before
has the city been so handsomely decorated
nor have the decorations been so profuse
Nearly all the buildings, public and pri
yate, are covered with streamers, flags anC
bunting, and pictures of the landing o
Roger Williams.
Strike of Switchmen-The Anarchist
Cases.
CHICAGO, June 23d.-The switchmen EN-
ployed on the Lake Shore Railroad at the
Stock Yards in this city quit work thi:
afternoon, owing to the refusal of the com
pany to discharge eight non-Union men
1t is believed the strike will become gen.
eral on the road. 1t is a renewal of the
contest which occurred on the road last
April
Up TO the noon adjournment of the
Criminal Court, ten jurors had been accepted
by both sides in the Anarchists cases.
The Coming Chicago Convention.
LINCOLN (Neb.) }, June 23d.-The follow
ing cable message was received to-day from
Timothy Harrington, NJ. p, Secretary oi
the League in Ireland:
DuDLIN, June %, 1885,
To Patrick Eagan, Lincoln. Neb.: Parnell au
thorizes me to state that an important delega.
ton will attend the Chicago Convention. As
sure the American League of our Warmest
thanks for their continued and glorious support
TIMOTHY HARRINGTON.
New York Stock Market.
New York, June 23d.-Central Pacific
Az; Burlington, 1861 Rio Grande, I52
Northern Pacific, 275; Northwestern, 116l
New York Central, 1914 Oregon
Navigation, 1887 (: Transcontinental, 345
Pacific Mail, 553; Panama 90; Rock
Island, 274; st. Louis and San Francisco, ,242
ST. Paul and Omaha, 4Ss; Texas-Pacifc
11g; Union Pacific, 57g; Weils-Fargo Ex,
press, 12S; Western Union, 65I.
New York, June 23d.-Northern Pacific
skies, 1174@11Sh Southern Pacific skies
1901; Arizona skies, 106; New Mexico
skies, 104 bid.
Exports of Breadstuffs.
New YORK, June 23d-Exports of bread
stuffs from Atlantic ports to Great Britain
for the week ending June 10Th, were a.
follows: Barrels of flour-New York 10,
045; Philadelphia, 200 Baltimore, 65, ,331
Boston, 26, ,321 Montreal, $500. Bushels
of wheat-New York, 56S AS: Baltimore
6S, ,050 Boston, 153, DOL Montreal, 214 406
Bushels of corn-New York, 357 ,05l Phil
adelphia, 5000; New Orleans, 96,419.
Alabama Republicans.
MONTGOMERY. June 23d.-The Republi-
can State Convention met here to-day. with
about 100 delegates present-one-halfw white
Speeches were made favoring the nomina.
ton of a State ticket. All the utteranceS
were protective tariff and the Blair educa.
tional bill.
DECLINED To NOMINATE.
MONTGOMERY, June 23d The Repub.
lican Convention have declined to nomi-
nate a ticket. They leave it with the
Executive Committee, to put out or not as
they think best.
The Adulteration of Wines.
WASHINGTON, June 23d.-The address OF
G. a. Wetmore before the Medical Associa-
ton of Washington some time ago bore
fruit, in the presentation of memorial 10
Congress by the Association to-day, ipyt-
ing attention to the widespread evils oi
adulteration and the Justification Of bever-
ages sold as wine, both for daily family and
medical uses.
Edmunds Endorsed.
MONTPELIER (Vt). June 23d-Thc
County Conventions of Windsor and Addi-
son counties, held to day. passed resolu-
tions indorsing Senator Edmunds as his
own successor.
Murderer Lynehed.
ST. PAUL, June 23d.-A Detroit IAlinn.,
special TO the Pioaeer Press says : William
Kelaher, alias Reddy, killed officer Convey
to-day, while resisting arrest. He was
taken from Jail tonight at 1G o'clock by a
large crowd of disguised men, escorted TO q
neighboring grove, hanged to q tree and
his body riddled with bullets. Sheriff
Pinney attempted to depend his prisoner
but being small man he was easily over
powered. Kelaher was gambler, and was
known in Minneapolis, where he lived for
time, as tough citizen.
Ex-President Arthur.
New York, June 24th--A. M.-Ex-Pres-
ident Arthur was busy yesterday making
preparations Tor his Journey 10 new Lon
don, which it is expected he will make to-
day. DR.. Peters called in the morning
and found that the General was
stronger. apparently, than he had been on
the previous day, and did not seem to be
fatigued after moving around the room.
The door bell was kept ringing all day long
bv the Generals friends, who called to pay
their respects and wish him well on his
journey.
FOREIGN NEWS.