Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-05
WHOLE NO ll,090.

tan Museum. Sedelmeyer is known here
chiefly by association of bis name with that
OF the painter Munkacsy. He is the pur-
chaser OF all the works which comes from
the distinguished painters brush, and is
the owner of Christ Before Plate" the
most notable and probably the strongest
religious painting in the country.
None So Blind As Those That Won't See.
ST. LOUIS, November 4sh.--A Waterloo
(lll.1 special to the Globe Democrat says i:
Colonel William Morrison tonight, in
response to inquiries as TO the causes of his
defeat, says that Jarrett and Tinplate
emlssaries of the Pennsylvania and other
protectionists, protesting to represent the
knights OF Labor and other labor interests,
were IN the district ten or more DAYS inst be-
fore the election, hiring and bribing such as
could be hired end bribed, and contrived
to consolidate in Bakers interest most of
the Labor element, in proof of which hir-
ing ana bribery We have Jarretfs letters.
While this was going on, Baker was de-
claring for pure ballot. Mr.. Hewitts
interview, as telegfaphed to the St. Louis
Post DfPatch, falsely representing me as
standing in the way of tariff reductions,
facilitated Jarrett's mission of bribery in
the interest protection but it is all right.
The blood Of the martyrs is still the seed
of the Church. To the question as to
whether the result was surprise, Colonel
Morrison said: :" ! recognized the intiu-
ences that were at work As | went
through the district | received a great
deal ef information as to what was going
on. Heretofore | have had my share of the
Labor vote of the district. This timeit was
handled as l have indicated" Colonel
Morrison does not entertain the idea that
the cause OF tariff reform has received
setback by reason of his defeat, or Mr..
Hurds or Air. Carlisles close call. To the
question, would the results bear that in
terpretation he replied Oh, no, not at
all. Our cause Is growing right along.
We have lost no strength To an inquiry
as to whether any sentiment antagonistic
toward the Administration had had bear
ing ON the result, Colonel Morrison said
No, | think not. These are hard times.
There is some feeling that the change in
the Administration has not been followed
by that effect on business and by such
revival of good times as was anticipated.
This feeling what | hear of it, produced
some apathy among Democrats, perhaps,
bat l did not discover any anti-Adminis-
tration sentiment based upon any specific
objection to the course of the President"
Serious Aspect of the Chicago Strike.
CHICAGO, November 4th,-The strike at
the stock yards took a new and perhaps
very serious turn tonight. Tomorrow
will probably decide whether or not there
is to be collapse or protracted and more
general struggle. The result depends on
the action taken tomorrow by Armour a.
Co.'s butchers upon mandate issued to-
night by Master Workman Butler, of the
Knights of Labor, this evening. In the
different Assembly meetings an order was
read from Master Workman Butler calling
out ArmOur's beeffnen tomorrow. 1t is
asserted by many that Armour's men will
disregard the order and stay at work.
Their refusal TO obey would make them
liable to expulsion from the Knights of La
Dor. 1t would, however, doubtless settle
the strike, there being little question that
in such an event the employees of Morris &
Swift would at once apply to be taken
back. Should ATmour's men obey the or
der to quit, it is generally conceded that
another general strike of all classes OF labor
at the stock yards is almost inevitable.
Canadian Pacific's Earnings.
NEW YORK, November 4th.-The state
ment of the Canadian Pacific Company's
earnings for the month of October shows
81 ,046,000. In October. 1885, they were
1921 900.
Death of P8blisher
New YORK, November 4th.-August
Brentano, the well-known stati0ner, who
for many years lived in this city, died on
Monday in Chicago. Brentano had been
i'll only short time, and the news of his
death, received by his nephews in this city
yesterday, was surprise 10 them.
Beattie StIII Improving.
New YORK, November 4th.-The condi-
ton of Surveyor Beattie continues to i'm
prove.