Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-01

claims it may have to attention ana
to mislead in the future. Having specially
stamped the statement as false; having
proved its author 10 be an habitual SLAM
derer, and not baving partisan Secretary
to make place for this notice of personal
TRADE, which was neither an official report
nor record made during the war, so as to
entitle it to be received at the office of the
archives, | submit it to the public through
the columns of newspaper which dis
countenanced the foul play and misrepre-
sentation.
What Colonel Grant Says.
New York, September 30th.-The atten-
ton of f. G. Grant was this morning
called to the account of Holmes & Co., un-
dertakers. He said he knew of the bill in
question. and of its being made By Holmes
4 Co. to obtain money Colonel Grant said
the demand vas considered extortionate at
the time, and the firm was directed to deal
with undertaken Merritt. The bill was in
cluded in that of Merritts and paid. Col.
Grant said, with emphasis Il have the
itemized bill of all the undertaking ex-
penses and the receipt therefor. Embalm-
ing was inclnded. / audited the bill and
saw it paid
Prohibition Legal.
CLEVELAND, September 30,h.-In the Cir
cult Court Of the United States to-day
Judge Wallar disposed of the application of
Wm. Tanner, Sr., a saloon keeper of Alli-
ance Ohio, for preliminary Injunction 10
restrain the village of Alliance from the
enforcement Of q prohibition ordinance
passed under the Dow law, by refusing the
restraining order. Judge Wallar held that
the Court had no jurisdiction to afford the
relief asked; that the ordinance does not
conflict with the Fourteenth Amendment
to the Constitution of the United States
that the ordinance does not deprive the
complainant of his property; that the or
dinance is only police regulation, in the
interest of public morals, and for the COM
mon good Judge Jackson concurred in
the refusal of the application. This was
the first case III Ohio under the law, and
was watched with great interest.
Episcopal Convention.
New YORK, September 30th.-The one
hundred and third annual Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of this die :
Potter presiding. The latter, in his charge
to the clergy, advocated loyalty to the
mother church and its teachings, reproving
those within the fold who wore its uniform
yet caviled at its admonitions. He thought
no case has chance of success whose pro-
fessed adherents are constantly employed
in picking flaws in it. He also urged re-
turn to the primitive conception of episco-
pacy. along with closer counsel between
the Bishops and the clergy. The remain
der of the day was devoted to routine
work.
No Yacht Race.
MARBLEuEAD, September 3Oth.-The
wind is light from the northeast. The
yachts will not race to-day. AT O'Clock
Captain Stone boarded the Mayfower, her
colors were hauled down and she was ou
of commission. Her sails were set, and &
few minutes later she sailed out of tn,
harbor. The race between the Mayfiowel
and Galatea is now supposed to be off fol
good.
Gould Sentenced.
PORTLAND (Me.), September Both To
night Cashier VIM. Z. Gould was brough
into the United States Courtroom to pleaC
to indictments against him, charging hin
with misappropriation of funds OF bank
He waived the reading of each indictment
and pleaded guilty 10 each. The prisoner
face expressed not the slightest emotion a
the District Attorney moved for sentence
Judge Webb then sentenced him to ter
years in the penitentiary at Thomaston.
They VIII Besiege 1t.
MILWAUKEE, September 50th.-At Racin'
to-day the State Woman's Suffrage Associa
ton, at the instance of Susan B. Anthony
decided to besiege the next Legislature fo
woman suffrage in municipal elections
with the understanding that such legisla
ton should be repealed if found imprac
ticable.
All Serene at Charleston.
CHARLEsToN, September 30th-The da,
has passed quietly, nothing happening tC
disturb the peoples returning confidence
in the stability of things. A slight tremol
at P NJ is said to have been felt by som,
,, persons, but not generally throughout tht
city.
Andrews for Governor.
WORCESTER (Mass.), September 30th.-
The Democratic State Convention nomi
mated John L. Andrews for Governor by
acclamation.
Debensande Arrested.
New YORK, October 1st-A. M.-Viole
Cameron and Lord Lonsdale went before
the Police Justice yesterday and swort
that Violet's husband, Dsbensande, hac
threatened TO shoe; her unless Lonsdalt
gave him Z 900. a warrant was issued
and Debensande was arrested last night.