Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-15


platform of complete reconciliation under
the Republican flag and Northen aid to in.
dustrial development at the South the
name most frequently linked with that OF
the kennebec statesman has been that oi
General John B. Gordon. VIII some of
the hypothetical and impracticable things
of 1880 and 1854 be actualities in 1888
What fellow can say?
Mr.. Crocker's Condition.
New YORK, May 14th.-So many con-
flicting reports have been telegraphed East
and West concerning Charles Crocker's
condition that your correspondent this
morning saw his private secretary, who
had just come from Crocker's residence.
he said cannot understand from
what source these untruthful reports
emanate. l have endeavored from dav to
day TO let you know exactly what Crocker's
condition is. He could not be recovering
more rapidly. He sits up in chair sew
eral times day. This morning he walked
around the room for short time. He sees
his friends and business acquaintance
every day. He has had no relapse nor in
dication ofany. When man of Croker s
weight is thrown from wagon he naturally
is much bruised and badly shaken up.
That's all the matter with him now.
Neither his family nor physicians are at
all worried about him. In about two
weeks he will be able to get around the
house, but it is too far ahead to predict
when he will resume his business"
The TranscontinentaI Lines
New YORK, May 14th-At the Southern
Pacific office this morning it was stated
that The transcontinental lines are ali
working independently of one another still,
and there is no special feature to the situa-
ton. Central Pacific officials say it has not
yet been decided what disposition will be
made of the rental money due from the
Southern Pacific May lst There is little
doubt all the surplus money the company
has will be used to pay off the floating
debt.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, May 14th.-Central Pacific
500; Burlington, 1873; Rio Grande, 155
Northern Pacific. 232; Northwestern,
1O64 /; New York Central, 10la Oregon
Navigation, 974; Transcontinental. 2S4
Pacific Mail, 5ls Panama, 9S; Rock ISL
and, 20s; st. Louis and San Francisco, 10
ST Paul and Omaha, 394; Texas-Pacifc, 7s
Union Pacific, 4S3; Western Union, 612
New YORK, May Southern Pacific
skies, 1073 Arizona do, 1O44 bid; New
Mexico do, 1913.
The broadway Steal.
New YORK, May 14th.-The taking OF
evidence in the trial of Alderman Henry
Z. Jaime, charged with having accepted a
bribe of $20,0 to vote in favor of grant
ing franchise to the Broadway Surface
Railroad Company, for the running of cars
on Broadway from the Battery to Four
teenth street, was begun to-day.
If Convicted, Skin Him Alive.
CHICAGO, May 14th.-A man named
Louis Lingg was arrested this evening,
while in hiding at No. so Ambrose street.
The police unreservedly declare that he is
the man who threw the death dealing
bomb into their ranks week ago Tuesday
Disastrous Boiler Explosion.
COLUMBUS (O), May 14th.-The .Statc
Journals Caldwell special SAYS: James
Herrols sawmill boiler exploded at Sarah
vile, killing Lafayette futile, Ed Hill and
Lewis Baker, and fatally wounding James
Heron and Nathan Butler
Sunk in Collision.
BosToN, May 14th.-A dispatch was re.
ceived to-day from Batavia, East Indies
stating that the ship Ice King, Bartlett
from the Philippine Islands for Boston
was sunk by collision with an unknown
steamer, May 7th, off Point Lloyds. Her
officers and crew are reported saved.
Inc LLOYD Garrison Statue.
BosToN, May 14th-The Lloyd Garrison
statue was Wednesday evening placed in
position on Commonwealth avenue. oppo-
site the Hotel Nendome. There were no
formal exercises.
Socialists Aiming.
New YORK, May 14th-The World saws
Anarchist Most's speech in Geimania Hall
on April ODD in which he advocated the
forming of Sociaiistc rifle corps and car
rying muskets, which were to be had for
$40 apiece, is already bearing fruit Such
rifle companies have since sprung into ex-
istence, and are known as companies one.
two and three. Number one meets and
drills every second and fourth Wednesday
in the month numbers two and three
have meetings every Thursday night. To
these meetings members bring their mus
kets, and when assembled they go through
the manual of arms. Last night q World
reporter counted twenty men of company
number two, each of whom entered the
hall with rifle in one hand and some of
them with an umbrella in the other.
Most at Large Again.
New YORK, May 15th-A M.-Anarchist
John Most is at large again. He was re-
leased yesterday on the deposit of 81 600
with the City Chamberlain, as security for
his appearance when he is wanted. Most
seemed entirely satisfied to discontinue the
role of a martyr. Moritz Schultz. com
positor on Most's paper, deposited the
money, which was subscribed by Most's
Anarchist friends.