Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-24

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points of interest in and near the city will
be made. and there will be public recep-
ton tonight.
The President left tonight, via Palatka,
for Titusville, where steamer will take
him to Rock Ledge, on Indian River.
Leaving there tomorrow noon, the party
will visit the Sanford Exposition and also
the Winter Park, and the return trip will
be commenced tomorrow night
The Lake Front of Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 23d.-Justice Harlan
read an opinion IN the United States Circuit
Court this afternoon, disposing of three
cases affecting the ownership and posses
sion of the lake front. The decision is re-
garded as substantial victory for the peo-
pie of Chicago and State, as against the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. The
prevailing opinion is that it will stand, and
that the Illinois Central has been confirmed
in all the rights it was entitled 10, while
the people have been protected from its
| unjust encroachments.
California Oranges in Chicago.
Copyright, 1885, by DE Cali fornid Associaed Press
CHICAGO, February 23d-Florida oranges
are nearly out of the market, giving way
| almost entirely to fruit from California
There is very good trade in other varieties
OF oranges. The supply of oranges from
| California is fair and when of medium
size they sell moderately. Receipts are
increasing as the weather grows warmer
and prices rule as follows: California
| (Riverside) oranges, $3@3 50; other Cali.
fornia kinds, So 1908; navels (RiVerside)
| $5@6; navel and others, 81 50@5.
| The Coffee Market Agitated.
Copyright, 1888, by the California Associated Press
NEW YORK, February 23d.-There was
great excitement on the Coffee Exchange
this morning. Coffee dropped 40 to sc
| points. Nearly all the brokers with foreign
connections received selling orders from
them. Later cables, however, cancelled
many of the foreign selling orders and pro.
duced return of confidence. The local
market then rallied and at noon was steady
i with prices slightly above the opening.
An Ice-Dam, But Not Appreciated.
| GCopy7ght, 1885, by he California Associated Press
PoRT JERvIs, February 23d.-The Della.
ware river began breaking up on Wednes
day evening, and a field of ice, three miles
long, moved down to this village, where il
| stopped, forming an ice-dam a mile long
| and seven feet thick. The water rose
twelve feet in twenty minutes, flooding
many houses along the river, and damag
| California Wool-Growers Protest
WASHINGTON, February 23d-Represent.
ative Mckenna of California presented in
the House to-day resolutions of the wool
| growers of California against reduction o.
the duty on imported wool, which they
assert would practically abolish wool
| growing in California, as competition coulC
not be carried on against the cheap labor
and cheaper ranges of other countries.
"A Pilgrimage to Palestine.
New YORK, February 23d.-Seven year:
ago three priests of the Franciscan Order
fixed their abode at 800 West Fifty-second
street. Their Order has charge of the
| sacred tombs and sanctuaries in the HOLY
Land. These three priests now deem the
| time ripe for big pilgrimage of American
Catholics 10 Palestine next spring, and are
making the necessary arrangements.
Supposed Capture of SnelI's Slayer.
CHICAGO, February 23d.-A dispatch from
| Missouri says young man was arrested
| there who closely answers the description
OF Tarcott the supposed murderer of A.
Smell. On receipt of the information two
officers started for Missouri for the purpose
of bringing back the prisoner, if he i.
found to be the right man.
A Veterans Mysterious Suicide.
tCCpyigt. 1855, by the California associated Press
New YORK, February 23d-Captain Dan
iel Oakley. clerk in the Union Trust Com
panys flee, committed suicide this after
noon by shooting himself in rifle gallery
He was war veteran, with good record
and had \ comfortable position at abou
So, 500 year. There is no known cause fo
the suicide.
Manufacture of Dynamite.
Copyright 1883, tyMe California -;ssoei1tcl Press
New YORK, February 23d.-An evenin,
paper, which has be, n looking into tn,
subject of dynamite, finds that about 20,
600, 600 tons of dynamite are manufactures
annually in the United States. and tina
! there is a growing export trade, principal,
to South and Central America.
California Pensions.
[COpwigft. Isss blythe California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, February Californi,
pensions have been granted as follow
Henry Lawrence, Ukiah Daria Trimble
Los Angeles G. F. Douglas, Weaverville
Anna NJ, widow of Edward Higgins, Sa1
| Francisco Martha, widow of j. T. Boyd
Stockton.
Unclaimed Deposits.
Icopyig'h. 1888. by the California Associated Press
BosToN, February 23d. = The Saving
Bank Commissioners have submitted re
ings banks of the States, in deposits un
claimed in twenty years or more.
Republican Convention Reports.
CHICAGO, February 23d.-Newspapers in
! tending to make telegraphic reports of thu
| Republican National Convention are re
quested to file their applications for accom-
modations with the Chairman of the Pres!
Committee, r. W. Patterson, of Chicago.
The Gould-Sage Cases.
Copyright, 1855, By The California associated Press
New YORK, February 23d.-The Crane
Jury this morning took up the cases of Jay
| Gould, Russell Sage and others, charged
with the grand larceny of So ,000,000 of tht
| Denver-Pacific stock.
| Grant Monument Officials.
| New YORK, February 23d.-The annual
meeting OF the Trustees of the GRAM
| Monument Committee met to-day anG
elected the following officers: William B
Grace, President; Hamilton Fish and S. L
NJ. Barlow, Vice-Presidents
| Miners Going to Work.
READING, February 23d.-Two collieries
of the Lehigh Company, known as the
! Packer collieries, resumed work this morn
! ing. They have been closed since Septem
Der. They employ about 500 hands, and
| ship 275 cars of coal per day.
Officers to be Retired.
WASHINGTON, February 23d.-A bill wa:
| reported favorably to the Senate to-day Il
authorize the President to appoint Genera
Alfred Pleasanton Major of Cavalry ON the
retired list, and General William w
Averill as Colonel ON the retired list.
POSSIBLY MURDER.
The Wounded Redwood City JaiIer Lfk ell,
| to Die.
Icopyigat, 1855, blythe California associated Iressl
REDWOOD CRY, February 23d.-G. W