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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
baltimore AND ONO Il. X.

Departure Of TfNtuS from Wheeling, Eastc'u
me. schedule iu eject February slh, lSNh.
ENTT,'s for Chicago rUl the y. Ghwest, go
a m . - T. N rHi I'' =. n. daily, and li.lb y.
n. daily except SATURDAY
Express Tor CINCINNATI rd 81 | louis. go 4. nj.
daily and HIS 2. A., DAILY ,Nrcpl saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati ENpr -. 2i5 a. IN,
sunday only.
For Columbus $50 4 m h.'v. salnIsp.m
daily exert Saturday aai IS ? ~. Ja!y cK.
E7prcss, Tor wa,4rl-.ou, y C.. Baltimore,
PEiiadsIphia AMI NcT lo.A ''Ja IA Eld 81,
Y. NJ, daily.
For rltiburv a.d wu>h.as,.r. "a 800 a n.
and . 3 N. Oily. LNrnys~ sion 3D., Ilrp IA.
daily except sunday. Additional way train iur
Washington. Pa $50 !. m.aa.iy r.,rlt sunday.
For Moundsyi!Iv, llOo uooL, iaus except san.
day.
For Grafton. 2..5 r TT daily cxryut sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 Il. II daily except sun.
lay.
Frr s.. C!ai-yilc, 30 a. IN. and 9Og p IN.
ant - 7. II. daily except sunday.
F&p-.S. trIa.s arrive ROM chicago. $50 ana
90 m. u L, At - 3 IL. day, aud A"
m. daily except Huuisv.
Express trains arrIre from -. Lon. Sni Gin
ciuur'i. SO a. m r'i 80 =. IN dHlis
EEU:,Ss trans arrive inu Ih!lH ,y.. lila. Bs!ii-
more aud Washington, j c. 1853 IT, IN and 1885
TI.ins arrive nom Columbus. 500 Il IN anI
Ci1 p NJ. daily, aud 1875 q. m cGI!y except
Trains arrive from PIt's1nrs gtOa II daily.
ana l2.i. p IN. and 15p M daily except SUI.
tEy. and D ,u p. ~, daily except s.'u-!av aad
3 10 d. Den. sunday or.-.
Trains s:.v" innm Washington, ID, SOFA I'd.
cEl.y uAU'p. sunday
FROM Mnuujsyilio, lI0 ?. IT 1a!'y cN'cft
Sunday.
r.a.ns STRIVE from GraNen. @ % a III daily *.
CT sunday.
Z a.l> ur-iyr fu.m Cumberland, SD ? IN
daily cN,,.l Sunday.
E:om t. lie. 1913. 4 m. sui ! 81, 6i5
ami : 5u p. l.: daily rxcc?, sunday.
Baggage called Tor AID chccErd nj hotels ard
residences uu orders len At Ticket ONCE, l5O
Market street, and A. Depot,
G. X, ORD.
Gen. PDs. Agent,
w N GI RAKNT ManarEr 90.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04

W. D. Hoyt & Ca, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists, OF Rome, Ca, say: Wehave
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Biilcrs and Eurkicn's Arnica
SaIyr tor Two ycaTs. Have never handled
remedies that SCI so well, or give such
uniyersgI satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures elected by these
remedies in lhiF city. Several cases of pro-
bounced consumption have been entirely
cured w use Of few bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric ritte:s. We guarantee them al.
lgaga old nv Logan II Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
sIediCinaI.
INITIATED BLOOD
ScrOfulOuS, Inherited and COnta,
giOuS HumOrS Cured
by C%utiCura.

THROUGH the medium Of one Of your books
/ received through Mr.. Frank I. WrHy. Drug.
gisl, Apollo, Pa, became acquainted with yoar
CutlCuFa Remedies, and take his opportunity To
Ve'tily 10 y0N that their use has permanently
cured me OfOue OF the worst cases of blood moi
spniug, III connection with crysipeIas, that !
have ever seen, and this after having been pro.
nOunc"d lncurahlc by sOueOi the best physicians
IN oNFCouulE. take great pleasure ia forward
Inc 10 yor this testimonial, unsolicited as Il is by
you, IN order that stherS suffering from similar
malaiies may be encouraged 10 give Your Cg.!-
euro Remedies trial.
P. ;. WHiTLINGEH, LCechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank /. Wruy, Druggist, Apollo, la.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
Good Rssults Ia Every Case.

p. a. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga. Tenn, writes, that he wC5
seriously afflicted with q severe cold taat
settled OH his lungs; had tried many reme-
dis withau. benefit. Being induced TO
o.. d.. Kings New Discovery for Con
suuptiou. did 50 and was entirely cured
BIZ use ola few bottles. Since which time
n. has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This Is the
r,-.Fr..e OF thousands whose lives have
ben saved by this wonderful discovery
Trial bottles free q: Logan 4 Coo Drug
store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
ULCERS.

James +. Richardson, Custom House. New Or.
leans, on oath says: TN 1870 Scrofulou. ulcers
broke out on my body until / was a mass OF cor,
ruption. Eycryth. 3 known to the medical fac.
ulty was tried in vain. | became a mere wreck,
At times could not litt my hands To my head,
could not turn in bed; was in constant pain. and
looked upon life Is a curse. No relief or cure in
ten years. In $50 heard Of the CUtiCura Reno.
dies, used them, and was perfectly cured
Sworn to before L. ;. Com. J. b. CRAWFORD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
sCROFULOTs, INHERITED,

And Contagious Humcrs. with Loss Of Hmr, AMI
EruptiOus Of the Skin, are positively cured by
Cuticura anl Cuticura Soap xtcrnalIy, and cut.
cura Reso.vcnt Internally, when all other med.
icinGs fail.
sold everywhere. Price. CCTICuRt. SOC: SOAP,
55c., REsoLvEHr, 81. Prepared Ly the TUrTER
DRUG ASD CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Fa-Send for How To Cure skin Diseases CT
pages, 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
for years, and have the Inst complaint yet to rv-
cc!ve from a purchaser. One OF The worst cases
of ScrO.ulH | ever saw was cured by TIE use OF
ave bottles Of CuticuTa ResOlyent. CutlCura, and
CuticurL Soap. The soap takes the cake" here
rs a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort. Kan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04

You ere feeling depressed, your appetite
Is poor. YOU are bothered with Headache,
you are tdgety, nervous. and generally out
OF sorts. and want L brace no. Brace up,
hat not with st'mulants, spring medicines,
or bl,tcrs. which have for their hasis very
chear. had whisky, and which stimulate
Won tor au hour. and then leave YOU IN q
worse condition than before. What you
want ls Gu Alternative chat will purify your
BLOOD, start healthy action Of Liver and
kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health End strength. Such 8
medicine y3a viii ind 10 Electric EitteTs,
aud only -u cent q bottle at Io2su &CC.'s
Dug store.
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Or; Il. =. DACPEfS,
WRUhtDEtoU, y. u.
Address Registered Letters TO
ESS ORLEANS SkTTGRAi nAEH
G-yY GsIpHne, Ia

REHETHEEi that the prsaerCe Of Generals
ByaUTccsri Rui Early, who aye III CLGrGo Of the
~lTAwiUes. j. a guarantee OF absolute fairness End
that the chance. Gsc al ctJSl, NlG
hat no ono can TDe,iuy 5.s.rO w@st n,irba:
vii draw 4 pT3,s.
REM EfHEh that BIO payment OF ali friSvS
IS GUARANTEED ~ EJiB SsEsNS-
Al ESSEtS OF New Ur.sa:S, and trr li,Nc.s
ara signed h. trc President o. 81 Institution,
chartered T;Chh Gre recognized in re
kigir',' Courts. Therefore. tswGTC 81 rE.y ir'iiR-
~ ANONYMOUS schemes frNWgS.T
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04

ELSIh 20
LeSve the City stsU &. "A. 6.i nun every hour
Unit. gDy Z. n.
Leave Wheeling PsTk at 90 = n, 6ni ruu
every h0fr until 1906 = n except Church
Trains which vii leave the Park a. 9Aj 4. n
and Clry ~ l2.l5 p n.
.. WTE=1E.
SgrDru.ruGrrt.
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Railroads.
DITT3BURG. CINCINNATI AND 81.
j LOUIS RAILROAD co.

tlSn EGudlc R0up,l NUIy- schedule In ers I
November 18th, is, trains leave Wheeling, 90.
tral standard Time: FOR S;cuGe@ylI.c sEd F,tts.
bdrsh, 6SS r, IN. 1926 =. N. SO y. III. For
steub"nrtle, 80, 2. 10. The f5 a II. and
Sos p. m. trains NSEG dirrr. connection lJr
Cincinnati, indianapolis srrC uicaso.
The 1885 Z. N. trsi" makes d.5r,l conac .iun
Mr Columbus AM Chicago. lr.rS arrive at
WGe,Iug a. els II. -, lei q. Il, RS p. M. and
6C0 % IN. mylT
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CoEaminalonen

We the CLiaIs!gGed Banks ana Bankers viii
asy a.! Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lo..
teI!Cs which may he presented st on. counters.
J. rs. OGiESHT, PFC. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LtNAsA, Pres. State Nati Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl RsuEi
CARL kOHS, PEest. Union National Bank,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04

Bow ',lOmi''s cent, 10 cents adjme.2}
dimes q bottle OF Dc. Hui'sC Cough syrup
II proves q boon TO the afflicted and
,usts only 25ca Standardization OIL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise I, {
arrangements frT 81 the Monthly aud Quart rly
Drawings % the louisiana state Lottery Coo.
pGay, AID In pyrsIu TsnaCe and cOGtrOl ;Hc
drawings themselves, and that the same S5C COZ.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and Ia good faith
toward oil parties, and W. authorize the coupanJ
to use ,h's certificate, With iec-siliilcs % our ~
uatnrsa attached. n It's advertisements"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
W n. CLRNYNTl MNnager
nHIo RIyFR

Time table ticking effect DECEMBER Is. lS7,
Passenger trains will TU1 a. follows Central
time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04

InPLES, ~blaCkhcNts, CAappci ard oily skin
lW prevented hy CUTICUEA INDICATED SOAu.
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Grarelers' @Nile.

A RRlVAi AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEEr.AEATIpN or RE. HREECE MAEAs: 'lql.v.
Ism: lay excepted tMaHrnv "Eceg:t! f~uu-
dan only. saturday cAccplrt.-so &"ri!lLc.
February a.. ISL. NArr.lg j!nc, which =
lust Ole hour earlier IMAM IvH;r@. Time:
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GGHfru.
LOuiyiaGa STATE Lottery Companv

LGGislGGa STATE Lottery Company
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1865. for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and its
franchise made II part Of the present state Con
s%titutiOn, in ls7g, by al Overwhelming popular
vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly. aud the Grand
S~enIi.AnnuRI Drawings regularly
every six months june and Dcccm.
hcr)
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14

! people gathered until 10000 were abou
the hotel balcony. There was band o
! music, fireworks and cheers.
When Mr.. Blaine did appear he wa
escorted to the balcony. which he remarked
ne thought insecure to DR.. Burden, Henry
c. Lodge, o. W. Beard and others. Mr.
Hlaine's appearance evoked tremendous
] cheers, which were renewed again anC
again. Mr.. Blaine turned TO DR.. Burden
| and remarked of the balcony on which
they stood
There is something insecure about
this"
DR.. Burden reassured him. however, and
after some little time it was again possible
Tor DR.. Burden to make himself heard.
While introducing Blaine he used among
others these words:
He lBlsine) comes among US to-nigEt. NOT
with the pomp and display of General, but as
a private soldier in the ranks, ready for orders,
But our General (Harrison) will not allow him
TO remain long in the ra ks He will issue to
him commission as Commander-in-Ch Chief of
the Republican forces in the field
Mr.. Blaine then began an address, and
spoke longer than at any time during the
day: He was frequently interrupted with
applause, for he stirred the large assem-.
6lage up to the highest pitch of enthusiasts.
HIS voice grew stronger as he proceeded,
and he addressed himself vigorously to q
discussion of the great issue of the cam
paign. He concluded his remarks in these
words:
If we have free trade the factories may not be
closed. but II kept open viii be run at halt the
present wages. This is the issue. which should
be sent home to the Democratic party They
should be arraigned as l arraign them as con.
spirators against the welfare of the laboring
men; lCheers. Let that be the issue, and the
Watch,word OF Republicans, and defeat is i'm
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YEGR EssDfES.
An Omnibus Load oS People Fired Upon
With -gAtal EesnIts.

An Omnibus Load oS People Fired Upon
With -gAfal Results.
lCopyriga'. zsss, BY sitf fss7sil -assOeizes 5essI
HAyA,1A, August 13th.-At Santiago de
las Vegas, ten miles from here, t,.e Casino
Espanola gave bali about a month ago
that proved 5asfuTe. The folio ing week
the Cent1e de RsCFeo, another oTgsaization,
gave a ball successfully. Both organiza-
tions have been friendly until recently. A
personal spite arose between I-smbers of
the Casino, which is entirely Spanish, and
Fran cisco Marin, one Of the directors of the
Centro de Recreo, whieA is entirely Cabau.
The Casino members as1ibed thefailure of
their ball to the rzeshin4tiocss of their
rivals, membe73-oi WtIeh had attended the
ball. Friday night an onanibEs7oonyeying
members Of the latsar party y.ss fred into
while on. the way ~ a ball. The driver
and three others. wang lzilled }ad fourteen
wounded, four fatally
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14

Creek for Park purposes, gave rise to pro-
tracted discussion. The bill was finally
reeommitted.
The Senate bill was passed increasing 10
$50 month the rate us The pension for
total deafness.
Warner, of Missouri, asked unanimous
consent for the consideration of the de-
pendent pension bill, but Walker, of Mis-
souri,, objected.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the Notifications appropria-
ton bill and proceeded to the considera-
lion OF the bill by sections.
Townshend raised a point Of order
against the section providing for a gun
factory at Watervliet Arsenal, contending
that the Committee on Appropriations
had no jurisdiction over this subject, but
that it belonged to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
Sa7ers antagonized the point and quoted
from the report of the Committee on
Rules at the tiEae the present code of rules
W as framed in support of his argument
Pending decision the committee rose and
the House adjourned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14
UTAH..
Arrest of cx-Railroad Men For Alleged
Embezziement.

Arrest of cx-Raiiroad Men Ror Alleged
Embezziement.
ICopyi9h. Ss. blythe catiar7ia, associated f,ressl
SALT LAKE, August 13th,-Quite stir
was created in financial circles here this
morning by the arrest of SiEnon Bamherger,
formerly manager of the San Pete Waller
Railroad. and F. K. Norris. his clerk, an
charges of embeEzling $4,000 of the COM
panys funds. The railroad is an ENGLISH
corporation, and Bamberger was oae OF
those most prominent in its organization.
He-held the position of Manager Of the
read up to year ago, when he sas sue
eseded by T. Bruhack, who now psefers the
charge of embezzlement.
Until his examination befor The United
States Commissioner. on FL lday nothing
will be known as 10 the m,.si,s of the case
but public opinion thus far is with BAN
berger and Morris, who confidently claim
theiF ability to refute Il .e accusation.
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Lawyer Mckee and Bis Doodle.

iCoryr g 1885 by The California 44ssociated Pres.l
WAs HIEG7oE, August 13th.-Eenry w.
Mckee, the lawyer who received $i36, 500
for Cbostaw claims, failed to make his ap-
pearance in CoErt to day when his case was
called. His counsel stated that he was
somewhere out West, they did not know
where. The CoE-t thereupon ordered the
payment of this money into Court forth
with. If this IS not done by Mckee at
once an ol,der will be issued for his arrest.
A California land Case.
Copyright 1854 blythe S,for1,ia Associated Ps.-sl
WAsBINeroa, August 13th.-The Secre-
tary OF the Inte 'ior has affirmed the deci-
sion of the Coz umiSsioner of the General
Land Office in N case of the Central Pc
cifc Railroad Co mpeny vs.. John Maison,
holding for the cancellation of the COM
pany's selection of a tract of land in the
San Francisco Ian District.
CaliforTl la Pensions.
Ieopsrgt, 1883. by California associated PressI
WAsHIseToN. A9 yuss 13th.-California
pensions issued In ;resse-Henry Pitzer,
AFcata
Mexican Survivors Da,7id Engle, Bakers
field; Philo Smith, Nc rth San Juan; Sam
uel Rutland, Woodland
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14
a KENTUCKY EPISODE.
Three Officers Killed and Another Nor
tally Wounded by Roughs.

CINCINNATI, August 13th.-The CONNER
cids Gdzette's Somerset KY, special says
Yesterday Constable Doc. Vestal, with
COnstables Henry Warman and Van War
man, went from Greenwich Station to Ce-
dar. creek Church, near Cumberland Falls,
twelve miles east of Greenwood, to arre t
Andy Mamlin for seducing a sister of the
Warmans. They chose the church, be-
cause they believed Hamlin would be un-
armed.
After the services Constable Vestal read
the warrant TO Andy Hamlin, and be con-
sented to go to Greenwood. When the Of
feers had gone mile with their prisoner
they were overtaken by gang in command
of Alexander Hamlin.
The latter demanded the release of ANDY,
which the officers refused. Alexander then
shot one Of the officers dead. The other
officers returned the fire, and q general
fusilade took place. Both the Warmans
We're killed, aud Constable Vestal MORALLY
wounded
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HIGH WINDS.

The Great Lakes Lashed Into Fury by q
Gaie--shipping Disasters.
iCopyrSgt! lsSs, By tc California 4ssocictez Tsr.,,
Oswaso, August 13th--A heavy north
west gale prevails on the lakes. Yachts,
schooners and other small craft are being
washed ashore and wrecked.
Several schooners coliided with vessels
at anchor in the hsrbor and were badly
damaged.
A yacht capsized at Charlotte and one
man was drowned.
Several hundred fse5 of the breakwater
here was washed away. There is great
anxiety for number Of schooners overdue
as missing
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14
GUARDING AGAINST INFECTION.
Southern Cities Luboring to Prevent the
Spread of Yellow Fever.

Southern Cities Luboring to Prevent the
Spread of Yellow Fever.
lCopyri9A, 1885, by te California 4ssociated Press.
CHARLESTON Is. C.), August I3th-Re-
ports from the fever districts in Georgia are
mesger. Specials from Savannah, Way
cross and Augusta say that extraordinary
precautions are being taken in quarantine
ing against Jacksonville and Manatee
Five deaths werereported at Jacksonville
to day, and four new cases made their ap-
pearance. Surgeon-General Hamilton
spent all day yesterday at Waycross in the
establishment of station for fumigating
the mails from the South. Gordon of
these stations will be established on all
roads leading from Jacksonville.
Several hundred refugees have already
taken up their residence at Bouleyne. the
healIh station established yesterday
In Charleston the most vigorous quaran-
tine is being observed. Four men found
endeavoring to land here from Jackson
vile were arrested. thoroughly fumigated
and sent on. No signs of lever are observed
here.
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EFs. Senator staaTord's Unique Gift to
General Sheridan,

t6Fs' Senator siaa4ord's Unique Gift tt
General Sheridan.
WASHINGTON. August 13th.-During the
visit of General and Mrs. Sheridan, a
couple of years ago, TO the Paeifc coast,
they were the guests of Senator and Mrs.
Stanford for some time at Palo Alto. One
day The conversation turned upon the
Americans flag.
"When they bury men said Sheridan,
they will wrap me in the dear old flag,
mans noblest vesture."
Yes, General," quietly responded Mrs.
Stanford, and, General, you shall be
wrapped n it long before yeu'die, hope"
Both General and Mrs. Sheridan were
mystifed ~ Mrs. StaDford's remarks, but
she promis Sd to explain her meaning laser
They forgot the circumstance until shortly
after their return to this city, when the
General recei7ed \ splendid psir of blan.
kets, brilliant with the stars and stripes
and field OF biue-a perfect flag-and Mrs.
Stanfo sd's WORDS were realized, as he after
ward told her that for many night he re-
posed warm and comfortable Gnder the
blankets.
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY,
Il Case Which Looks as If Murder Had
Been Committed.

bbFn IDmniIEeU.
ICopyight, 1888, by tie California associated Press
New YORK, August 13th.-Charles Peter
son, German, was found dead to-day in
Kelly Il Marlow's slaughter house with
two ugly knife wounds, one severing an
artery in the left wrist and the other in the
region of the heart. He also had = bullet
hole in the groin, and another bullet had
passed through his mouth, entering the
brain. Beside him was Winchester
rife used in killing cattle. at first it was
supposed 10 be a case of suicide, but the
absence of knife, and other circumstances
point enthusiastically to murder.
Peterson had worked in various livery
stables until last week, when he engaged
with Kelly d NARROW.
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a GREAT MANS EAIL.
| An Incident That Disturbed. the Dullness
ef the Senate Chalaber.

!Copuighz 1885. bg 4ccliforsa.4ssraciatsd Pres,l
WAsEEGEeToS, August 1ath.-During Nj.
Gray's speech in the Senate this afternoon
Mr.. Hosr was leaning back in q tiltiag
cane-chair, reading the papars. Whether
it wasthe ponoerous osatory of MIR. Gzsv,
some startling passages in. the paper, or the
drovzsy effect of a good lunch, at any rate
the Senator last his balance and over he
went, landing in a heap hetween the desks,
from which apdigns6ed position he was
promptly rescued hg Captain Isaac Rasseta
The Senase smiled audibly, NJ. Gray
paused in his address. Mr.. ingalls,. looked
imperturheble, some one in the Gallery hit
tered, and Mr.. Roaz, resuming ais wezted
position n another chair, the proceedings
of the lenate Rs2t on uninterrupted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14
SOLID IN THE HOUSE.
Favorable Outlook for the Senate. Chi
nese Restriction Btll.

WAsHINGTcy, August 13th-Four mem
bers of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs to-day discussed the bill to give
effect TO the Chinese treaty, already passed
the Senate. In the absence of quorum
they did not attempt to take any action,
but the tone of the discussion showed that
all the members present, without regard to
party, favor speedy report TO the House.
Hit, a member OF the committee, who
has heretofore occupied q very conserva-
tive position in the matter of anti-Chiness
legislation, to-day expressed himself Go
satisfied that the pending bill meets all the
present requirements Of the situation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14
FRUIT VALUES,
How California Fruit Sold in Chicago
Yesterday.

CHICAGO August 13th.-Montgomery &
Co. sold eight cars of California fluits.
The conditions that prevailed have not
changed materially from the two previous
sales Lsrge offerings of both domestic
and California have reduced prices for all
varieties. Pears-Bartlett, 81 20@3 10;
Duchess, 81 1901 Is; Vicar, S5c Howell,
81 go; Seckel, 81 35; Winter Nellis, soc.
Grspes-Muscat, half crates, 81 l0@l 40 :;
Muscat, double crates, 81 25; Rose OF Peru,
60c@S1 45; Tokay, 81 3o@l rs; White
Hamburg, 81 30. Peaches-Freestone, G0e
@S1 05; clingstone, 75c@S1 05; yellow
cling, 95c@SI; Crawford, 60c@$1 05
Susquehanua, 50c@S1 05; Orange cling,
81. Plums-Japan, 81 1902 40; Egg, 81
Golden Drop, 81. Prunes-Silver, 81;
Gros. g5c6SI 05.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-14
wIGGINroN FOR CHAIRMAN.

WAsHINeToN, August 13th.-It is proba-
bic that 2. D. Wigginton, who ran for
Governor of California on the American
ticket two years ago. will be chosen Chair
man of the Convention. There is a stl ong
element in the Convention which favors
the placing of Presidential ticket in the
field, but there is also considerable opposi-
ton. There are too few candidates in the
city to predict what will be done in this re-
spect. Mayor Hewitt is undoubtedly the
choice