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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-26

CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
They Sell at Good Prices, But the People
Must Have Jhem

CHICAGO, July 25Ih.-Six carloads Of Cal
ifornia fruit were auctioned to-day. The
pears sold were Of a very fine grade, in the
bes; condition, and obtained good prices,
with prospect of still higher price in
the near future. Peaches and prunes sus-
tained the recent prices. The prices real
lied were as follows: Early Crawford
peaches, S5 cents to 81 50; Mountain, 81 %;
Clingstone, 81 % to 81 so; Decker 81 SO;
Susqueha1na. 81 40 to 81 so; plums, 81 O5
to 81 So; Purple Duane, ST. 25; CoIum bia,
SO cents to 81 20; Magnum Bonum. 81;
Washington, so cents; Yellow Egg. 81 60
to 81 10; Bartlett pears, 81 S5 TO IS 20; ;
German prunes, 81 05 TO 81 10; gross, 81 O5
to 81 %; Hungarian (boxes), 81 65; crates,
81 15i Fontainebleau grapes tcrates), 81 10
to 81 40; black (crates), 81 10; nectarines
(erates), so to so cents.
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IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
Republican Senators Comforting on the
Tariff Question.

tCopy1ght, 1oSS by tie Calf Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-A conference
OF Republican Senators at the residence of
Senator Evarts was called by that gentle
man, who sent personal note 20 each SEN
2tor calling his attention to the importance
of some action on the proposed tariff bill
being taken at once. His action was taken
after consultation with many members of
the party.
Early in the evening the Senators began
to arrive g: The Evarts' mansion. The at
tendance was unusually large. None but
Senators were admitted. The sidewalk was
filled with correspondents, and from this
point OF observation il was evident that an
important and animated debate was going
on.
Jones of Nevada and Stewart his col
league, both vigorously opposed formulat-
ing bill. and they were joined by Ingalls,
and Plumb. The former made one of his
characteristic speeches. Allison and Teller
also took part in the debate, but favored the
introduction of bill, because they said il
was necessary for the Republicans to have
q well-deined policy.
AT IL O'Clock the conference is still on.
with prospect that it will last till at least
midnight.
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There never better opportunity to
purchase MILLINERY at low prices than at
this time in our CLEARING SALE, Every lady
knows that when the season for Millinery goods
IS over it becomes useless for the next. as styles
change so often. We do not propose to wait,
but give our customers Fashionable goods at
the lowest prices. What are left of the early
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets are marked to go
al once at less than half the original price. So
Of Trimmings, Flowers and Feathers. We have
special lot Of French Flowers, formerly sold
from rs cents to So. We will pool the lot and
let them go at SO cents per spray. A large va
riety to choose from.
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SICK STATESMEN.
The Condition of congressman Randall
Biggs and Scott.
tcepgrahi. lsss. 6g Ne californ.s Assoea.ed -,

IITyTgHl' Io5. 0y u'e CdT oT7aiG Assocased IrcssI
WASHINGTON. July 25th.-Mr. Randall Is
much better this evening. DIR. Mallon yis-
tied him in the early part of the evening,
and was satisfied with his condition
Representative Biggs has been quite i'll,
but this evening there was marked i'm
provement in his condition. His ailment
IS summer complaint. Though not of a
serious nature, YET il has weakened him
very much. As soon as he has sufficiently
recovered he will return home.
Congressman Scott is somewhat better
to night, and will probably be out in day
nr fvyn
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CoNsPIEAToRs INDICTED.
,HICAGo, July 25th.-Indictments
STILL THEY COME.
An Old Democrat Tells why He is A gainst
Free Trade.

Copyright. 1885. by the California associated Press.
New YORK, July 25th.-Alexander Agar,
thirty years a Democrat and head of large
stationery and paper business in William
street in this city, cannot support Cleve-
land. The reason he gives is Cleveland's
message and the Mills bill. He says under
the high tariff in 1888 his receipts from im-
ported paper we're $40 406 81. In 1887,
after the tariff bad been reduced to 10 per
cent, the receipts were swelled to $242,-
PIG q. That meant that 1929 900 worth of
paper had come into the country from Nor
way in excess of what had come in under
higher tariff. In Norway the pay of
women in the paper mills is 10 cents per
day ard that of men 25 Under free trade
we would have to compete with the Nor
way labor.
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ANOTHER ARREST.
A Gunsmith Arrested For Furnishing
Dynamite to Anarchists.

CHICAGO, July 25th.-A gunsmith named
Rudolph Sebic was arrested this morning.
| snd Is held under bonds of $1,000. He is
charged with being the individual who fur
| nished the dynamite to the consprators.
who intended TO essassi"ate the three law
officers most prominent in the Haymarket
prosecution. Sebic acknowledges that be
has been illegally dealingiu dynamite, and
that be has sold over fifty pounds of the
explosive 10 various persons within a year,
but'does not kQow the parties.
Inspector 6onfieid says the dynamite
was sold TO the three parties under arrest.
and that Sebic is in league with them, In
spector BOnteld has also captured several
internal machines, made OF zinc, about five
inches in hight, of cylinder shape. and two
and a half inches in diameter. Inside of
these cylinders are others Of equal hight,
about an inch in diameter. These inside
cylinders ere filed with dynamite, and be-
tween them and the outside covering the
space is filed with broken glass. lead, sucs
and broken iron. In the tops of the inside
cylinders Illuminating caps are placed with
fuses attached.
CoNsPIEAToRs INDICTED.
CHICAGO, July 25th.-Indictments for
conspiracy to commit murder were found
by the Grand Jury to-day against the four
Anarchist conspirators. The informer
Frank Chelbowa, made complete con-
tession of the plot, and he also told of the
visits to Grinnelis and Gary's houses.
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CHANCE FOR A DEADLOCK.
Direct Tax BIZ Threatens to Cause a
Prolonged Fight Again.

WASHINGTON, July 25th.-The Democratic
members of the House say they will fill
buster al summer, end that they will lei
the sundry civil appropriation bill perish
before they viii accept the amendment pro
posed to-day by the Senate Committee on
Finance to pay the direct tax on the basis
OF Sherman's direct tax bill. which passed
the Senate early in the session and is now
pending in the House Che Democrats,
LED by Oates OF Alabama. for ten days fill
buste7ed against this bill The prospects
are that the direct tax amendment will
lead TO another deadlock in the House. and
result in the defeat of the sundry civil ap-
proDriaiion bill
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THE WORKERS.
New York Mechanics and Artisans for
Protection.

NEW YORK, July 25th.-The headquar-
ters OF the Republican National Committee
are full of activity. There are many callers
and some excellent reports are being
brought in of Republican enthusiasm and
increased Democratic dissatisfaction. One
comes from Sing Sing and IS to the etfect
that 500 employees Of the large iron works
there had determined To vote soidly for
Harrison and Morton. Another is that in
tailoring establishments in this city where
between 800 and 400 men are employed.
over half OF whom voted for Cleveland in
1884, not thirty-five are for him now.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
UnProvoked Murder of Two Unarmet
Men by Enos BIye.

OhPEoNoNeu -huruer OF Two UnRrmed
Men by Enos BIye.
Icopw79ht 1885, byAc California 4issoeiate,i I'ressj
WALLA WALLA, July 25th.-Enos Bye
shot and killed Peter and Carter Martz az
Lake Washtucna, in Franklin county, or
July 22d. All were prominent stockmen.
Blye had stallion belonging to the Martz
brothers in his corral, and demanded a
certain amount of damages, that he claimed
had been inflicted by the stallion, before he
would release him.
The Martz boys took the stallion from
the corral. Blye then armed himself and
fired five shots, killing both, neither being
armed Peters wife was present, and
caught him in her arms when he fell
Biye mounted Il horse, and has not been
heard of since
Great excitement and indignstion pre-
walls, and 1t will go hard with the murderer
If caught in that neighbour cd.
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HEAVY CUT TING.
Marked Reduction In Freight Rates West
of the Missouri.

NEW YORK, July 25ih.-Yesterday tariff
rates to Salt Lake and all other Utah points
declined on ali the roads These rates for
merly stood: From Missouri river points
on first class, s2 50; second 50; third.
81 10; fourth, 81 80; fifth. 81 30; sixth.
81 %; a, 81; b, 90 cents; c. 80 cents; D, 70
cents. These rates are reduced as follows:
First class, 50 05; second, 81 so; third, 81 55;
fourth. 81 30; fifth, 81 %; sixth, ST 05; a ,
92 cents; B, 81 cents; c, Y cents; D, 81
cents. 1t is evident that the reduction in
Utah rates is made in direct connection
with the rates Of cutting lines to Missouri
river points from this city and Chicago.
This is the forerunner of reduction in
transconti1ental rates to California and
Oregon points. The withdrawal of the
New York, Ontario and Western Road
from the Trunk Line Passenger Associa-
ton yesterday complicates the situation.
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PUSHING THE WORK.
| Good Progress on the Marysvills and
knights Landing Railroad.

!CoRyrghi. 1855, By the California Asgociated Press,
MARYsvILLE, July 25th.-Good progress
is being made on the extension of the rail-
road from Marysville to Knights Landing
The work of pile-driying for the crossing of
Feather river here is about to begin and the
contractors are establishing two camps in
Sutter county for grading. 1t is expected
about twenty miles of the road will be in
operation through Sutter county by next
fall, connecting with the Southern Pacific
here, but the connection with Knights
Landing will probably not be made till a
later date.
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B We call special attention variety FINE EN-
BROIDERED LAWNS different coo1s white grounds with
embroidered figures rs cents to 10 cents yard
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ARIZONA.
Result OF an Editors Criticism OF IA Court
Decision.

Decision.
tCofyigt, }s33. by ss California issociqtetE Pres
TOMBSTONE, July 25th.-S. C. Bagg. pub
Usher OF the Tombstone DAILY Pr0spector,
was arrested yesterday by District judge
Barnes for contempt of Court, and fined
500 with the alternative of going TO jail
bagg entered suit s0me time ago against
the county for not accepting his bid for
printing, it being, as he CLAIMS, tie lowest
nsure gwen. Judgment was given to de-
fendant by Judge Barnes. Next morning
the ProspectoC commenced editoriaily on the
Judges verdict as follows:
I'VE take our medicine with a good
grace, and we hope the honorable Judge
and honorable Board of Supervisors will
not make any grimaces in taking the pills
which have been prescribed for them by
our editorial surgeon"
Editor Bagg announces that he will 90
to Jail. lie has the sympathy of every
body who is in favor OF free speech and a
free press. Great excitement prevails, and
threats are made by Bagg's friends that he
will neither pay the fine nor so to jail.
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A REGENERATED. MORMON.
Ex-PolySamist Elder CIawson Allowed
the Rights of q Citizen.

Copyright 1855, by ute California A,,ocated ess
SALT LAKE, July 25th.-The, Utah Com
mission to-day rendered decision Of con-
siderable interest to Mormon voters. Rud-
ger Clawson, one of the earliest Mormons
convicted OF polygamy, and who was re-
Gently pardoned by President Cleveland,
offered himself for registration, when the
question arose as to- his right to he regis
tered, the Edmuuds Law making polygam-
lists ineligible to hold Office.
Il was shown that Clawson's first wife
secured divorce from him while he was
serving his term, and the Commission held
that the President having extended q
pardon and Ciawson being fully able 10
subscribe TO the oath that he only had one
wife, he was entitled TO vote and hold
office
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TURF WINNINGS.
The Californians Gobbie the Lion's Share
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 25th.-Among the win
hing owners at the late racing meeting,
Baldwin stands away up at the head OF the
list, the figures to his credit-siake and
purse money - being S31, ,567. Haggin
comes next with 81 200; the Chicago stable,
1926; J. II. Thompson, So ,SS5; s. f.
Larabae, s. 600; B. f. Petit So. $50 =; Ireland
Bros, $3,135; Bryant tS Scroggin, S.6l2 ;
Labold Bros, 1856; Gray & Co, s., 400 (;
f. b. Harper, 81 $50; Dan Honig, 81, ,524
The above are the principal winners. The
Californians gobbled the lions share of
the added money.
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a VANISHED SACK.
Mysterious DisapPeara2ee of 31o,0
from an Express Box.

lcopygAl, 1855. BY he California A.eoeiaea Press,
PoB7LAND (Or.l, July 25th.-On Saturday
night last package containing $4,000 in
gold was given in charge OF the Pacific Ex-
press Company in this city by ;Ae CONNER
cisl National Bank, consigned to l. w.
Case, banker at Astoria. The package
was placed in an express box and given to
P. S. Strobel, Purser, of the steamer Z. L.
Thompson. On Sunday morning the box,
which arrived inact, was opened by an ex-
press clerk at Astoria, hnt the money was
missing.
c. 2. Upshur, the agent at Astoria, i'm
mediateIy teiegraphed the agent here, but a
diligeat search failed 10 discover the miss.
ing coin, The shortage Was m&de good BY
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yHE WALL MIST GO
Forty-fivs Miles os Stone Wall in Modcc
County Ordered Removed.

County Ordered Removed.
.Copyi9h!. 1883, by De California A:socatei Pres,
PORTLAND; July 25th j. d. Carr. a we'll
known land-grabber, has bad fifty Chinese
ana nifty STedes engaged in building a
iehce on about Al 900 acres of Government
land IN ModSc county, California. The
fence, for twenty-five miles. was a solid
stone wall feet broad at the base and
feesshlgh. The remaining twenty miles of
the total of forty miles was of wire and
stone. and cost aDout S25e9O.
Mayor breckenridge and Mr.. Mccormick
Special Agents Of the Land Department
Just returned from there. report that tbey
ordered Carr to remove the fences.
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The philanthropist who generously do
mated $50 600 to six churches a few dsys
ago, five of which are in San Francisco,
and who was reported to be Ill and con
lined TO MS room, turns out TO be A. Mont
gomery, now a resident of that CITY and n
millionaire, but formerly a resident of
| Colusa.
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Anticipating Free Wool.

New YORK, July 25th-The New Bruins
wick Hosiery Company is about to shut its
doors. This will throw some 800 men and
women out of employment. Notice has
been given each employe that from July
2Sth the mills Will be closed for few
weeks. The reason is the removal of the
taiiff on wool, as proposed by the Mills
hill
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looking to an early adjournment ard pest
ponement of the tariff battle until Decem-
Der were suggested, but the arguments ad-
vanced by the advocates of the policy of
passing bill and making direct issue as
early as possible were so strong that the
assemblsge became emphatically unanim-
GUS in favor of the course finally adopted.
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FAST PACING.
The California Side-WheeIer, Arrow, WINS
at Detroit in 2:i4 L.

DETROIT, July 25th.-At the races to-day
the attendance was good. the weather per-
feet and the track fast. The 2:35 class,
trotting, purse $1,000, had two starters,
Roy won, Mulatto second. Best time, 2:24
The 21S class, purse $1,000, Rosalind
Wilkes won, Loretta f. second. There
were only two starters. Best time, 2:17i.
The free-for-all pacing race, for purse
OF s., 900, Arrow won, Little Mack second,
Mike Wilkes third, Gossip, Jr. fourth.
Best time, 2:l4l.
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at STOCKTON.
Six Hundred Teachers Entertained In
San Joaquin.

tCopwfgA, 1855. blythe California associated Press)
STOCKTON, July 25th.-The teachers ex.
cursicn arrived at 12:45 O'Clock this after
noon. There were ten passenger coaches
containing 600 teachers. The visitors were
met by the city officials and a large dele
CATION of citizens. The Mayor cordially
bid them welcome, and rendered them the
freedom of the city.
The guests were escorted TO the Agricult-
ural Pavilion, which had been handsomely
decorated for the occasion, and regsled
with sumptuous banquet This after
noon the teachers are taking in the town.
Tonight there will be free promenade
concert and ball at the Pavilion
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THE GIANTS MOVE Ur 7
TIE yHIsEY wAR.
a Deputy Marshal Beseiged in = Ken
tncty Court House.

LoUIsvUlLE, July 25th United States
Marshal Hoss receiyed letter to-day from
bis deputy at Harlan, saying that he is in
the Court house with 100 men armed with
WiIohesters, and will try to hold it, though
the whiskeyites are armiDg and threaten 10
nave blood f2r the destruction of their
{ property.
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a SOUND mind goes very seldom without
sound digestion. and nothing contributes
toward it more than the use Of Angostura
Bitters the world-renowned appetizer ana
invigorator, manufactured only by DR.. ] {.
G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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A TARIFF BILL DECIDED r7PoS.

WASHINGTON, July 25th.- Midnight
The conference of Republican Senators at
Senator Eyarts' residence tonight resulted
in decision that the Finance Committee
shall prepare tariff bill as substitute for
the Mills bill, and that it shall then be re.
ported TO the Senate and taken up and
passed, regardless of the length of time
this may require. Various propositions
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sWIPEs' WATERLOO.

\ Desperate and Bloody Prime Fight
Near New York.
,co2piskt. 1888, by he California Assoeated F'rsss.
New YORK. July 18th. = Swines. the
newsboy pugilist, who recently killed a
mar during a prize fight fought twenty
two bloody and desperate rounds this
morning near this city with Jack Delaney.
The latter was four inches taller and six
teen pounds heavier than Swipes. The
fight was in favor of Ssipes up to the four
teenth round. when he broke Delaney s
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OLD TIMES.
An Army of Political and War Veterans
Call on General Harrison.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 25th.-Anothrr dele
CATION of about /, 800 came to visit General
Harrison to day. They hailed from Paris
and the neighboriDg towns of Edgar and
Cole counties. Their visit favored largely
of the famons campaign of 40, and "Old
Tippecanoe" and Young Tippecanoe 8"
were the watchwards of the day
The gathering included many veterans of
the Mexican and civil wars. In the Edgar
county delegation We're over two hunded
men more than seventy years Of age, who
had participated in the Tippecanoe cam
palgn. Several felicitous speeches were
made.
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jaw. Delaney is game man, and by SUI.
perior science and strength rained blows
on Swipes' face until the latter was blinded
and knocked him out in the twenty second
round.
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WT5GEG.LANEGES.
EGNER BIOS

FNpoEfl IS h-SD TaOLEs aI.y DYai.agsIN IA
"f-yl5 AND LgQUGKs,
l-6 sra ~ 10 CO.. Front and Second, Eac'to
aegztre r3E TIE cEIEERAT.,U
P5itS' !-llE .2ED 9HENO CRArJgs.7 G7=x
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Federal ,Judges Denounced.

SAN FRANCIsoo, July 25th-[Special.I !
At the mass meeting this evening to pro-
test against the action of the Fedora Judges
in administering the restriction Act, 2 ne
mortal was read requesting Congress to i'm
peach Sauua ar,l =,
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WASHINGTON, July 25th-Senator Mitch
ell to-day proposed an amendment to The
sundry civil appropriation bill to appropri-
ate $4,000 for the establishment of a light
ship, to be provided with a flag signal
apparatus, outside of the bar at the mouth
of the Columbia river, Oregon.
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Pike County, KY, Outlaws.

NEWARK On. J. J. July 25th-Sarah Kelly,
who has not tasted food in forty-two
days, died to-day. She was SO years old,
and when taken sicS weighed 152 pounds,
but al the time of her death she weighed
only 80 pounds,
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a SCATTER" GUN.

Two Innocent Men Shot by an Old and
Irate Husband.
Copyight, 1883, by de California Associatei Press.
SANTA CRUZ, July 25th.-This evening
Len S. Taylor, an elderly man, fred four
shots at James Sterling, fisherman, on
Pacific avenue. Sterling escaped being
shot, but two bystanders were struck and
dangerously wounded. Both men are in
jail Taylor accuses Sterling OF taking his
wife and 0aughter aWaY.
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Two Imnorted Rnosr..

NEW YORK, July 25th.-Two famous
race-horses, Belladonna and Viola, con-
signed to August Belmont. reached here
TO day by the steamer from Spain. Tine
animals are imported for breeding par-
poses.
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DUBUoUE Qa.)-July 25th-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission began the
hearing to-day Of several cases in relation
to Northwestern railroad rates. A number
of railroad managers and the Iowa Rail
road Commissioners were present.
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New YORK, July 25th.-Colonel James
Stephenson, Of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey, died at the Gilsey House to-day
of heart disease.
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Arrest of nonnterfeitars.

SAN FRANCIsco, July 25th.-[Special.l i
The police to-day arrested Bernard Hoff-
man and Thomas Edwards for petit
larceny. When searching them at the
station counterfeit money was found upon
them. The room occupied by them was
searched and an outfit of counterfeiters'
tools was found there. The prisoners are
eX-cOnyjcts
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Fifty Boys Suits, knee pants ages to 10. This is
mixed lot, which we have marked down to close Th
regular price is So SO to S4 SO. Black diagonal
corduroy and fancy Cassimeres, plated and plain
co