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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-20
California Postlnas,ers

the walls Of q ditch in which they were
working. Both died soon after being taken
out.
California Postinasters.
WAsHIHGroY. Noyember 19th-California
Postmaslefs appointed: Jules ". Fewell,
at Bates, Fresno county, vice George Bates,
resigned; Albert ". Lindley, at Elmira,
Solano county. vice Nathan Scheeline, re-
signed.
A Singular Coincidence.
New YORK, November 18th The La
Bourgogne, which arrived to-day, bral sht
the remains of Mrs Deacon, daughter OF
Rear Admiral Baldwin. Mrs. Deacon died
on shipboard on the same day her father
died.
They Were Bought in England.
WASHINGTON, November 19th.-It is un
derstood here that the plans and speciica-
tions for the new cruiser Texas, which were
purchased in England by the Navy Depart
ment have turned out to be entirely useless.
A Prominent Prelate Dying.
PHILADELPHIA, November 19.h.-Very
Rev. Maurice 4. Walsh, LII. D., Rector of
st. Pauls Roman Catholic Church and
Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Phiia-
deiphia, is dying Of Brights disease.
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON, November l9th.-Califor-
MA pensions granted David Smart, Will
its; Solon Bryan, San Diego; Alfred Ford,
Bridgeville: Peter Demorest, Benicia; Con-
grave j. Fugitt, Visalia.
Yellow Jack Still Lingers.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), November 10Th
Eight new cases of yellow fever are re-
ported for the twenty four hours ending st
P. NJ. to-day. The total cases to date,
1921; total deaths, 402.
Murdered From Jealousy.
FREEPoRT Mimi, November 10Th. -
John P. Flom last night shot and killed
Kate Molesch, widow, with whom he had
been keeping company. Jealousy was the
cause.
Morton to Visit Harrison.
New YORK, November 19th.-Mr Morton
is going to indianapolis to visit General
Harrison, probably within fortnight. He
will be accompanied by his wife
The Georgia Grady.
AUGUSTA (Ga) November 19th.-A meet
ing of citizens in the Grand Opera House
tonight indorsed A. W. Grady for United
States Senator against Senator Colquitt.
Three Men Drowned.
New YORK, November 19th.-Two Danes
and one American were drowned to-day by
the sinking of small boat in which they
set out after clans off Far Rockaway.
Where Cleveland is Solid.
JACKSON Miss, November 19th-The
States official vote give Cleveland So, ,476,
Harrison 30096 and Fisk 21S. Seven Dem
ocratic congressman are elected.
A Fatal Mill Fire.
PIrrsBURG, November 19th.-The rolling
mills at Beaver Falls were burned tonight.
SIX men were seriously burned, and two
will die.
Drowned in Lake Erie.
TOLEDO (O9, November 19th.-William
Young and B. G. Jacobs were drowned in
Lake Erie while out in a sailboat to-day.
The Chico Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, November 19th.-The Pres
ident to-day appointed George L. McIn-
tosh Postmaster at Chico, California.
One Days Immigrants.
New YORK, November 19th.-Six steam
ships to-day landed wlth 1,7S9 immigrants
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No COMMUNION.
Conditions Under Which Catholics May
Join the knights of Labor

Conditions Under Which Catholics May
Join the Knights of Labor.
New YORK, November 19th.-The Catho-
lic Ne,us has received from its Rome cor
respondent the text of the reply sent by
Cardinal Simeoni, Prefect of the Propa-
ganda, to his Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons,
as follows:
1t is my duty to inform your Eminence that
the documents relative to the association known
as the Knights of Labor, forwarded to the
Sacred Congregation, were examined by it at
the sitting of the 10th of August, the current
year. After having attentively studied the
whole subject, the Sacred Congregation has di-
rected me to reply that, so far as az present ap-
pears, the association of the Knights of Labor
can for the moment be tolerated The Sacred
Congregation merely requires that necessary
notifications should be produced IN the rules
of the society to make clear whatever might
seem obscure or might be interpreted in a bad
sense. These notifications are required par
ticularly in the passages of the preface to the
rules concerning local associations; and the
words savoring of Socialism and Communism
must be connected in such way that they
shall affirm the right conferred by God on man
of acquiring property by using legitimate
means and respecting the preportionate rights
of all others
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THRILLING INFERENCE.
A Couples Narrow Escape From Ter
rible Death.

"A couples narrow escape FROM Ter
rible Death.
PHILADELPHIA, November 19th.-Arthur
Irumport and Bertha Miller, aged respect
lively p and Is, had thrilling escape from
death on Saturday night. The couple are
lovers, and while taking moonlight walk
started to cross the Reading Railroad
bridge over Twenty street. As they
reached the center of the bridge they dis
covered express trains approaching them
from both directions at lightning speed
The space between the two tracks was
their only hope.
Young Trumport dragged Miss Miller
there and pinned her arms to her side with
his own. It's your only chance" be
cried, as the two trains passed with deaf
ening roar. The west-bound train caught
Miss Miller's gown and jerked her with
terrible force from Trumport's grasp. He
remembers seeing her dashed with her feet
almost beneath the wheels and that he felt
his own coat torn in tatters as he threw
himself at full length, just catching her
limbs and saving her from being dragged
under the train.
When the trackman found them a few
moments later both were unconscious.
Trumport still held Miss Miller, whose
clothing was in shreds. Her head and
spine were badly injured and her left foot
rendered useless for months. Trumport
escaped with severe bruise on the head
and the loss of his Sunday coat.
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NEVADA.
Prospect of Duel Between a Couple OF
Sagebrush Politicians

VIRGINIA CITY, November 19th.-John
f. Campbell, publisher of the Enter5fiss
and Colonel f. C. Lord. Secretary @, the
Republican State Central Committee hsd a
dispute IN a cigar store over the distribu-
ton of the campaign fund this afternoon,
which eliminated in Campbell striking
Lord stinging blow in the face. Campbell
then drew pistol but Lord saying he was
uDarmed, Campbell returned the pistol TO
his pocket and renewed the attack on Lord
with his fist.
The combatan.s were soon separated.
and Campbell was arrested on complaint of
Lord. Campbell, when arrested told Lord
to arm himself and they would settle the
affair like men. As both parties are game,
a duel is among the probabilities. CUiuueI
Lord is veteran of Inc late whr.
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THE SOUTHERN oUEsT sTION.
General Harrison Declines to Talk About
His Future Policy

AUGUSTA (Me), November 19th.-The
Chronicle publishes a letter from General
Harrison to its editor declining at this
time 10 comply with its request to write
something upon what is commonly called
:" the Southern question" The letter con-
cludes as follow What | have said dur
ing the campaign is accessible to you. and
when the appointed time comes shall not
hesitate to express such views as l hold.
and shall hold all my views subject to
modification upon further consideration"
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PowDERLY TOOK THE FLOOR
This afternoon and made vigorous denial
and denunciation of the whole matter His
speech was pointed and emphatic, and was
greeted with frequent and hearty applause.
a resolution was introduced and referred
to committee, TO the effect that whenever
a member of the order shall. through the
public press, make accusations of misde-
meanor against members and officials OF
the order, without having made and sus-
tained these accusations before the proper
court of the order, he lays himself open to
immediate expulsion by the General Exec,
utive Board, without trial.
w. t. Leads, Master Workman of the
Miners Assembly, and many other dele
gates denied and denounced the article,
while hone defended the editor in his criti-
cisms
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Despondent California Turfman Ends
His Life by Suicide,

WALLA WALLA, November 19th.-A man
named Dick Barnes, horsemsn, who had
been in charge of the horse D. NJ. W.,
owned by man in Los Angeles, commit
ted suicide near this city some time last
week. His body was found this afternoon.
He sat on a pile OF rails, with a Winchester
rifle between his knees, placed the muzzle
of the gun in his mouth and blew the top
of his head off.
1t is supposed to be a case of temporary
insanity, as he had lost all his money gam
ping and failed to get money from people
in California to return home. Two weeks
since he disappeared, and all efforts to find
MIN were futile until his bo6y was found by
two boys this afternoon while out hunting.
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SHASTA Countr Notes

REDDING, November I9h.-The to,vt Is
unusually lively with business and usny
Witnesses and jurors attending Couri IN tie
case of People IS. Cohen for the murde- Of
Stanford on Cox and Clarks rspch, in
Fail River valley, some months siace
The contractor commenced laying brick
to-day for the new Courthouse
Work is commenced on the la-ge brick
building of G.. c. Bush, lately occupied bv
Mccormick, Seltzer q Co, dividing It iato
four compartments.
Worthy of Emulation.
SAN FRANCISCO, November I9th.-Sec-e-
tary Davies, of the State Board of Trade
has Just received notice that the Board of
Supervisors of Shasta county has voted to
appropriate $500 to dsfray for one wear the
expense OF the County Board of Trades af-
tiliation with the State Board. a c0atin-
ued exhibition Of the county at State Boar!
headquarters is in ihis way assured and in
creased immigration directed to the county.
An Unruly Weapon
DowNIEvILLE, November 10th. - This
morning ct $50 O'Clock, during an exam
ination of trial Jurors in the case Of King.
accused of the murder of Pratt near Niger
Tent last July, pistol was fred in the
hallway Of the Courthouse, the bullet
passing through The front Courtroom door
fortunately lnlurlng no one.
Sonoma Criminals Sentenced.
SANTA Rosa, November 18th Judge
Presley today pronounced the following
sentences: Henry Stein, burglary, 5 wears
at Folsom; J. Mendoza, arson, . wears at
San Quenun David Walsh, arson, 2 wears
in the Boys and Girls Reformatory Aid
Institution at San Francisco. The sentence
of the latter was made light on account Of
his youth.
Senator Eearst's Life Insurance.
SAN Francisco, November 19th.-A few
days ago Senator Hearst made application
to life insurance company for a policy
Tor 100000. The commission was paid 10
the agent, but after that the company re-
fused TO accept the risk, and the agent re-
fused 10 return the money. Therefore
suit has been commenced.
Fire at Millviiie, Shasta County.
CoTToNwooD, November 10Th. a FIRE
broke out last night ia Nichols drug store
az Millville. The drug store was a com
plete loss. also Harris 81 Goldberg's general
merchardise warehouse. The loss is ST.
00O, aud the Insurance $500. The cause
is unknown.
Fresno WILL bs represented.
FREsNo, November i9th.-At the Board
VI tiaue tneellhR lo-nlght committee OF
three was appointed to collect and arrange
an exhibit of Fresno products TO accom-
pany the grand travelling exhibit which
the State Board of Trade will send East in
few days.
The Lopsz Murder.
LIS ANGELES, November 19;h.-Aa in
formation was hled to-day charging Louis
Leeva as accessory 10 the murder of Peter
Lopez at Verdueo October 10Th. David
Leeva is in Jail awaiting trial as principal
Kern County Board of Trade
BAKEEsFIELD November l9.h - The
Board OF Supervisors to-day voted $500 aid
for the local Board OF Trade.
Working Up Another Boom
Los ANGELES, November 10 h.-Already
1000 people have arrived since the election,
and excursions arrive every day.
An old Citizen Gone.
SANTA Cruz, November 19th-Dr p E.
Bailey, pioneer citizen. died this evening.
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DowN On PowDERLY.
A Chicago Editors Vicious Attack on the
knights Chief.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 19th.-General
Master Workman Powderly has announced
that he will accept reelection provided he
has the privilege of appointing his own
Executive Board.
Last week George F. Detweiller, editor of
a Chicago labor journal, returned from In
dianapoiis and wrote an editorial which
appeared on Saturday. II was an attack
on the character and position of the Gen
erai Assembly, stating that Powderly is the
ruling mind; that the convention was
packed in the interest of Powderlv: that
he and Litchmar were afraid of publicity.
and u ,refore both IF them were ready 10
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A LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Decisions Rendered in Six;y-eight Terr
tQriai Land Casas

t0flaI Land Gases.
WASHINGTON, November 19th.-Assistant
Secretary of the Interior, Hawkins, to-day
rendered decisions in sixty-eight contests
between as many settlers and the Northern
Pacific Railroad to land in Colfax ana
Spokane Falls, Washington Territory Land
District and in Idaho. He bases his 6ecis-
ions on the Guileford- Miller case. In
sixty cases he reverses the decisions of the
Land Commissioner in rejecting applica.
tions to make entries in these indemnity
lands. In the other eight cases the Land
Commissioner had granted permission to
make entries, and his action is therefore
affirmed.
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HE SWINGS.
A Negro Murderer Lynched by Whites in
Mississippi.

MIsslss1pp1.
New ORLEANS, November 19.h. - The
Picayune's Yazoo City special says: A week
ago, Wilson Arnold (colored), came here
and surrendered himself to Sheriff Stoline
in self-defense. He had shot and killed
Captain Robert Johnson, one of the mos,
prominent citizens of the county, at his
home near Satartia.
This morning a large number Johnson's s
friends went to the jail and took Arnold,
saying they intended to avenge the death
of their friend and neighbor Since their
departure nothing has been heard from
them, but it is reasonably certain that Ar
mold has been lynched.
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A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.

A Jealous Wife Burns Out Her Hus-
bands Eyes with vitrioI.
ERIE (Pa.), November 19th.-Mrs. Patrick
Durkin quarreled with her husband to-
night and threw vitriol in his eyes, totally
binding him. She then ran out, but was
arrested by an officer and taken back.
When brought into the room her husband
attacked her, and before the officer could
interfere almost beat her to death. The
woman claims that her husband was brutal
to her and threatened to bring another
" oman into the house
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PORE WHITE TRASH"

Deluded Alabamians Being Gathered in
by Mormon Elders.
MONTGOMERY (Ala.) November 10TH
This is proving profitable field for Nor
mon missionary work just now Thirty
converts in charge of q Mormon elder
passed through here to-day, all coming
from this neighborhood. The most of them
were women, and all were ticketed for
Utah. A carload went from north Ala
bama few days ago, and big gang went
from south Alabama week ago.
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PROPERLY SUSPENDED.
The Treasury Department Upholds 4

The Treasury Department Upholds the
Action of an Inspecting Board.
WASHINGTON, November 19th.-The So
licitor of the Treasury to day rendered a
decision in the contest between the local
Board of Steamboat Inspectors in San Fran
cisco and the Supervising Inspector of that
district, over the action of the latter officer
in overruling the decision of the local
Board in revoking the license of Thomas
Wallace as Captain and pilot of the steamer
City of Chester, which collided with the
steamer Oceanic August 22d last, in San
Francisco harbor. The action of the lScal
Board was sustained.
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CHEAP COAL.
Pennsylvania Mines Closing Down-An
Overstocked Market

Overstocked Market
PITrsBURG November 19th.-At a meet
ing of the river coal operators this after
noon it was unanimously decided to shut
down all the mines along the Monongahela
river for an indefinite period. This will
throw out OF employment 10000 mir ers,
besides all the river men engaged in taking
coal down the river, and the mine laborers
The operators say the shutdown will be
for two months at least. They claim they
cannot sell coal TO advantage now, as the
market is overstocked and coal is selling
for five cents bushel, the lowest for many
years.
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LOTS OE MATER.
The IrliGatiDg Canals in Kern County
All Running Full.

BAKERSFIELD, November 10Th. - The
weather continues warm and cloudy. Kern
river is running at its full capacity the
highest for several years. Ali the head
gates of the canals have been opened and
guards put on them to control the water so
that II will not swamp all the reservoir and
canal work going on below. Some 500 men
are at work on reservoirs and canals, under
the water contract and agreement between
Haggin & Carr and Miller & Lux.
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a Kings River Mystery.

FRESNO, November 19th.-Word reached
the city tonight that the body of a man
named Moore, found in Kings river. is be-
lieved to De that of brother-in-iaw of 2.
d. Wiggin.on.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
General Goff Says He's Elected, and VIII
be the Goyernor

WHEELING (W. Va), November 19.n.-
General Goff. the Republican candidate for
Governor, telegraphs the State Committee
that his majority in Mcdowell county is
IVA, and in Wyoming 122. General Goff
also telegraphs editor Hart OF the IateIli-
gencer, that he is elected Governor. This is
the first time lie has made any claim. He
says he will see that the will of the people
is carried ont
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A HERO GONE.
Death of Major Farnsworth, One of
Sheridan's Veterans.

FORTRESS MONROE (Va.), November 10th.
Major Henry ]. Farnswofth, Assistant In
spector-General,w who came here one week
ago for medical treatment, died to-day.
Major Farnsworth was appointed to the
army from New York in July, 1864, as
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster. He
was in the Shenandoah Valley and engaged
in Sheridans campaign. Up to the date of
his appointment as Inspector General, in
1865, he was stationed in the Department
of Texas, and since that time has been in
New York Civ
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WHERE WILL ANARCHY BE?

Chicago Anarchists Say a Revolution
Must Soon Come.
CHICAGO, November 19th.-A small band
of Anarchists held another meeting to-
night in their West Side hall. The violent
element seemed to predominate. Several
speeches were made declaring the ballot a
failure and advocating the use of force to
gain their rights. One of the speakers said
a revolution must come soon, and he urged
it at once.
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FOR TEN THOUSAND.
Mitchell and Dempsey Finally Agree to
Have Fight.

NEW YORK, November 19!h.-Mitchell
and Dempsey have .signed articles to fight
for $4,000, near New Orleans, in January
next.
The opinion is expressed in some quar-
tiers that Dempsey did not do his best with
Donovan the other night, in the hope that
somebody in bis class might be induced to
step on his coat-tai. Mitchell seems to
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OREGON.

t11N
of Teamster.
The DALLEs, November 19th-A young
man named Ryan died at Bakeosen, fifty
miles east of The Dalles, yesterday, from
injuries received by freight wagon pass
ing over his hand several days ago He
drove to Pikeville and returned suffering
intensely. Medical aid was summoned,
but too late. Ii the hand had received
timely attention he would have recovered.
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have suddenly got his courage up, but as
he is now heavyweight, many think that
Dempsey will find himself overmatched.
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a BROKEN RING.

The Advertising Robbery in san Fran
cisco to be stopped.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 19th.-The
Supervisors this evening by unanimous
vote, smashed the ring that for years has
been extorting money from property
owners by excessive charges for street ad-
vertising. They adopted resolution that
the contract for advertising must be let to
the best bidder who shall furnish bids on
every kind Of public printing
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A large bed of fine potter's clay has been
discovered at Parsons, Kansas. 1t is said
to be the only deposit known west of the
Alleghany mountains.
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"sAID THE SQUIRE TO MARIA"

Pennsylvania LothariO Sued for Hum
dred Thousand Dollars.
PIrTsBURG, November 19th.-The one
hundred thousand-dollar breach of promise
suit brought by Mrs. Eliza Hibbard against
Henry c. Fry, a millionaire, and General
Superintendent of the Rochester Lumber
Company, was begun at Beaver to-day.
The Courtroom was crowded. Mrs. Hib-
bard told her story at length to-day.
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MEXICO.

Three Men Killed by an Accident on a
Railroad.
Cry OF MEXICO, November 19th.-A
freight train on the Mexican Railway was
thrown from the track at Soledad yester-
day. The engineer, fireman and brake
man were killed.
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PowDERLY TOOK THE FLOOR

make peace and promptly did so at the
first chance
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OMAHA, November 19th.-Mrs. Libbie
King, alias Berchler, the slayer of Henry
W. King, Jr., was arraigned for prelimi-
nary examination this evening. The
County Attorney read the charge of muir
der, whereupon General J. C. Gown, the
woman's attorney, waived examination on
behalf of his client, at the same time Civ
ing notice that the name of Elizabeth
Berchler in the indictment would not be
recognized as belonging to the prisoner.
She was then committed to the District
Gonrt
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Florida Oranges for the North

JACKSONVILLE, November 19th-Tuesday
next the Florida Railroad and Navigation
Company begins the fastest freight sched-
ule, from the orange-growing section of
Florida, ever yet put in operation. This Is
a special fruit-train service receiving the
oranges in ventilated and refrigerator cars
directly at the packing houses, and deliver
ing them in the clues of the West and
Northwest in heretofore unprecedented
short time.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A WIFE'S DREADFUL ASSAULT ON
HER HUSBAND.
Golf Says He is Elected-WhoIesale
Evictions in Iowa-Powderly
Replies-Fatal Accidents.
UNCLE SANS ARMY.

lsFEuAl DISPATCHES TO rHs zEoozD-uaIos,
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PACIFIC COAST.
CHANCE FOE A DUEL ON TIRE ON.
STOCK LODE.
California's Rowing Exhibit-A Lost
Whaier- ColeIDan's Creditors
Suicide-Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO.

isFECAI DlsPAToHEs TO rHr gsooED-uNroN
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the walls of ditch in which they were
working. Both died soon after being taken
ont
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PITTsBURG, November 19sh.-Joseph
Sands. boss plumber, and John Baker,
one OF his employees, were buried to-day
beneath mass of earth by the caving of