Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-28
EFFECTS OF FIRE-wATER.
Minnesota Whisky sets Gang of Re,
skins to Work with KniYes


skins to Work with Knives.
BRAINERD (Minn.l, Jnlv 27th-Two In
dans from out of town came here yester-
day, and procuring whisky started to re-
turn, when they met half-breed team
ster, and set upon him with knives and
bludgeons ard nearly killed him. Other
Indians interfered, and bloody fight en-
sued. The Sheriff has gone out to make
arrests. Agent Sheehan blames the people
of Brainerd for selling liquor to Indians.
Sullivan's Show Collapsed.
Copyright 1SSs. by The California associated Press.
BosToN, July 27th.-John L. sullivan's
circus venture ends to morrow night. 1t is
reported that Sullivan has been taking the
receipts and leaving the employees unpaid.
The result is collapse.
Biaine's New England Friends.
Copyright, 1885, by The California associated Press
BosToN, July 27th.-The reception to Mr..
Blaine in New York will be followed by a
series of demonstrations in New England.
Mr.. Blaine will visit Boston via Providence
and Worcester. In Boston plans for his
reception are now under way.
Gould Looking Well.
iCopyigat, 1855. 5yhe California associated Press
ALBANY, July 27th.-Jay Gould and fam
ily went through to-day on a fast train
servants said they never saw him looking
better.
Yellow Jack Again.
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LEwEs, July 27th.-Yellow fever broke
out afresh yesterday on the brig Teneriffe.
Tracer, master, was suddenly taken i'll and
at late hour was in serious condition.
A Victim of Highbinders.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27th.-Sing Lee, re-
Gently from San Francisco, has been
bounded by highbinders across the CONT
nent to this city. Wednesday morning his
lodgings were fired, and Sing was nearly
burned to death. 1t is expected to trace
the deed to highbinders.
Northern Pacific and Red River Rail-
roads.
Copyright 1855, BY the California associated Press
New YORK, July 27th.-Premier Green
way of Manitoba stated tonight that ar
rangements were completed between the
representatives of the Manitoba Govern
ment and Northern Pacific for the connec-
ton of that road with the Canadian Red
River line.
Fair Demand for Wool.
Boston, July 27th.-There is fair de-
mand for all kinds of wool and prices re.
main steady and unchanged, with sales oi
2, 176 200 pounds. Most of the demand
this week has been for Michigan wool
There have also been large sales of Terri
tory wool both in spot and to arrive, the
prices being the same as last week and
equal to 80 cents for secured and fine, and
i5@4S cents for medium. To-day's Ore
gon and California woods have been quiet
a Railroad Epjoined.
Copyright 1855. by Tie California Associated Pres,
New YORK, July 27th-Judge Van Brunt
has issued an injunction against the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company to re.
strain it from the construction of bridges
and branch lines without the consent OF
the stockholders, and from using its funds
to aid any other company in the constguc-
ton of railroads.
Br4yton Ives, Vice President of the com.
pany, left town early to-day, and Elijah
Smith, the principal defendant, hurriedly
lef for Boston.
No Races at Detroit.
DETROIT, July 27th.-To-day races were
postponed on account of rain.
Mrs. Cleveland in Massachusetts,
MARION (Mass.) July 27th.-Mrs Cleve-
land received no callers after her arrival TO-
day, owing to the inclement weather Ii
is expected. however. that Mrs. Cleveland
and Mrs. Folsom will attend an entertain
ment which A. W. Nickerson has prepared
on the other side of the bay tomorrow
night.
A Terrible Domestic Tragedy.
DETROIT, July 27th.-Jacob Moore, a
carpenter, shot and killed his sister in law.
Mrs. Mary Moore, this afternoon, ana then
shot at her daughter, and missing her. shot
himself fatally.
A Bank In Liquidation.
CINCINNATI. July 27th.-The Cincinnati
National Bank has gone into voluntary
liquidation. Its capital had recently been
scaled down by the Government.
Death of n Veteran.
DAYTON fO), July 27th.-Genersl NJ. R.
Patrick, Governor of the National Soldiers
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
died this evening.