Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-03
Congressional Nominations.


ball at Merchants Hall, which was brill
| liant affair.
Congressional Nominations.
iCopyIg. 1885. By the California Associa 4 Pres,.I
SALEM (Mass.) October 2d-General
William Coggswell is renominated for Con-
gress in the Seventh District Republican,.
PrrTsBuRG. October 2d.-The Democratic
Convention for the rwenty-f first District
has nominated DR.. II. Donnelley, of La
| trobe, for Congress.
Rev. VIM. A. Rankin, of Oil City, in the
Twenty-seventh District, has been nomi-
! mated by the Democrats.
TRENTON On. ~, October 2d.-The DEM
ocrats OF the Second District to-day nomi-
mated Chauncey M. Beasely for Congress-
GOSHEN On. ", October 2d.-Henry Ba-
con was renominated for Congress by the
Democrats here this afternoon.
| MIDDLEBoRo (Mass.). October 2d.-The
| First District Prohibihonists have nom-
| mated William Miller for Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2d.-The Sixth
District Democrats have nominated Samuel
| Greenwood for Congress.
Two More Refineries Closed.
Copyright. 1888. Jynte California Associated Press
New YORK, October 2d.-President Have
meyer of the Sugar Trust has ordered the
immediate closing of De Castro& Downer's
extensive refneries in Brooklyn. A thou
sand men will be thrown out of work in
definitely. An officer of the company de-
clares that heretineries would have stopped
| even II the trust was not in existence.
Fosters Eumored Suicide.
tCopWiga. 1888. b1 The California Associated Press
New YORK, October 2d-The Trustees of
the Gratuity fund of the Produce Exchange
have concluded that after a thorough inyesti-
| cation that Attorney Foster had no accom-
plice in forging mortgages. There is a cur
rent rumor, probably unfounded, that
Foster had committed suicide No place
or date is given.
The Boston Wool Market
BosToN, October 2d.-There has been
nothing III the wool situation this week to
alter the former condition of the market.
Manufacturers are buying as their necessi-
ties dictate, and are paying current quota
tons. Territory, Texas and other un-
washed woods are meeting with good de-
mand at previous prices. California woods
sell quite freely at a range of 13@1S for
! spring.
| Another Emigrant for Canada.
WAsEcA (Minn.) October 2d.-Charles
| Mckenney, for nine years Treasurer of
Waseca, has absConded. An examination
OF his books reveal q shortage of Sc, 200
Besides defrauding the county, he has vic
timized large number of trusted friends
All his property is morigaged to its full
value. II is supposed that he fed to
| Canada.
| Blaine Arrives at Detroit.
DETROIT, October 2d-James G. Blaine
| arrived in Detroit this afternoon. He was
met at the depot by General Alger and q
committee of the Michigan Club. There
was no demonstration and Blaine was
driven to General Algers house and will
be the guest of that gentleman during his
stay in Detroit. Tomorrow afternoon he
will speak at Recreation Park.
Some Bewildering Figures.
New YORK, October 2d.-The annual
meeting of the Clearing House Association
was held to-day. The exchange for the
year ended October l, 1888, amounted to
$50 S63, CSC, 600 81. Balance at the same time,
81, $40, 19S, ,527 7S Total transactions, S32.-
433, ,SS5, 1856 90. Total transactions since or
ganization (thirty-five yearsl, 1881, ,135, ,273,-
210 16.
| Settling Up BedeIps SteaIings.
New YORK, October 2d.-The law firm
of Shipman, Barrow, Larocque & Choate
yesterday sent to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company certified check for $l12,-
664 "a in settlement for the moneys which
James e. Bedell, their employee, obtained
from the Trust Company by means of bogus
mortgages.
| A Steamer for the Pacific.
Copyright. 1885, by tie California Associated lress.
NEW YORK, October 2d.-The steamship
Yaquina Bay, formerly known as the
Caracas, cleared yesterday for Baltimore,
where she will coal, preparatory to sailing
for San Francisco, where she will enter
the service of the Oregon Development
Company.
California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO October 2d.-MoDtgomery &
Co. to-day sold three carloads of fruit,
mostly of grapes in poor condition. Choice
lots sold readily at high prices. Grapes
| Muscat, 81 40 to 50 Is; Tokay, 81 Is to
So 65; Emperor, So 90; White Tokay, 81 20
to 81 80; Cornichon, 50 20. Salway peaches,
| 81 % to 81 80.
Good Year for the Missionaries.
| CLEVELAND, October 2d.-The seventy
ninth annual meeting of the American
Board of Commissioners of Foreign Mis-
| sions met this afternoon, Rev. Dr. r. Storrs.
of Brooklyn, presiding. Thereports showed
that the donations had been 1894, ,56S an
|
The Lost Package Found.
New YORK, October 2d-The S5 500 pack
age of money which disappeared from the
National Bank of the Republic on Friday
was found to-day. The bank officials re-
fuse to say whether the money was stolen
or simply mislaid.
Death of Prominent New Yorker,
Copyright, 1885, bghe California Associated Pres,
New YORK, October 2d-Richard Allison
Elmer, President of the American Security
Company, died this morning of apoplexy,
| aged 46 years. He was Second Assistant
Postmaster-General from 1881 to 1884.
Forwarded to Mormondom.
lcoprign, 1855, by The Calf formid associated Press
| New YORK, October 2d.-The eleven
Mormon children detained from the party
! OF 150, which arrived on the Wisconsin
from Liverpool, were sent to Salt Lake
City to-day.
| Pat. Collins Retired.
.Copwigst. 1sss. byte California Associated Press
BosToN, October 2d.-The Democrats of
the Fourth Congressional District have
nominated James H. ONeill. The district
is now represented by Patrick Collins.
The Bank-wrecking Boom.
lCopygst, 1sss, by the California Associated Press,
| FALL RIVER, October 2d.-The Union
Savings Banks losses figure up S24O. 900. 1t
looks now as if it may wreck both that and
| the National Union Bank.
Thirty Prisoners Escaped.
PEORIA (Ill), October 2d-Word has
| been received here that thirty prisoners es-
capped from the Reform School at Pontiac
| by cutting hole through the floor.
Heavy Snow in Pennsylvania.
WILKEsBARRE (Pa.), October 2d.--The
| mountains between here and Whitehaven
are covered with snow, which has been
falling for several hours this evening.
The Oft-Told Tale.
ICopyrigM, 1888, by the California Associated Press,
ALBANY, October 2d.-Boodle Alderman
McQuade has been granted new trial.