Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-05
California Emit Sales.

| company to-day sold two carloads of fruit
as follows; Tokay grapes. 50 60 to So 60;
Muscats, 81 So to So; Beurre Diel, 81; G..
Moroccan, So 10.
Montgomery & Co., to-day sold two car
| loads OF fruit. The grapes were very hand
some and brought the highest prices of the
season. The peaches realized well. Grapes
| -Tokay 81 05 to 81 20; Muscat, 81 90 to
u 20; Cornichon, 81 05; Emperor, So 25.
Peaches, 81 40.
The Worlds Baseball Championship.
Copyright, 1855. 6y he lo,7lia Associaled Press,
| New YORK, October 4th.-President Dav
| of the New York Club and Won Der Abe
OF st. Louis arranged to night the games for
| the worlds baseball championship. The
dates are as follows: New York, October
10Th; Boston, October 17th; New York,
October 18th; Brooklyn, October 10Th;
New York. October Goth Philadelphia'
October 22d; ST.. Louis, October 25tb, 26th
and 9th.
Pacific Timber Raft Enterprise.
fcopwi9at, 1855. blythe Califoraa AssOcated Pressl
New York, October 4th.-California par
| ties have bought of the inventor of the sys-
lem OF towing lumber RATS at sea the right
for the Pacific coast. 1t is understood here
that the consideration is 100000, and that
active operations will be commenced i'm
mediately. The parties are building rail-
| roads in Chile, and are endeavoring to make
| contracts to have RATS delivered in Chile
| next summer.
The Georgia Election.
Copyright, 1888. By te California Associated PressI
ATLANTA (Ga.), October 4th-So far as
known the only votes against Gordon for
| Governor were cast in Spaulding county,
where ticket bearing the name of the
| colored Bishop Turner, received some
| votes Tho Rppnhlinonc al
to the House, and one white man to the
Senate. Several counties send Independ-
ents TO the House, but these are Demo.
Gratis.
The Campaign Idiots Heard From.
PLAINFIELD IN. J.), October 4th.-H. J.
Compton, a farmer, has purchased a wild
Texas mustang which he has turned loose
in pasture until after election, when, if
Cleveland is elected, Mr.. Compton will ride
the animal through the streets of Plain
field. If Harrison is successful DR.. Charles
R. Theirs will do the circus act.
Frightful Hail-storm.
CIRoLEvILLE (O.), October 4th.-On Tues
day night the southeastern part of this
county was visited by the heaviest and
most destructive hail-storm in its history.
Standing corn was stripped of its blades
| and the apple crop was totally DESTROYED.
The downfall of hail was frightful, far ex-
ceeding anything of the kind within the
memory OF the Oldest inhabitant.
sleight-ot-Hsnd Business.
JEFFERSON CITY (Mo.), October 4th.-On
| Monday last J. W. Coats, District Attorney
of Platt county, registered $240, 600 in new
bonds here. The bonds, which were in a
valise, never left his possession or sight,
but when he arrived at st. Louis he found
twenty of the precious documents, each of
the face value of 81, 200, missing.
Two Outlaws Captured.
WICHITA FALLS (Tex J, October Aha
| Sheriff's posse on Tuesday surprised and
| captured Bob and Dan Campbell at Red
River Bottom. They murdered Deputy
Sheriff Coburn, who was attempting TO
arrest them for robbing a train on the
Southern Pacific and for robbing the bank
at Cisco Tex. They were lodged in jail
there.
Mexican National Railroad Opened.
iCopyight, 1885, by the California Associated Press.I
LAREDO (Tex), October 4th.-The first
| through train from Mexico over the Mexi-
can National Railroad arrived yesterday,
having on board prominent officials Of the
road. The road will be opened October
10Th for through freight traffic and on No.
vember 1st for through passenger traffic,
Another Ocean Crank.
ASety' S'Hs 100, Oy cTItu ASSOC9uts4 TessI
New YoRK, October 4th.-The steamer
| Finance, which arrived from Brazil this
| morning, reports that she left at Barbadoes
a canoe en- route to this city from Paranqua,
| Brazil. The canoe is thirty-ive feet long,
has three feet draught and is in charge of
! Captain Slocum, who has his wife and son
/ on board.
Sutro Tunnel Bonds.
icopyi9kt, 1888, By ae California associated Press.
/ New York, October 4th-The Mail and
E1press is authority for the statement that
a majority of the stockholders OF the Sutro
! Tunnel Company have subscribed for new
| bonds on the basis of So cents per share and
90 cents per share after November Sd.
A Suspicious Case.
Copyright, 1885, by t,e California Ass9ciate1 Pressi
New YORK, October 4th-It is denied at
the Bellevue Hospital that Ernest Ander-
| son, who recently arrived from Jackson
vile and who is sick in the hospital, is
I yellow fever patient He has some fever;
the kind is undecided and his skin is very
yellow.
| The BaEkers' Association.
CINCINNATI, October 4th.-The American
Bankers Association to-day elected the
| following officers President, Charles
Parsons, Of st. Louis First Vice-Presi-
dent, Morton McMichael, of Philadelphia;
Treasurer, Geo. T. Baker, of New York;
Secretary, VIM. b. Greene, of New York.
Alderman McQuade Released.
lCOpytgh 1888. blythe California Associated Pre:s.l
! New York, October 4th-Boodle Alder
man McQuade was released from Sing Sing
to day on 0,000 bail. He will be in this
city this evening. He has been confined
only since December 20 1887, when he was
sentenced to seven years Imprisonment.
The New York MayoraIiy.
ICopgrigh 1888. by ae California Associated Pressl
New York, October 4th.-Mayor Hewitt
was this evening renominated at a mass
meeting at Cooper Union upon the Inde-
pendent Citizens ticket. He is also the
candidate of the County Democracy. Tam
many's candidate will be named tomorrow
night.
Mrs, Tilton Becoming Blind.
tcopytG. Nsss, by dss California Associated Pres,.l
New YORK, October 4th- Mrs. Elizabeth
| Tilton, wife of Theodore Titop, who had
the great suit against Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, thirteen years ago, is growing
| blind. Since that memorable time she has
been living quietly in Brooklyn.
All Hands Probably Lost.
CHEBoYAGAN {Mich.), October 4th. =
Nothing has yet been heard from the
! SCDOoueI AlOdIoSS, SteH Oh l@dhe
Sunday night by the steam barge Enter
prise. 1t looks as If the Albatros had gone
down with all on board.
Suicide OF a Eotel Proprietor.
Copyright, 1888. ey the California Associated Pressl
New YORK, October 4th - James B.
Curtis, a hotel proprietor at Salamanca,
committed suicide with pistol at the
Grand Central Hotel in this city this
morning
Death of Theatrical Man.
Copyright. 1885. by the California associated Press.I
New YORK, October 4th.-Benjamin H.
Butler, Manager of the theatrical firm of
Shook & Collier, died at the Putnam House
last night OF heart disease. He was 43
years old.
American Machinery for Australia.
Copyright, 1885, By he California associated Press.
| New YoRK October 4th-The shin San