Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
Nominees sor Congress.

iNePy t 1902 VyDte St7st oTIsld isSocidted Press
BOsToS, october 16th.--The Sixth District Re.
| publicans to-day renoIalnated Henry Cabot
Lodge for Congress, and Horatio Wellington, OF
| Charlestown, for Presidential Hector.
| PENRYN On. ", October16th.- Democrat.
| of the Twenty-ninth Congressional District to
| day nominated Frank BabGock.
Pr sBURG, October 16th,-James c. Grifaths
OF Mercer, was nominated for Congress to-day
| by the Democrats of the Twenty fifth District
PROVIDENCE (R I.), October I6th.-The First
| District Democratic Convention has nominated
o. L. Lapham for Congress.
The Second District Democratic Convention
has nominated William c. Baker of South
Kingston.
TRoN IN. Ny, October 16th-The Democrats
| of the Eighteenth District have nominated B.
Sanford OF Trey for Congress.
Educating Young Indians.
CARLISLE (Pa.), October 16th.-The ninth an
nual report of she Indian Government Training
School in this city, Captain 4. II. Pratt Mana
ger, was filed to-day aud forwarded to the In
dian Commissioner at Washington. 1t shows
that there are are 637 indian boys and girls at
largest element of any one tribe.
A Scandal Set at Rest.
New YORK, October I6th-Mrs James G.
Blaine, Jr., desires the Associated Press to state
in her behalf that there is no existing cause for
the telegraphed statement that she is separated
from her husband. Mrs. Blaines authorizes a
positive denial of the statement that she has
begun suit for q separation, or that any such
suit is in contemplation.
o'Connor Again Challenges Teemer.
New YORK. October 16th.-Oarsman William
OConnor tonight issued a challenge to John
Teemer, the latter claiming to be the American
champion, to row three miles with turn on or
about March'1st, in San Francisco, for 81 900 or
$1,000. This is o Uonnors fourth challenge to
Teemer.
Death of Hon. John Wentworth.
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CHICAGO, October 10TH Hon. John Went
worth, one of Chioago's oldest citizens, died a.
the Sherman House at O'Clock this morningt
Mr. Wentworth was 20 years old at the time of
his death. He was familiariy known as
Long John. He Leaves an estate valued at
81 100000.
A CoNiery Fire.
Copyigd, 1855, BY aie California associated Press
SHAMoKIN PENN October I6th.-The Mineral
Railroad and Mining Company's Cannon coll
lery was burned this morning. Three hundred
slate-p ckers in the bseakeI were rescued unin-
jured. Five miners were severely injured by
falling machinery and timbers. Lost SS5, 600.
Kilrain and the Great Unknown.
Copyright, 1855, byoe California associated Press
New YORK, October 16th-Jake Kilrain. his
hackers, and the hackers of the great unknown
left for Canada on the $50 train tonight, when
articles of agreement will be signed and the
Identity OF the unknown decided
Reported Fatal Railroad Disaster.
Copyright, 1885, 5y tie Cali lfornia associated Pressj
New YORK, October 16th-The news was re-
ceived at a late hour tonight OF cave in a tun-
mel near Newbu'g, on the West Shore Railroad
Several passengers on an express train travelling
through the tunnel at the time are reported
killed.
Miners Caved On.
IsTPEsuNG (Nlich.) }, October 16th-Two miners,
Joseph McGrath and S. II. Swenson, were buried
beneath falling rock in Winthrop to-day.
Swenson was rescued. alive, and the miners are
trying to release McGrath
Another Cashier Goes Wrong.
DEs MONIES, October l6th-I. H. StonalIer,
Cashier OF the Northwestern freight office, dis
appeared on Saturday night An investigation
reveals the fact that lie was several thousand
dollars short IN his accounts.
A DeadIock Broken.
Copyright. 1855, by G,e Ce for7ia Associated PressI
NEW ORLEANS, October 16th.-After an excit-
Convention of the Fifth Congressional District
succeeded in agreeing upon Charles J. Boatner
as the successor of Hon. Cherdbusco Newton.
Man and Money Both Missing.
ICopgga. 1855, by tle Caifo,7ia associated Fress,
BosToN, October 16th.-George a. Denham, a
wholesale shoe merchant, is missing. There is
$50 900 shortage. He drew $1,000 from bank
just before leaving.
The Yellow Scourge.
Copyright, 1855, by 4s California Associated Iress
JACKSONVILLE, October l6th.-Fifty-e pew
cases and two deaths are reported for the last q
hours. DR.. ]. NJ Fairlee, Secretary of the Board
of Trade, died tonight.
Archbishop Riordan in Rome.
Copyright 1855, by the CALIFORNIA Associatsd Prs.s
New YORK, October 16th.-The Catholic Netns
has received q cablegram dated Rome October
18th announcing the arrival there of Arch
bishop Riordan.
w. g. L. u. Convention.
NEW YORK, October 16th.-The fifteenth an
nual Convention of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union is to be held in
this city from October 10Th to the 3d. inclusive
Brakemen in Convention.
COLUMBUS (0.), October 16th.-The fifth annual
Convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Brakemen began here tonight. Grand Master
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