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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
TIE TARIFF BILL.
The Democrats Preparing for a Hard
Fight Against the Measure,

u WAsHINGIoN, December 2lth.-The EUeising
Star says: The Democrats of the House are pre-
pairing themselves for another discussion of the
tariff before this Congress expires. The Clerk
to the Ways and Means Committee has been set
to work 10 get up information relating to the
Senate bill, part of which is for the use of Sen.
ators in attacking the bill between the I'd and
2lst of January, and part for use in the House a
little later on. Preparations are active for a
within the limited time fixed for debate. Some
Democratic Senators are sanguine enough to
think they can defeat the measure in the Senate
orally entertained, and the Democrats in the
House expect certainly to defeat the bill there.
No meeting has been held to consider the
policy TO be followed, except that informally
the Democrats have cume TO an understanding
that when the bill comes to the House they viii
have to discuss il
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TURF BANTERs.
Hankins Says He VIII Run Galen 4 gainst
Proctor Knott.

CHICAGO, December 27th.-George Hankins,
owner ofthe colt Galen, made proposition to-
night in reply to Sam Bryant's talk about
Proctor Knott. Hankins, in the course of an in
terview, said he was averse to making match
between Galen and Knott, believing that match
races was the means of breaking down too
many good horses. He was willing, however
to enter Galen in a sweepstake with Knott and
any other craek-the more the merrier, the
backing to be S. 600 a corner.
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A BAD SET.
Arrest of One of the Hatfield Despera-
does in West Virgi4ia.

CHARLESTON CIV. Va, December 27th.-A raid
was made on the Hathelds in Logan county By
three Eureka detectives on Sunday night
Anse Hatfield was arrested. Johnston Hatfield
the worst of The whole Hatfield gang died last
week in Lawrence county. He visited daugh-
ter of Mccoy, and was one of the leaders in the
terrible affair when three Mccoy boys were tied
TO bushes and shot TO death; also in the New
Years attack on Randolph McCoy's house year
ago, when his daughter A lapaIa and one other
OF his boys were murdered. With the possible
exception of his father, Anse Johnston Hatfield
ginia,
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LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.
An Important Conference of Wcster
RaiIrond Engineers To-day.

Railroad Engineers To-day.
ST. LOUIS, December 27th.-B. W. Vedden
Chairman OF the Grievance Committee of the
Gould system, arrived in st. Louis this morning
" 1 am O my way to Chicago said Vedden to
an Associated Press reporter, "wheTe a large
and very important meeting of representatives
of the Order will convene tomorrow morning.
1t has been deemed desirable to form closer
union between engineers operating ON lines
west of the Mississippi, and TO establish closer
relations. For this purpose a meeting was
called, and the officers of the different systems
west of the Mississippi between the British and
Mexican lines, will be present, as well as repre-
sentatives of many Lodges. About $50 dele
gates, representing over 10000 engineers, will
be present This will be the first meeting in
cluding engineers of all Western lines and
excluding others. Chief Arthur will be pres
ent, and we all hope and expect that the meet
ing will be very beneficial to the Order"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
RAILWAY BUILDING.
Upward of 1000 Miles of Railroad Built
This Year.

CHICAGO, December 27th.-The RdGlcdy Age
tomorrow viii say 1.-The railway mileage of the
year just passed was increased by no less than
81, the record exceeds that of every other year
with the exception of 1871. when 1873 miles
were added Kansas still leads in the extent of
new mileage, as she has done for several years
California comes next.
The most striking characteristic OF the work
is the large number of separate lines of which
IT is composed, and the correspondingly small
average for each line. The building of great
,ompetltive lines has practically ceased for the
present, and the years work was devoted chiefly
TO the construction cf short and independent
lines or branches" ;"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
HER TRIAL TRIP.
The New Dynamite Cruiser vesuvIus
Out on the Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA, December 27th.-The new dv-
Mantle cruiser Nesuvius. with the commission
appointed by the Secretary of the Navy ON
board, steamed Gown the Delaware river from
eeed to point on Delaware bay, where at high
tide, some time during the night. trial of her
speed viii be made over a course two miles
long.
LATER-The engines worked satisfactorily and
speed attained averaging twenty-one miles an
hour, one mile more than the contract limit
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
Damage Suit Against a Bishop.

DUBUQUE U4), December 27th.-Father f. C.
Jean, VINO ten years ago was removed from the
pasIorate of ST. Iren9us' Catholic Church by
Bishop Hennessy, and who has brought d mui-
tlplicity OF suits against the Bishop, in all of
which he has been defeated, to-day brought
suit against Bishop Hennessy claiming $4,000
for an attempt to exclude his name from the
United States Catholic Directory
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
THE BIRD WAS oUrcLAssEu.
An Eagle Presents Its BID to = Drugg st
and Is Taken Into Camp,

BRIDGEPORT Comm, December 27th.-Fred B.
Hubbard, druggist of this city, had battle
with an eagle last night and after a severe
struggle captured it. Hubbard was walking out
knocked down by the huge bird which aIighted
on his shoulder and buried its talons in his
flesh. He grabbed the bird, which then fastened
its huge beak in his hand inhictipg a severe
wound. Alter a lively tussel the bird was over
come. Hubbard has three bad wounds and a
live eagle
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
FOOLED WITH AN EDITOR.
A bad Man" in Colorado Jumps a
Journalist and Gets Killed.

n y bau AKau III OOIOIdtIO Julnpb q
Journalist and Gets Killed.
DURANGO (Col), December 27th.-The infOr
nation reached here at a late hour tonight of Il
tragedy at Rico on Christmas evening, in which
F. E. Rust. editor of the Rico NelCs, shot and in
stantly killed Signor Olsen. 1t seems that Olsen
insulted Rust's sister some time ago, and Rust
demanded an apology, which was refused. On
Christmas evening the men met in the Bruins
wick saloon. Olsen went behind the bar and
got two revolveTs and laid them on the counter
and told Rust to take one of them and go with
him and they would settle the difficulty. a
quarrel ensued, and Olsen finally jumped over
the counter, gun in hand. Rust was too quick
for HIM, however. and drew his own pistol and
shot Olsen twice, killing him almost instantly.
Olsen was in bad repute, and public sympathy
is with RuSt
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a RIVAL OF THE SULTAN.
Cincinnati Merchant Organizes a
Harsm of His Own.

CINCINNATI, December 27th.-A. Ebert, pro-
prietor of Crystal Hall, who defrauded his ere
ditors of nearly 100000. is now charged with
seducing female clerks in his employ, one of
his victims made statement to-day in which
she charges him with accomplishing her rum
By force in a cellar, where she had been sent by
him on pretense of unpacking some goods
One female clerk long time in his employ SAYS
she refused an increase of wages offered her if
she would submit to his wishes. His victims az
said to number a score or more
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28

The Lords poor would be greatly blessed
if the old Pennsylvania law, confscating
the proceeds Of election bets for the benefit
Of the poor fund, could be applied and en-
forced throughout the entire couutry.-
(Nicaoo Inter. Ocfnn.
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II FEMALE HYENA.

Shocking Depravity of Woman Toward
Her Niece.
DETROIT, December 27th.-A revolving case of
brutality is reported at Reed City, Mich. Mrs
Swarthout, photographer, has been arrested
for maltIeating her niece. She is charged with
having tied the girls legs with a stout cord and
then putting a stick through and turning it un-
til the child would become almost unconscious
with pain. She would also cord her tongue in
the same manner until the skin bursted. Mrs
Swarthout has been bound over to the next
term OF Court and, in default of 81 900 bah,
lenguisbes in jail.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28

BosTOS, December 27th.-Duncan Ross has aC
eepted Dur.ie-'s challenge 10 wrest,e
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Opposition to child Labor.

FINDLAY Ohio, December 27th.-Measures
viii be taken here to stop the importation OF
child labor from Brooklyn and other large cities
Within the last three months nearly hundred
orphan boys under i years of age have been
brought to this city and Fostoria 10 work in the
glass factories. They came most from the st.
John Asylum in Brooklyn, and are under con-
tract for a year at nominal wages
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SUAKIAI, December 27h. - Friendly Sheiks
strongly urge the British authorities to advance
upon Handoub. Chief Gamilabus offers to lead
a force of 10000 warriors in cooperation with
the British, and promises thas Osman Digna if
| once expelled, Will rot be allowed to return
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
A YOUNG MURDERER.

Boys Engage in a Fight, and One Is Fa-
tally Shot.
PHILADELPHIA, December 18th. = During 8
fracas here between two rival crowds of boys this
afternoon, one side being composed of white
and the other of eoloIed boys, Robert Gray. u
years old, was struck by stone thrown rom
the other side. Gray ran home and procured
his fathers revolver and returned to the scene
of the fight and challenged any one on The
o'her side. The challenge was accepted by
James Ford aged Il, who started towards Gray
TIE latter thereupon took deliberate aim at
Ford ana fred, the bullet passing almost
through his lungs, fatally injuring him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28

The sum said to be Necessary to Finish
the Panama Canal.
PARIS December 27th.-At the Panama Canal
meeting to-day NJ. Martineau, who has spent
two years on the Panama works declared that
the canal could be tinished-at the longest-in
three years with an outlay of 40OOO0,000 francs,
Count Delham, the Chairman, said he was able
to youch for the accuracy of these figures
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28

| INDIANAPOLIS, December 27th.-General Har
risod is growing weary of the constant demands
on his listening faculties. He said to-day u
often wished before the election that could do
| less talking and more listening. Now l want to
| do more talking and less listening"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
1T Is HIGH TIME.
The Government just Awakening to a
Sense of Its DUTY.

Sense of Its Duty.
WASHINGTON. December 27th-It is stated that
/. the Administration has determined to iaka a
| hrmer stand in Samoa The expeditions work
which Is being done on the Tandalia and Mont
can at the Mare Island Yard is for the purpose
or sending them at the eerlist possible mo-
uent 70 Apia. IL is also positively declared
hat lhs Delpri7, now on her way
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28

BRUNSWICK On. J.). December 27th.-Gusti
Vaska, convicted murderer, rescued the jailer
from the clutches of maniac convict IN the
was about to brain the jaller when Vaska
knocked the infurated man senseless, after a
struggle.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
Our Mister Phelps.

LONDON, December 27th.-It is stated here
| that Minister Edward J. Phelps has condition
| ally accepted the Presidency of Columbia Col
lege, but the members of the family say the an
nouncement is premature. He delivered a
! lecture to-day at Cambridge
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
HOME AFFAIRS.
A WOMAN,S BRUTAL TREATMENT
OF A CHILD.
Bloody Free Fight Over Goose
The Eagle and the Druggist
An Editor Gets His Man.
4 LIVELY BATTLE.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE RRcoRD-uMoN.l
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Gladstone on the Pope.
Lnereasing the French Army.

LONDON, December 27th.-The 1d6let says that
Gladstone, in letter to Marquis Derise, says
that Ihe posli!lon Oh lne rope Is lnpQiItah :
Rrhifrafinn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
From Paris this MORNING.

PARIS, December 2Sth-6A. M.-The execution
of Prado. the Spanish adventurer, convicted of
the murder of Marie Quetante, is expected TO
take place to-day. crowd is already gather
ing about the Roquette prison, where Prado is
confined
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Those Treasury snoak rhieves

WASHINGTON, December 27th.-To the dismay
OF Treasury officials, and especially those of
the Redemption division, another redeemed and
cancelled bill has turned up for redemption
This time the denomination is So and the bill
was received at one of the city banks yesterday
The previous bills were $40 ones. This makes
three bills that have been cancelled and re-
deemed, and were supposed to have been de-
stroyed, that have again appeared for redemp-
ton.
Another Toper's UntimeIy Death.
WASHINGTON, December 27th.-This morning
Michael keating, for fifty years a messenger in
the War Department, while under the influence
of liquor, stumbled in the corridor on the fourth
floor and pitched headlong over the staircase
to the basement beneath, about eighty feet. He
struck on the marble floor and lived but few
minutes. He leaves widow and several chill
dred.
Machinery for Mare Island.
WASHINGTON, December 27th.-Bids were
opened at the Navy Department to-day for
machine tools for the Mare Island. Cal, Navy
Yard under the appropriation of 100000 ior the
purpose of fitting the yard for the repair of steel
ships. There were forty nine items the princi-
pal one beng set of bending rolls, for which
the Niles Tool Works made the lowest bid, $40,
29O.
A Relic of War Times.
WASHINGTON, December 27th-W L. Tren-
holmn. Commissioner of the Freedman's Saving
Bank and Trust Company, has made his annual
report for the year ending December Sd. 1t
shows the receipts of the Trust to have been
s3,S26, and the disbursements So, ,450, leaving a
cash balance of sS,O67 on hand during the year.
Twelve claims were paid, amounting to S2O7
A Sleepy Sort of Prize Fight.
WASHINGTON, December 27th-A prize fight
which occurred in Maryland, Just over the Dis
trict line, this morning between Billy Young.
champion lightweight of the District, and
Charley Gainey, OF New York, for purse of
sl00, was won by the former. The fight lasted
TWO hours, and was a rather tame affair.
Caiitornians at the Capital
WASHINGTON, December 27th.-W. W. Benn,
Lewis H. Sweetzer and A. H. McAllister and
wife, of San Francisco, are in the city
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
WHAT EXPERTS SAY ABOUT THE
PANAMA CANAL.
Professor Geffcken's TroubIes-The
Situation at Suakim-Earth-
quakes in Spain-Etc.
400, 100000 FRANKS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNros.l
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The Egvntian War.

The Egyptian War.
SUAKIM, December 27th - Friendly Sheiks
strongly urge the British authorities to advance
upon Handoub. Chief Gamilabus offers to lead
a force of 10000 warriors in cooperation with
the British, and promises thas Osman Digna, if
once expelled, Will rot be allowed to return.
Our Mister Phelps
LONDON, December 27th-It is stated here
that Minister Edward J. Phelps has condition
ally accepted the Presidency of Columbia Col
leee, but the members of the family say the an
nouncement is premature. He delivered
lecture to-day at Cambridge.
From Paris this Morning.
PARIS, December 2Sth-6A M-The execution
of Prado, the Spanish adventurer, convicted of
the murder OF Marie A Quetante is expected TO
take place to-day. crowd is already gather
ing about the Roquette prison, where PTado is
confined
Geffcken Still on the Rack.
BERLIN, December 27th.-Professor Gefcken
was examined in Berlin to-day il connection
with the diary of the late Emperor Frederick
and his whole psSt career. His trial will begin
at Leipsic about the mid1le OF January
Gladstone on the Pope.
LONDON, December 27th.-The Td5let says that
Gladstone, in a letter to Marquis Derise, says
that the position OF the Pope is important
enough to merit intervention by international
arbitration.
Increasing the French Army.
PARIS, December 2sth-The official journal
announces an increase in the army of l, 500 loot
chasseuTs by the addition of two companies to
each thirty battalions.
International Checker-PIayers.
LONDON, December 27th.-All the games of
the international checker match between Bar
Eer and Smith were drawn to-day. Total score
Barker ?, Smith o.
Fighting in East Africa.
ZANZIBAR, December 27th.-It is reported that
Unwanga has been deposed by his brother in
Uganda. There has been severe fighting at
Bagamoyo, with native loss.
Panic in Theater.
BERLIN, December 27th.-A false alarm of fire
in the Berliner Theater tonight caused q tenn
porary panic among the audience. No one was
injured, however.
Was His Name His Fortune:
LONDON, December 27th.-Prince Karageon-
geyitch of Russia is dead. He leaves fortune
to his brother, the pretender to the Servian
throne.
Earthquakes in Spain.
MADRID, December 2Tth.-Several shocks OF
earthquake were felt to-day in the eastern and
southern portions of Spain.
Russia Has surplus.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 27th.-The budget
for 1889 shows surplus income of 2,G0G 100
roubles.
The French Budget.
PARIS, December 27th.-The Senate has
adopted the budget by vote of 2l4 to 1l6.
Bulgaria's Slim Teasury.
SOFIA, December 27th-The budget shows
deficiency of y 600, 600 fradcs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
Counterfeiters Caught in The Act.

NEW YORK, December Z7th.-William Green
Patrick Henry and timothy Cassidy, all of New
York, were arrested tonight for eOunterieiting
silver coin in Brooklyn. When the officers in
vaded their quarters the men were in the act of
pouring the molten metal into molds. The new
counterfeits were found on the table. The en-
tire Miami was cnntiScafed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28
OUR GREAT SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS
b Commencing To-day.
Every Article Reduced
nearly one half from
the Regular Prices

BlOcks..........................7 Z and Is cents
D0minOes. from 75 to so cents
Tin Horse Wagons. from 15 to cents
Cow Horns. ....................,....4 cents
Tool Chests. 80 and so cents
Folding painted Doll Cradles. 40 cents
China Cups and Saueers, hand
sOmely decorated. 80, 81, so cents
Mush Sets........ from 81 to 65 cents
Japan Smoking Sets, 6 pieces, 81 to SOC
Wooden Express Wagons, S1...nOw 6Sc
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
DIR. EpwARp MaLYNM
Sewers His Connection with the Catholic
ry,u.ol,-FIfs po.a1,.

Sewers His Connection with the Catholic
Church-H!s Reasons.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Dr. MGGlynn di.
w ged O secret at his meeting In Cooper
Union Sunday night He has given up his
case with the church and hiss telesraphed
Rome to that effect. He said;
II call the tyranny of the Catholic church
verse than the tyranny Of the czar, and this
mist be be banished and torn down. Bishops
AMI priests must be fres as they formerly
were, but the suggestion in the papers that
trial be held here in New York to consider
m,i case and stop the grow tn Of this power
dc not second.
what would be the use7 VINO would
..sar it2 Who would conduct it2 No ieiF
man. Rome would not allow IL. Judges
,uld be prosecutors, as heretofore. was
offered or was told that / would be offered
the pastorate Of Middletown, IL should re-
tract l denounce the whole machine. \
te eegraphed this a secret, which | now
diyulge in Latin TO Cardinal Simoni: I
wll not condemn doctrines uttered by
me. will not go to Rome. have now no
case whatever before your tribunal Nor
hive to day. II would do no good Were
Christ to stand to-day in tho streets of Rome
preaching the same doctrines which he taught
l. 500 years ago. he would ba accounted q
h,.retic by the holy father"
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
PLANES ON a Lake Vessel.

SAHDUsKY, o., Dec. s.-Ths propeller
Michigan burned TO the waters edge on the
lake, twelve miles from here Sundsy. The
flames suddenly berst from .ts engine
room, and enyeloped the whole a',ssr peTt of
the boat The creTg barely had osts - -
tape in small borts. TIE tugs royfd tns
Turning steamer here, ana the firC 1rpsst-
lnent pnt out the H.ulss Sbo ts a total
wreck, however. No Esrsissrs zero aboard
.she belongs TO Flower groi scrs, Detroit, and
eos valued nt se5. 900 n. iasurancA
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
Duel on the Street.

WrLLrAMsrowN, KY, Dec 3-N r.
Layle, our jailor, and G. w. Ccsiins @orth
engaged in a little shooting scrape IN front
o. the clerks Office. Collinsworth is "a
Turner, living about eight miles northwest
OF town, on the Warsaw roai, and is n
brother .in.law Of Layls. The cause Of the
shooting was a renewal Of an old gRahge
Collinsworth was shot In the right arm, near
tae elbow, ard Layle was shot in tbs mock.
and breast. Neither Is considered danger
r.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
q Ia No wonder.

It is no wonder tho women are con-
msntly house cleaning. John Aiken as
;erts that a cubic inch Of air in an orSii-
nary room contains 3o,3ls,0 900 PARTICLES
II duak
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-14

m~n. Ans a. Thsrnss's Trip - 80
Yssk - Cs.rslal Dressings - esese-
nsrlef nee>psloss sad sp~~cnes - s.>s-
rssa..sg SD 1ancasser. ~ = Arrival -
Nee Iogk-
H~ARnssBrRG. Pa. sept 1.-Hon. Allen
O. Thurman passed through the city this
morning on his way 20 New York News
Of his coming had been heraided ~ The
newspapers and fully 400 people. in'
clnding many ladies and children. 49,
r~mbIsd n tho PennsylvaniA depot 20
bid him welcoms. The station sheds were
crowded by enthusiastic Democrats -
veil - prominent Republicans. who do.
aired 70 esf : sight 81 thu Old Roman.