Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30

Edwin Booth intend dissolving partnership.
There is no reason why we should SAID he,
as we have made more money together than
we possibly could otherwise"
Fierce Broadsword Contest.
New HAVEN Comm. November 29th-The
Lynn-Orlofski mounted broadsword contest
which the New Haven police stopped some
weeks ago because of the ugly temper shown by
Orlofski, was finished to-day at Berlin. Lynn
again showed his superiority over the German
champion, and quickly ran his score up TO six
teen, winning the stakes and gate-money. The
fight was very fierce at times.
The Flag is Still There.
New YORK, November 29th.-Among the pas
in the steamer Frederick Hendrick are Chief
Officer Smith, Chief Engineer Malcom and
twenty-five of the crew of the steamer Haytian
Republic sent home by the American Consul.
Captain Compton still remsius aboard his ship,
with the American flag flying.
Southern Forestry Congress.
ATLANTA (Ga.) November 29th. Governor
Bullock President OF the Southern Forestry Con
gress, is IN receipt OF notices from many OF the
Governors OF several States naming delegates to
Convention TO meet here December 9th and
7th. The American Forestry Congress will meet
here at the same time, and large delegations are
coming from the North.
The Democratic Veterans
Commander Rea expresses the opinion that the
new movement on the part of the Democratic
members of the G. A r. will not amount to
much, and is brought about by men who ex-
pected the 6, A. R. members TO vote for them
and were disappointed because they did not
do SO.
Wisconsin's Favorite Sons.
CHICAGO, November 29th.-At a conference of
Republican leaders Of Wisconsin, one paper
decla ares that il was decided to push the name
OF Henry G Payne for the POSITION of Postmas-
te1-GeneraI; another declares thst Governor
Rusk was chosen to represent Wisconsin in the
Cabinet
Down an Embankment.
TOPEKA, November 29th.-Five or six persons
were seriously injured and about twenty-five
slightly injured on the Southern Kansas road
yesterday by train jumping the track. The
train went down an embankmeut and caught
fire, but the flames were eXtinguished before
much damage was done
Gloomy Thanksgiving.
LAKE CRYSTAL tMinn.) J, November 29th. THE
State Bank OF Lake Crystal suspended payment
yesterday Randolph Mitchell is President and
II. Ray Howard, Cashier II had large num-
beI of small deposits aggregating about $4,000.
Nearly every one IN the place was bitten.
Mrs. Sherman's Funeral,
New YORK, November 29.h.-Senator John
Sherman and James O. Blaine arrived this
morning TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. General
sherman. The coItege started at p. NJ. for
st. Louis Senator Sherman, General Sherman
and the Misses Sherman accompanying it.
The Oklahoma Leeches.
ST. LOUIS, November 29th.-A special from Ok
lahoma, l. T.. says: The settlers held meet
ing yesterday and organized a colony, TO be
known as the Oklahoma colony, for the protec,
ton of their rights. They have petitioned the
President 70 let them make settlement.
a Mysterious Assassination.
NEW HAVEN Conn, November 29th.-Jaek
King, weIl-known man, was murdered in
crowded street this evening He was shot
q - lS bn
the murderer Is, or what was his motive. King
was highly connected.
sad Relic of the Storm.
Boston, November 29th.-The schooner NJ. &
A. Morrison, of Shelbourne, n. S., was towed in
here a total wreck his afternoon. Captain
Morrlsons body wa found aboard. but the crew
is missing. The bodies may be discovered when
the ship is pumped out.
Grand Marshal of the inaugural Parade.
HARRISBURG Pa, November 2sth. - The
formal tender OF the position of Chief Marshal
of the Inaug .iral Parade at Washington, on the
4th OF Marcn, was made to Governor Beaver to-
day. He has not yet decided to accept the pro-
ferred honor
Probably Correct Opinion.
WASHINGTON, November 29th. Representative
Thomas of Illinois returned from Indianapolis
today. He said: 81 do not speak with au-
thority, but solely upon my own responsibility.
should say that California will have a member
in the Cabinet"
SANDUsKY (O.), November 29.h. - Careless
handing of dynamite caused an explosion to-
day in the office of A. L. Walker which de-
| molished the interior of the building and fa-
tally injured Walker, who died this evening.
These Men Mean Business
WHEELING wv. Va), November 29th-A re-
ward OF 5000 is offered by Chairman Cowden,
of the Republican Committee, for the detection
of the perpetrators of the frauds on the ballot
| in kanawha and WetZel counties.
The Doctor on the Safe side.
New YORK, November 29th.-Mrs Jay Gould
partook of nourishment this morning with more
relish than for several days DR.. Baldwin re-
iterates the opinion that she may inger for some
time.
Death OF Noted Turfman.
New YORK, November 2sth.-W. F. Owens, a
we'll known horse-trainer, died to-day of Infam-
nation of the lDngs, at Toronto. His name is
| familiar ON every race-course in America
Rumor Denied.
NEW HAVEN, November 29th.-Yale boating
ofcials say there is no truth in the report cabled
| from London that a race had been arranged be-
! tween Cambridge and Yale for next april
The Sooner The Better.
ST. LOUIS, November 2gth.-The Jute Bagging
Trust. which has control OF the market for bai-
ing the cotton crop in this country, is reported
to be going to pieces.
The Walking Match.
NEW YORK, November S0th.-A. M.-The chief
walking match scores at clock this morning
were: Herty 1856, Littlewood 4Sl, Moore All, Cart,
wright 400.
Oates Should Have a Chrome.
WASHINGTON, November 29th.-C Congressman
Oates of Alabama advises the disiranchisement
of the negro as means of breaking the Solid
South.
Bodies Coming Ashore.
SCITUATE (Mass) November 29th-S Several
bodies of victims of the late gale have been
washed ashore. They have not all been iden-
titled.
The West Virginia Middle. xHes
WASHINGTON, November Congressman
Gof, ofWest Virginia, says that three Republi-
can Congressman have been elected from that
State.
A Missing Steamer Safe.
BosToN, November 29th steamer Wor-
cester, from this city. reported missing after the
gale, has arrived at Halifax, N S.
Fifteen Houses Burned.
DURANT (Miss) November 29th.-Fifteen bus
iness houses were burned to-day. The loss is
heavy, but unstated.
The King of TTotters.
RACINE (wis.), November 29th.-Jay- -Eye-See
is rapidly recovering
THE TURKEYS WERE RIPE.
Thanksgiving Day in the FoothiIls-Pub-
lie Offenders Feasted.
PLACERyILLE. November r29th.-Thanksgiying