Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-25
Ex-senator Dorsey

iAe company has capital of $25, 900 OOC
and has completed arrangements for th,
purchase OF about 100000 cattle with suf
heient land on which they can Craze, We
VIII raise, slsaghter and sell our own beef
having bought sufficient plant in Kansas
City for orr purposes"
Ale you still interested in politicse''
I Oh, yes, as much as ever. If we can't
4 WIN with Harrison and the tariff issue we'd
Ebetter retire from Business"
+ Thusmen Res ches Chicago.
PoBT HUseN (Mich), August 24tl,s--
JndSe Thurman and party left for Chicase
this morning, accompanied by delegatioc
from Chicago.
ARRIVAL AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 24th.-Judge Thurman
| sndparty arrived here in a special car AZ
6:30 P. M. At Battle Greek, Cassapolis,
South Bend and Valparaiso large crowds
had asse enibled to see and hear the " old
Roman" He made brief speeches at all
| the points.
The Judge was driven to the Palmer
House. A. the hotel an informal recep-
ton was held. The Judge made short
! speech, but begged to be- excused from fur
| ther effort. as he had already made nearly
| dozen speeches to-day
Tho Northern Pacific Bond Sale,
New York, August 24th-The syndicate
which bought from the Northern Pacific
Company $25 ,000, ,00e of it's third mortgage
bonds has sold the same to Henry Willard.
FOR the Dutch Bank of Berlin and its asso-
ciates. It is reported that Willard is
about to close negotiations for So 900 GOO
OF the Montana branch lines at 80.
Harrisen's Safe Retreat.
TOLEDO, August 24th.-A Middle Bass
speclai says There is not another summer
resort in America where General Harrison
could have found more perfect retreat and
such complete seclusion as in this spot.
Several persons came in from Cleveland to.
day and asked to see the General, but the
members OF the club steadily refuse to dis
turb him.
Excited and Indignant Refugees,
Copyright. 1885, by 0ie California Assolated fsre,,
ATLANTA (Ga.) August 24th.-The news
from Jacksonville in regard TO the rapid
increase of yellow fever there has created
great excitement among the refugees here.
telegram received that the Board of
Health had decided to give no more names
OF the sick or dead to the public has caused
much indignation.
Hayti's Fugitive President.
Copyright. 1885, byne California 4sssocia.ed Pressl
NEW YORK, August 24th.-General Salo.
mon, exPresident of Hayti, arrived this
morning on the steamship Cienfuegos from
Nassau, accompanied by his,wife, daugh-
ter and several members of his late Cabi-
net, who are, with Salomon, also fugitiyes
A Prolific Pole.
DULUTH (Minn.). August 24th-The wife
OF Anto Calslaka, q Polish laborer, gave birth
to four children Wednesday mornine-two
boys and two girls-all healthy and well.
Their combined weight was twenty-one
and half pounds. The woman has had
seven children il three oonfinements.
The Wisconsin victims.
NEEvAH (Wis.) August 24th-Ten of the
victims of yesterdays explosion were
buried to-day. Shops ali closed here and at
Menasha. Large concourses of citizens and
town officials followed the remains. The
funerals were at the citys expense. No
additional deaths.
The. Great Ocean Race.
fCepyr9. 1888, BY the Calo.- Associated Press.J
NKw YORK. August 24th-The steamer
Britannia, which arrived from Liverpool
to-day, saw the steamer City of New York
Tuesday morning in latitude 44o AS, lonei-
tude $50 45'. She was steaming ahead at
great rate.
Alger aud Egaa TO Take the Stump,
tcorplsat. 1888. by the a,oruia A,socio:ed Press]
NEw YORK, August 24th.-General Alger,
OF Michigan, informs the National Repub-
lican Committee that he will be at the sery-
ice of the party after September 10Th.
Patrick Egan tenders his services for
September and October.
indifferent Summer Topics.
iCopyr2af. 1885. BY ae Caforria Associoted Prcs,l
new YoRK, August 24th.-Fuel will be
higher. The coal agents met this morning
and agreed to raise the price of coal from
twenty-five to fifty cents per ton, according
to the distance shipped from the mine.
Death of Ammo SequIn.
,CopyIgM 1885, by tie California Associated PressI
NEW YoBK, August 24th.-Mrs. Anne
Sequin, who is known as an opera singer
from 1923 to 1852, and who, forty years age,
was fsvorite soprano, died this morning
in this city.
A Political Rara Avis.
Copyright. 1888. by The Ca1orn Associated PrcssI
NEW YORK. August 24th.-Stephen B.
Elkins, in declining to run for Congress in
West Virginia, says when he retired from
Congress he determined never to accept
political Office again.
Pacific Coast Freight Rates.
PIrrsBURe, August oath. - The new
freight tariff to all Pacific coast points was
issued to-day, and will go into effect Sep
tember 1st. The rates have been advanced
slightly.
Yellow Fever Growing Worse
lcepwIg, 1883, by the California associated PressI
JACKSONVILLE Fla. }, August 4th.-Eight
new cases of yellow fever were reported to- !
day, and two deaths. Cases have been dis |
covered in ,efugee camp on st. Mary's
river.
Arrival OF More Mormons
iCopynga. 1888. Syae California Assoctated Fyessl
New YORK, August 24th-The steam
ship Wisconsin brought $50 Mormon con- |
verts, who started for Utah in charge Of
two Elders this evening.
Maude Hsrrison's Intended Wedding.
fcopyi9ht, 1885, BY the California associated PressJ
New YORK, August 24th.-It is an
nounced that the actress. Maude Harrison, |
will marry James d. Carson, the theatrical |
manager of Chicago, in about six weeks.
Georgia Iron Shipment.
icopgig. 1888. BY the California As,ocia,ed PressI
SAVANNAH (Ga.). August 24th.- The |
steamship City of Birmingham has taken |
2,lOO tons of pig-iron to Philadelphia di- |
rect from the Alabama furnaces.
Roger Q. In Hot Corner.
Copyright. 1883. BY the California Associated i'ressI
WACO (Tex.), August 24th.-E. A. Jones, |
popular Democrat. will be an Independ- |
ent candidate for Congress against r. O. |
Mills.
Frances Mediterranean Fleet.
TouLoN, August Mth.-The equipment |
of eight ironclads ordered by the Minister /
of Marine for the reinforcement of the |
Mediterranean souadrou is cop,nIafad ard L
they proceed at once to Hyeres. Four dis |
raa4k y-assals and txa<x..lS. k<.x.4