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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
| TIE CAPITAL.
POSSIBLE CHECK TO WINE ADUL.
ITERATION.
Whitney and His avy-Congress-
men Tired Out-Tariff Debate
in the Senate-Pensions.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE zEooSn-uluos.l
SMALL, BUT POWERFUL.
ThA 0missinn of L
SMALL, BUT POWERFUL.

sfEorAL DISPATCHES TO THE zEooRn-u,uos.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
POLITICAL LOGIC.
Inc stanpers on the Stump Among
Them Candidate Bircs

AHo StahApers on the stump Amons
Them Candidate Bigcs.
teP~1Gat, lSSS. by tie California Associted Press
JACKSON, October 16th-Marion Bieps nd
dressed the people here last night His explan
atlon OF his course in Congress was ar nsino
II not very convincing. The Democrats parade1
spoke. "i''
NEVADA REPUBLICANS
tCopAi5A.. 1888, by tie California Associated Press
GRASS VALLEY, October l6th.-IIon. 6 NJ
eholtridge addressed large meeting here thi,
evening at Vans Opera House. delegation
Irom Nevada City and adjoining towns s1yelled
the mum per already assembled. Mr.. Shortridge
made decided impression.
IN YUBA COUNTY
tCopyTt9ht. lsS5. JyHe CALIFORNIA Assoc.ated y,.7
MARYsvILLE, October 16th.-The Prohibition
campaign opened here this evening Open-air
speeches were delivered by NJ c. Winchester
;. g. Murphy and other candidates on the Iocai
ticket. '-N wv 81
There is a Republican excursion to Wheat.
iand TINS evening TO take part in demonstra-
tlon there The excursionists number about
one hundred.
MEETING AT LODI
Copyright, lSSS, by he California As,oeiated Press.
LODI, October l6th.-The Republicans here
are holding large meeting. The principal
speaker is j. W. Brier
TALKING FOR PROTECTION.
Copyright 1855, 6yGe California associas.d Press,
MERGED, October 16th.-An assemblage of four
or tiye hundred people congregated here to-
night 10 hear Hon. +, +. Preston discuss protec-
plea IN favor OF Republican ideas, methods and
practices.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
Tho Omission of g Little Byphen Would
Admit Coal Free of Duty.

ADMIT Coal Free OF Duty.
.copwigEt, 1885, tyhe California 1ssociated Press,
WASHINGTON, October J6th.-In the free list of
the Senate Finance Committees tariff bill there
is line reading as follows Coal slack or
culm, such as will pass through a halfinch
screen. The committee intended TO put a
hyphen between the words coal and ''siack,"
and had no idea of making coal free
In the tariff bill of 1872 the failure to insert a
hyphen between the words led to serious con.
sequences. In that bill there were inserted in
the free list these words: Fruit, plants, tropi-
cal and semi-tropical, for the purpose of propa-
CATION or cult alton" The intent of the fram-
ers of the bill was to have a hyphen between
the words "fruit" and ''plsnts," so that il
should read: Fruit-plantss,F with the view of
admitting plants of fruits designed for cuItiva-
ton, free, but the interposlIion of comma ad-
miited fruit free of duty At first the Act was
construed i'll accordance with the intentions of
the trainers, but after it had been in force for
several months some fruit importers of New
York discovered the presence of the comma,
and they made an issue with the Treasury De
partment, and finally it was decided that the
Act really admitted fruit free of duty. The re-
suit was that the Government refunded thou
sands of dollars that had been collected from
importers of fruit.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Action in Earry's Case Deferred Until
TD-day.

PHILADELPHIA, October 16th.-The General
Executive Board OF the Knights of Labor con
tinued in session to- day. The resignation o
Thomas II. Barry as taken up and discussed
morrow. Barry was suspended from the order
( by the Board last August fer conduct preiudicia
to the good interests of the orie and his resig
nation followed The resignation Of A. =. Carl
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
A WEAK CASE.
The London "Tlmes'" Charges Against
the Irish Members.

Copyright. 1883, oy the California associated Press
LONDON, October 16th.-ParnelPs solicitors
were furnished to-day with the full particulars
of the Times charges against the Irish patriots.
members of Parliament againtt whom charges
are made include Parnell, Sea:on, Biggar, VIM.
o'frien, Justin McCarty, Healy, Dillon, Patrick
Joseph Power, Thos. z. OConnor Sire. Grafton,
Esmonde and a number of others. The charges
are that these We're members of societies exist
Ing from 1879 under various names all consti.
tutfng one continuous organization, having fol-
its object the establishment of the absolute in
depencence of Ireland.
They are charged with having conspired with
aud aided criminals. Several ladies are also III
GUIDED IN the ALLEGED charges of disloyellv.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
Tha N.1ln,r snnn-no

Copyright 1855, by le California Associated Iress
JACKSONVILLE, october 16th-Fifty- eight pew
cases and two deaths are reported for the last q
hours. DR.. ]. NJ Fairlee, Secretary of the Board
of Trade, died tonight
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
ON HIS JOURNEY.
Crowds of Eoosier Democrats Receive
and Cheer Judge Thurman.

FORT WAYNE Qnd.) October l6th-In accord
ance with the announced programme, Judge
Thurman and party took the regular tram for
this city at the Indianapolis depot A hearty
cheer was given by the crowd there assembled
as God speed p to the Judge and party. At
all the stations along the route crowds had as
guished traveller. At many places short speeches
were made.
Several thousand people were at the Fort
Wayne depot, headed by the Hendricks Club
and a band, and gave most enthusiastic greet
ing. The party was at once taken in carriages
to the Fort Wayne Hotel, where another large
crowd was in waiting TO give them awelcome
The Judge is in good health, and expects a
good time Tomorrow
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
WHITNEY,S NAVY.
A ALand-Lubbel's ontempt for Britannia's
Naval Strength.

lCopy1gat, 1888, by He California associated Pres
WASHINGTON, October 16th.-The correspond
ent OF the san sends a long interview with Sec
retary Whitney, in which the latter claims that
we can whip England. He does not expect war,
but says her floating wealth is at our mercy
now. Our swift cruisers could sweep the seas,
while engineering science is competent to de-
lend our seaboard cities against bombardment.
Canadas military strength, he declares is in
Significant, and England is incapable of aiding
her. Secretary Whitney thinks England would
not go to war over the fisheries, because she has
already once conceded substantially the cor
rectness of our point of view
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
wAsHtNGro~ TERRITORY.
Rumors of Smuggling Disclosures About
10 Il Mad.

copyright. 1885, byte California 4ssoeatsa Iayes..
SEATTLE, October 16th.-The city of Port
Townsend is in c state of great excitement, es-
peclally the Custom-house portion. This is
caused by the unexpected arrival of two
Special Treasury Agents on Puget Sound. who
came quietly to seattle and got the United
states attorneys to go 10 Port Townsend with
them, where they took possess ion Of the entire
Puget sound customs business This sudden
action has thrown the whole place into tnr-
mol, and rumorS are numerous about startling
disclosures to be made soon. The whole thing
has grown out Of the arrest of Z. a. Gardner
the eX-Inspeetor Of this district who has nm
doubtedly made q con 'ession duplicating a large
portion of the whole customs service. Great
secrecy has been thus far observed, and new
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
THE NEW YORK MUppLE.
Hewitt Denounces Tammany Hall as a
Political Trust.

NEW YORK, October 16th.-Mayor Eewitt has
made public letter addressed to committee
of the citizens mass meeting which recently
renominated him for the Mayoralty. He ae-
cepts the nomination, but will be glad to with
draw if Tammany will consent to let the Citi-
zens' Committee choose a clean Democrat other
than himself or the Tammany nominee.
He denounces the Tammany Hall secret oil
garchy as political trust aud an organization
that seeks irresponsible control of the city affairs
for its political purposes.
Regarding the criticism of his views upon i'm
migration and citizenship, he also states that he
was the author OF that plank in the Democratic
platform of 1854 which opposed 1.-THE importa-
tion of foreign labor or the admission of servile
races untitled hy habits, religion and kindred
for absorption with the great body of our people
or Tor that citizenship which our laws confer"
He denies being Know Nothing, however.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
a ltPERANoE rnwN-

All the Saloons in the Town of Boca
Closed for Good.
Copyright, 1885, 6y the California 4ssoeatea Pres,
BocA, October I6th,-Boca is Il strictly tenn
perate town froa to-day strict orders having
been issued by the Boca Mill Company that no
more liquor shall be sold on their land AS his
company owns all the land north of the Tructee
river, every sale IN in town was closed to-dnv
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
James C. Floods Condition.

iCopUighi 1888. By The California Associe Press
HEIDELBERG, October 16th.-James c. Flood is
slightly better, but there is no hope of his i'm
mediate convalescence. His wife daughter
and three physicians are with him.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
ARIZONA.
A California Youth Fatally Shot by
Worthless Fellow.

WOrthIess Fellow.
Copyright. 1885, by Tie California associated Press
PkEscoII; October l6th.-Walter j. Murphy,
was shot and probably fatally at Jerome this
morning at 12:30 O'Clock by William Harper,
alias "findy,' employed at the Verde copper
mines The two men had a quarrel in the early
part of the evening, in which Harper got the
worst of it. He then went Off, got a six-shooter
and coming up to where Murphy was standing
deliberately placed the muZZle against the pit
of his stomach and the ball passed clear through
his body.
Murphy's brother, accompanied by the Sher-
if and a physician, went out to arrest Harper
and dress the wounded man. if still alive. From
the nature of the wound but little hopes were
entertained of finding him alive. Harperis de-
scribed by men from Jerome as q worthless sort
of fellow, given to much drinking.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
a Brllish Lord,s Hennests

copwighi. 1855. by The California Associated P,e.s.
LONDON. October 16th-The will of the late
Lord Sacksville bequeaths everything unen.
tailed to the Queens Maids of Honor Sir
Lionel sackville West the British Minister al
Washington, inherits the titles, the estates and
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
SAD NEWS.

Judge jackson Temple Lying at the
Point of Death
iCopyriS, 1855. bYlte California A,sociated Isres,l
SANTA Rosa, October 16th.-Associate Justice
OF the' supreme Court jackson Temp lie, whose
heFlth has been declining for some months
past, Is lying at his residence in this city i'm a
critical condition.. His true condition has been
kept from the public for sometime, but to-day it
is reported that his family and Intimate friends
are much alarmed over his condition 1t is also
SAID the Judge realizes his condition, and hGs
about absndoned'all hope of recovery.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
LATEG-EIGHT BODIES TAKEN OUT.
Copyright, 1883, by the California associated Press.

PoTrSvILLE pa, October 10th Eight dead
bodies, all Hungarians, were taken from the
wrecked construction train on the Pottsville
and Mahoney branch of the Lehigh Valley Rail
way. Twenty four men were badly wounded
The killed are horribly mangled. One man was
cut into dozen pieces and his remains were
placed in toolbox. A dense fog prevailed at
the time of the accident.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
a Girl Acknowledges Having s;oisn yaF-
uable 5ewelry.

.Gssa{ght. 1sss, byais California associated I'ress1
BoSToN, October 10TH The Jewels stolen from
Mrs Mills, of New York, few days ago were re-
covered from girl named frankie Raymond, a
pretty brunette, who arrived here from New
YORK On Sunday. The girl was very ill, fre-
quentiy fainting. doctor was called to see
her, and saw that she was suffering from the
consciousness of some crime. Finally she gave
her name as Raymond, which gave the detect
ives clue 70 her identity. Questioned closely
she gave up several valuable articles OF ieWelrv
which she said belonged to Mrs Mills.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
SAFETY FOR wINE-CoNsUMERs.
Decoctions for Adulterating Wines to be
Taxed 50 n Gallon


tco9y7g. 1885, 61 o's California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, October 10th Information is
received here that at a meeting of the Confer
ence of United States Appraisers, in session in
New York during the past week, it was unani
mously voted that prune wine, prune juice and
other similar decocttoDs and compounds used
in the adulteration of native wines should nav
a duty OF = per gallon as a compound of which
alcohol is the component material of chief
value, instead OF 20 per cent. ad vaorem as
heretofore classified, it having been proved by
analysis that such compounds contain no fruit
Juice whatever, but that they are decoctions of
glucose and deleterious drugs, with the addi-
fermentation.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
HOW IT occ RREp.

WILKEsEARRE, October 16th.-These are the
facts concerning this mornings accident on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad: The construction train
was unloading ties at Tamand siding near Lost
creek, when the Pottsville branch OF the fast
Pennsylvania freight dashed into the construc-
ton cars. Forty Hungarians were unloading
ties. Six were killed outright and twenty-siX
injured. The brakesman on the PEN sylvania
train was killed outright. Twenty freight cars
were wrecked.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
Dakota Women Turn Out and PiIlage
Liuuor SaIoons

GRAND FORKS (Dak.), October l6th.-About a
dozen women We're brought here under arrest
from Thompson to-day. Ali attempts to close
the saloons there having failed the ladies took
hand themselves, cutting the saloons and
spilling the liquor on the ground, for which
they were arrested All wear white badges.
they spent the time on the train singing tenn
perance songs. Great interest is felt in the trial
and there is much bitter feeling.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
BOTH AFRAID.
Congressman Want to Get Away, But
Fear to Abandon the Field.

IcopyIGtt, 1883, by tie California associated Press
WASHINGTON, october i6th.-The few dozen
Senators and Representatives remaining in the
city are still at loggerheads about adjournment.
and it is impossible to tell what the outcome
will be. Senator Allison contemplates Offering
resolution for recess, which may be amended
by the House to provide for an adjournment.
Everybody at the Capitol is anxious to get
away, and only re main from the fact that some
politicians think there is politicsl capital to be
gained by remaining in Washington as long as
the tariff question is unsettled
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
Free Commerce with germany.

iCopyigt, 1885. by G.e alfornia associated Press
HAMBURG, October 10TH The Executive Com
mission has given notice that the free CONNER
eial intercourse with Germany will begiu at
midnight to-nighA.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
ING Jerome and Prescott Stage Hold Up
by Highwaymen.
copu5g. lgss. ~ ae cal.ternta ls,ociatsa &c.

Copyright, IoSS, cy te Cdlf foT7'ia Asjocidted lrcss
Prescott, October 18TH - The stage from
Jerome to Prescott was stopped bp highwaymen
at 10 o'clock this morning about ten miles from
Jerome, and the passengers relieved of all their
money, about $50. The mail was not touched.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
POSSIBLY a TRICK.
Cinnamon Trying to Get in by the Alaska


Route.
.Copyigh lSSS, by tic Cab forsG associated Pres
WASHINGTON, October 16th.-To-day the Col
lector of Customs at Port Townsend telegraphed
to the Treasury Department that number of
Chinese laborers arrived there direct from
Alaska and therefore came through foreign
they came through foreign waters they had de-
parted from the United States and wishes to
know if they can be allowed to land. Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Maynard telegraphed
the Collector, declining to render decision on
this point until he is informed if the Chinese
lived in Alaska or if coming from there was Il
subterfuge to get into the United States
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
MORE BEER MONEY.
many Clerks Saving Money by Pairing
Of on the Election

p WAsHINGToN, October 16th-The clerks in the
Departnens Ialrs here are putting the practice of
ap"Irt par,Hs' as employed in Congress TO good re-
oo,lnt ll. IL Is said that many clerks of the Re-
pgpIlcan persuasion, who feel that they cannot
allofd TO go home, are pairing off with Demo.
cratic clerks from their States who are likewise
pecunlarliy embarrassed. By this arrangement
tne relative standing of the two parties is left
unchanged, and the clerks save their money.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
SUE ON.

Chinese and Japanese Bazsr, 6o9 K
street. between Sixth and Seventh.
Lso DEALER IN LADIES' AND CHILL
n dren's underwear, mems white shirts,
silks. lacQuered ware, tricket sets, curiosities,
fans and all kinds of goods. Call and examine
goods and prices. All orders promptly attended
To- Portrait painting in water colors and oil a
specially. No charge if pictures or not satis-
factorys 4p-tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
ODELL & HERZOC,
WHOE ESsLR END RETAIL BUTCHERS.

EtRs7 CLASS MEATS OF ALL KINDS AT
r lowest prices. NEW YORK MARKET,
I020 and i022 street. Special rates 10 hotels
and farmers. iy31 1mlp
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17

IN INcItInS Midnight Adventure In a
Bucolie Hamlet.
GoPyTa 1t, 1883, by Tie California Assocsaea rss,,
FARaIN NGroN, October 16th.-This morning
about O'Clock She stores of Long & Owen and
ing suit nf clothes aud 81 50 from the fornoar
bnt on enter ing the latterplaee he aroused u. H.
snattucE s,oaa a; clerk, who was sleeping in The
store ehat6aek, who was entirely unarmed.
Parnally dressing himself rushed out and
threw a club at the retreating burglar and gave
chase, the burglar meanwhile firing five snots
az llsn as they ran. The burglar was the best
escape, leaving his kit and plunder behind No
arrests have been made thus far. -'O
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
The Navigation Iaxvs-


Icopyigh, 1888, by he California Associated y,,,ss
-, " W nmAAsHlNGToN, October 16th.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day sent letter to the Honse in
response to resolution of inquiry as to whether
the navigation laws are being violated by yes
sels engaged IN coastwise trade in being owned
replies there has been but one violation of the
law NO offenses are reported as having been
committed on the Pacific coast.
New Postmaster.
Copyright, 1883, tv The fo,7lia Associate Press
WAsHINGToN, October 16th-The following
California Postmaster has been appointed lie
klrkwood, Tehama county.
California Pensions.
Copyright. 1883, 6yGe California associated Press,
WASHINGTON. October 16th.- The following
California pensions have beer granted W"ria
mother Of Robert A Blaekford, Oakland; John
W. Strickler, Antioch.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
n CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October I6th.-On Change to-day
wheat took dipto 81 1O15 for December and
then advanced to, 81 1875 at the close This
was just two cents over the close YESTERDAY.
Hutchinson and Cudahy crowd the large buyers.
November corn. sold at 4215c and Closed at 4Ss.c
or &c undeF last night
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
WORRIES CHAMPIONSHIP.

New York Defeats st. Louis in the First
Game of the Series.
New YORK, October 16th.-TEe first Of III q,
series for the worlds championship was PLAYED
at the Polo Grounds to-day before 45OO peoyie
1t was good game, ez citing at first, but rather
slow toward the close. 1t was a pitchers battle
throughout. Score-New York 9 St. Louis ] .
Pitchers, Keefe and King; umpires elaffney ana
Kelly.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
SHE is REPUBLICAN.
Dakota, With G4O,s23 People, is Still
Denied Admission

WASHINGTON, October l6th.-Goyernor Church
OF Dakota in his annual report says there has
been gain in the population of that Territory
during the year of q, $40 in total population OF
64O. .S23. The quantity of land newly filed on
was two and half million acres The Gov
ernor again urges that Dakota be admitted as 9
State into the Union
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Shows Up a Little stronger in New
York and Chicago.

New YORK, October 10Th Wheat opened
weak rallied &c, and then lost the rally and
S@4c from the bottom prices closing excited.
Shorts were good buyers. The cash trade was
inactive
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
FATAL AFFRAY.
Charles Cooper Kills Paul Burk ia Santa
Cruz County.

Cruz County.
lcopgTig, 1885, by the California dsso,ia,ed Presz
SANTA CRUZ, October 16th.-At II 80 last even.
ing Paul Burk was fatally stabbed in a restan-
rant at Bowlder by charles Cooper, a woods
man. Burk, who was the keeper of a heuse ot
hi-fame, died this morning. While in the res
taurant Cooper began to blackguard three,pros-
ltutes who were with Burke, when the restaIl-
ant-keeper told Burk to put Cooper out When
outside Cooper stabbed Burk in the groin with a
pocket knife Burk was quarreisome man.
and had served 81 term in jail here for misde-
He has family in Los Angeles
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
observation-disclosures. u.

ton from the, Beard wiz also b3 acted on to-
morrow or Thursday
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
Archbishop Riordan In Rome.

iCopyTgd, 1855, 5y us Cdtj oI7lid Associdtsd Ire-s
New YORK, October 16th.-The Catholic Neics
has received q cabiegram dated Rome October
18th announcing the arrival there of Arch
bishop Riordan.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
ldd FelIows, Encalnpment Icle ction.
The Santa Cruz Forest Fires.

SANTA Cruz, October 16th.-The fires in TIE
mountains have died down. considerable tim
Der has been destroyed. Last Sunday forest
fire threatened TO destroy Apes but men back.
fired and preventeda further spread
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
H0hR AFFAIRS.
DAKOTA WOMEN TURN GUT AND
BALD SALOONS.
Eight Men Killed by Railroad Col
lision-Hewitt Denounces Tam
many-Wheat Market.
ON TBE ROAD.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooEDvsloE.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
SIN KILLED.
Terrible Railroad Collision on Penn
eSivauia Track.

PH1LADELPHIA, October 16th.-There is a re-
port that on the Lehigh Valley Railroad SIX
persons were killed and twenty injured near
Mauch Chunk. A Lehigh gravel tram collided
with Pennsylvania freight train about S
O'clock this morning
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
~. g. II. 10. Convention.
brakeman In Convention

NEW YORK, October 16th.-The fifteenth an
nual Convention of the National Woman
Christian Temperance Union is to be held il
this city from October 10Th to the 3d. inclusive
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-17
pAgIFIO COAST.
JUDGE JACKSON TEMPLE SAID TO
BE CRITICALLY ILL.
AlE Saloons in Boca CIcaed-Shoot-
fSg and Staobing Agrays-
Outrage on Chinese.
oHAsINa A BURGLAR.

IsFrcIA1 DISPATCHES TO THE REcoao-unoSl
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
A Aiysterious Package.

The San Francisco Bulletin OF last even
ing contained the following information ::
The mysterious package which was picked
up two weeks ago near Captain Douglass
Office at the Old City Hall has been ac-
counted for. 1t contained a motley lot of
articles, among them cofin-plate, bearing
the name of Anna Rawlinson, certificate
OF discharge from the German army, two
certificates of death from the Insane Asy-
lum at Napa, permit for the removal of a
body from Stockton 10 Sacramento and
letter from a lady in this city to her friend
in Sacramento. An investigation has de-
veloped the fact that the stuff was stolen
from an undertaker's establishment in Sac
ramento. 1t was at first feared that grave
might have been rified, but the coffin plate
was accounted for by the maker in the
statement that he was forced to substitute
another for it before the coffin was deliy-
cred as he had not spelled the name prop
erlyn