Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-02

cratic State Convention to day adopted res
oluiions heartily indoIsing the a9n,iuistyg-
ton of President Cleveland in sill respects.
Gilbert NJ. Woodward, Emil Shandein
George w. Bird and j. H. Knight were
chosen delegates at large to the National
convention. District delegates were also
selected.
Castle Garden Rules
lCopytght. 1885, blythe California associated Ires,l
New YORK, May 1st-The Emigration
Commissioners today renewed relations
with the railroad, which again admits the
railroads agents to Castle Garden. Com
missioner Person hopes that the ticket.
selling or Castle Garden will now cease.
Boarding house keepers have been scalp
ing on the west-bound business by the
wholesale
AntI-saloon Convention.
Copyright 1885, by tie Cali O,nia associated Pressl
NEW YORK, May 1st.-It is expected that
the delegates from every Northern State
and Territory, and nearly every State, will
attend the National Convention of Anti
Saloon Republicans in this city tomorrow
Chairman Griffin says that the Convention
will not assist any candidate to secure the
Republican nomination.
"A Missing Girl.
(coprfsht. 1888. by ete California Associated Press
New YORK, May t-Nineteen-year-o
Annie breckenridge, member of the
Mexican Opera Company, which disbanded
in Sheffield, Eng, weeks ago, and who is
supposed to have sailed from Liverpool
April 18th, has not been heard from.
New Hampshire Democrats.
CoNooRD On. H }, May st-The Demo
cratic Stale Convention to-day passed reso-
lutions commencing Cleyelands Admins
tration, and elected The following delegates
t., the National Convention: Daniel Con
ner Joseph c. Moore, Alva w. SullaTay
and Frank Jones.
Upward of 500 Saloons Closed.
PIrrsBURG, May 1st-At u o'clock last
night the Brooks LIQUOR law went into
practical operation, and 502 saloons out of
the 727 in the city closed up, probably
never to be reopened. In Allegheny
county there were 1851 applications for
licenses, but only 485 granted
A Fast Ocean Trip.
NEW YORK May 1st-The Maritime Ex-
change is advised of the arrival at Queens
town of the British four-masted ship Wen
dur, after the extraordinary fast passage OF
seventy-eight days from Tacoma, W. t.
an unprecedented performance. The Wen
dur is two years old and halls from Glas-
gov.
Gresham Delegates.
VANDALIA (Ill), May 1st.-The Republi-
can Congressional Convention for the Sew
enteenth District nominated John J. Brown
for Congress Benson Wood and r. T.
Higgins were chosen delegates to the Ma
tional Convention They are uninstructed,
but favor Judge Gresham.
National knights of Labor District
ICopvi9h, 1883, by Rte California associated Prcss
CINCINNATI, May 1st.-A National
Knights of Labor District of Carriage
Makers was formed here to-day by dele
gates from st. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago,
Detroit, Boston, Toronto and other cities.
A Brute Murders His Wife.
Gcopvig, 1888, blythe California 1issociat>d rress.l
New YORK, May 1st.-Ferdinand Carolin
killed his wife, Bridget, with an ak this
afternoon. Carolin was in Court, and when
put to plead, de6antly responded, Yes, l
killed her" The Court would not accept
the plea.
The Anarchists Again.
CHICAGO, May 1st-A petition to Gov
ernor Oglesby for the pardoning of An
archists Fielder. Schwab and Neebe has
been circulating during the past few days.
1t is said to have received thousands OF
signatures.
Coal Miners Quit Work.
Copyright 1888, by tie Caifor7ia associated Press;
WILKEsBAERE pa, May 1st.-The min
ers and laborers of shafts and of the
Kingston Coal Company struck work yes
terday.
The New York Civil Code.
Copyright, 1885, by the California associated Pressl
ALBANY. May 1st-The Assembly to-day
refused (62 to 65) to pass the Field Civil
Code, which had passed the Senate.
A Brewers Strike.
BUFFALO IN. ". May 1st.-Five hun
dred Union employees in the hreweries
struck this morning. The breweries are
still running with small force.