Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-24
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tributns the downfall of Mark Rush formerly
a wealthy Lotel proprietor of tittsourg TO her.
hiy sterions Disappearance of a Student
Copyright. 1888. by ce Ccl r5,nia Associated PressJ
NEW HAVEN (Conu.), October 2Sd.-AIontgom-
cry Gibson, son of Senator Gibson of louisiana
student at Yale College, has mysteriously dis
are now here
Young Gibson received check week ago
tor several hundred dollars. He is known to
have clShed the cheek, but has not been seen
slnce either by his ella smates or the college
authorities.
Yellow Fever Reports.
JACKSONVILLE, October 23d.-For the last twen-
ty-four hours the new cases number 33, and the
deaths l. Total cases, 3,S72; total deaths, SS3.
AT OTHER PLACES.
FERNANDiNA (Fla.) October 2Sd.-There were
fourteen new eases of yellow fever here to-day,
but no deaths were reported.
Reports from Chester say that there were six
new cases there during the last twenty-four
hours.
Tho Brltish-AmericBns.
CHICAGO, October 2Sd The National Conven-
ton of the British american Association re-
sumed its session to-day. 1t was fiually agreed
that the Association be known as the National
British American Association of the United
states Its objects shall be to unite within its
membership residents OF the United States of
British or British Colonial birth who have be-
come or intend TO become citizens, etc.
Caught Robbing the Mails
iCoPUi1d, 1885. b the California Associated Pres,j
New YORK, October 23d.-Postal Clerk John
H wilkins has been arrested by Inspector
Leary for robbing the mails. He was caught in
the act OF tearing an envelope open. At Phila-
delphia many letters recently have been missed
and 81 600 on the run between Philadelphia and
Pittsouug on the Pennsylvania road. wilkins is
suspected of having a large share in the thefts.
Western Railroad Rates.
copVg, 1885, by dis Caf foT7sia Associated Press)
ST LOUIS, October 23d.-The Colorado Utah
Passenger Department association. S. II. Rich,
Chairman, is i'll session in this city for the pur-
pose Of endeav0ring TO Test3Te rates in the ter
ritory west of the Missouri river. All the roads
in the Association are represented 1t is thought
an alnieable adjustment will be reached
Land Decision Reversed.
Copyright, 1888, 6yGe California 4:sociated Pyess;
WASHINGTON, October 23d.-Assistant Seere
tsry of the Interior Muldrow, has reversed the
decision of the Laud Commissioner in rejecting
the relinquish ment of the timber cutters entry
made by Mariana Galdas on q quarter section of
land at Los Angeles, California.
Dynamite Teacher.
Copyright. 1885, By Gse California associated Press
NEW YORK, october 23d.-The Post this even
ing looks up the snteC dents O. MeZZeTof the
dynGmiter, who opened q school here TO teach
the use OF dynamite in politics. and sal his
name is Rogers He was born in Belfast, and
was at one time practicing physician in Cali
forlia.
Allowed 10 = q Petroleum.
Copyright. 1885, by h. california; Associaie1 yls
WASHINGTON, October 23d-The Sec etary of
the Treasury to-day granted special permit
allowing the use petrol UNI in lieu of coal,
on the California freight steamers Pasadena and
W. G. Hardin. These are the first permits
granted under the new law.
an Embs zzier Remsndeo.
loopwight. 1855. b. the California associated tyss
New YORK. October 23J.-James E. Bedell,
who embezzled about $4,000 by means of
forged mortgages pleaded not guilty in Court
this afternoon to the charge of forgery in the
first degree, and was remanded to await trial.
Railroad Men Arrested.
Copyright, 1888, Jy 6le California associated Press,
| WIIKEsBARRE, October 23d-Arrests for man
slaughter have been made on account of the
Mud Run disaster. Engineer Cook, Firemen
Doughty and Gallagher, and Flagman Henniben
are in custody. Other warrants are out.
"A Thsater Burned. .-I
ICOpy4g, 1855, by Tie Cal1osnia Associated lrsssi
WILMINGTON (Del.), October 2Sd.-The Acad-
emy of Music was burned tonight. Loss, S50
/ o00; fully insured. 1t was owned by stock
! company. The theGter was not used tonight.
! Incendiarism isssuspected.
Whest in Chicago.
| CHICAGO, October Sd.-Wheat opened weak
| and three eighths lower. december was 81 l514.
It quickly recsded To 81 1412, rallied ito
| 81 147s, dropped to 81 II, recovered to 81 l4s4.
| and at 10 O'clock was quoted at 81 liJs May
opened at 81 1879, fuctuated dow to 81 ~, end
| at 10 O. clock stood at 81 1873
The Big indians Nearing Home.
| ST PAUL, October 23d-Sitting Bull, John
| Grass call and the other Sioux Cniefs have ar
rived in the city on their way to Standing fock
| Agency from " ashington.
EeCistraiiou So brooklyn.
New YORK, October 23d.-To-6sy was The
| third and last day OF Tegistra ion in BiooAlyn-
The total registration for the three days is 100,
SS5 Tile total registration III 1884 was l3o,o90.
| Punished fof Illegally Registering.
| NEW YORK. October 2Sd-GeoTge Gordon, q
| tramp, who had registered illegally. was sen-
| fenced to Sing Sing for two and & hall years. =
Impo red smsr2ox,
! NEW YORK, October 23d-The St 0Irs4i9 Elbe.
! which arrived from Bremen to-day, had small
poy case on board. The cabin passengers were
| landed.
California Pensions
rCopyig1t, 1888. byle California AssOciated Press
WASHINGTON, October 23d.-A pension has
been granted TO Levi J. Ware, of Tia Juana.