Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-02
Markets for Florida Fruits.



lcopyigt, 1855, by the calfo fornia lssocate Press.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.) July 1st.-In con-
necuon with the fast through freight and
vegetable trains from Florida to the East
ern and Western markets, arrangements
nave peen perfected to ship Florida or
anges and other fruit by coast line to New
York, and by the west transatlantic steam.
ers 10 CadlZ, British and continental ports.
Inc orange crop is estimated at > 900, 600
boxes, and the fruit promises to be of ex-
ua-hhe quallty. Cotton, tobacco and other
crops promise large yield
Death of General Mcintosh.
New YORK, June 30th.-Brigadier-G Gem
eral John Balllie Mcintosh, United States
Army, retired list died last night at New
brunswick, n. j., of heart disease.
deceased was gallant soldier of the
Unlon. He was, in 1865, brevetted Major
General Tor gallant and meritorious service
IN the Held. He was mustered out of the
volunteer service April 80 1866, and as
sumed the rank of Lieutenant. Colonel in
the Forty second Infantry July %. 1866,
he was retired July 80, 1870, with the rank
of BrigadierGeneral.
Killed by a Baseball
BRocKToN (Mass.), July 1st.-William
Gralney, twenty-one years of age. while
umplrlng game of baseball here YESTERDAY
afternoon, was hit on the neck by a pitched
ball and carried from the field. Fifteen
minutes later be resumed his place, but
feehng considerable pain after the game,
was carried home, and soon fell into
stupor and died. An examination showed
that the hyoid bone was broken and in
nammatlon setting in, caused strangula-
ton. Medical men state that such cases
are OF rare occurrence.
The Great Iron Lockout.
PIrTsBURG, July 1st.-The great iron lock-
out winch began yesterday presented no
new features to-day, further than the report
OF the signing of the amalgamated scale bv
another firm. The latest desertion from
the ranks of the manufacturers was the
Rolling Mill Company of Chattanooga,
Tenn. This makes eight firms that have
signed the scale to date. The manuiactur.
ers, however, are as determined as ever,
and there are no indications of a serious
break
The Kansas County Seat War.
CHICAGO, July 1st.-A special from To-
peka, Kansas, says: From information re-
celved by the Attorney-General it appears
the county seat fight which has been waged
IN Hamilton county for two or three years
past, and which it was thought would be
settled at the election held Thursday, is in
worse shape than ever before. The excite.
ment is Intense and is likely to result in
bloodshed.
-Four th of July Rowing Contest.
Copyright 1885, By the California 4ssocid;ea I'rsssI
BosToN, July 1st.-The entries for the
single-scull race on Charles river July 4th
will include Teemer, Gaudaur, Conlev,
Hosmer, Mckay, Hamm, Wallace Ross,
Lee and others. The professional four
Dared race will also be of great interest.
Ieemer and Hamm have entered the four
Dared crew. There will also be in the lists
Gaudaur, Hosmer, and two other profess
sional crews.
Free Trade Fighting Randall.
Copyright, 1885, by The California associated PresI
PHILADELPHIA, July 1st.-It is rumored
that Randall will not take the stump for
Cleveland, and that in consequences the
free-trade Democrats will do all they can
to defeat Randal's reelection to Congress.
1t is further said that Randall will, in this
event, announce himself as an independent
candidate.
A Midnight Drowning.
copyright, 1885, oy d'e California associated P-oss
PHILADELPHIA, July 1st-Jacob Baltz,
Jr., son of the millionaire brewer. was
drowned in the Schuylkill river about
midnight. In company with two other
men he was rowing down the river, when
the boat upset. The other men had mar
row escape. Baltz leaves widow.
A Brutal Fight.
copyright, lssS, 6y the California Associated ,ess.l
New YORK, July 1st.-Mike Cushing and
Dan U Hara fought in barn at Keyport,
n. j., this morning. The match was for
$3.50 side and a purse. Twenty wicked
rounds were fought. O'Hara was game, but
was punished terribly. Both men are %
years old.
The Sunday Diamond.
LOUISVILLE, July 1st.-Louisville I, Bal
timore g.
KANSAS CrrY-Kansas City 5, Cleve-
land 6.
CINoINNATL-Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn 2.
ST. LoUIs.-St. Louis 5, Athletics 3.
They Can't Vote This Time.
ICopwigi, 1855. blythe California associated Pressl
New YORK, July 1st-Four steamers to-
day landed l ,5O6 immigrants. The steam
ers that arrived were the New York and
City of Richmond from Liverpool the La
Gascogne from Havre. and the Palaria from.
Hamburg.
GOod-by, Albert.
Copyright. 1888. by the California Associated Press.
BuBEALo IN. W, July 1st.-Albert w.
black tonight announced his intention of
going over Niagara Falls July 4th in his
new boat built for the purpose. A great
crowd is expected to witness the foolhardy
feat.
Drunkard and HIS Pistol.
NEw YORK, July lst.-Patrick Coffee a
worthless drunkard, shot Miss Agnes Smith
this evening in Jersey City and then
turned his pistol apon himself Both will
die. Coffee, who has wife and grown up
children, was infatuated with Miss Smith.
Death of n Prominent Divine.
CHICAGO, July 1st.-Eery Rev. Patrick
Joseph Conway, Vicar General and Rector
of the Holy Name Cathedral. died as mis-
residence this morning. He was very
widely known in Catholic circles.
Senator CulIDm Receivers.
SPRINGFLzLD QlI.), July 1st-Senator
Cuilom, who has been ill slnce his return
from the Chicago Convention, has so far re-
covered that he expects to go to Washing
ton tomorrow.
Calitoznia Ernit Sales.
CHIcs6o, July 1st.-Only one carload OF
California fruii was disposed of yesterday
| at the auction sale. Peaches sold at 81 20
plums 81 05 and pears from 81 go to 81 75
Yellow Jack again to the Front.
lc'pgig, lsss, by tie California Associated Press
| JACKSONVILLE Ella }, July 1st-Yellow
fever has appeared at Plant City. Two
Gases are reported. No fear of the diseas,
spreading is entertained.
A $50, ,O0O Fire.
Copyright. 1855, by ne California AssociGted Press
| BRAfNARD (Minn J, July 1st-A fire las
night destroyed the best part of two block
i'll the business part of the city. The losse
aggregate $4,000.