Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-01
Row Blaine Passed the Day.

iCopyight, 1885, by lte California Associated Press
New YORK, September 3Oth.-Blaine,
after his exertion last night at tie Polo
Grounds, slept till nearly noon at the Fifth
avenue Hotel. In the afternoon he visited
VIM. Walter Phelps IN New Jersey, and
will return tomorrow. At $50 P. NJ. he
will depart for Detroit over the Grand
Trunk road IN Governor Alger' private car
Republican Headquarters Burned.
Copyright, 1885, byae California Associated Prcss.l
PHILADELPHIA, September 3Oth.-A fire
broke out this morning in building on
Chestnut street occupied by the Young Re-
publican Clue, the Commercial Club, and
the Republican Club Campaign Committee.
1t was burned completely out The damage
is $120 900. A spark from fireworks at the
parade last night is supposed to have
caused the fire.
Sunday Ball Games.
CINCINNATI, September 30th.-Cincinnati
5, Baltimore 2.
LoUIsvILLE-First game Louisville 6,
Cleveland 3. Second game-Louisville Z,
Cleveland 7.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis 13. Brooklyn 4.
KANSAS CITY-Kansas City 26, Athletics,
ChicagO's Mongolian Monster.
Sam Wah and wife, charged with the
abduction of white girl for the purpose of
marrying them to Cinnamon, despite posi-
tive evidence of their guilt and the revela-
ton of the horrible lives some of the W hite
girls had led, they were discharged by JUS
tice White. Sam Wah was arrested on
another warrant this afternoon for abduc-
ton.
Mrs. General Sheridan and Family.
NoNoUITT (Mass.), September 3Oth.-The
widow and children of General Sheridan,
i'll company with Colonel Sheridan and
wife, left here this evening for Washington
City.
The revised proofs of the last chapter and
the index of General Sheridan's Memoirs
were received by Colonel Sheridan from the
publishers yesterday.
Clearinghouse Exchanges.
BosToN, September 30th.-Dispatches to
the Post from the managers of the leading
clearinghouse in the United States report
total gross exchanges for the week ending
September 2S, 1885, to be 1919 695 ,179, an in
crease of 10.4 per cent. over corresponding
period last year.
Train Goes Through a TrestIe.
ICopy1ght, 1855. blythe California Associated Pressl
COLUMBUS [Ga.), September 30th-A
TtSIle Oh lne w eSLeTn railroad or ALABAMA,
near Goodwater Station, gave way this
morning, precipitating a freight train
twenty feet. One man W as killed and two
scalded SO frightfully that their recovery is
doubtful.
Mrs. Stewart Going to Paris.
iCopyigM, 1855, by the California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Septe mber 30th.-Mrs SEN
ator Stewart will sail for Paris next Tues
day, accompanied by her youngest
daughter, whom she intends entering at
school in that city. Mrs. Stewart may pos
sibly remain abroad through the winter
Two Men Drowned.
LOUISVILLE, September 30th.-John D.
Caperton, printer, son Of Rev. II. q. Ca
perton,a prominent Baptist minister, and
John Pearce, an old river man, were
drowned in the Ohio above the city tonight
by the capsizing of sailboat.
Dan McCarty sued.
New YORK, September 30th,-Sorento
and his stable companions were attached
yesterday by their late trainer, John Miller,
for training services, and the owners, D. J.
McCarty and son, had to hustle in order to
get them out of the Sheriff's hands.
Some Erratic "Figgering."
New YORK, September 30th.-The Herald
estimates the Blaine crowd at 1900, the
Morning Journal says 25,000 the World says
10000, the Tribune says $4,000, the Times
says 5000 and the San says 10000.