Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-28
More of the Same.

More of the Same.
ST. LOUIS, March 27th.-W. G. Bartle has
returned to this city, and was seen by re-
porter regarding his testimony about man.
factured lard. "Vou have heard the sensa-
ton your evidence created in this city"
Yes but there is still further evidence
forthcoming that will create more of a
sensation than what has been published as
my evidence. l am surprised that my
testimony should have been given out for
publication when that of others equally as
damaging has never been made puolic."
spreckels as a Reformer.
ICopwight. 1888. blythe Calfosia Associated Press.
New YORK, March 27th.-The Times has
a long editorial criticism on Spreckels'
statement that he means to fight the Sugar
Trust. Concluding, it says: The people
can reasonably hope for no relief through
the agency of a refner who for years has
monopolized the supply of the Pacific
slope and, by his exertions, built up an
enormous fortune. Relief can be obtained
only by cutting down the tariff rates, which
now forbid the importation of refined
sugars"
why Huntington Resigned.
New YORK, March 27th.-C. P. Hunting
ton has addressed a letter to the stock
holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company, in which he says he has
been President of the company for eighteen
years that he has advanced large sums of
money for its benefit, and that he would
have left it years ago had he been the only
person interested in its success. He refers
to the criticisms of Governor Wickham, of
West Virginia, and says he intended to re-
tire from the management when he could
be justified in so doing.
The Young Pianist.
ICOpigh, 1888, by The California Associated Preii
New YORK, March 27th.-Josef Holman
is going hack 10 Germany with his parents.
He leaves on the Saale, of the North Ger
man Lloyd line, tomorrow morning
Upon their arrival in Germany the family
are to take mp their residence in Berlin.
There he will continue his musical educa-
ton and be placed under private tutor.
Josef is anxious to resume his studies and
to be at home.
The Deceased Journalist.
CopyIGi 1888, by the California Associated i-ess.l
New YORK, March 27th-The Star says
editorially of Ex-Governor Dorsneimer, its
late editor-in-chief: " He never lacked the
courage to assert the truth, or combat error.
His death is a great loss to the paper"
The Star says of itself: The policy he
defined will be carried out. The path he
laid down will be followed"
GillIg Gets in His Work.
Copyigh. 1888, blythe California Associated Press
New YORK, March 9th. A stormy
meeting Of the Directors of the American
Exchange of Europe was held here yester-
day. The stockholders declare that they
have had no dividends Henry Gilig, the
Manager, has loaned 1921 ON bad Sc
curity. Gillig carried the day, however.
and was reelected a Director, but there is
plenty OF trouble ahead for the Exchange.
The Panama Railroad Company.
New YORK, March 27th.-It is stated that
at the annual meeting of the Panama Rail
road Company, which will be held in this
city next Monday, there will be complete
change of management, General Newton
taking the place of John G. Mccullough,
and an entirely new Board of Directors, in
cluding General Newton, Adams, Probasco
and others, will be elected in place of the
present Board.
Jersey Solid for Hill.
ICopyight, 1883, blythe California Associated Press
TRENTON IN. J.), March 27th-The DEM
ocrats will be early in the national field in
this State. 1t has been decided to hold q
! State Convention for the election of dele
gates to the National Convention the first
week in May. The Jersey State Committee
favors Hill and is solid against Cleveland.
A Republican Campaign "CIub."
Icopyiga, 1855. By the California associated Press
New YORK, March 27th.-The Heralds
Washington special SAYS: Free wool is as
strong as any part of the Mills bill, and If
| the bill passes at all it will pass with the
free wool clause in it. There ia no doubt
about that.
or for Merry England.
Copyigit. 1sSs. By tie California Associated Pres
New YORK, March 27th.-Sir Roger
Tichborne and wife and baby have sailed
/ for England. Tichborne will lecture and
make another attempt to secure the Itch
borne estates.
The stealthy Destroyer.
copyieAt, 1888. by Re California -4ssocidieei Press,
PHILADELPHIA, March 27th.-Felix o. C.
Daley, the celebrated designer and illus
traitor of works of prominent publishers Of
New York aud Philadelphia, died suddenly
this afternoon, probably of heart disease.
1t Should Come to California.
Copyright 1883, by aae California associated Prc,,l
NEW 1Okh, march ZftD.-lDe BrOOKiVD
Jockey Club has established $40, 900 stake
to be known as the Great American Stake
for two-year- old foals of 1887
They VIII g whoop EN- Up"
Icopyigat, 1883, By the Cal orria Associated Pressl
NEW YORK, March 27th.-The Republi-
can clubs have selected June 2Sth for the
ratification of the Presidential nominations.
Tho Radaau nra,+ cn,t
Copyright, 1888. blythe California associated Pres
New YORK, March 27th.-Badeau's law
yers say the suit against Mrs. Grant will
be pushed to an early trial.
The Cost of a Strike.
PHILADELPHIA, March 27th.-The state
ment OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad and Iron Companies for the three
months ending February 20, 1888, as COM
pared with the same period in 1887, shows
decrease in gross earnings of 81, Do, ,14O.
Over HaIf Million Shortage.
RALEIGH On. C }, March 27th.-There has
been nothing whatever in the nature of a
run on the banks OF this city other than
the plundered State National Bank. The
amount of the defslcetion is yariously
estimated at from $3.50 900 to $340, 600.
Shakes in New Hampshire.
NASHUA On H), March 27th.-There
were two distinct shocks OF earthquake felt
here early this morning, being sufficiently
severe TO awaken people and jar residences.