Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-30

to the West Indies this afternoon, when she
suddenly listed. The water poured into
open port-holes, and before thuY could be
closed the steamer sank.
The Seized American Steamer.
BosToN, October 29:h-Asen,s for the
'Haytian Republic" The American steamer
selzed at Hsyu, know nothing Of any con
traband goods on the steamer. If there is,
1t Is without their knowledge They have
no word from the consignees or captain.
Rescued Seamen.
NEW York, October 29th.-The Ameri
can steamship Alliance arrived from Brazil
today with Captain John STUNT and sew
eral OF the crew OF the German bark Apot-
leker Diesing, lost October 7th about ifty
miles east of Point Atalayad, Brazil.
About Stand Of.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 29th.-A receiver
was to day appointed for the grain firm of
j. A. Ciasser & Co. The assets are esti-
mated at 100000 and the liabilities are not
yet definitely known, but are understood
to be as large as the assets.
The Progressive Japs.
CHICAGO. October 29th.-K. Kikuchi of
Osaka and X. Abe, of Toxic, Japan, are in
the city westward bound. They have been
to England to purchase machinery for cot
to1 and woolen mills to be erected in their
respective cities.
Yellow Fever Record.
JACKSONVILLE, October 29th.-New cases
to-day, 36; deaths, 4.
at Gainesville, 10 new cases, and no
deaths.
At Enterprise. II cases and deaths.
A Fatal Collision
ELMIRA IN. ", October 29th.-An ON
nibus containing several persons was struck
by an Erie train while switching here this
evening. One man was instantly killed
and beheaded, and all the others were seri-
ously hurt.
Stewards Costly Funeral.
New YORK, October 29th.-In the re-
newed hearing of the A. T. Stewart will
case to day the fact was developed that the
estate had been charged $6,SO1 for the
funeral expenses of the millionaire.
Gsbhardt Wants Damages.
New York, October 29th. = Frederick
Gebhardt began suit TO day against the
Erie road for $l90,000 damages for personal
injuries and loss to his race horses in the
Shohola disaster last summer.
- Death of an Aged Jurist.
GREENCAsTLE Ind J, October 29th.-Judge
d. R. Eckels did here to-day after linger-
ing illness. He was Chief Justice of Utah
under President Buchanan. He was born
in Kentucky in 1906
Good Price for q Two-Vear-OId.
NASHVILLE, October 29th.-Hankins &
johnson to-day bought the great two-year-
old, Galen, paying $4,000 cash down and
twenty per cent. of his winnings as a three
year-old.
The Brotherhood Engineers.
RICHMOND, October 29th.-At the session
of the Engineers to-day majority and mi
norlty reports were presented on the fed
Grafton scheme, but no action was taken.
spreckels' New Refinery
PHILADELPHIA, October 29th.-The cor
ner-stone of Claus Spreckels sugar refinery
was laid this afternoon. An address was
delivered by Congressman Henry Bingham.
A $4,000 Fire.
PIrTsBURG, October 29th-The Faraday
Carbon Works and Ahearn & Neckermans
Axle Company's factory were burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000.
A Lady for Governor.
BOSTON, October 29th.-Miss Alice D.
Stockton, 26 years old, has been nominated
for Governor of Massachusetts by the Equal
Rights party.
Earthquake Shocks.
New BEDFORD (Mass.), October Goth
Two shocks of earthquake were felt in this
city and in Achushuet at 11:30 last night
Postoffice Name Changed.
WASHINGTON, October 29th.-The name
of the Postoffice at Berryvale, Siskiyou
county, has been changed TO Sisson.
Guy Trnts Ia 2.12.
onnvEuAnD, october 29.h-Guy reduceo
his record TO 2:12 to-day On the Cleveland
track. which was three seconds slow.
On the Retired List.
WASHINGTON, October 29th-Col. Sweet
ser of the army was placed on the retired
list TODAY