Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-30
Four FIends Safely Baggeo.

Four Fiends Safely Baggeos-
icopuigh. 1888. blythe California Associated, Press.
DURHAM On. c., May 29th.-Emiline
Brodie came from Granville county YES.
terday morning with Bidwell Sampletou
and another man, TO be married 10 the
| former. They drove to Harden's stables
near here, about l o'clock, and while wait-
ing some one opened the stable door and
four negroes charged en- Sampleton with
pistols, drove him away and held the girl
whom they gagged. She managed to
scream and attracted crowd, who, after
short chase and sharp struggle, captured
all four negroes and lodged them in iail
here.
Railway and Steamship. Combination.
Iropyigh 1888, by Re California associated Fress.I
New York, May 29th.-A dispatch from
London, Ont, says: a special meeting of
the stockholders of the Grand Trunk Rail
way, to decide on the acceptance of the
Act of 1883, has been called for June 7th.
Ii the Act IS accepted, resolutions will be
submitted for creating a debenture and
preference for the stock, and for approval
or otherwise of the traffic contracts with
the Chicago and Grand Trunk and the
Saginaw and Muskegon Railroads. The
power has been obtained to run steamships
between Atlantic ports and Great Britain.
Cleveland's Running Mate.
lCopynSht, 1855, by The California Associated Press
COLUMBUS (O), May 29th.-Thurmau
this evening reiterated that he is not a
candidate for President, nor any
other office. Although in good health. he
believed himself too old TO assume large
responsibilities
dispatch from Washington to a promi-
nent Democrat here says the President
while personally favoring Thurman, thinks
the selection OF Don Dickinson will be a
good one, as Michigan is a close State.
Another report is that Cleveland favors
Bayard.
Indignant Surplus Reducers.
fCopwfgt, 1885, BY The California Associated Press
New York, May 29th.-The World will
print o-morrow two columns of interviews
with artists denouncing the decision of the
Democratic caucus III retaining the present
80 per cent. tariff Oh foreign works of art
1t is said here that the decision was due to
the unfortunate selection of Perry Bel
mont on the artists behalf. He represents
the rich collectors of elegant works, and
antagonized the members of the committee
who were urged not to remove the tax on
luxuries.
Why George Was Expelled.
Copyright, 1855. Jy the California Associated Press.
New YORK, May 29th.-The charge
against Henry George, who was expelled last
night from the United Labor Party Asso-
citation of the Twenty third Assembly dis
trict, was that he had abandoned the grand
principle of single tax on land for the lesser
one of free trade, and had called the party
"a pauper organization" George had been
summoned TO appear for trial, but was
absent
Another six-Day Match.
!copyTist, 1888, by The California As,ocaied Press
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), May 29th.-There
were twelve starters III the six-day twelve
hours a-day pedestrian match this morn
ing. Among them were Peter Heigelman,
A. w Sinclair, Sam Day, "0ld Sport" and
Campana. The first mile was made by
Heigelman in six and half minutes.
Gone Into the Sherman Camp.
Copyright lSsa, by the California associated Iressl
HARRISBURG, May 29lh.--Senator Quay
was here last week on the way from the
funeral of Auditor General Norris. His
presence revived the talk as to his Presi-
Dental attitude. Quay was once a strong
Blaine man, but since reading the Florence
letter he has gone into the Sherman camp.
and is now at work 10 capture Pennsylva-
MIA delegates for Ohio's favorite son.
BailotinS for Senator.
lCopyigh, 1855, by the California a;sociaicd Press
BATON RoUGE (La.), May 29th.-Two
ballots were taken in the Democratic eau
Gus last night for Junior United States
Senator ana resulted: White 20, Eustis 67,
Jonas 2S.
LATER-Judge f. D. White was nomi-
mated tonight for Junior United States
Senator.
Tone of tho Caiifornians In the Lead.
New YORK, May 29th.-In the first race
at Gravesend TO day, six furlongs, Grover
Cleveland, the California mystery, ran
third. Pontiac winning in 1:I84.
Baldwin's Mollie McCarty's Last ran
third in the mile and one. sixteenth handi-
cap Q:544).
Volante ran second to Favor in the mile
and three-sixteenths in 200.
Innoeents for the Slaughter.
FCopwigi, 1888, blythe California associated Pr-ssl
NEW YORK. May 29h-In the steerage
of the steamship Wyoming, which arrived
from Liverpool to-day, were $50 Mormons
going to join the colony at Salt Lake City
The party was in charge Of six Elders, and
included thirty young girls, principally of
English, Welsh and Danish extraction.
a Shoot to a Finish.
LAErDo Tex, May 29th.-Last evening,
Lee Pope, wealthy young stockman, quar-
relied with Juan Rosales, saloon-keeper.
and each opened fire with revolyers. pope
received bullet through the heart, dying
instantly. Rosales was hit in the bowels
and lungs, and died this evening.
A Switchback Sensation.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29th.-Mrs. Cleve-
land and party went to the Switchback
Railroad to Glen Onoko as guests of Justus
StrowDridge. The trip was great success.
Mrs. Cleveland was delighted, and clapped
her hands while flying along the Switch
back.
The Methodists..
NEW YORK, May 29th-Additional in.
tere5t attaches 10 the proceedings of the
General Methodist Conference to-day, in
that the bishops-elect, Vincent, Fitzgerald,
Goodsell, Joyce and Newman. and Mis-.
sionary Bishop Thoburne, are to be conse-
Grated.
Death of a millionaire.
Copyright. 1885, By TIE Casifo=gsa 4ssociaieR Tress.l
NEW YORK, May 29Jh.-Captain Richard
C. Gray, the Pittsburg millionaire, aied
yesterday afternoon of heart disease. His
wealth is estimated at $S,000,000. II , was
born in 1922.
Tom Reeds Adversary.
icopyright. 1855 by as alorc 1ssociaf.ss Pres.
BIDDEFoRD tMea May 29th.--rhe Dem.
ocrats of the First Congressional Distric.
to-day nominated William Emery, lead
ing lawyer, TO zJa against Tom Reed.
A New Torpedo Boa3
iCopyigt. 1888. eyts caii ifornia Ass.ia,ed Ti.ss
NEWPORT, May 29th.-The yacht Stietto
the new torpedo boat, was formally PLACED
in commission to-day and viii hereafter b,
part of the United States Eavy.
Who're COnkling's Mantle Fell.
icopyigs. 1855, by le Calfe.ssio Associated Pre,s
PITZsBURe, May 29ih.-rhe Roscoe Conk
ling Republican CLUB, the first politica
club 70 request the afe Conkling to be
candidate, tonight iDIorsed Judge Gresham
Coming Double wedding.
tcopyigd. 1883, tsa.e California :.sociGted Pres.
| WARSAW q. ", May 29th.-MolIie Gal
bieid will t.e married to J. Stanley Brow
on June 14th. Her brother viii MARI
Miss Ealin on the same date.