Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-01
The Florida scourge.
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nounced.
The Florida scourge.
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WASHINGTON, July 31st-Surgeon- Cen
eral Hamilton received word of a new and
suspicious case in Plant City, Fla, that
looks like yellow fever. He says the fever
at Delaware Breakwater has been confined
to cases taken from the brig Teneriffe, a
sailor on which died on the 9th inst
a Sacramento Land Case.
tCopwigtt, lsss, by the California Assocatei PressI
WASHINGTON, July 31st.-The Secre-
| tary of the Interior has reversed the decis-
| ion of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office in the case of Francis Douglas,
| holding for the cancellation of his pre- emp
| ton proof for quarter section of land in
! the Sacramento Land District
Bun-Hesdsd Sitting Bull.
ST. PAUL, July 3lst.-A special from
| Standing Rock agency says the Indians are
| still holding out firmly and against signing
the papers and it appears as if the prospects
of changing their mind are very slight
Sitting Bull has arrived. and although he
refused to sit in the council it IS known
that he has been circulating among the
! leaders, urging them to stand firm against
the treaty.
Powderly on Immigration.
WILKEsBARRE (Pa.), July 3lst AT a
meeting here tonight Master Workman
Powderly, in q lengthy address, made a
strong argument in favor of placing rigid
restrictions on immigration.
A wcman-SIayer Lynched.
OMAHA. July 31st-Fremont Emmons,
the young man who deliberately stabbed
Bertha Schults at Pawnee City few days
ago because she had refused his proposal
of marriage, was taken from the auihori-
ties at two o'clock this morning and
lynched by mob.
Barley Campbelrs Remains.
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New YORK, July 3lst-Bsrtley Camp
| bells remains were sent to Pittsburg TO.
night for interment.
French Naval Officer Arrested.
ICoPyig, 1888, by the California associated Press.
BERLIN, July 31st-It is reported here
that a prominent French naval officer has
been arrested at Kiel for lettering about the
navy yard and arsenal on the charge OF
being spy.
The Alleged Dynamiters Held.
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AURORA In), July Bauereisen,
|
| lington dynamiters, were examined yester-
day on additional charges filed here
Bauereisen was held in 50 000. Cooling in
$1,000 and Koegel in So 900 bail.
Salvation Army Matters.
Copyright. 1855, by Il. California AssociGted Prsssl
NEW York, July Darlington Booth
son of General Booth, of the Salvation
Army, denies that his father is coming &c
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legged deialcation by high officers.
Thirty-Six Horses Burned.
New YORK, July 3lst-A fire this morn.
ing destroyed the stables of the Mutual
Benefit Ice Company in this city, and
roasted thirty six horses.
The Queen of the Turf.
Copyright. 1855, oy the or7.ia i.soeiated Press
New York, July 3lst-Maud S. at Fleet
| wood Park yesterday afternoon, made 6
mile, although eased up ON the rise, il
2:123. Had she not been eased she would
have beaten her own record of 2:121, the
best ever made at Fleetwood.
High License and Local Option.
TRENTON (N.J.), July 31st-The Suprem,
Court has rendered decision affirming tht
constitutionality of the local option higt
license law. The opinion, as regards tbs
high license feature, was unanimous, bu
on the local option section the Court stood
eight to seven.
Rocky Mountain Sloggers.
DENVER, July 31st-John c. Sterling, o
Cheyenne, and w. A. Ross, of San Fran
cisco, fought to finish, London prize-rins
rules, twenty miles from this city to-day
for purse of $500 and the cham pionshiE
of the Rocky mouneain region. Ross wor
in twenty-seven rounds. Sterling was Sc
verely punished
Trotting and Pacing at Cleveland.
4 CLEVELAND, July 31st.-In to days races
the 80 class Jack won, Attic w. second
Milton Blackwood third. Best time. 2:22
The second race, DDS pacing class, Besse