Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-24
tore were seriously injured. The accident was
caused through disobedienee of orders.

tore were seriously injured The accident was
caused through disobedienee of orders
Cattle-Raisers and Cattie-slayers.
st. LOUIS, November 23j.-The Rangemen and
Butchers neld q final conference to-day. Tine
JOINT ASSOCIATION viii hereafter be known a. the
National Beef Producers and Butehe rs Asso-
citation. With the following officers; President,
{; q. Slaughter. Of Dallas Vice Presidents,
Thomas Armour. OF Chicago, and J :. kinks
ton. OF Philadelphia; Secretary. II ". Taylor
OF Denver; Treasurer, Jefferson Reynolds, of
Las Vegas. n. N.
New York's Electoral Vote.
ALBANY N. ", November 2Sd The elec-
toIal vote in New York State as canvasSed by
the State Board of Canvassers to-day, is as fol-
lows. the highest and lowest number of votes
received by any klector being given: Repub-
lican $685. Democratic 6S5,965, Prohibition
9u,2sl, Socialist 2.G6S, Union Labor 626, United
Labor Electors at large 2,66S.
Bedeli, the Forger, Sentenced.
New YORK. November 2Sd.-James E Bedell.
the mortgage forger, was this morning sentenced
to imprisonment Tor twenty-five years.
GosS, the policy shop-keeper at whose Place
Bedeil lost most OF the money raised by forged
mortgages. was fined 81 600. The fine was paid
ana Goss Is free.
Navigation Closed in Maine.
AUGUSTA (Me), November sd The Kenuebec
is closed to navigation, and seven sehooners are
caugnt in the ice. The closing is ten days
earlier than heretofore.
Several ocean steamers are ice bound in Tie
St. Lawrence river
The Teemer- Conner Race.
WAsHEGros. November 23d.-There are quite
q large number of sporting men in the city TO
see the championship rae tomorrow between
Teemer. OF MckeeS2 port. Penn, and O'Connor,
of Toronto II the Potomac course is smooth.
the race win be r,w ed before 5u'cloek; If rough
the race VIII be postponed until the first fair day.
Imports and Exports.
WASHINGTON, November 2Sd.-A statement
~. = o..
that during October the value of merchandise
imported into this country was s65, 254 ,653 and
the value of exports S7i,7li595, making a bal
ance IN our favor of s6out $500 90. The Cali
foruia imports were 81 I'D, $685. and her exports
s., 267, 7s3.
Cleveland Was Not There.
WASHINGTON, November 2sd.-Lord Sackville
and his daught rs, ana Mr.. end Mrs. Chamber
lain, left for New York on the IL o clock train
to-day, and tomorrow will sail for France.
There were a large number of prominent people,
including many members OF the diplomatic
corps, at the station 10 see them oil.
A Rate War Ended.
New YORK. November 23d.-To-day the South
western rate war was practically settled in q
conference between Mr.. Gould and representa-
tives of C. p. Huntingtons system, the Atehi-
son, Burlington and Quincy, st. Louis and San
Francisco, and Rock Island roads. The basis of
the settlement is the restoration of rates at once.
A Big Military Delegation.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sd. Adjutant-
General Hastings to-day arranged with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the trans
portation of the entire organization of the Ma
tional Guard OF Pennsylvania. 1880 men, TO
Washington ON the occasion of Harrison inau-
gural.
South Cardinals Contingent.
COLUMBIA, November 2Sd.-The State Board
of Csnvassers have decided the Elliott-Mil
contest in the Seventh Congressional District in
favor of Elliott Dem. making the delegation
from South Carolina solidly Democratic. Miller
will carry the contest TO Congress.
Wholesale Counterfeiting.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2Sd-The Federal
authorities are likely to soon run down a gang
of counterfeiters, who recently left several
thousand dollars in counterfeit tve-dollar bills
in tnis city. Marshal Hawkins said to-day he
had located the parties.
wife-Murderer Hanged.
sHAwNEErowN (ll.), November 2Sd.-George
W. Milliken was hanged to-day for the murder
of his wife on the 9Th of March last. The
woman named Dewes, who was associated with
him in the killing, is serving fifty years in the
penilentiary.
Excitement About Murder.
CHICAGO. November 23d.-Inquiry into the
death OF Eva Mitchell was re-opened this morn
ing. The finding of heavy iron poker, such as
is used in railroad shanties, in a lot close to
where the murder was committed is causing
much excitement.
Swapping Ball-PIayers.
NEW YORK. November 2Sd.-President Hewitt,
of the Washington Baseball Club has bought the
York Club. for $4,000, II is understood that
pitcher oDay, of Washington, comes to New
York.
History Repeating Itself.
NEW YORK, November 23d.-A singular coinci-
dence tomorrow will be the departure from
this port of Lord Sackyille and family for Eu-
rope 6o ana te parade 81 ehe o ona I mere IN
Dii'ish lV' !eAis aso'
Grand Reception to Bishop.
DETROIT. November aSd-Rishop Foley, the
newly appointed Bishop Of Detroit, accom-
paieu oy r Oh ms oi1 erd
;, 49, -; ois - 81 ,ISsa ~, nsoi q
"eAe Piesen''
ouarreIing over an fs1a'e.
New YORK; November 2sd.-A nephew Of the
te Is; riios sG
~ 49, a., 81 ~ tb- LII Sisd ,,1I ~ y.jd
& estape a,ad ", sso oHa
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Inc Hiobaro' Fry case.
BEAVER pa, November 2Sd.-Arguments
I No. csrse ne cn az ~ nm, an
VIZ ~ f13is a. , r,os 90, o
!, No 70 ~ Setardsnt
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MRS. Staniorfs sister.
NEW YORK, November 2Sd.--Ihe IdeQrdn s
1, n. fai
r. iay ioIc % me'n s. 20 NJ IaI'd
Stsps Iii 49, oo f,,. no, b ~ 1S,i
S'oH1o4u' WI .aAe pIaeo e'OO1' -'''i
a Loan Tor California thurch.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sd.-At to-day $
s ~ ~ IN a1jst ti
- 60 600 IN ~ ~, 81 So
Cove 1,bn,cb Of liontereT Cal IN
uio'e N..ui oA a. .iou'ei :, o"-'
The Andover Herssy case.
PosroN. November 29th. Adjudication was
msde this afternoon to the Supreme Court to
compel President Seebye of Amherst College to
answer certain questions asked by Justice
Peace i'll the Andover case. DECISION Is reversed.
.Would Duck SWIM"
CHICAGO. November 23d.-General C. New.
berry has decided to accept the office of Post
MASTER of Chicago, rendered him by President
Cleveland couple of months ago, and says he
will take possession on December LIST.
Dynamite for Ordinary Guns.
CHICAGO, November 23d,-It is stated that an
American has submitted to the French Govern
ment a Continuance by which dynamite shells
can be fired from ordinary guns, exploding at