Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-10

DETROIT, July 9h.-General Clinton 3.
FISK IS IN the city on business. In The
course OF an lnteryieW to-day he said he
snonid make no speeches until September.
Where do you expect to make your
largest gains, General?' was asked.
we wiii gain largely in New York, and
VIII pfoosDly increase the vote there fiftv
per cent; drawing chiefly from the Repub-
licans. We will gain largely in New Jersey
Virginia, West Virginia. North Carolina
tennessee and Missouri, also in the New
hngland States. Our gain in the North
| VIII come largely from the Republican
party; Our strength in the South comes
| from both black and white"
| At sheridan's Temporary Home.
| NoNoUrrT tMass), July 9th.-The day
passed very quietly at Nonauitt, and, owing
to rain and easterly winds, but few visitors
nave been to the place Interest in the
welfare OF General Sheridan continues un-
| aoated, and many inquiries have been
made concerning his condition.
| THE GENERAL HOLDS HIS OWN.
The following bulletin was issued by
! the attending physicians this evening"
| P. h.-NOtwiihsianding the apparent
fatigue of General Sheridan's disembarka-
| ton from the Swatara, he had q toleraby
lar night, being slightly restless at times.
| his condition to day has been as satisfac-
| tory as could be expected. His pulse has
| peen good, his respiration better, and his
| appetite has increased.
After Pacific Coast Halibut.
Copyright, 1888, by ne california Associated rsssI
BosToE, July 9th.-The scarcity of halibut
IN the Atlantic fishing grounds has com
| PEELED the fishermen to go to the Pacific
| Ocean. Ex-MayOr Robinson, of Gloucester.
= MAMMAL - La. ~.
| morning for Seattle, w. t. to look after
the situation there relating to halibut.
Captain Solomon Jacobs. who recently 3r-
| rived home from that vicinity, gives glow
ing accounts of the possibilities of the Pa
| clic fisheries. The fish are shipped East
in refrigerator cars.
! Hewitt on the American PARTY
iCeOp'gt, 1885, blythe CatifOrsia Associated Prsssl
| NEW YORK, July 9tb.-The State Exc
cutive Committee of the American party
called on Mayor Hewitt to-day and con-
| graduated him on bis speech to the school
| children last week, in which he favored a
restriction of immigration. Hewitt said
| the Immigration question would be the
issue four years hence. He wished the
| Amncan party'success in some, but could
not lndorse all OF its dogmas.
| Miehiganders Call on Harrison.
| INDIANAPOLIS, July CHA delegation of
| gentlemen and ladies from Benton Harbor,
! Michigan, called on General Harrison to-
day They were presented by Col. Ward,
who was Michigan delegate to the Chica-
| go Convention. The delegation was cor
daily received by General Harrison, who
made short speech, IN which he referred
to the active part Michigan had taken in
| the many achievements of the Republican
party.
Hannibal Banlin on the Stump.
Copyright, 1888, 6y tie California Associated tressi
BANGOR (Me), July OH. - Hannibal
| Hamlin this evening addressed the citizens
from platform on bis farm. He expected
to talk on the tariff, but dwelt upon the
glory of the American flag and praise of
the Republican party. A large audience
paid deep respect 10 the venerable T,r p
sentative Of lhe Republican party
WorRineman Against Free Trade.
Copyright 1888 by TIE California AssOcaioi Pre4sJ
PITTsBURG, July Gth.-The flint and
| windOw-glass workers, both haviug strong
| organizations, IL IS stated will Take an ac-
tive part in the Presidential campaign and
do their utmost to defeat Cleveland. A
j.. conference of labor leaders will he held in
! New York soon. Dr. McGlynn and his fol-
lowers are to be admitted
| Prices for California Fruits.
Copyright. 1888, by the Cab foyqia 4ssociaso5 Prc:s
NEw YoRK, July 9lh.-Five carloads
California fruit were sold at guction +o-dav
Bartlett pears brought 81 15Ca2 40 per c,se.
peaches, S2 1892 so; a few yellow peaches
y 80; plums, 81 30@1 IS; German prunes
SZ 20. No through apricots are expected,
out Ne" York gets some of the CHICAGO
surplus. 'N'o0
1erribie Results of an Explosion.
Copyright, 1888, oy@e California Associated Fr.,,.
ALLENTOWN (Pa.), July 9th.-A 7O-horse-
power boiler at the Adelaide Silk Mill ex-
ploded this morning. The engineer and
TWO nTemen were killed. Two others were
shocklngly injured. None of the other
nine hundred employees were injured.
Death OF a Veteran Actor.
ioopyTsAi, 1888. 6y Ge fcTrsia Associast Y,r,l
HIGHLANDS IN. J.). July 9th.-George
William Stoddart, the actor, died to-day.
| ageu oZ years. At one time or another he
was member of nearly all the stock COM
panles OF the country. He retired from the
stage three years ago.
Suicide at Sea.
Copyright, 1883, by he California Associated Prs,
| New YORK, July 9th.-Henry Powell a
| wealthy resident Of Mount Auburn. a sn-
ourb OF Cincinnati, threw himself into the
| ocean from the deck Of the steamer Servia.
during the voyage just ended, and was
| drowned. His mind had been affected by
illness.
| Tho Crab a Miner.
copyright, 1888, By ne CaIfOI, Associated Pre.sI
ROCHESTER, July 9th. The damage to
| crops and mill-races by the break IN the
Erie canal at Adams Basin will amount to
$25 600. 1t is thought that crabs caused the
break by hurrowing into the bank beside
the masonry.
a Campaign Corncrib.
OMAHA, July 9tb.-The Western Distil-
lers' Association viii proceed Immediately
with the erection at this place of an
elevator with capacity Of 300 600 bushels.
1t vii be mainly for corn, and will be used
tor distribution to the distilleries of the
whisky trust, as may be required,
| "The Little Demon" Coming.
! PHILADELPHIA, July 9th. Joe Acton,
the wrestler, accompanied by Arthur
Chambers, left here to-day for San Fran
CISCO, where he is to wrestle with J. II.
Faulkner on the 31st.
Earthquakes at Sea.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9th-The steamer
Tyron, from Port Antonio, reports that on
July ID, when sixty miles southwest of
Cape May, she experienced three consecu-
tive shocks of earthquake at intervals Of
|
Mammoth Jewish Orphanase.
CLEVELAND tO.), July 9th-The new
Jewish Orphan Asylum, which cost $780,
600, was dedicated to- day 1t is suppo rted
by Western Israelites, and is one of the
largest institutions of the kind in America.
| Tho Texas Method.
/ NAvAsoTA TEX J. July 9th.-As result
! OF business rivalry NJ. Camp, proprietor of
the Camp Hotel, vas shot dead last night
by j. II. and Seth Mooring, father and sen,
proprietors of the Exchange Hotel
Killed Without Cause.
CHANUTE lKas.), July 9th Doctor I.
Bartle was fatally shot this afternoon BY
Chas. Q. Erauer. Erauer was actuated by
unfounded rumors involving DR.. Bartle's
name in scandal
| Glass-Woriters In Session.
! CANTON (O.) July 9th.-The annual Con-
vention Of the FlintGlass Workers Union
opened to-day. The business is being con-
Quoted secretly.
The Gate OF Its Hinges Still.
| NEW YoRK. Joly 9th.-To-day is a busy
day at Castle Garden. Six steamships