Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-22

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| The Woman Suffragists.
| CINCINNATI, November 21st.-In the
Woman's Suffrage Association meeting to-
| day the Committee ON Credentials reported
| tifty-three delegates present from nine
States and the District of Columbia. The
| annual report showed that over 1000 news
papers had accepted the offer made a year
ago to supply suffrage news.
Lamont Has Had EnougH.
WASHINGTON, November 21st-Colonel
Lamont said to-day: There was sent out
last night an absurd story connecting me
| with the place of Judge Advocate General
| in which there is no vacancy. Any story
that puts me into any Government oeice
can be set down as an invention. l have
had my share. can do better"
Trouble over a Lottery Ticket.
CHICAGO, November 2lst-An Injunction
has been granted restraining Adams Ex-
press Company from paying $4,000 to Ed
ward Curtin, won in a lottery. Curtin
agreed with a man named Keating, who
also held ticket, that each should divide,
whatever was drawn. Curtin refuses to
comply with the agreement.
The Cattiemen.
ST. LOUIS, November 21st-The cattle
men and butchers are still apart. 1t be-
gins to look as though the Joint Conyen-
ton would fall through. The Range AS
sociation members declare that they will
not meet with the butchers unless the lat.
ter agree to abjure all discussion of big
iawed beef, etc.
A Virginia Bank Suspends.
NORFOLK (Va), November 21st.-The
Home Savings Bank suspended this morn
ing, owing, it is claimed, to the report re-
Gently circulated affecting its credit which
produced run on the bank. The liabili-
ties are estimated at 100000. The Di-
rectors say the depositors, will probably
lose nothing.
yirginia's Ofieial Vote.
RICHMOND (Va.), November 21st.-The
following are the official returns of the
State of Virginia: Cleveland, 151 ,977;
Harrison, ,150, ,442. Cleveand's maioritv,
1885. The vote in 1884 was: Cleveland
145,497; Blaine, 1895 Total, 234, ,S53.
Democratic loss, 1906.
A Butte Postmaster SheIved.
WASHINGTON, November 21st.-At the
Postoffice Department to-day the following
was received: The order of August 1st, ap-
pointing c. S. Upham Postmaster at
Moore's Station, Butte county, California,
vice John G. Ely, resigned, is hereby re-
scinded.
CHICAGO, November 2lst = The fifth
annual Convention of the Western Asso-
citation of Architects began to-day. The
annual address was read by President Sid
ney Smith. of Omaha. The Committee on
the Metric System of Weights and Meas
urements reported favorably.
A Bantam Fight.
New YORK, November 2Ist.-Charles II.
Mccarthy, of Jersey City, and George L.
Young, of Brooklyn, fought to finish to-
night for the bantam championship. The
battle lasted SO minutes and 20 seconds,
and Young was completely knocked out in
the ninth round.
An Around the World Cruise.
WASHINGTON, November 2lst.-It was
| stated at the Navy Department that the U.
| S. steamer Atlanta, now preparing for sea
at New York, will be sent for a cruise
around the world by way of the Pacific.
The cruise will probably last three or four
years.
Alleged Rival to the Union Pacific.
CHICAGO, November 21st. - President
Jones of the Nebraska and Western Rail
road, says the proposed new line from
Sioux City to Ogden will be completed in
| about eighteen months, and that the route
will be l50 miles shorter that the Union
| Pacific.
Better Patronize Home Talent.
| WASHINGTON, November Dist. = The
| Treasury Department has decided, on the
appeal of II. H. Stevens, of New York
that wearing apparel ordered while abroad
but not brought over with the owner, can
not be allowed to enter free of duty.
Mills Decreased Vote.
FoRT WORTH (Tex.), November 21st.-
Roger Q. Mills exact majority in the Ninth
| Congressional District is 5,45S. This is a
decrease of 365 as compared with his ma
jority of two years ago, although there
was an increase of Z 435 votes in the dis
trict.
Death in the Flames.
| New York, November 21st-At fire in
a tenement on One Hundred and Tenth
street this afternoon, Mrs. Mary LalIy was
burned to death on the top floor She was
found near window, out of which she
had attempted to escape.
Cattle shipments.
ST. LOUIS, November 21st-The Senate
Committee investigating the cattle-shipping
business examined many witnesses to-day.
The evidence tended to show that Chicago
had been favored over ST. Louis in the
matter of rates.
| Death from Heart Failure.
| T..
| G. Steele died this morning from heart
failure, aged IS, at his home in this city.
He was formerly connected IN business
capacity with the New York Times and
| Commercial AdUetiser.
| Fighting Actors.
| CHICAGO, November 21st.-Max Free
man, of the Casino. and Francis Wilson,
| the comedian, came to blows to-day, and
| Freeman was worsted- Theatrical circles
were much worked up over the result, and
sympathy is with Wilson.
| a Treasurer $4,000 Short.
MACON (Ga), November 21st-O. F.
Adams, City Treasurer, was reported to-
day as being about 900 short in his ac-
! counts, and was suspended from Office to-
night. He can give no satisfactory expla-
| nation.
| Journalists Hold a Powwow.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), November 2lst.-
| The fourth annual Convention of the Ma
| tional Editorial Association was held in
this city this morning. Delegates were
present from almost every State in the
| Union.
| Tie Teemer-O' 'Connor Race.
| WASHINGTON, November 21st.-Teemer,
of McKeesport, and O'Conner, of Toronto,
will row threemile race, with turn. on
| the Potomac, Saturday, for $1,000 a side
and the championship of America.
| Arrest of Counterfeiters.
| BUFFALO On. Y. J, November 2lst.-Seven
persons connected with the large gang OF
counterfeiters who have marketed a large
| amount of bogus silver coins, have been
arrested here. Other arrests are expected
They Will Jump Together.
CINCINNATI, November 2lst-Meredith
Stanley, the noted local bridge Jumper
goes to New York on Thursday to iump
from, the Poughkeepsie bridge. His wife
| will jump with him.
| California Pensions.
WAsHINGToN November 21st-Californis
pensions granted: VIM. Steaaman. Cor
onado; VIM. G.. Nicholson, FeFndale; Jas
Sumner, Los Angeles; widow of Robert ]
Dolan, Sacramento.
Illness of q Wsshingtor Journalist.
| WAsHINeTog, November 21st.-Captair
F. n. Burrill, proprietor of the .Sindai
Herald of this city, is in a critical condi
ton. He is suffering from cancer, and i
not expected to live much longer.
Released ca Bail.
CHICAGO November 2lst-Mrs. Mabe
Lowenstein, who shot her husband few
weeks ago, has been released on s., 900 bail