Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-16
California Pensions,

Nneeler OF AlaDama Will propose as substitute
a proposition for a recess from October Goth to
November 18th. Wheeler saws, that if his sub
stitute is not adopted he will not make the
point OF no quorum against adjournment.
California Pensions.
Copyright, 1888, by q. California Associdied Press
WASHINGTON, October t5th.-California pen
sions granted: Original invalid Charles Feer-
Der. San Francisco.
Mexican suTvivors-Charles Bales Paso Ro-
bles John Hickmott, Capistrano.
Mexican widows-Altha Gracia, widow of
John E. Stohrs San Francisco.
y S1O,oOO,OOO suit Compromised.
Copyright, 1888, By the California associated Press.j
wILKEsBARRE (Pa }, October 15th-The great
coal land suit, involving 100000, between
ex-senator Coke, of Drifton. in litigation for six
teen years, was annicably settled to-day in
Court. Derringer accepts half his original
claim.
Hewitt Against Cleveland
NEW YORK, october 15th.-George H. Forster
Tammany candidate for President of the Board
of Aldermen, has created a sensation among
politicians by declaring that Mayor Hewitt had
assured him that under no circumstances will
he vote for Cleveland. The speech was made
when a committee waited upon him and noti-
fed him of his nomination.
Death of Journalist.
ST. PAUL Minn.). october 15th.-John NJ. Bar
rett. veteran Journalist, died suddenly in this
city this evening of pneumonia Mr.. Barrett
was for long time the Washington correspond
ent of the New Orleans PicGyltne, and for the
last ten years editorial writer Tor the san Fran
cisco Examiner. He leaves widow.
Death of a Prominent Southerner.
New ORLEANS October 15th.-John Chaffee
one OF the most prominent members of the Cot
ton Exchange and one of the largest cotton
planters in the United States died to-day aged
70 years. He was Funding Agent during The
war for the Confederate Government.
Locomotive Engineers.
tCopyigt. 1883, By The California -tsg9cia,eR Press
RICHMOND (va), October 15th.-The twenty
| fifth session OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers convenes here Wednesday. Grand
Chief Arthur will deliver the annual address.
| The session will last two weeks.
1t is Not New One.
lCopyriqtt. 1855. SyMe California associated Press
| PHILADELPHIA. October 18th A prominen.
| the congregations have been informed that
Pope Leo had issued an edict forbiddiug crema-
| tion among Roman Catholics.
A Useful Career Ended.
Copyright, 1883, by the iforria AssociateF Press.
CHARLESTON 6. c., October 15th.-Professor
Frederick A. Porcher, for forty years Professor
of English and Modern Languages in the
! Charleston College in this city, died this
morning.
A Mongolisn Beast Punished
BALTIMORE October 15th.-Dan Dan Kee a
Chinese laundrynlnn, was to-day sentenced by
| Judge Phelps to nine years in the penitentiary
| for an attempted felonlous assault on Annie
May Warte, l0-year-old girl.
1t Gould Not BE Otherwise
CHICAGO, October 15th.-Moy 10y Ming. q
| thoroughly Americanized Chinaman, who has
| amassed wealth as q dealer in teas and spices
during twelve years residence in this conn-
| try, applied for naturalization papers to-day,
but was refused.
The Fever Dying Out.
Copyright. 1888, by The Cal oynia associated Pressl
| JACKSONVILLE. October 15th.-Twenty five new
! eases and three deaths were reported for the
last twenty-four hours. The general belief is
1 that the epidemic is fast nearing its end.
Tired of the Struggle.
NEW YORK, October 15th.-Rabbi NJ Strauss,
| late OF Cincinnati, committed suicide by shoot
| ing himself in the head in a closet in Central
Park this afternoon. He left a letter to his
| tired of the uphill struggle.
Died on Train.
| READING PENN. October 15th.-Rev DIR.
Beale NJ. Schmucker, one of the most prominent
theologians of the Lutheran Church, died this
morning on the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
| road train from heart disease He was 62 wears
| old.
A Foul Murder.
Copyright 1885, By 0te California Associated Press,
PITTsFIELD (Mass.), October 15th.-John Wat
! son. of Adams, was murdered last night by five
| or six men. He was followed to his house
struck down and died Immediately There
| were four arrests.
The Late Railway Horror.
Icopulght, 1Sss. the California Associated Press
MAUcH CHUNK Pa.), October 15th-In the
Coroners inquest on the Mud Run railway hor-
ror. the testimony given seems to indicate that
both engineers viii be held responsible for the
collision.
Suicide on the Ocean.
icopygi, 1855, by tie California associated Press
NEW YORK, October l5th-Robert Dandn. OF
Washington saloon passenger on the steamer
Ethiopia, which arrived this morning, COM
board.
Quite Sure of West Virginia.
lCopyagh, 1855, By the Calio1nia Associated Press
RHINEcLIFF (N. W October l5th.-Leyi P.
Morton was interviewed to-day He expresses
the utmost confidence in Republican success in
West Virginia
The Mill Running on Full Time.
CHICAGO, October 15th.-Some l 500 men of va :
rious nat1onalities were naturalized here TODAY
even Jdoges of the County Court and their
buc -rft n,