Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-28
Blaine Speaking Still.


WATERvILLE (Me.), August 27th-Three
thousand people listened to Mr.. Blaine to-
day here on the tariff issue. He repeated
with emphasis that the question of protec-
ton comes to every wage earner's door.
He said that idea had at last got into the
heads of the Democratic politicians, and
now they and the President are irving to
stife the furore about free trade by inter
iecting something that will awaken fears
that we are to have a scrimmage with
Canada. President Cleveland, after failing
to settle the fishery question IN national
way, now wants law passed to allow him
to stop all transit trade with Canada. In
effect. the President declares he does not
wantsto settle the questi ri ,ht down at
Portland, or at Halifax, but wants to settle
it out in Manitoba.
The President wants 10 put courage into
his administration, and the protective
tariff out of the minds of the people. Mr..
Blaine did not believe that Congress will
crafty the President Now, that the
fishing season is over, and no outrages have
been committed the American people will
direct that whole question go over to
next year. By that time there will be a
Republican President in the White House,
and Republican Congress in the Capitol,
and then we will settle the question as it
ought to be settled; settled as the Republi-
can party has always dealt with
Great Britain, in holding high the
dignity of the United States, and in
forming Great Britain, as General Grant did
in the case of the Alabama claims, that the
fishery dispute must be settled on terms of
full equity and justice to American fisher
men, and in accordance with honor to both
countries. Ah, my friends, the Presidents
machine is contrIved to run about seventy
30 " tbn,,
men who are in front of it; and may not
add, it is admirably ARRANGED to kick and
Kill the men who are behind it. Mr..
Blaine was frequently interrupted by
laughter and loud applause
This Eastern whest Market.
Copyright 1888, by the Calfoysia Assocated Press
New YORK, August 27th-There was a
lively crowd about the wheat pit at the
Produce Exchange at the opening this
morning. December was an active month.
1t opened at II cents below Saturdays clos
ing. and continued downward to 1OO}
within the first five minutes. From that
point recovery set in that carried and
held prices with little trouble.
yerdant Gotham Merchants.
Copyright 1888, by the California associated Pyess.j
New YORK, August 27th.-Wm. Clarke,
rested this morning. He had victimized
scores of merchants, presenting check for
a large sum in payment for bill of goods,
receiving cash or a check for the difference
from the victims.
Novel Plan of Campaign.
tCopyrigit, 1885, By tie Calin,uia .sociated Press
New YORK, August 27th.-To-day the
Republicans carried out scheme for put.
mn ION, 4
from speeches of Republican leaders in the
cars of the elevated trains The next move
will be to paint the naXims on rocks and
fences in the suburbs.
Policeman vs. Plumber.
ECopyriglt. 1855 By tie CGfo1.jG associated Press.
New YORK August 27th.-Policeman
William Teilman, Tgenty-third recinct,
was arrested this morning by q roundsman
in the act OF burglarizing plumbers shop.
Tellman is a well-known officer and
member OF Reno Post, G. A. Il. He was
locked up
a California Debutante.
Copyright, 1sss. oyas California 1ssociateet Iressl
New YORK, August 27tb.-Miss Wilkes,
& young California actress, will make her
appearance tonight as star in the Four
teenth-street Theater in Nelson Wheat
Five-Miie Swimming Match
New YORK, August 27th.-The interna-
tional swimming match between Johnson
OF England and Levy of Pittsburg, over a
ive.mile course, was won by johnson to-
day, at Coney Island, in one hour, twenty
minutes and thirty seconds.
Poor Days Racing at Saratoga.
icopp4ga. 1885, by the California Associated Iressl
SARATOGA, August % 27.h.-California did
not start horse here to-day, it being an
extra day and without any stake events in
which the Westerners had engagements
The racing was decidedly poor
The Yellow Fever Record.
!ccRyrigh. 1SS. by the California Associafed Pressl
JACKSONVILLE, August 27th.-Seven new
cases of yellow fever and three deaths were
reported to-day and nine cases discharged
by the physicians. Total cases, 10Y; deaths
II under treatment, 81. To-day's report is
regarded as quite favorable.
Wreck on the Burlington Line.
BURLINGTON Ia.) August 27th.-In a
collision between passenger and construc-
ton train on the Burlington road, near
krum, Ia, this afternoon, an engine and
ten cars were totally wrecked.
Grangers Interstate Exhibition.
WILLIAMS GROVE (Pa.), August 9th
The fifteenth annual interstate Exhibition
of the Grangers was opened to-day. Two
hundred carloads of machinery of all de-
scriptions have been placed in position.
A Stranded Transformer.
tFopuight, 1855. by the California associated Pysssl
New YORK, August 27th.-Captain Jack
Crawford, the poet-scout, starred on Friday
and Saturday nights in Fonda and i.
stranded here to-day.
Nominated for Congress.
copyright. 1888. Jy Ge California associated Press
AUBURN On. ", August 27th.-In the
Twenty-seyenth Congressional District Con-
yention to-day, Congressman n. w. Mutt
ing was unanimously nominated.
Great Storm in Massachusetts.
Copyright. lsss, by The California associated Pressl
NEW BEDFORD (Mass.), August 27th.-A
terrific tempest and hail storm set in about
O'Clock. The rain is falling in torrents,
and hail-stones have fallen as large as
marbles.
A Public Resort Burned.
Copyright, 1885, blythe Cali fornfa Associated Pres.
SCARBOROUGH BEACH, August 27th.-The
Block Rock House and ontbuildipgs were
burned last night by an incendiary. Loss
heavy