Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-20
pected that stops will be made at the more
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An Alleged Prior Resident"

Copyright 1888, by the California Associated Pressl
New YORK, August 19th-Chin Foo,
Chinaman on board the La Champagne,
which arrived to-day, was detained on
board the vessel until his right to land is
determined by the Customs authorities.
He claimed that he had been visiting Eu-
rope on business and carried a certificate
stating that he formerly lived in San Fran.
cisco.
The Chickasaw Cattle Tax.
ST. LOUIS, August 19th.-Informatio
comes from Indian Territory that the
tribal stock tax difficulty which has caused
so much trouble, has been settled. Com
missioner Bragloye decided at Fort Smith
that the Chickasaw Nation had no jurisdic
ton oyer the persons or property of non
citizens, and therefore no right to collect a
cattle tax of 81 per head from them.
To Fight the Whisky Trust.
ST. LOUIS, August 19th.-Twenty-fou
wholesale liquor dealers of St. Louis
have formed corporation to build
gigantic distillery in this city. The pur-
pose of the organization is to directly
oppose the whisky trust, which has put the
price OF high wines at figure which the
organization claims is altogether too high
in comparison with distilled goods.
Suicide of a Preacher.
[Copylght, 1888, by The California associated Press
New YORK, August 19th.-Rev. Edward
S. Camp, a Presbyterian preacher at New
ark, cut his throat from ear to ear tonight.
His body was found In cistern. He had
been sick for some time, and recently re-
turned from Palestine He left a letter
giving his reasons for committing suicide.
The Discharged Working Girls.
Labor Union meeting to-day decided, in the
case of the two girls discharged by their en-
ployers because oftheir testimony before the
immigration Investigating Committee, to
ask Mayor Hewitt to take up subscription
for them, as he did for Hartt, the victim of
the labor organizations.
clearinghouse Exchanges.
BosToN, August 19th.-Dispatches to the
Post from the managers OF the leading clear
| ing-houses Gfthe United States show that the
| total gross exchanges for the week ending
August 49, 1888, were $S7l, ,161 1888, an in
crease of rs per cent. over the correspond
ing period last year.
Deceased Pennsylvanians.
HAzELToN (Pa) }, August 19th.-Geo, 8.
| Markle, head of the firm of Geo. B. Markle
| IL Co, operators in the Jeddo, Highland and
Oakdale colliers, is dead.
! PHILADELPHIA, August 19ih.-John G.
Lucas, President of the Keystone National
| Bank of this city, died last night.
Five New Cases at Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), August 19th.-Fivt
new cases of fever were reported to-day
and one death-that of VIM. Adams, a
Sand Hills. All the new cases are tracea
bic to two known foci of infection, show
ing that the disease is not epidemic.
Sunday Ball Games.
CINCINNATI, August 19th.-Cincinnati 4
Athletics s.
ST. LoUIs--St Louis 4, Baltimore 2.
KANSAS CITY.-Kansas City 2, Brooklyn
10.
The National Krcger-Bung.
CLEVELAND. August 19th.-The fourtl
annual meeting of the Kreger-Bung o
North America began to-day with a larg
attendance.
Lincoln and DonnelIy.
New YORK, August 19th.-Among tn
passengers by the Aurania from Liverpoo
to-day were Robert I. Lincoln and Ignatiu
Donnelly.
The Galsna on for Hayti.
. NEWPORT (R. I), August 18th. -Th
United States ship Galena left here las
, night for Hayti to look after American il
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