Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-19
Fun for slie- Cai4ssrnians.

bert MEETINGS, and eloped with Habermaz.
The sitter has began suit for divorce against
Mrs. Aaberman IN San Francisco.
Fun for siie- Caisssrnian=.
NEWPORT, July sth-Mrs. Cleveland was
expected at Canonicut Island Yesterday.
but failed to arrive. Mrs VIM. T. Cole
man, accompanied by Mrs May Of San
Francisco, drove on board the ferry5oat en-
route to llarragansets pier. Many as those
waiting were sure Mrs. Cleveland was with
them and clapped their hands. Tbs Cali
tornians enjoyed the demonstration exclu-
siyely.
General Resumpttsn' of bran MAA,.
PITTsBuRG, July 1ssh. The Western
Iron Manufacturers Association was for
mally dissolved to-day. Members of the
Association who'have net signed the ANAL
gemated scale were eSsolVed from all
pledges and authorized toact in their iEsdi-
vidual capacity regarding the starting of
their works. A general resumption. will
probably take place in few days.
Mississippi ProhibitionistS
JACKSON (Miss.) }, July 18th.-The State
Prohibition Convention met -day. Bishop
Galloway successfully advised against an
Electoral ticket.
resolution favoring the repeal of all
internal revenue taxes on whisky was de-
feated
A resolution that the State Legislature
pass prohibitory laws was adopted.
The Phonograph~Pate Ssld.
Copyright, 1883. by The CaEJ Jorsria associated Press;
New YORK, July 1Sth.-The Edison
Phonograph Company, which owns all Of
Edison's patents for recording, perpetual
ing and reproducing Grticulate- speech in
the United States and Canada, has sold to
Jesse H. Lippincott, of this city, for some.
thing over million dollars.
Vessel Probably Lost.
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NORFOLK (Va), July 1Sth.-The Signal
Corps Observer at Hatteras, n. c., reports
the German brig Anncaan, laden with tur-
pentine and bound from Savannah, Co, to
Glasgow, grounded on Hatteras last even
ing. The vessel is probably 4 total loss.
The crew was saved.
Blondin to Cross Niagara Again.
copyright. lsss. bytts California associated FretsI
New York, July 18th.-Imre Kiralfry
said to-day that he was making arrange
ments to have Blondin cross Niagara again
before he returns to Europe. Blondin
wants $40, 900, and Kiralfry will probably
accede.
Sheridan's Condition.
ICopyig 1883, BY the California; Assooiated Press,
NoRQUITT, July 1Sth.-Ths, was a good
day for Sheridan. There is an increase III
his mental activity, and his pulse and res
plratlon are the same as yesterday. He
rebels against the food restrictions OF the
physicians.
California Democrat Backslides,
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PIrTsBURG, July lsth.-Archer Lewis, an
ex-member of the California Legislature,
said to-day that he had left the Democratic
party and would vote for Harrison and
Morton. Lewis says the Chinese question
has not injured Harrison in California.
The Republican Herty Doomed
HUTCHINSON Kan.) July 1Sth.-The
Prohibition State Convention assembled
to-day. An unusually large number of
women were present. Colonel D. w.
Houston, temporary Chairman, predicted
that the Republican party would be athing
OF the past before another year.
National Republican Headquarters.
NEW YORK, July 1Sth.-The National
Republican Committee met to-day, and
selected the four-story brick-house at No.
81 Fifth avenue as their headquarters.
They will move in as soon as the building
can be got ready.
Tennessee Republicans.
NASHVILLE. July 1Sth.-The Republican
Gubernatorial Convention met to-day. The
platform is the simple Endorsement of the
national platform, with an emphatic decla-
ration in favor of the Blair bill and against
leasing convicts. Samuel w. Hawkins wae
nominated.
Emerald Beneficial Association.
BALTIMORE, July 1Sth-At the second
days session of the International Grand
Branch of the Emerald Beneficial Associa-
ton this morning Cardinal Gibbons was
nominated by acclamation to be Grand
Spiritual Director of the Association.
VIII sammer in Canada.
New YORK, July 1sth.-Henry S. Ives
was absent frcm his office to-day. It is re-
ported he left the city somewhat in hurry
on Thursday. George S. Stayner is also
absent from the city. Both are probablyin
Canada.
Died of Heart Disease.
ROME (Ga.), July 1S,h.-Judge ]. W. H.
Underwood an ex- Member of Congress
and member of the Tar ] Commission ap-
pointed by President Arthur, dropped dead
here this morning of heart disease.
a Village Dsomed.
Copyright, 1883, blythe California associated Iress.I
WoonsEssK On. H., July 1Sth.-A. NJ
Grafton, opposite Woodstock, is in flames.
Two hundred people are homelsss. The
fire is spreading anoa the entire village
seems doomed.
The Nun OF kenwares
iCop,sa, 1855. BY TIE caliOvnia Associated PreILl
NxB YORK, July 1Sth-Sister NJ. f
Glare, th e Cusack n1n of Kepxare, denies
over her own signature that she has Left
the Catholic Church
Half-Mi,s> Race Beasen.
BUFFALO, July 1sth.-The bay mare gells
Ramlin trotted trial half-nile heat yes
aerday at the DriEing Park in 1:02l, q 2:0S
gait. This beats the record that of Maud
S. included.
/ Calling on Harrison.
|, IsDIAHAPoLIa July 13th. - TIE usua
number of delegations called to pay theil
respects to General Harrison to-day, III,
most notabls being the Tippecanoe Clui
| frog Kokomo.
| A Long Deadlock Broken.
PITTsBU9G, July lah.-J. Warren Ray,
| Republican, has beea nominated for Con
gress, from the TSsenty-foarth District
after tgo months deadlock. His elec
ton is assured.
They VIII. Fight Ier Hops.
UTtsA IN. ", Ialy 1Sth.-The State Hop
Growers Association, in session to-day, de
clarsd themselves the political opponent
heneeforth of any party unfriendly to HOP
malt and beer.
sio semper, 1t Cetera.
GREEEvILLE miss. }, July 1Sth.-Muxss
Leads (colored). who some time ago cps II
throat of his mistress and threw tho k,oC
| into the river was hanged yesterday.
Killed His Brother While Drunk.
New YORK, July 18th.-In B-poklyn We
! terday, Michael Dunphy, '6hile drum
I shot and killed his brother Iohn, He the
: killed himself.