Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-06
Another Iron "irm Yields.

Copyright. 1883, Byte Calor. 7fa associated Pres;
PIrrsBURe, July 5th.-An. ther iron firm
mas signed the wage scale O, the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Stee
workers. 1t is Moorehead Bros. & Co. II
now looks as though the Iron Wo.- -kerS
| would be successful in resisting the red. &c.
| tlon in wages. There are several large iro.'
| firms here and in the West which if is
claimed must soon sign the scale or suffer
large losses.
Singer, Nimisch & c., started up this
morning with non-union bands. The
| concern employs 800 hands when the force
is full.
MORE COMPANIES sIGE
iCopyiga 1888, BY ne tornia Zs,o iated Fressi
PTrTsRURe (Pa), July 5th.-The Vesu-
vius Ironworks Company, Morehsad Bros.
& Co., and the Ktna signed the Amalga-
mated scale this evening.
The Newport Iron and Steel works at
Newport, KY, have signed the ANalga-
| mated scale and will resume at once.
Two Disastrous Fires.
Copyright lSsS, by the Ca5jyr'sia Associated Pisa
ELmIRA IN. ", July 5th.-A fire in the
business portion of the town tonight de-
stroyed an entire block. Loss, $4,000.
ONE IN COLORADO.
Ell MoEo (Col J. July 5th.-A fire de-
stroyed half the business portion of the
town this afternoon, some half-dozen bust
ness houses, with their contents, being
consumed. The loss is estimated at $75,-
600.
AND YET ANOTHER.
Copyright 1888. bytte California AssoeS1ted Pre,s.l
WARREN (Pa.), July 5th-A fire tonight
destroyed the village of Glade. Neatly
every business place and forty houses were
burned. Hundreds of people are homeless.
California Pensions.
Copyright 1885, by the Cab fornia Associated Pre,s]
WASHINGTON, July 5th-California pen
sions issued: Increase-David NJ. Adams.
Visalia; John O'Neill, Oakland; Justus B.
Chambers, Visalia; Frank Clark, Eureks;
E. S Campbell, Red Bluff; John Lew
thwaite, Stockton James T. Jones, Ante
lope: Herbert Bidwell, Sacramento Eras-
mus ID. Webster, San Diego Upton T.
Lange, Lookout; John Healy, San Fran
cisco.
Fatal Gasoline Fire.
OIL CITY (Pa.), July 5th.-Leaking gaso-
line in front of the Union Refinery spread
out on the river this evening and ignited
in some manner. Two boys playing on
the bank of the river were fatally burned.
L W. tdhh Suic Oii iliC Dduh Caught anu
exploded with tremendous force, scattering
the fragments for blocks about. The
flames were quickly subdued. The pecu-
mary damage is small.
Sad Ending of an Enjoyable Day.
ST. PAUL, July 5th.-The days enioy-
ment at Lake Johanna came to tragic
end this afternoon, when Harry Tucker,
night clerk at the Ryan Hotel, his father, Il
man 81 years of age and Mrs. Stephen D.
Dysinger met their death by drowning
The party secured a boat and went out
fishing. They were about twenty feet from
the shore when the boat capsized.
Aid for the Locked-Out Engineers.
New YORK. July 5th-At special meet
ing Of New York City Division No. I05,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
held on the Sd inst, it was decided to as
sess the members of this Division S. per
month for three months, or more if neces-
sary, and to donate the same to the men,
bers engaged in the strike on the c., B. and
Q. Railroad.
Traffic Commissioner Waldo.
DENVER. July 5lh-It is rumored that at
the meeting of the Texas Traffic Associa-
ton, TO be held at Denver on the 10th inst,
Commissioner Waldo will resign. 1t is also
stated that Mr.. Waldo has been offered the
position of General Traffic Manager of the
Atlantic system OF the Southern Pacific,
which he will accept
Killed by Lightning.
CAssELoN, July 5th.-LightniDg struck
the frame house of Ole Olestal, ten miles
north of Hunter, last night, killing Olestal
and his wife. Olestal had sent for his
father and mother only few months pre-
vious, and they arrived from Norway yes
terday IN time to participate in the funeral.
Two Would be Murderers Slain.
APALAcHICoLA (Fla.), July 5th.-Johu
Darden and his partner, named Holmes,
went 10 the house of J. Penton on Sunday
aud endeavored to kill him. Penton got
the drop, however, and killed both of them.
They were Illicit dstillers and Penton
knew too much to suit them.
Made to Fit the Amount.
lCopw4gh, 1855, blythe California associated Press
WASHINGTON. July 5th.-A bill was in
troduced in the Senate to-day to paw DR.. d.
w. Bliss, who was one of the attending
physicians to President Garfield, the sum
of Sl0,207 80 being the unexpended BAL
ance of the amount appropriated by Con-
gress for the expenses of Garfeld's sickness.
Stands by the President.
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WASHINGTON, July 5th-Senator Turpie,
in behalf of the Democratic minority of
the Committee on Pensions, to-day pre-
sented minority report dissenting from
the committees views in regard to the veto
power recently expressed by Senator Davis
IN the majority report
A Noted Bnliardist Dying.
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New YORK, July 5th.-Melvin Foster,
the o'd-lime professional billiardist, is
lying at the point of death from consump-
ton. 1t is not expected that be will live
through the night. He was born in Yer
mont forty six years ago.
s,xty-two Amateur Journalists.
CHICAGO, July 5th.-The annual Conven-
ton of the National Amateur Press Asso-
citation was called TO order at the Sherman
| House by President o. S Stinson, of Phil
| adelphia. The Committee on Credentials
reported the pames of sixiy-;wo members.
More Vetoed Pensions.
WASHINGTON. July 5th.-The President
to-day returned TO the Senate without his
/ approval, tne Senate bill to grant pensions
to j. B. Morton, of Nebraska, Polly H.
Smith and Mary Anne Doherty.
A Reflection on the Mormons.
WASHINGTON. July 5th.-Senator Call
to-day proposed an amendment to the
| Sundry civil Dill 10 appropriate SlOO,OOO foI
the repair and enlargement of the Salt Lake
| (Utah) penitentiary.
Valuable Horse Burned.
GREELEY (Col }, July 5th-The Weld
county fair grounds buildings were burned
yesterday. William McClelland's IS 0OC
stallion, Rembrandt" was burned tc
death. The Johnson Touring mill was
also burned.
| An Ohio Man Suicides.
Copyright, IsSS. by He California Associated lress.i
New YORK, July 5th.-A man who rsg
istered al the Astor House on Monday a:
SsE Henderson, of Cleveland, O., suic:iec
tonight by drinking earbolic acid. NJ
cause is assigned.
Connecticut Labor Party.
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Hartford, July 5th The Labor part,
of Connecticut hiss made arrangements t.
call q State Convention in September t
nominate a Sta.e ticket and Dresidentia