Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-26
WORLDS Championsh,p settled.

ST. LOUIS, October 25th.-New York won the
sixth and deciding game of the worlds cham
Bionshlp series to day: They out-pIayed the
Browns at all points. Score-St. Louis 3, New
York II. Pitchers-Chamberlain and Keefe.
Umpires -Gaffney and Kelly.
WORKING WESTWARD.
OMAHA, October 25th.-Chicago ., All-Ameri.
cans Il.
The Wheat Market.
CHICAGO, october 25th.-Strength returned to
the wheat on Change to-day. December sold
from 81 1414 to 81 l6; May 81 1Sto 81 l6, closing
at 81 1914. Corn is quite strong and reached 42l
cents for November, but realizing sales put the
price at AZ cents at the close Hutchinson was
sold under cover.
Wentworth's VIII.
CHICAGO, October 25th.-The will of the late
John wentworth, admitted to probate this
morning, shows the deceased left an estate val
ned at u, 800, 600: The entire estate is left in
trust TO Moses Wentworth, nephew for five
years. after which it is to be divided between
Moses and Roxanna Wentworth except 81 900
each to several nephews and nieces.
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON, October 25th.-California PEN
sions granted: Andrew c. Bryan, Oleander;
Francisco: Chas. l. Behan. San Francisco:
Albert 5. Putnam, lone; Lydia F. w, widow of
VIM. Z. Augeny, Gilroy.
Progress of the CanoeJst Crank.
NEW YORK, October 25th.-A schooner arrived
from Mayaguez, Porto Rico, to day, reports hay
ing left at that port on october 18th the canoe
in which Captain J. Slocum and wife are max
ing their way to Baltimore. Slocum expects to
reach Baltimore in December.
A Genuine Philanthropist.
New HAVEN Comm, October 25th.-Daniel
Hand, an aged and wealthy resident of Gull
ford, has given the American Missionary Asso-
citation of New York 81 l,0000 900, to be held in
trust, and the interest to be devoted to the edu.
tion of colored people in the old slave States.
Brakemen's Election.
C LUMBUs October 25th The Brotherhood OF
Railroad Rrakemen has elected the following
Vice-Grand Master; S. C. Foster of Ithaca N.
| Y, Second Vice-Grand Master: T. T. Slattery OF
Butte CITY, Mont, Third Vice-Grand Master.
Fatal Collision.
BLOOMINGTON 1ll), October 25th.-This morn
ing two i,eight trains on the Chicago and Alton
| road col ided Lear Delaven, killing Charles
Baum, a fireman ot this city, and seriously in.
juring several others.
"A Paymestex' Suicide.
PATERSON "a. J.), October 18th. - Thomas
Douglass Hoxsey, Paymaster in the United
States Navy. suicided by shooting himself in
the head last night. Tho Navy Department al
Washington is advised of his death.
Suits Against a Lumber Firm.
CHICAGO, October 25th.-Forty-thr suits, the
claim in each case being from 81 900 to Sc. 600
were begun in the Superior Lourt this morning
against the lumber firm OF Spooner R. Howell
Mexican War Veteran Gone.
NEW YORK. October 25th.- Colonel James
Decatur Potter died yesterday at the Trinity
Hospital in this city. He was a veteran of the
Mexican war.
Switchmen's Strike Ended.
DENVER (Col.), October 25th.-The switch.
mems strike on the Rio Grande road is TEN.
porarily settled, and the men are ordered back
to work pending an investigation.
Death of Veteran ip-Builder.
NEW YORK, October 25h.-John Inglis, prob
ably the oldest American ship and boat builder
died at his residence at Green Point to-day
aged so years.
Yellow Fever Case in Brooklyn.
New YORK, Octob 25th.-Captain Jellard OF
the steamer Clarence, from Para, which arrived
on Monday, died in Brooklyn tonight of yellow
fever.
And Still They Come.
KNOXVILLE (Tenn.), October 25th.-J. A.
Swami, late Treasurer of Knoxville county is
short Sl5, 900. He is somewhere in the East.
Chief Arthur Reelected.
RIcHMoND, October 25th-The Brotherhood
Engineers to-day reelected Chief Arthur.