Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-24

Copyright. 1888, by le California Associated Press
NEwBURGH, July 23d.-The remains of
Rev. E, P. Roe, the novelist, were laid be-
side his children in the Presbyterian GEM
etery this morning. The Grand Army
veterans acted as guards of honor.
Ten Thousand for the Irish Cause.
DETROIT, July 23d-The following cable
gram was sent from here this morning:
DETROIT, July 23d.-To Sir Thomas Grattan
Esmond, London Tell Biggar and Kelley am
drafting each e1000. Tell the murdercrs of
MandeVille that the League is not dead.
CHARLES 0REILLY, Treasurer.
MORE FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, July 23d-The Irish Parlia-
ment Fund Association to light determined
to send $1,000 to Parnell for party pur-
poses.
Sudden Death.
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New YORK, July 23d.-General William
@. Wickham, President of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, died suddenly this
morning of apoplexy in his office in this
city.
Good Prices for Yearlings.
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New YORK. July 2Sd-The Er!enheim
yearlings, the property of Kittson Brothers,
were auctio ned at the American Horse Ex-
change this morning. A brown colt by
Reform { brother to Hayward). sold for
81 200; bay colt by Alarm, for 81 ,225;
chestnut colt by imported Woodlands (of
the Parole family, S575 chestnut flly by
Reform thalf brother to Iroquois), 81 400; q
brown filly by Reform, $675.
Foreign Contract Labor.
Copyright, 1885. by the California Associa,ed PressJ
Boston, Jul, 23d.-The Free Stone Cutters
bn -
| contractor for several public buildings has
imported labor under the contract at low
rates. The foreign men work ten hours a
day instead of the regulation nine. The
| City Council has ordered all investigation.
Teemer StfD Leads.
Copyright, 1855. oyHs California associated I'ressl
SYRACUSE, July 22d.-In the Onondaga
lake regatta this evening, three miles with
| a turn, Teemer was first, Ten Eyck second,
J Hamm third, and Hosmer fourth. Teemer
was half minute ahead of Ten Eyck.
The Iron Moulders' Demand.
! ST. LOUIS, July 23d.-The Iron Moulders'
| Union of North America closed its session
| to-day, after adopting resolution that on
and after April 1, 1889, nine hours shall
constitute days work. If employers re-
sist strike will be ordered:
Smith Accepts CeR,ey's Challenge.
NEW YORK, July 23d "A London tele-
gram to Richard X. Fox says Smith ac-
| cepts Couley's challenge to fight in England
or on the continent, for fl 600 or f2 600 a
| side, Smith giving Couley fl00 for ex-
| penses.
Will Contiane the Fight.
DENVER, July 23d.-At meeting of the
Burlington strikers this evening. called by
| Chairman Hoge and Murphy, of Chicago.
it was unanimously decided to continue
the fight against the company. Hoge aud
Murphy will return to Chicago TO morrow.
Two Prisoners Escape.
Copyright 1885, BY tie California AssosiGied Iress
MoRRIsTowN IN. J.). July s3d.-John
Ssrawary and W. M. Baker, prisoners in
the Jail here, for stealing, escaped this
morning by saving the bars os the cell.
Tho Turf Queen.
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New York, July 23d.--Maud S. was
driven to the track at the Gentlemaa,s
Driving Park this morning to road wegon
by Robert Bonner, where.She was put to a
| sulky, driven bv John MEsphy, and made
one mile in 2:12l.
Death of a Prominsas New Yorlser.
tcePyTigis 1855. By the Casor,ia A,sociated sressI
NEW York, July 23d-Courtlaad Pal
1ner, Well-knOwn New I ork society m an
and President of sAe Nineteenth Centasr-
Club, died to-day. Palmer was d mag. O
wealth, owning great property in tn
neighborhood of Union Square.
Heavy Mercantile Failure.
icopwiaat. 1855. SgGe California Associated Press
New YogK. July 23d-Ieyi NJ. Bates
one OF the largest retail dry goods dealer:
has confessed judgment for Sl26.00C
Cause, bad business. Bates is prominen
in business and political circles.
, Fatal Railroad Accident.
ST. PAUL, July 23i.--A passenger irai
on the Milwaukee road this aft Arnoo
! struck a COW near Red Wing, I'd tbr,
csrs went down sa embankme't. w
CLARK, of Hurley, Wis, was crushed
!. death. Two ladies, members of the Inc
I Toms Cabin troupe, WIFE injured. or
having log broken.