Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-24

rive HlSIl were AT WOIK IN the building at
the uime. One, Daniel MaIoney, the fore
man, died while being extracted from the
debris, and the other four were injured
more or less seriously.
Strike Settled by Arbitration.
iCOpyigh. 1888, by the Cali for-lia As,ocaed Fress
ROCHESTER IN. y, May 23d-The strike
of the street-car men is off. The men re-
turned to work this afternoon. The settle
ment was effected through the State Board
of Arbitration. The working hours are
eleven and one-half. The working hours
were formerly thirteen consecutive hours.
The wages are 81, and the company has
signed for one year. ...
Mexican Central stock Increase.
tCopyigh 1888, by tae California Associated Press.f
BosToN. May 23d.-The Directors of the
Mexican Central Railroad Company TO-DAY
voted to increase the capital $4,000 600.
About 81 100000 is to replace stock that
had been borrowed and sold for funds ap-
piled to the construction of the Guadalaiara
and Tampico Division, leaving about $780,
OOO IN the treasury. ....
Many Children in Procession.
ICopTI9ht. 1888, blythe California Associated Press,
NEW YORK, May 23d-Fifty thousand
children of Brooklyn this morning pre-.
pared to make their fifty ninth annual
Sunday-school parade. The rain NAV stop
most Of the exercises. ALI the schools are
closed in Brooklyn in honor of the occasion.
The buildings are decorated with flags.
A Young Girls Sad Fate.
lCoPyga. 1888. by The California 4s,ociated Prs.sl
COLUMBUS rs. c., May 23d.-Juliet Earle,
aged 10, daughter OF Rev. J. T. Earle OF
Spartanburg, was killed yesterday while
driving with her brother. They attempted
to ford Tiger river Just above the falls.
She was carried oyer the falls and dashed
to death on the rocks below.
The BulI-Butter Fiends.
Copyright, 1855. by the CalOTr associated Preas
ALBANY IN. ", May 23d-The right of
the oleomargarine manufacturers to exhibit
at the Exhibition of Food Products in AL
bany next September is asserted by them
selves, and denied by the promoters of the
enterprise. The Attorney General is con-
sidering the question.
Another Religious Gathering.
CEDAR RAPips ia. }, May 25d.-The thir-
neth General hfssembiy of the United Pres
byterian Church of North America con-
vened this morning. Nearly 200 delegates
from all portions of the United States,
Canada and some foreign countries are
PANSShh. 1NNN. W. NJ blUSO1 Vi Olu tfdll-
cisco preached the opening sermon.
Winter Still Lingers.
DULUTH (Minn.) J. May 23d.-The steamer
Ossifrage, which left this port last Saturday
for Port Arthur, has returned, having
Jailed to reach her destination on account
of the solid ice she encountered. Twenty
one vessels were found firmly frozen in the
ice, and the steamer took off some of the
people and brought them to Duluth.
The Texas Democrats.
Fort WORTH TEX, May 23d.-The
Democratic State Convention to day select
ed Jas. w. Throckmorton, D. G. Geddings,
George Clark and Horace E. Hilton as dele
gates at-large to st. Louis. j. W. Bailey.
A. w. Smith and A. w. Terrell were named
Electors-at-Large.
Pennsylvania Democrats.
HARRISBURG, May 23d-At the Demo-
cratic Convention to-day L. E. Cassidy
Charles f. Boyle, William T. Matchler and
William NJ M.Scott were selected as delegates
at-large. The Presidential Electors -s-at-large
are ex-Congressman Spear and A. F. Keat-
ing; Supreme Judge, J. B. McCullom.
Wisconsin Prohibitionists.
MADISON (Wis.), May 23d.-Thc Prohi-
bition State Convention assembled this
evening. 1t selected T. H Richmond. S.
ID. Hastings, Z. G. Durant and Mrs. AMY
Kellogg Morse delegates-at-arge to the
National Convention and took recess until
tomorrow.
Egmont Changes Hands.
LOUISVILLE, May 23d - Egmont, the
crack tive-year-old, was purchased to day
by Hanklns & Campbell, of Chicago, for
SlO,5OO. They will run him in the Ken
lucky handicap tomorrow, and it is said
fl,otI H., II
win.
Telephone Office Wrecked.
Copyright, 1885, by the California Associated Press.l
New YORK, May 23d.-The West Side
Telephone station was destroyed by fire to-
night at II o'clock. The switch board in
the office, recently erected at a cost of
$l5O.0OO, was totally destroyed. The loss
is otherwise not heavy.
The Liquor Fight in Massachusetts.
l3opyrigt, 1885, by the California Associated PsessI
BosToN May 23d-A writ of alternative
mandamus has been served on Mayor
Gloucester, directing him to sign the liquor
licenses granted by the authorities of that
city before the first Monday in June, or
show cause.
A Brewer Who Is Not Boycottea.
Copyright, 1855, by the California Associated Pressl
NEW YORK, May 23d-Among the twenty
graduating students receiving diplomas at
the commencement exercises of the Gen.
eral Theological Seminary in this city to-
day was William A. Brewer, B. a, of Cali
fornia.
The Revised Scriptures.
tCopyiga. 1885, by The California Associated Pre,sj
PHILADELPHIA, May 23d.-This morning
the Presbyterian Assembly voted it mex
pedient, in the present unsettled opinion of
the revised edition of the Scriptures, to au-
thorize its use now.
California's Presidential Preferences.
Copyright. 1885, by the fo,nia Associated Press.
BUFFALO, May 23d.-Supreme Master
Workman Jordan, of the A. o. u. W., saws
California is for Stanford first. if he would
run, but preferred Blaine to any other can
6date.
The Republican Party Paralyzed.
ICongplg, 1885, by the California Associated Press.
PITTsBURG, May 23d.--John Dunlap, the
millionaire tin-plate manufacturer and
Republican, has come out in favor of
Cleveland's tariff ideas.
A Costly Strike.
Icepyish 1855, by 1e California AssociG,sci Press,
PrTTssuRG, May 23d.-The Black Dia-
mond strike is officially declared off by the
Knights OF Labor. 1t cost the Knights
$l6S,000.
Louisiana Senatorial Election.
BATON RoUGE (La.), May 24th.-Senator
Gibson was to-day reel ected Balloting for
successor to Eustis il still going on.