Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-12
American, or English Policy.

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American, or English Policy.
iCopyiglt, 1888. by the California associated Press:
HARRIsBURG, June 11th.-Of the Demo-
cratic ticket and platform Governor Beaver
said to-day " 1t is an honest ticket, upon a
sincere platform, and raises direct issue
upon the great political and industrial
questions of the present day never hereto
fore distinctly raised. he Republican
party glady and unequivocally accepts the
issue, and will go to the country unhesitat-
ingly upon it. The result will definitely
settle for a generation whether American
or English policy shall prevail in the
United States"
The Grant Monument Fund.
iCopyrig, 1885, by the CGo ornta associated Press.I
New YORK, June 11th.-There is much
discussion over the proposed plan to make
the Grant Monument Fund feature of
the Presidential campaign. Now there is
only $4,000 in the treasury against $780,
600 desired. The idea is that of the late
Joseph W. Drexel expressed just before
his death, 70 have the political clubs
throughout the country take the matter in
hand and solicit contributions from one
dollar upward until the fund is completed
Prominent men of both parties favor the
plan.
Belligerent Virginians.
Copyright, 1885, by tie Cali fornia Associated Press
RICHMOND, June 11th.-George D. Wise
Member OF Congress from this District, and
Louis Bosseaux, Democrat of Richmond
and heretofore friend of Wise had a diff
Guilty to-day in which BosseauX, it is said
called Wise liar. Wise gave him blow
in the face before they could be separated
by an officer. So far no arrests have been
made. 1t is not improbable that further
trouble may occur. Wise is candidate
for denomination, with strong opposition
a BOodler Abandons His Family.
gCopyight, 1888, 5yhe California Associated Pressl
WILMIYGToN (Del), June 11th.-M. S.
Lichenstein, late candidate for the Presi-
dency of the Council, and more lately $33,-
600 short i'll his accounts as Treasurer of
the Building Association, Unexpectedly
sailed for Europe on Saturday. He leaves
his family behind. His friends say ne will
come back, and that his property will be
turned over to the Association and will
cover his shortage.
Is Gresham losing Ground?
fCcpyight. 15SS, by the California Associated PressI
PITTsBURG, June 11th.-The Press has q
special from Washington this morning
which says the Blaine leaders have agreed
TO support Harrison of Indiana and Phelps
of New Jersey. This information claims to
come from authentic sources. The hackers
OF this ticket say that Gresham would lose
10000 votes in Indiana were he nominated.
The Alleged Bloodthirsty Fenian.
New YORK, June 11th.-Tbomas Walsh,
the Irishman who was said to be impli-
Gated in plot similar to that which re-
suited in the murder of Lord Cavendish
and Secretary Burke in Phoenix Park,
Dublin, in 1881. arrived in New York to-
day. He came under the assumed name
of NJ. Walters. He was met by several
well-known Irish Nationalists, and was
driven to the Hotel Albert
Alice Woodruff Goes Free.
New YORK, June 11th.-Alice Woodruff,
who was extradited on a charge of forgery
and rearrested the day after she had been
discharged by the United States Commits
sloner, was again discharged by Judge
Gildersleeve to-day. This apparently ends
threatened international episode.
Walt Whstman's Illness
iCOpyight. 1855, blythe California associated Pressl
PHILADELPHIA, June 11th.-Walt Whit
mans serious illness is causing grave fears.
His trouble is chronic indigestion. To-day
his condition is slightly improved, and but
for his advanced Years his physicians
would be encouraged.
Anti-CIeveland Irfsbmen.
iCopyfg. 1888, by the California associated Press.I
New York, June 11th.-Irish-Ameri
from all over the city tonight organized
an ant-Cleveland Club. Representative
lrishmen from all the Assembly Districts
were present, and League was organized
to meet weekly during the campaign.
s Rigging Mi8nesota River.
CRooKsToN (Minn J, June 11th. - Red
Lake river is raging at this point. The
residents OF East Crookston have been
forced to leave their homes for safety. The
damage to property is already large.
The Colorado Fire.
DENVER, June 11th. - Communication
with Trinidad was restored to-day. The
fire OF Saturday night destroyed number
of cheap frame stores. The losses aggre-
gate s., 900.
First Illinois District
CHICAGO, June 11th.-The Republicans of
the First Illinois District have nominated
Colonel Abner Taylor. member of the
well-known Texas Capitol Syndicate, for
Congress.
Tneips u Sanuluate.
IcopyigA, 1888, by The California Associated Pressl
PHILADELPHIA, June 11th.-1'he Times
gives prominence to dispatch to the effect
that William Walter Phelps is in dead
earnest Presidential candidate.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
DETROIT, June 11th.-John Muchthaler.
confectioner, killed his wife and himself
this evening, On account of domestic
trouble.
Printers I'm Session.
KANSAS CITY, June 11th.-The annual
Convention of the International Typo
graphical Union is in session in this city.