Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07
st. Pasrick's Alliance.

BRUNSWICK (N. J.), August 6th.--The
eleventh National Convection of she st.
Patrick's Alliance OF America met tc-day.
| Resolutions of rssDect to the memory of
| General Sheridan were passed, and a ;sle-
gram OF coincidence sent to Mrs. Sheridan.
National officers were elected foi the en-
suing year as follows: President, Judge
J. b. McCartv, of New York Vice-Presi-
dents, jerry Hennessy. Of Brunswick, n. j.,
and VIM Gregory ofQueens county, n. y;
Secretary, D. Fallon, of Elizabeth, N. Y;
Treasurer, NJ. @. Green, of New York.
California Pensions.
Copyright. 1885, by he California issOesatels Press
WASHINGTON, August 6th.-California
| pensions issued Increase-Charles NJ.
Payne, Meridian Geo. NJ. McCaM, San
Jose.
Widows-Margaret widow of VIM. Nc
| Carty, Sacramento Henrietta a.. widow
| OF August Salzsr, Oakland Katharine d.
| Lewis, formerly widow OF a. +. Hewitt,
| Los Angeles.
Mexican suryiyorg-Lewis Sachs, Fail
brook.
I Fisk's Acceptance.
CEIcEGoe August 6th.-The letters of ac-
ceptanCe Of General Clinton B. Fisk and
John a. Brooks the Prohibition candidates
for President and Vics President of the
United States, We're made public this after
noon. General Fisk 5 letter is dated Sea-
bright, N. E,July 25th, and opens with the
expression of a grateful seEsa of the honor
conferred by the Indianapolis Convention,
and formally accepts the nomination.
Death of . Noted Enzraver.
IcopyiJ ~ 1883, 0y rs California Ar;ceiaisd Press'
New YoRK, August 6th.-Albert Babbett,
the famous wood-sDgraver, died of heart
at = a.:
morning. He was born in England sixty
tour year5ago. Some of his best work is
found in the pagss of Harper's' Magazine
and the publications Of the Appletons and
the Century Company.
Free Traders Endorse Cleveland
NEW YORK, August 5th.-Henry Georges
followers, to the number of $500, meet at
the Cooper Union tonight. Resolutions
were adopted indorsinG tariff reform aud
the nomination of Grover Cleveland for
President. Henry George eulogized Presi-
dent Cleveland's tariff message, and de-
clared it to he q vital step in the direction
OF the object of the single tax theory.
The Alabama Election.
iCopysht. 1888, By TIE Catitoy7'sa Associated sss
MONTGOMERY (Ala.), August 6th.-The
Democratic State ticket was elected to-day
by 100 900 majority.
The Republicans had candidates in Only
few counties, and made but little effort
in the canvass. Nearly every candidate for
the Legislature was Democrat.
Gorman's Charge AgainBt Morton.
Copyright 1855, By Nc California issociateR Pre.si
RHINEeL1FF IN. W, August 6th.-LeYi
Z. Morton says he prefers to make no state
ment regarding Senator Germans charge
that he is director of the Canadian Pc
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can commerce through Canadian subsidies.
he says the facts will be disclosed shortly.
Desperate Young Rascal.
OMAHA, August CHA Bee special from
Hastings, Neb., SAYS: A colOred boy, fifteen
years old, named Ulysses Nelson, yester-
day shot and fatally wounded Policeman
Balcombe, shot officer Lacey Clark and for
several hours repnlsed six men who were
attempting to capture him. He only
surrendered when his horse was killed
under him and himself fatally wounded.
John s. Wise to Leave Virginia.
RIcHMoND (Va), August 9th. - Hon.
John s. Wise will remove to New York
this fall to accept business offer. This
is believed to be an indication that the
Wise Houston Republican Electoral ticket
will not be in existence at the September
election TO antagonize Gen. Malone.
HOHteT, tiS sank EOrgRr-
CHICAGO, August 6th.-James II. Porter,
the First National Bank forger who was
arrested by Pinkerton detectives at Port
land, Or, arrived here to-day. Before q
Justice be waived examination and WAS
committed to the custody of the Sheriff in
default of $1,000 bonds.
Yellow Fever In Florida.
Copyright. 1855, oy tie California A.sooiafed Press,
WASHINGTON, August 9th. - Surgeon
General Hamilton has received word that
there are two new cases of yellow fever at
Manatee, Fla, and twenty possible cases
have been sent to the pine woods. Thirty
negroes want means of subsistence.
Murphy and HaveIiu again.
Copyright 1883, blythe Calf toy7iG As:ociated Press,
BosTcN, August eth Havelin and
Murphy to-day agreed to fight again for
the featherweight championship the latter
part of September for a purse of s., 900,
under the same rules governing the recent
battle.
Encke's Comet Again.
BosToN, August cha cable message
received to-day from the European Union
of Astronomy announces tbs discovery of
Encke's comet on its present return, at the
Royal Academy Of the Cape of Good Hope
ON Friday evening.
The EiaXwell Case.
ST, LOUIS, August 6th-Governor More
house will grant Maxwell's attorneys a
final hearing on Wednesday, and also con-
slider Minister Vests application at the
same time.
Three Persons Killed by Lightning.
LoNEsBoRo- Minn.l }, August 6th.-During
a thunderstorm Martin Olson, living on
farm three miles west of LonesboFo, was
killed by lightning, together with two Of his
children.