Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-29
q Day,s Rest for HarrIson.

TCopyigh, 1855. BY the California Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS, September 2Sth.-No visit
ing delegations are booked to arrive to day T..
General Harrison will enjoy brief respite
until tomorrow. As The campaign grows.
the number of visitors at the Generals resi-
dence increases, rather than otherwise, SO
that very little of his time, even on days of
rest, is occupied in actual rest or privacy.
Fred Douglass to His People.
Copyright, 1888, by tie Calfornia associated Press
New YORK, September 2Sth.-Fred Doug
lass has issued a long address to the colored
people of the United States, wherein he re-
views the history of the last twenty five
years, and points out the fact that the Re-
publican party has been the friend of IL e
colored people. He says the future welfare
CT the colored people depends on that
party's success.
Blaine Arrives in New York.
Copyright. 1883. by he California. 4,socate. Pres..l
New YORK, September 28th.-James G.
Blaine, accompanied by Walter Blaine, ar
rived here this evening. He was met at
the depot by a committee of the Harlem
Republican Club, Levi P Morton and Wm.
Waller Phelps. No public demonstration
took place. Blaine was driven to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel and retired early.
Two Destructive Fires.
ROMEO (Wis,) } September 2Sth.-A fire
last night destroyed the sawmilI, two dwell
ings and 100000 feet of lumber owned by
w. Van Hoosear. Loss, $125 600.
fire this morning destroyed the Ohio Falls
Oak Leather Tannery. Loss, $125 600.
Kilrain's Forfeit Covered.
New YORK, September 2Sth.-William
III. Germaine cashier of the New York
illustrated Ne,Os, says that the paper had
cabled $1,000 to the Office of the Herald, in
Paris, for the purpose of covering Kilrain's
deposit there in behalf of an unknown,
London prize-ring rules to govern.
Mitchell, the Burglar.
tCcpyght, 1888. by ae California associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 2Sth.-D. B. Mitchell,
the burglar brought from Buffalo, was held
this morning on three charges of burglary,
and bonds fixed at s. GOO. The com plain
ants were Down Il Miiligan, F A. Augustine
and Sherman & Flavin.
Another of Fosters swindIes
Copyright, 1885, By the California associated Press:
New YORK. September 2SGh.-The Trus-
tees of the Gratuity Fund of the Produce
Exchange have unearthed another forged
mortgage for $25, 600. This includes the
total of the frauds discovered $l93,00O.
Foster has not yet been arrested.
Fosters Where abouts Unknown.
Copyright. 1855, ty1e California associated Press
New YORK, September 2Sth.-Criminal
proceedings have been begun for forgery
and larceny against w. r. Foster, Jr, the
attorney for the New York
Produce Exchange Gratuity Fund. His
hiding-place is still unknown.
Don't Intend to Get Left.
(CopgfG, 1885, By The California Associdted Pressl
BosroE, September 2Sth. = Seventeen
thousand women have already registered
to vote at the coming school elections. To-
day the registration OF women amounted to
{, ,127.
The Worst in Forty Years.
HIGHLAND LIGHT Mass }, September
2Sth.-The hurricane of the 26th caused the
worst sea ever seen off Cape Cod by sailors
OF forty years experience.
More Rate-Cutting.
ST. LOUIS September 2Sth.-The cast
bound passenger rate war is still on, and
another cut of 81 so on New York, is re-
corded to-day.
Russell Sage Buys u Railroad.
New YORK, September 2Sth.-The st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad has
been sold to Russell Sage, of New York.