Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-15

| New YORK, November 14th.-This even
| ings World publishes an interview with
noted criminals concerning the White
| chapel murders. Jesse Pomeroy, the boy
| murderer, says it is case of Jekyll and
| Hyde" Several English criminals inter-
viewed at Sing Sing show as many opinions
as prisoners, but the general expression is
If the Whitechapel murderer is caught by
The English police in the mazes Of White
chapel it will be accidental.
| Cost of the Postal Service.
| WASHINGTON, November 14th.-The an
nual report of the Third Assistant Post
master General shows that the total cost OF
postal service for the last fiscal year, inclu-
sive of the amount earned by the subsi-
| died Pacific Railroad Companies for mail
| transportation, TO have been sos, ,126, ,OO4.
The postal and money order receipts
! amounted to $50, 2,695, l76, leaving q defici-
ency of $5, ,430,S28.
Noted Women in Council.
DETROIT, November 14th-The sixteenth
! annual Congress of the Association for the
| Advancement of Women met here to-day,
with $50 members present. Among the
more noted members present are: Miss
| Calliope Kechiga, of Constantinople; Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe, Miss Frances Willard,
| Rev, Antoinette Brown Blackwell, of Eliz-
sbeth, n j., and Mrs. Ada NJ Frederick
sen, of Denmark.
Arkansas Election Troubles.
ST. LOUIS, November 14th.-Advices from
| Little Rock say that Charles G. Reid, Jr.,
| Thomas Harvey, J. L. Lucas William
Hobbs and James Palmer were brought to
| that city from Conway county by the
United Stales Marshal, charged with inter-
| fering with the recent election held in
! Plummeryille in that county. They are
prominent citizens and their arrest created
| a sensation.
Concentrated Republican Eioquence.
New YORK, November 18th The Re-
| publican campaign orators tonight filled
| the main hall of Delmonico's brimful OF
| enthusiasm in celebration of the success of
| their efforts in the late campaign. Covers
| were laid for two hundred guests. Chauu-
cey NJ Depew presided. Many prominent
statesmen and citizens were present, and
the speeches were remarkable for their
| eloguence.
National Board OF Trade.
| CHICAGO, November 14th.-The nine
| teenth annual meeting of the National
Board of Trade convened this afternoon
The Boards of Trade of the principal cities
in the country are represented President
| Frederick Fraley, of Philadelphia, was re-
| elected. A resolution was adopted reaf1irm-
| ing the necessity for a judicious national
| anti-adulteration law.
Claims Against United States Marshal
INDIANAPOLIS, November 14th.-Anothel
| damage suit growing out of the election
| was filed to-day against United States Mar
shal Hawkins, claiming $4,000 for false
| imprisonment This makes fully dozen
| filed against the Marshal for arrests made
| by his deputies, the damages asked aggre-
eating about 100000.
Prominent New York ers Dead.
NEW YORK, November 14th.-Willian
Francis Oakley, one of the Oldest merchant,
in New York, died on Tuesday He wa,
born in this city August II, 1907
igadier-General William H. Brownel
died this afternoon in Brooklyn, aged AZ
| years. He was prominent in the State mi
litia.
California G A. r. Aids.
KANSAS CITY, November 14th = Com
mander- in Chief Warner, of the Crane
Army of the Republic, issued the list O
! fornia are A. D. Gutter, O. A. WithereIl, H
L. Bissell, J. H. G. Weaver, @. O. Allen, c.
| V. kellogg, r B. S. York, Lyman Hotal-
ing, R. E. Houghton and ]. G. Geistring.
Tho Washington JolIifcation
WASHINGTON, November 14th.-The Re.
| publicans had grand old time here to-
night III honor of the sweeping victory Of
Harrison and Morton. Fully ten thousand
people marched from the Capitol to the
Republican League House, where speeches
were made. The appearance of Chairman
| Quay was loudly applauded.
Lots of Whisky Wasted.
| BUFFALO, November 14th.-The ware.
| house connected with Cookies distillery
was burned this morning. Twelve hun.
Gred barrels of whisky were blazing at one
time, and the street cutters were running
with burning whisky. The loss is esti.
mated at about $4,000 on buildings and
liquors.
Arkansas Congressman,
ST. Louis, November 14th. - Advices
from Little Rock Ark, say the official re.
turns from the Second Congressional Dis
trict gives breckenridge (Dem.) 832 ma
jority over Clayton (Rep.). Gale dem. is
undoubtedly elected over Featnerstont
Qnd.).
A Very Unpleasant Fact.
New YORK, November 14th-Chinamer
here laugh at the idea of the exclusion bill
keeping them out of the country. All tht
difficulty in the way is to raise the $50
necessary to buy their way into Canada
from which country they can iumr
hither.
Railroad Tariff Divisions.
BosToN, November 14th-The arbitrators
| to whom was submitted the question O.
| division of rates on through business be
tween the Union Pacific and Oregon Shorr
Line, have rendered a decision which is
slightly in favor OF the Short Line.
California Postmasters.
WASHINGTON, November 14th. - New
| Postotfices established in California: Al
Shelbyville Sonoma county, with Mont
| gomery P. Atkins as Postmaster, and at
Timer, San Bernerdino county, with Charles
e. Keyes as Postmaster.
West Virginia No Doubt Republican.
WHEELING, November 14th.- The re-
| count for the Goyernorship to-day in Pres
ton, Richie and Hancock counties resulted
in net gain of 81 for Goff The Republi-
can State Committee claims the election to-
night by 1l6 majority.
Society Event.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 14th.-A bril-
liant society wedding occurred here to
night in the marriage of Miss Fanny Belle
| Vajean to Hon. Charles s. voorhees,. sor
OF Senator voorhees,, and present delegate
in Congress from Washington Territory.
Californis Pensions.
WASHINGTON, November 14th-Califor
mia pensions granted Oliver +. Bradshaw
Sacramento; Charlotte L., widow q
Llewellin Jones, San Francisco; Sarah
widow OF Lewis Seigel, Oakland.
The Tascott Reward Extended
| CHICAGO, November 14th-The offer OF
$4,000 reward for the capture of w. B
Tascott, the supposed murderer of Smell
which expires November 10Th, has been
extended for sixty days.
A Policy Dealer Arrested
NEW YORK. November 14th.-Herman J.
Emerson, the convicted policy dealer, in
| whose place forger Bedell lost $50, 600 in
one year, was to-day sentenced to the peni.
tentiary for one year aud fined 81 900.
The New York Star, sold Again.
NEW YORK, November 14th.-The Sta,
newspaper was sold at auction again to.
| day. The purchaser is A. a. Shellabar
The price paid was $4,000
The Utes Are willing.
| DURANGO (Col), November 18th One.
third of the Ute tribe have signed the treaty
providing for their removal to new Utah
reservation
| Death of an Authors Son.
PHILADELPHIA. November 18th. George
Ticknor Curtis, Jr son of the well-known
| author, died to-day, aged 40 years. He
| leaves widow and three children.
The Nicaragua Canal Scha,,a