Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-13

Fe ndale to Upper Mattole-Leave Ferndale
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. ".
Leave Upper MaJtole Mondays, Wednesdays and
| Fridays, at 740 T. NJ. Leave Fetrolia Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, st S L. NJ
San Luis Obispo to San Simeon Leave San
Luis Obispo daily, except Sundays, at $50 A. NJ
Leave San Simeon daily, except sundays, at
| 6a9 A. NJ.
| The Chinese Question Not 20 be Revived.
(Copwigdt 1885. b. Tie California associated Press
WASHINGTON. October l2th.-R Representative
Mckenna, with his family, will leave for home
| tomorrow morning. He said, tonight that he
| had not expected TO get away until Congress ad-
| JouTned on account of the determination of
| some members of the Senate Commitlee on For
| eign Relations to revive the Chinese question
| by bill providing for the admission of those
Cinnamon who had left home prior to the sign
| ing of the Exclusion Act; today no HeVer he
was assured that no such step would be taken.
| he goes home, he said, certain that the Chi
nese question is settled at last. In his opinion
| there can be no doubt but that the President
Will sign the bill appropriatng $50 600 to carry
| out the exclusion bill.
| Why General Grant Wa$ Z. Republican
BO,ToN. October 12th.-A gentleman of this
| city has the following lines in the handwriting
! of General Grant, written and signed in 1880:
There is no precinct in this vast nation
where Democrat cannot cast his ballot, and
| have it counted as cast, DO matter what the
predominance Of the opposite party. He
| can proclaim his political opinions even
| II he Is one among thousands, without fear and
without prescription on account of mis- opinion.
| There are fourteen States and localities in some
| other portions where Republicans have not this
privilege. This is one reason why am & Re
| publican"
Blaine in Indiana.
| EVANSVILLE Und.), October 12th.-Mr Blaine
| and party arrived at o'clock this evening.
| They were received by large concourse of
people aud the Flambleau Club and Blaine
Club, with a display of fireworks and music.
| At every station along the route from IndianaD-
| oils u 10 nj 10
| the distinguished Maine statesman, and in most
| instances the latter made his appearanceon the
rear platform OF the train. He made no speeches
excepting when Terre Haute was reached when
! he made u short talk to several hundred people
! who were present to greet him.
Boston Wool Market.
/ Boston, october 12th.-The demand for wool
| has been good, and sales have been made of 5,
OS2, ,JO3 pounds OF all kinds. Prices ruled very
firm, and there Was stronger tone to the mar
ket Ia Montana wool there has been sales at
| y Doc, and supplies of bes. woods are short
| Wyoming and other territory woods have been
| selling az lSa20c, as to quality Texas spring
wool is quiet. Oregon is dull, with large re-
| ceipts this week. California spring wool is
quiet, but active l3@ l5c, and choice grades
| Yellow Fever Reports.
WASHINGTON, October l2th.-A report of yel-
| low fever at Green Cove Springs, Florida, has
| been received by the Marine Hospital Bureau.
! DECATUR (Ala.), October l2th.-There were
J twenty y-four hours. There was one death.
! JACKSONVILLE, October 18th. Official bulletin
! for twenty -four hours New cases, &c; deaths
4. Total cases, 2,i95; total deaths, 30S.
The Wheat Market.
/ Copy1gh 1855 GyHe Cal for7ssG 6Ssociai,t! Press
| CHICAGO, October 12th.-Whest was very nery-
| Gus this morning December opened this morn
ing at 81 II, ai.er selling on the curb at 81 1914
| With scarcely an interruption it passed from
| 81 II to 81 Isl, and fell again to 81 1734 1t
| jumped up again to 81 is and then ran down as
| rapidly as it had gone mp. IL did not stop until
| IL had touched 81 l6. 1t was a puZZling market
| and the crowd evidently did not like the looks
| of things. In the December option we are
! higher than any other market in the country.
Land Decision Modified.
Cepyight, 1sss, by he California Associated Press
| WASHINGTON October 18th in the appeal of
Charles r. Phillips, To amend his timber culture
entry Of a tract of land in the Les Angeles
| District, the Secretary of the Interior modified
| the missi0ners decision so as to return il to
| the local land office for further evidence, and
in case he tailed to submit such satisfactory evil
| denee within a reasonable time, the pending
| application will be rejected.
Arrested for Receiving Stolen Property
| BosToS. October 18th. Inspector OF Police
| Mountain was arrested last night on a charge
of having received stolen property and his
| arrest was made in connection with two others
Thomas o Brien, a clerk in the employ of the
| Old Colony road was arrested for having stolen
| $3.50 worth Of tickets. O'Brien said that he had
sold to Mountain for dollar each all the tickets
that be had been able to steal during the past
| two years.
| California Fruit.
| CHICAGO, October 12th.-Montgomery Il Co to-
| day sold three carloads of fruit. 4 limited
quantity was very fine. Cornichon grapes
| brought the highe prices yet realized. Galway
peaches, 81 80 to 81 80 Grapes-Muscat. 81 s. to
81 75: Tokay, 81 to So: Emperor, 50 70; White
| Cornichon, 81 % 10 81; Terra, 81 10.
Governor Hill in Indiana.
| MITCHELL Qnd.l, October 12th.-Governor
Hill. of New York, inaugurated his canvass of
Indiana at this plac c to-day He was met at
| corted to an adjacent grove, where a large
crowd had assembled He was introduced by
| u ). Nicblack, and made quite an extended
! steech.
A Turn-Coat Rewarded.
4 Copyright 1855, byae afor7aia Associated Pres.5
! NEW YORK, October 12th.-Tammany Hall
| this evening nominated Ashbel p Fitch for
Congress in the Fifth District Fitch was
| elected as Republican, indorsed the Mills bill
| and Cleveland in Congress, and is now re-
warded by Democratic nomination.
Change in Railroad Directory.
Copyright, 1885, By IL California associated Irss,
| BosToN, October 12th.-It is repor ed that two
| members of the Board OF Directors OF the Atchi-
son management viii resign. Mr.. Magown,
1
| man, member Of prominent banking house,
| viii take their places
| Negro Girl Hanged for Murder.
Copyright 1855, bs tte California assoei1,el l5rsss
! EUFAuIA (AlR.), October l2th.-A negro girl
Pauline Mccoy, was hanged to-day a. Union
| Springs, the first woman ever hanged in this
state: she murdered half-witled white girl
last February, and when the body was discov
1 cred charged her ,sther with the crime.
| NEW YORK October I2th-Slrs Cleveland and
party attended Coquelin's performance at
Palmer Theatre this evening, and occupied q
handsomely decorated box. Generals sherman
| and Sickles, who we're in the audience, paid
| their respects to Ms. Cleveland.
Through sieepers.
OMAHA, October 18th. The Union Pacific
Northwestern rosd for through sleepers. to con
meet with the Union Pacific between Chicaso
anu Denver, to be put on next Sunday.
The Road scullers.
NEw YORK, October 18th --Midnight.-The
road, eullers' score is as follows: Gaudaur 4Ie
miles, Ross 4i1, Plaisied 404, Mckay 396 Bubear
35S. Hamm $40. Coaley, $40, Lee 2e4 Largan 20.
oConhor 221; Teemer III, East III.
Returned Home.
] NEW YORK, October I2th.-The conference of
| the National Democratic Executive Committee
being over, the distinguished committeeman are
departing one BY one for home only few OF
the committee being present &c headquarters
today.
Street-Cars Wrecked.
lcopTgat. 1888, by tie Cal or7siG associated I.rssi
CHICAGO, October 12th-The Walnut Hill ca
ble train collided with Park-ayenue horse.car
this morning. All the cars were wrecked and
| fifteen persons were seriously injured.
Nomination Withdrawn.
WAsHIsGToN, October 12th.-The President
has Withdrawn the nomination of J. R. Wilkins.
oi Beaver county. Ctah, to be Judge of the Pro
bate Court for that county
Got safely Home.
COLUMBUS lO.s. October I2th.-Judge Thurman
arrived from Washington this afternoon