Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-11-02

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perhaps TO some extent-directed by per.
sons higher in authority. At the same
time it is the belief of many disinterested
persons that The change will have the effect
OF quleting the prejudice that exists in Ger.
tam quarters on account of the attitude OF
| the management during the strike, and will
| therefore be beneficial to the company.
Reads Like the Time of the "yyah.~
KoKoMo (Ind.), November 1st-Abne,
Miller, an old soldier, died here yesl erday
from the effects of terrible beating he re.
| celved on Monday night during the Demo.
| cratic rally because be shouted for Harri.
son. Truman Ro5sOD, a young man aged
20 years, who assaulted him, was arrested
ana lodged In jail upon charge of man.
slaughter.
He Knew What 1t Was For.
NEW YORK, Novem ter 1st-Joe Howard
Journalist, was whipped with dog lash
In the corridor of the Hoffman House
about o'clock this evening by Duncan B,
Harrison, who afterward said that Howard
had been warned that he would whip him
on sight, and knew what for. The aft all
only lasted two minutes.
Late Land Decisions.
WASHINGTON, November 1st.-Actine
Secretary of the Interior Muldrow TO-DAY
affirmed the decision of the Laud Office in
holding for the cancellation and listing of
the Union Pacific Company to two quarter
sections at Denver, Col, and allowing
Stephen w. Ereerton to make timber
culture and homestead entries on the
same.
Public Debt Statement
WASHINGTON. November lst.-Following
IS the public debt statement: Interest-bear-
ing debt-Principal. S95S 123 .2s2; interest,
81, 1859, 1876; total, 1855, ,29247S Debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity,
$252S,795. Debt bearing no interest, $735,-
635, ,949. Total debt, 81, ,7o3, 457, ,224. Total
debt, less available cash items, 81 1,2ll,-
7S2,005.
Right of Way Granted.
WASHINGTON, November lst.-The Inte-
rior Department has received information
that the C9ur d'Alene Indians, in Idaho,
have almost unanimously eoncurred in the
right of way granted by Congress through
their reservation to the Washington and
Idaho Railroad.
The Explorers Get There.
PHILADELRHIA, November 1st. - Word
has been received from Professor Peters
announcing the safe arrival of the Unive,
sity of Pennsylvania s Babylonian explor-
ing expedition at Sindh, after detention sy
shipwrech in the Mediterranean
Eastern Wheat Market.
NEW York, November 1st.-Mav wheat
broke to day on heavy selling orders from
Chicago. 1t closed 81 cents below the
opening. The other options closed from :
to 3s below the opening,
Gay Ties Ills Record.
CLEVELAND, November 1st.-GuY was to
beat 2:l2 to-day, but wearing himself ou.
in scoring, made only 2:12, doing the last
quarter in 32l seconds.
Rgrned to Death.
PIrTsBURG, November 1st.-Cne man was
burned to crisp and two others badly
burned by an explosion of molten metal al
Zug d Co.'s mill this morning..
Heisting- Works Burned.
LAKE CITY, November 1st.-The hoist
ing works and other buildings of the Frsnl
Hough mine were burned to-day. The
loss will be heavy.
California Pensions.
WAsHINGToN, November 1st-Californi,
pensions grated: Ebenezer E. Cunning
ham and Joan Henry, San Francisco.
Showing in Dakota.
CHIcAto, November lst.-A disptch lrcn