Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-27
The Hsytian Trouhle.


hand.
The Hsytian Trouble.
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-Captain
Ramsey of the cruiser Boston, in his report
concerning matters in Hayti, says that
Americans and their property are in no
danger there. AT the Navy Department it
was learned that Secretary Whitney was
satisfied with Captain Ramsey's report and
would take no further action on the Hay
| tan troubles until a fresh outbreak or re-
quest from the State Department.
Death of Commodore Price.
Troy, November 26th. = Commodore
Cicero Price, U. S. N. (retired), father of
the Duchess of Marlborough, died Saturday
in this city, aged So years.
Cicero Price entered the navy from the State
| of Kentucky as midshipman February l, 1876,
and served through all the grades to that of
placed on the retired list in 1867, on account of
limitation OF age. He was one of the senior
officers of the navy at the time of his decease
Gaudaur and o'Connor.
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-An offer
has been made TO match Gaudaur against
| O'Connor. The latter intends going to
| Australia, and should the match with Gau-
| daur be made before be departs it will take
| place at San Francisco, as O'Connor has
1 ptlNlAtSc Vi SSiSCt1DG DIS own wafer
and he prefers the San Francisco coarse to
| any other that could be selected at this sea.
son of the year
hooking fo- job.
| WASHINGTON, November 26th = The
Morning Post contains the following ad-
vertisement: A Democratic official of the
! Treasury Department, realizing the fact
| that his tenure of office will shortly termi-
nate, is desirious of making an arrange
! ment with some business house or coTpo-
| ration where honest, able and faithful de-
votion TO the interests of his employers
will be repaid by living salary
| A Doctors Assignment.
! WASHINGTON, November 26th.-The Su-
| preme Court has rendeied decision in the
| case of Denny VS.. Bennett, affirming the
| decision of the Minnesota Courts, which
| held that debtor against whose property a
| judgment ana attachment have issued NAV
| make general assignment in favor of the
| distribution of the proceeds of his property
among his creditors.
New Lake Erie Line.
| DULUTH, November 26th.-A new enter
| prise is on foot here, involving the expendi-
ture of $4000,000 for the purpose of putting
| new line OF steel steamers on the lakes,
| to be known as the Anchor Line. Low
| rates will be established and a vigorous
| war made on competing lines between Du-
nth and Lake Erie points.
1--WE Are Gentlemen, Sah.n
BIRMINGHAM (Ala), November 26th.-
| A prominent attorney of this CITY is an
| thority for the statement that the proposed
| duel between Thomas Cobb of Jackson and
Morris Brandon of Atlanta, Ga, has not
been averted, as reported, but will be
fought at sunrise to morrow morning in
| Louisiana.
A Railroad Train Submerged.
AUGUSTA ,(Me), November 26th. = A
| freight train of twelve cars was thrown into
Lake Maranacock. The cause was wash
out. The engine and cars were completely
submerged, but the engineer and fireman
swan ashore and escaped.
A Valuable wife.
BALTIMORE. November 26th- Emery
Burnett Philadelphia lawyer, sues hi
| father-in-law for $4,000 for alternating his
wife's affections Another suit for fen
thousand against another party on the same
allegation was also begun to-day.
Moore Leads the Walkers.
New YORK, November 26th.-The lead
| ing scores in the walking match at mid
| night were: Moore 1876, Cartwright 1876.
Conner 125, Herty 123, Littlewood 122.
| Golden 125.
Heavy Frost in Florida.
ATLANTA (Gs), November 26th.-Heayv
! frosts have occurred in Florida as far south
as Tampa. Refugees claim that this ends
| the yellow fever, and demand the right to
return home Immediately.
A Clerk in Trouble.
WASHINGTON, November 26th.-The Sc
cret Service officers to-day arrested Moses
K. Null, clerk in the Labor Bureau. for
forging the name of soldier to a county
warrant for Si00 and appropriating the
, money to his own use.
Panic-stricken Guests.
New YORK, November 26th.-A fire oo.
Cured early this morning at Taylor's Ho-
tel, Jersey City. Eighty panic-stricken
guests led in scant attire through the
streets into the storm from the building.
No one was hurt.
Excitement About a Murder.
REDWOOD FALLS Mimi, November
26th. Clifton Holden has been arrested
here for the murder of Frank Dodge on
Friday night. Lynching is threatened and
there is great excitement.
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON. November 26th.-California
pensions granted: Charles S. Wilson, Mo-
desto; A. Dormen, Los Angeles; Elson
Mann, Huron; J. J. Scbermerhorn, San
Jose.
The Chicago Dynamiters.
CHICAGO, November 26,h-The trial of
the alleged Anarchists and dynamiters be-
gan in the Criminal Court this morning.
Very little interest is manifested in the
trial.
The President Elect.
INDIANAPoLIs, November 2e.h. - The
President elect passed quiet but busy day J
in his library. He had few callers.
Death of James j. Kelso.
NEW YORK, November 26th.-James ]. |
Kelso, formerly Superintendent of the |
Police, died tonight.
Not Much to Boast of.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), November 26th.-i
Tue official vote OF this State gives Cleye- !
land majority Of - 902.
A canary that can sing and won't sing,
ought to be given medal.-Pasck.