Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-11
THE GTANrs RInnrrn
THREE STRAIGHT ToR CHICAGO,


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He~ York. keefe and Murphy.
THREE STRAIGHT FoR CHICAGO.
CzEcAso, September I0th--The hom
| team won its third straight game from IN,
Bostons day by superior fielding. Scor
Chicago 8, Boston 3. Batteries-Fo
Chicago, Erock and Farrell and for Boston
Sowderg and Tate.
OTHER GAMES.
CLEyEsAHD, September Oth.-Brooklyr
| 2, Cleveland /.
CINcINNATr-Cincinnati 2, Kansas City 3
fHILADEDPHLs-Athletics 2, Baltimore 0
HIGE WATERS.
The City oR Augusta, Ga, Two Feet
Under Water.
| AUGUSTA tGa.), September 1Oth.-The
savannah IT7er has 8ooded this cisy. The
river is the highest registered since 1910
The water rose rapidly, and at 8 O'Clock P
II. is still rising; having stopped the cotton
factories in the western end of the CITY and
transformed thebUsiness and residence por.
flon into ISLANDS. Broad street, four miles
i"ng, IS IN tair boating condition. Cur
rents are running through the cross streets
from Broad to Green. and the stores are
Hooded from onetotwo feet.
Accounting cp-Clsye Glands Figures.
WASHINGTON, september 1Oth.-Heavy
archases of United States bonds last weei,
caused the market to decline. In the
Treasury the surplus fell from $110, ,OOO 900
lacs>Monday to S103S5o, ,30er as stated in the
Treasurer's statement of to-day. The dis
crecancy between this amount and the
surpias as stated in the Presidents letter OF
acceptance, $130 000,590, is probably due to
the fact that the President includes about
S25, ,O0e,0O0 of fractional silver coin on hand
as part of the surplus, while the Treasury
offciGis do not.
Funeral of Lester WaMaok.
Copy GIT, 1855, by he California A,,Ocated Press,
New YORK, September 1oth.-The funeral
of Lester Wallack occurred this morning at
" the little church around the corner"
Rev. DR.. Houghton delivered touching
discourse. Scores of actors and actresses
in the audience were affected to tears. The
church vas crowded and the streets packed
with people. The remains were inferred
at Woodlawn Cemetery.
A Forger Owps Jp.
LYNN (Aiass.) September 10TH. Colby
Drew this morning gave himself up, stat
ing that he was a forger to the amount of
$4,000. He has had charge of financial
matters for w. T. Monroe, grocer, and
had secured notes in blank signed by Mon
roe and then forged the names of the in
dorsers and obtained the money.
Murderous Attack on q, Broker.
New YORK. September 10th.-Daniel Ii
Bennett, Wall-street broker "A years old,
was found at his residence, 1901 Forrest
avenue in Jersey City, insensible and with
wound in his head. He was bleeding
profusely, but his life is, not thought in
danger. 1t is supposed to be the work OF
burglars. His $3.50 gold watch is missing.
Young Priests for California.
icoPyfGd 1sss. by lse California Associated Press
New YORK, September Thirteen
newly ordained priests arrived from Dub
lin this morning On the City of Richmond.
All are young. and, with one or two excep-
tions, over six feet high. Four are destined
for Sacramento, three for Dubuque, two for
Chicago, two for San Francisco, and two
for Brooklyn.
Ended His sufferiags.
Copyright, 1883. By es California AssOcia 4 Press
New YORK, September 1oth--Charles
Broda of the Colorado Mining Company
committed suicide with razor this morn
ing. He was thirty-three years old and
had accumulated a small fortune out West.
He suffered from an incurabie malsdy and
was despondent.
National Riao Shooting Contests.
New YORK, September 10th.-There was
q large attendance at the opening of the
annual prize-shooting of the National Rifle
Association at Creedmoor to-day. The
only event decided was the Wimbledon,
which was won by VI. N. Merrill, OF Massa-
chusetts, by score of 134, with thirty
shots, at LOCO yards.
To Pay for Dead Cinnamon
Copyright. 1885. byGs; 0lijorn:. Associated ressl
WASHINGTON, September l0th.-Senator
Morgan to-day introduced bill appro-
priating S276, ,Gl9: TO the Chinese Govern
ment as full indemnify for losses and in
juries sustained at the hands of lawless
men in remote Western regions.
Garrison, the Jockey.
Icopygat. 1856, tye.c California associated Press!
New YORK, September i0th.-Jockey
Snapper Garrison said to-day that his
contract with the Haggin stable expired
November 1st. After that date he would
never again appear asa jockey, and would
run horses instead OF riding them.
An Industry Threatened.
Copyright. 1855 bya.c California; Associated Press
PITTsBURe, September 1Oth.-President
Campbell, of the Wipdow-glass Workers
Association, declares that if the tariff reduc-
ton proposed by the Democrats lis made
the window-elass industry of this country
will be paralyzed.
An Eioousnt Democrat Coming.
INDIANArozfs,, September 10th.-Senator
Thomas f. Grady, of New York, addressed
large audience here tonight at Masonic
Hall on the issues of the campaign. He
is en- route to California TO stump the coast
for the Democratic ticket.
Failure. of AN. Ex- Californian.
New YORK. September 10th.-Peter W.
Lund, who dealt in, awnings and tarpau-
Inns, and who was previously for twenty
five years in that business i'll San Fran
cisco, has assigned.
a Mis- ssissippi Nominee.
HoI.Lx eSPRINss. (Miss.), September 10th
General James z. Chalmers was unani-
mously nominated for Congress by the Re.
publican Convention in the Second Dis
trict to-day.
BetteEr0ome to California.
lCesriSh. 1885. The california Assocoted Press
WASHINGTON, September 10th.-MinisteI
to Spain Curry has rendered his. resignation
to the President, because he does not like
| the climate of the country.
Lotta Buys q Theater.
Sc. PAJEs. Mimi September 10th.-Th'
Hof the Davidson estate to Lotta Crabtree
the actress, was completed to-day. Th'
| price paid, was $l50,000.
/ N Town Nearly Destroyed.
DENVER, September 1eth.-A fire thi
II. ll.~. l.