Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-27

sales OF California Fruit.
CHICAGO. July 26th.-Five carloads of
! California fruit were sold at auction to-day.
with an active demand for all varieties.
The figures reached were as follows Early
| Crawford peaches, GO cents to 81 10: cling
81 80 TO 81 90: Foster. 81 10; Susauehanna,
81 10 to 81 so; Late Crawford, 81 so ; Pur-
pie Duane Pums, so cents; Quackenboss.
sl 10; Columbia, so cents to 81 10; Brad
| shaw. 81 45; Magnum Bonum, 81 25; Vel
low Egg, 81 30; Bartlett pears, 50 rs to
So 05 German pruHes, So cents to 81 IS.
Gross. 81 90 to 81 so; Bulgarten, 81 05;
Fontainebleau grapes, 81 20; nectarines,
] 81 Is.
| Working Up Some Excitement.
lCopwi9t. 1888. by the California Associated Pressj
| NEw YORK, July 26th.-A cablegram
! from London states that Jem Smith re-
| fuses to come to America to fight Mike
Connolly, champion of the Northwest. but
will make match 10 fight for f50O or
81 600 in England, France or Spain. and
allow Connolly e100 for expenses. If Con-
nelly agrees 10 meet Smith. R. X. Fox says
ne VIII back him against the Englishman
for IS 0G0
Good News From Sheridan.
.cosy7gd. 1885. tyte CGiJorsia: Associated Psess
NoNoUITT, July 26th.-Sheridan is un-
| changed. There will be no bulletin until
Saturday, unless change for the worse ec-
cars. |
A Bad Day for Tramps.
OMAHA. July 26th.-There was an acei-
dent on the east-bouad Union Pacific. near
Valley Nebraska, at IL o'clock last night.
a box-car loaded with shelled corn W. s
tnEo@n down bank and stood on end.
Six tramps we're buried in the lower end!of
the car and smothered to death. No one
else was injured.
Treacherous Redskins.
CHICAGO. July 26th-A dispatch from
Lander, Wyo, says that the citizens of hat
vicinity have wired Delegate Carey to inter
pose vigorous remonstrance against the
withdrawal of troops from Fort Washalaie
for summer camp, as the settlers fear
trouble from restless Indians
The Late e. P. Roe's Will.
Copyright, 1855, oy the California Associated Press
NEwBURe On. ~ July 26th.-E. P. Roe s.
will is published. He gives the use of ev-
erything to his wife. The estate is divided
among the family at the death Of the
widow. E
a Hotel Failure.
tsopsy1a 1885, Jg eis cali for7sta 4ssociased i ss
BosfoN July 25.h.-earter &lWhite. 5ro-
prietors of the Commonwealth Hotel, have
failed. The hotel is closed. The liabilities
are probably heavy.
Damocratlc Nominations.
fCoPy1g -Sss. Jytie CGitoya;e: 1;ssOc;ate,, IessJ
WHEELING wv. Va), July 26th.-The
Democrats in the Fourth Congressional
District have nominated J. NJ jackson.
In the Second District the Democrats have
reaominated W. A. Wilson. 45
Three Persons Roasted to Death.
WHEELING CIV. Va), July 26lh.-A boat
lug-house at Maynard. O., was burned
early this morning. William Prosser. AGED
forty five years, his son Willie, aged seven,
and boy named Morgan. aged fourteen,
were roasted to death. All the other in
mates escaped.
Three Boys Drowned.
OMAHA, July 26th.-Three bows, Jacob
Heem, Samuel Ditson ard William Ander-
son. were drowned in the Missouri river
this evening while bathing.
Cable to San Domingo.
New IoRx. July 26th.-Cahe communi-
cation was opened to-day to Hayti and San
Domingo, West Indies, via Santiago de
Cuba. The rate per word to the mole at
81. Nicholas, Hayti, is Sc cents. and to San
Domingo city 81 06
The Great Ovation to Blaine.
NEW YORK, July 26th-General Jos. @.
Jackson will be the Grand Marshal at the
Blaine reception. Every craft in the harbor
has been chartered. The Republican clubs
will parade, and Blaine will review them
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Canal Boats Becalmed."
ROCHESTER, IN. W, July 26th.-Seven
hundred and fifty boats are stranded in the
Erie Canal because of low water
Death of Noted Publisher.
RosToH, July 26th-Michael R. Gately,
ofthe publishing house of NJ. R. Gately dt,
Co, died at Cohasset to-day of paralysis.
A Party of Forty Members.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 25th-The little
group OF colored Democrats met again to-
day, and had another stormy time of it.
| They finally indorsed the platform and
tiokst put forth at St. Lc1is
Mississippi. Brute.
JACKSON Miss J, July S6th.-Some forty
men are securing the country for Isoderick
Eowery, nephew of Governor Lowery, he
having on Monday beaten his wife with O,
heavy pitcher, breaking it over her head,
and then fed leaving her for dead
Poisoned Her Father an B2sther.
YAzoo (Miss), July 26th-A daughter of
Dolph Mills (coloredl this morning rpi,
soned her father and three brothers fattdly
at breakfast. Family dissensions was the
| cause.
Kentucky's Record of Bic sdshed.
| LOUISVILLE, July 2Ssh.-Two more men
are reported killed, in the Fre9ch- EveFsole
! feud at Hazard, KY, Shad Cor,bs and John
| Campbell Eversole. The men were. shot
and killed from ambush on Saturday
night.
Darktown on Bender.
Copyright 1855, ~ fss caltornio.AssociGte lressl
New YoRIS- July 26th-A, riot occurred
! on the stearer Long Branch on the Hu.d-
son river this-eyening among some negro
excursionists of the Bridgs-street Methodist
Church. Razors, bottles and chairs were
freely used. Two men,, one womarA. g
special officer and policeman Eere
wounded.
The Bottle-Nakers~
fCopwis:. 1sss. syae California Associatcd Press
PITzssURe, July 2eth.-Tbe glass bo,tse
makers have agreed to last years wage
schedule, and the manufacturers viii sssn
the scale. Five thousand Hen are affected
Golden's Somnolent Fist.
icopypis. 1855. By ce0at;forsia Assoeiaie3 Pres
New YORK, July 26th-Sparrow Colder
!, and Barney McGarfy foaght eight round
to night at Shelter island. A clinoh ende,
the first round The next four were fierce
the seventh tame, and the eighth was al
Golden's, who put McCarty TO sleep.
All Against Free Trade.
e ICopwigh, 1sss by ne CGlfoTnia Associated Press
D PITTsRURG, July 26th.--James CampSel
n President of the Window-g glass Worker
70 Association, nj / do all in his now = -, a
~ ! e