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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19
THE FARCE RNDED.
Both Parties Finally Agree to a Final
Adjournment.

Both Parties Finally Agree to Il Final
adjournment.
Copyright, 1885, Gyate CGtf fo,7aia AssOciccc, Press
WASHINGTON, October 1Sth.-Late this after
noon the House agreed to the Senate resolution
ior the ADJOURNMENT of Congress sine die next
Saturday, October Goth. For nearly month
both parties have been manepvering for some
supposed political advantage that would accrue
from tailuIe on the part of either the Senate
or House to take the initial movement for
final adjournment. The reasoning among the
leaders here has been that the party which first
seemed TO turn tail or the proposition TO revise
the tariff would suffer in the election.
THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN SOLVED
In unique manner. Allison of Iowa. Repub-
lican Senator, offered resolution for Il tempo
rary adjournment next Saturday. Allison ac-
cepted the substitute, and it was adopted, the
majority of the Republican Senators voting
against 1t.
In the House, where various propositions made
by the Democrats for adjournment had been
rejected by the majority, a democratic Senator's
proposition for adjournment was swallowed
with greedy celerity. The whole farce was
made more entertaining by promiscuous de-
bate on the tariff in which the smallfry politi-
clans of both parties INDUCED in tue House this.
afternoon before finally acting upon the reso-
luton
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bout Lynn greatly surprised the German by un-
horslng MN at this the latter became enraged
ana rushing up 10 Lynn struck him across the
sword.arm. The crowd then made a break for
OIlaissl, and the police had a lively time to
keep them "a
Mheh ORDER was partially restored the Chief
of Police stopped the fight. The referee do
clded the score to be: Lynn points, Orlafski
points and ordered the fight continued st some
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19
PUBLIC LANDS.
The Commissioners Report Regarding
Uusurveyed California Lands.


WASHINGTON, October 18TH The report of
the Commissioner of the Land Office, OF which a
brief synopsis was given few days ago. has
been published. 1t shows that the final entries
pending in the General Land Office for Califor-
mia on June so, 1888, number l4,5l5 The num-
Der of original entries pending at that date for
the State was II ,S91.
The report quotes literally from the report of
Surveyor-General Hammond as to the necessity
for increased appropriations for surveying pub
lie lands in California. The Commis-
sioner says that unserviceable lands in
California consist mainly of mountain
Gus lands heavily covered with timber
and dense undergrowth. While, under
the existing regulation, applications for the
survey of forests or heavily-timbered lands are
not entertained, and therefore not in question,
there still remain large tracts of mountain lands
which are covered with dense underground
known as "chemisal," or ''chaparral,' and al
most impenetrable in localities. In California
these lands are i'll demand, being especially
adapted to grape culture and many applica-
tons for surveys were presented TO the United
States Surveyor General, but owing to the in
sufficient mileage allowed by law, but few bids
for surveys Were submitted, and in the majority
of instances no responses were received.
From the local Land Offices in the state the
Commissioner reports few attempts to secure
lands for speculative purposes only, and there is
said to be a decrease in such attempts during
the past year.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19
THE SECOND DAY.
Lincoln and Foraker at the Tippecanoe
Celebration

LAFAYETTE Qnd.), October 1Sth.-Tbe second
day of the Republican demonstration at the
Ilppecanoe battle-ground can hardly be called
success. From early morning rain fell steadily
and by ll:30 A. NJ, when the speaking at the
tabernacle began, the crowd had dwindled to
less than three thousand.
Ira j. Chase, candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Indiana. Colonel Law, of Atlanta. Ga.
and others entertained the crowd until Hon
Robert I. 1ncoln, of Chicago, was announced
Shortly after l O'Clock Mr.. Lincoln was intro
duced as g the eldest son of our martyred Pre-
sident, Abraham Lincoln" and was greeted
with generous applause. He spoke an hour,
coGinlng his remarks mainly to discussion OF
the tariff
While he was speaking the firing of cannon
announced the arrival of Governor Foraker
clusion of Lincoln's speech Quite an ovation
was rendered the Governor when he arose. He
devoted himself almost entirely to an attack on
Mr.. thurman, S position on the tariff question
at , o'clock the speaking and celebration
ended.
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STRUCK a GOOD THING.
Hishwaymen Commit a Second Robbery
In the Same Spot

/
Copyright, 1885, by the Joy7sia sssociaiet! f,yess
| DULUTH (Minn.). October lsth.-W. F. Fritz. n
| well-to do farmer of Hermantown near Duluth
was murdet tously assaulted by four unknown
| hlghwayrnen last evening in the suburbs of the
| city. He tottered into the police headquarters
with this story: As he was driving home inst
outside the city limits, he was accosted py a
man who asked him for ride He stopped and
said, :. Yes, jump on;' when he was struck from
behind, pulled out of his buggy kicked, beaten
and robbed of over $1,000. The money was in
bills IN mink-skin bag strapped around the
waist underneath his Clothes He says there
were four men, and they must have carried off
his pile, ss Immediately upon getting him down
they proceeded to tear off his clothes so as to
get at it.
Fritz does not think he could identify the
men,. II was very dark, and the thing was done
so quickly that he had little time for obserya-
tion, He is Treasurer of the Germantown
school District, and the money was the school
funds
Just as his assailants got through with him,
an old man named Roscoe, who is a near neigh
Dor OF FTst-, cssiae ~ and saw three or four
Incn run s.Asr. Mr. Fritz has four names on
the bonds which he gave as Treasurer, who will
be held responsible for the loss.
The strange thing about the affair is that some
SIX years ago another Treasurer of the same
school district lost $500 on the same road while
driving out from Duluth, which belonged to the
school fund.
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a SWEEPING REFORMER.
Mrs. Cynthia Leonards Proposed Re
forms If Elected " Mayoress."

CopyiGt, 1855, by the California associated Pressj
NEW YORK, October 1Sth.-Mrs. Cynthia Leon
ard has accepted the nomination for Mayor
offered by the Woman Suffrage party OF this
city. She says that if elected she will make a
sweeping reform in the administration of the
city government. She would not fill all the
vacancies with women. but endeayoI TO appoint
those Des fitted TO perform the duties. Her first
abolished. as she considered it cruelty to am
mails.
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ON CLASSIC GROUND.
Emperor William Witnesses the Unearth-
ing of Pompeiian Treasures.

NAPLES, october lSth-Emcenor William went
10 Pompen this morning. He was intensely in
terested in everything he saw at Pompeii, es-
peclally the excavation made in his presence
curing the progress of which. several valuable
bronze objects were unearthad. The Emperor
and King Humbert returned to Naples at noon
and Immediately departed for Rome.
VIEWING THE COLISEUM
ROME, october 1Sth.-This evening the royal
party. including the Queen viewed the Coliseum
and Forum, which were illuminated for the oc-
casion Aiterward the party was serenaded.
emperor William was much pleased.
The Emperor will start for, Berlin at 3 F. NJ to-
morrow de Will go via Florence and Verona.
WILL TAKE THEM.ALL- IN
MADRID, October 1Sth.-The Dia confirms the
report that Emperor William intends to visit
Madrid and Lisbon. The date OF his visit has
not yet been fixed.
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RACING AT TIE BAH.
Belmont Boy Beats Almont Patohen-
Pools on the Stallion Trot.

SAN FRANcEco, October Isth.-ISpaeial. The
race to-day mt the Bay District track, for pnrse
OF $1,000, between Belmont Boy and .4liaant
fatchen, was won by the forme-s in lhree
straight heats Time, 2:l5-2.snl 3s.-2:zg The
betting was 500 10 so on Belul ar.tsi55s
For the special purse for named hesEes Ar
gent was the favorite until after the second
heat at $50, IIidalgo S2i and Johnny II award
SD After the fourth heat pools sold Argent
So5O, the field Sll0. Argent came iznfFst in TIE
last three heats Time, 2:30-2:259 --2:2251<-
22i19-2:2f1%
Pocls sold tonight on the National Stallion
race StamboGi 500, Woodruff So and. Anteyelo
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COMING HOME.

Senator and Mrs. Stanford to Leave for
California on MONDAY.
1 Copyright, 1855. By ~ California associated Press,
WAsIIINGT0N, October 1Sth.-Your correspond
ent received a telegram from New YORK to-
night that Senator Stanford and Mrs. Stanford
arrived from EUROPE to-day. Both are very
thoroughly improved in health. The Senator
is looking better than he has in many years.
They will leave FOR California on Monday.
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"Uo"Ianu fhe Scene of a 100000 Fire
Last Night.
tCopyiga, 1ssa By the California 4ssocsatea P,e,,,
WOODLAND, October lSths--A fire A7oke ont 70.
nlght In the west end of Woodland, In what il
known as the Prior block. The fire started in
me grocery store of II. W. Miller, Consuming
;ile ehtITe block, consisting of a Chinese wash.
honse, Mrs. R. Wnrth's variety store, Hoods
buggy repository, Prior harness shop and r r
Gibson n 60. s hardware store. -
Al tIle tlIne OF the fire the Catholic fair was
being held in the aall above the store whore the
Hre originated. A panic ensued, but Luckily
lew were hurt. \ strong north wind was biow
ing at the time of the fire '0"
Inc IN total loss will amount to about 500 900
escape. H"i ~"
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HE. HAS EEasoN TO BE.

McKenna Confident of the Election of
General Harrison.
:CopyrigAt 1SsS, by the foy1sia 4ssoe;ato Press
SUIsUN, October 1Sth.-Hon. Joseph McEenna
Representative in Congress from the Third Dis
trict returned home this morning from Wash
1ngton, with his family, in good health. Mr.
Mchenna expresses great confidence ". the
election of Harrison and Norton
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A "BUsrEp, TRUST.
Sudden Collapse of Great Pig-Lead

Sudden Collapse of Great Pig-Lead
Firm in the West.
CHICAGO, October lSth-Eathan Corwith Il Co,
the great pig-lead firm and promoters OF the
gigantic pig-lead trust, or corner have failed
Tine immediate cause of the collapse was the re-
fusai OF the Union National Bank of Chicago to
extend the time on overdTatts TO the amount of
$50 co., This sum will represent a very small
portlon OF the FIRMS indebtedness to the bank
and is only the climax to long series of over,
drafts to pay margins which were to sustain the
pig-lead trust. Their liabilities run INTO the
mllllons, and their assests cannot now be ap-
IL
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CANADA.
CANADA.
Sir John Mcdonald SAYS TAat the ID

Sir John Mcdonald Says That the DoIain.
ion should Keep Cool.
Copyright, 1888, by ne California Associated i.sss.
OTTAWA, october 1StlL-Aa q banquet zigen
here tonight in honor of the Secretary of 5tate
SIR John Mcdonald made q speech, wherein he
said that Canada must kesp cool. If q, new
treaty can't be negotiated she must reTsrs to
the treaty of 1918, and be willing to subnih the
interpretation thereof 10 arbitration
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California Land Cases

tCopyTight. 1ssS, by tie California associated Press
WASHINGTON Cd. c }, October 1sth.-Assistsnt
Secretary of the Interior Muldrow has affirmed
the decision of the Land Commissioner in hold
ing for cancellation the homestead entry OF
william NJ. Boyd, in the Bodie Land District OF
California y
he has reversed the decision of the Land
commissioner, in rejecting the application of W.
d brown, TO amend his HON estead entry in San
francisco Land District.
Internal Revenue Taxes,
!coryr9, 1888, 6ythe California associated Press,
WASHINGTON, OctoSer lSth.-Internal Revenue
collectors have been instructed by the Treas
ury department not to bring suit to recover nm
Pald taxes, unless approved by the Commits
sloner All other legal moves must also be SUBJ
United TO the Commissioner for his approval
The Aqueduct Scandal.
:Copuig'f, 1885, blythe California 4ssociated Press.I
WASHINGTON. October lSth.-TAe Secretary Of
war made decided move to-day by ordering a
court OF Inquiry TO be convened TO INQUIRE into
the lining OF the aquedret tunnel here. and fix
Ihe responsibility for the work done.
California Pensions,
Copyright, 1885, by the California AssociateE Press
WASHINGTON. October lsth.-California pen.
slons granted: S. G. Chamberlain, Oroviile:
Charles Guinniss, Suisun; Margaret. widow OF
william Moran. San Buenayentura
Cleveland Going TO New York.
WASHINGTON, october lSth.-It is stated ON
eood authorlty that the President has promised
10 10 Vlslt New YORK City before election and make
aii address on the political issues of the day.
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David 8. Terry's Case Before the Emitted
States SunreIne Cnurt.

States Supreme Court.
iCopyigt, 1855, by lte California As,ociated Fye,s
WASHINGTON, October 1Sth.-In the Supreme
Court this morning Mr.. Shellabarger of the
firm of Shella5arger & Wilson, presented she
petition of D. S. Terry for the issuance of writ
of habeas corpus. The petition presents
clares that the order of punishment for con-
tempt was made in the absence of petitioner and
without his having notice of the intention of
the Court to take any proceeding in the matter
whatever. Petitioner claims that the United
States Circuit Court had no Jurisdiction of his
person at the time the order of commitment for
contempt was made, and possessed no lawful
power to make the order. Petitioner claims he
is entitled to be relieved from his imprisonment
2ad prays fhet e writ be issued to W. e Hale,
Sheriff OF Alameda JAIL TO produce Terry before
the Supreme Court in Washington.
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SENSATIONAL AFFAIR.
A Remarkable and Daring Case of Alb
duction in New York.

{Cepy1g. 1885, blythe California Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, October 1sth.-Mrs Frederic vii.
berits of Jersey City, richly dressed and wear
ing diamonds, tainted in horse-car in this
city this afternoon. She was taken to a store.
and while restoratives were being applied a
young man claiming gaequaintanceship appeared
with coupe, into which she was placed and
driven of, as supposed, to her friends Since
tnen no trace of the young man nor the woman
has been found. The husband believes his
wife the victim of a remarkable abduction for
the purpose of robbery.
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yyomeu,s Temperance Work.

.coPg7+gbt 1888. Oy tie California Associased Press
NEW YORK, october lSth.-Mrs. Frances Will
lard takes part in the controversy concerning
the coming convention OF the Women Christian
Union has certain political convictions and
annually expresses them by resolutions; but its
principal duty is the hearing from departments
OF temperance work and to plan the great work
. fnt fh.aSl linn,
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Hushand and WIFE. Asnhrxiataa


SAN F9ASCIsCo. October 1Sth.-lSRaeial l-Jo-
seph Lpgers, carpenter and his wife Julia,
living on Sixteenth street, retired at. the usual
hour lat night Not being seen curing the day,
and ssrong smell of gas Icing detected. the po-
lice late this afternoon forced an entrance, and
found .she man and his wife unconscious in bed,
trola Oh he effects Of gas escaping, from burner
in the bed room. They were taken To the Re
ceiving Hospital. The woman will recover but
the nan will die.
san Francisco Politics,
SAS FRANCISCO, October 2Sth.=-lSpe eial The
candidates of ;he Republican Municipal Con.
N CANS to carry on the election They decided
to keep close watch on tho precinct registra-
tiaiA and also on polling-plaoss on election day
Suicide at Los Angeles.
Idspris, 1855. by as California -ss-aeiated Press
Los Angeles, Cctobar 1stls--M. c. Ackerms1
os san Diego, found dead in his room at
The Stephenson Hoase in This. city to-day. The
Goroners inquest developed the fact tina. he
had comnaitted susfide by taking laudanum.
Horse-Thief Sentoseed.
Copyright, 1855. biB the Calgoo,ia Associated PrsssI
MARysyIi,LE, October fSth.-Eliiah SmitA to-
day pleaded guilty tn a, charge of stealing q
horse fsom Mosets ra3eh inSutter cour ~ last
! Quentin.
Foresa Fires in Fa Dorado
ICop,Sight. 1885, by l.e California Associated Pres
PI.sCERvILIE. October 1Ssh.-A fire s raging
! in 1e woods near Rngol& II is reported that
| the.mill and hoisting-Norks are buried at the
| Superior mine, but il; lacks conirlnat an.
| Did II Scientifically.
| ICepyigh. 1885, b1 California Assoc Sed Presst
| CORNING, 0ctobsn 1Sth.-A French nan hanged
| himself oa the railroad bridge oasing Thoaas
| ereek Wednesday. The work was scientifically
| done. kss left a letter under his hGs
A Cunning Accidest.
Copyright. 1885, by ass Cal orlia 4sociafed Press
I MARSsvIILg. October lSth.-A young man
| named Ben Nfller, Accidentally shot oH two
fingers of his right hand While gunniRg this
| afternoon.
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A NEW ROUTE OPEN.
Chinese from Alaska TO be Allowed to
Land,

WAsIIINGToN, October 1Sth.-In telegram re-
ceived by the Treasury Department the COL
lector at san Francisco announces the arrival
at his port of the American steamer Bertha with
ninety Chinese laborers. The steamer, he says
cleared at kodac, an island in Alaska where
she went from San Francisco. The Collector
asks for u ruling whether the Chinese should be
permitted to land.
In reply Assistant Secretary Maynard sa, s
that these Cinnamon may be regarded as never
having lett the United states, and may there
fore be permitted 10 land
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LIZ you suffer from any disease of tae
blood, stomach disorder, or difficulty with
the liver and kidneys, try the peculiar
medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla b sure to
get Hoods, Take no other,
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DOING GOOD WORK.
Bakersfield Sportsmeni Prose eating All
Game Law VandaiS.

iCcpy1gt 1883, b, re California .4ssociatcd iyess
BAKERSFIELD, October lSth.--F. l.. BeaSdfct,
an ex-Eepaty Sheriff of Los Angeles, and row a
candidate for Unstable at Santa Monica, and
Robert White, of the same county, were arrested
by Constable 1ibbet, of Bakersfield, forty mile
southeast Of this place yesterday, Ior unlaNfully
slaughterRng antelope. Strong evidence has
been secured against them, and they are now
under bonds. The Knights of the Trigger Club
crnnd Of
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Badly CINCHED.

sharpers Play successfui Trick on The
| Bookmakers.
! tCopyight, 1888. Jyae Califo1aa Associated F1ess
WASHINGTON. October 1sth-The bookmakers
| here to-day lost thousands of dollars by having
| their telegraph wires tapped Since Congress
| drove them outside the city they have relied
| upon one wire TO bring them all the racing
| news. Conspirators rented house and had no
| trouble in tapping the wire 1he matter has
been reported 10 the police, but no arrests have
| been made.
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WORSE THAN sLoGeING.
A Desperate Broadsword Contest Stopped
by the Police.

by the Police.
Icspyri9i, lsss. ty ac California associated trs..
New HAVEN Comm, October Isth.-Rryant
Lynn, of this city, and Xavier Orlafski, of
New York, had savage broadsword fight this
afternoon. The duel was SO fierce that the
police ended it after the seventeenth bout, and
both men swore TO kill each other. Lynn was
severely wounded, but scored II points 10
Orlafskis Z.
A RED-Hor COMBAT.
NEW haven, ctober 1Sth.-The broadsword
contest this afternoon between Bryant Lynn,
OF this city, a member of he Connecticut
National Guard. and Xavier Orlsfski, of the
German Black Hussars, developed SO much bad
blood lthat the police .interfefed ana stopped
the fight ter the second attack. When Lynn
fist rode up and saluted Orlafski, the latter re-
taliated by giving him a bad rut on the wrist
This made'the crowd very indignant The New
haven man had the better of the fight, ard the
score stood-Lynn points. Crla-fki fix roinis
When the Ecn came together ia the seeoud
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Gotham'e Political aTuddle.

!copy'7gdt lSsS g me Caf forzia associated Press
NEW YORK, october 1Sth.-The sun Dem J
this evening says the Democratic State Commit
tee received a hurried summons this morning to
meet the NATIONAL Committee in secret confer
ence; ! he M Sting will probably take place in
the HoftnaIi House. The object is TO settle the
political entanglement in this town and have a
national Ticket
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19
VICE VERSA.
Yesterdays Championship Game Wor
nv fhe New York Club

NEW YORK, October 18th The third game of
the worlds championship series, between the
New York and st. louis Clubs, was playe at the
Polo Grounds to-day and was won by the Giants
through superior base-running and fielding and
timely batting. Score-St. Louis q New York a.
Pitchers-keefe and King. Umpires-Kelly
and GafTney
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Australian. Mai, Subsidy.

.CopygN. 1855, by G,e Cal forzia AssOciat q 1ressl
LONDON, October lsthl--Negotiation are pro-
ceeding 1or the Canadia D. Pacific mail service to
Australia. Ii is reported the promoters. expect
a. subsidy equal 10 that granted TO ths Eastern
line, in addition 10 the ipint Colonial subsidy Of
$50 coo or f6OCtD.
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DwINDA1NG DOWN.
More Encouraging News From this Vel.
low Fewer District.

tuspTigd, 1855. hy the Caliss7 Associated rsssj
JACKSONVILLE. october 1sth.-There were re-
ported twenty nine new cases and one death for
the last twent y-four hours Total csses to date.
3,69l; deaths. 81.
AT DECATUR.
DECATUR tAia.l, October 1sth-Ihree new
cases were reported to day. H. c. Jones, Jr.,
President of the RDard OF Relief was taken
down this morning, and il is feared he will
h we a had time. Two deaths are reported for
the tweaty-four hours ending at noon Today
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pAGIFI0 COAST.
ANFEi.0PE-ShaYERS ARRESTED IN
KEEN COUNTY.
Destructive Fire in Woodlaud-Con-
gresham nTeKenna at Home
The Campaign.
DEsTRUCTTgs FLAn1Es.

ESPECIAL olsPArcnrs7o THE azcoED-usnos.I
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The Yapkeos Get SCUM,

BEsLIN, October 1SshL-Thes action which hes
beer. pending for some Yeas, brought by q
number of ship owners sgainst the. city of Ber-
lin fSri the refovery of navigation dues alleged
to have been illegally levied, hes been con-
cluSed. Tie, demands of the Araelieans hs&e
hooy TOD
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The Demanas of the. Irish.

LONDON, October 18TH Michael Dayitt, has
vEitten a letter tothe 1faaIs, in which he says
thai the Irish Will nos accept he scheme pro
Spsed by the Liberals for the government of Ire
land, unless an. Irish Parliament is allowed to
solve the land auession and tn the compensa-
/ t;ou IN IA ndtorxS
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THE CAPITAL.
CONGRESS VOTES TU ADJOURN
TOMORROW.
Senator Stanford in New York
Terry's Contempt Case-CaIi-
fornia Public Lands.
WANTS A HEARING.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RRcozD-uz1os.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19
Probably a Camraign Lie.

LolDoN, October 1Sth.-Tha Standards CORE
spon9ent at Rome says THAI Emperor William,
whiia conSa7sing with K ny humbert and
Quesn MargaTetabout the Eaope's Imprisonment,
said: g Jes trouve quette, prison est garnich1
reEel.''
Racing in England.
tCopylg4. 1855. b. The CaIj~riG 4ssaelated I'rcSs
LoHDOsS. October 1Sth-The Orleans handi-
cap at Sandown Park vas won by Jones The
9philss.. The great SzFling plsie was wo2. by
MackseyNs AristoS.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-19

woodland khe Scene of % ssEoO, 600 Fir,
Last Nf,rl,.
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The wheat Market.

CHICAGO, October 1Sth.-Wheat opened ~ te
~ lower. The first figure on December Sas IL Z
and May 12%. AT 10 O'clock December had ~
vanced to L and May to 1875.