davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
PACIFIC OCEAN SURVEYS.
Work of the photographic Department
In the Pacific.

Work of the photographic Department
In the Pacific.
WASHINGTON, November 2Sth.-The re.
port of the Chief of Navigation of the Navy
Department, issued to-day, shows $4,000
in the estimate for next year for copper.
plate series of charts OF the coasts of China,
Japan and the Pacific islands. Arrange.
ments are being perfected for lighting the
new ship Charleston at San Francisco with
electricity.
Speaking of ocean surveys the report has
this to say of the work on the Pacific
Coast: The surveying work of the Ranger
in the Pacific has continued in a satisfac-
tory manner for the benefit of vessels trad
ing between San Francisco and the ports Of
Mexico and Central America. The coast of
Lower California is being carefully exam.
ined and the charts resulting are issued by
the photographic office in rapid and
credltable manner.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
a GREAT MUSICAL EVENT.
Patti Captures the Parislans in the Char
acter of Inlist.

PARIS, November 2Sth.-Mme. PATHS ap-
pearance this evening in Romeo and
Juliet attracted one of the most brilliant
gatherings ever seen in the Paris Opera
House. Among those present were the
President and Mrs. Carnot, NJ. Floquet,
General Boulanger, NJ. Rochefort, Baron de
Rothschild, NJ. Dumas and jules Simon.
PATHS French pronunciation was fault
less. She was visibly moved by the storms
of plaudits throughout the performance.
Jean de Reszhe, as Romeo, fully shared the
honors. He and Nine. Patti were recalled
many times. Gounod was the conductor.
Edouard de Reszhe took the part of the
Friar. and Laurent Delmas that of Capulet.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
PAPAL AFFAIRS.
The Pope Desires 10 Know Whether EN-
peror William is Friend or Foe.

The Pope Desires 10 Know Whether EN-
peror William is Friend or Foe.
ROME, November 2Sth.-An inquiry has
been addressed to the German Government
through Baron Won Schlosser, as 10
whether Emperor Williams silence with
reference to his visit to the Pope is to be
interpreted as an indication of GOODNESS be-
tween Germany and the Vatican.
In accordance with the request of Austria
and Spain, Cardinal Rampolla has in
structed the Nuncio at Vienna and Madrid
to endeavor to prevent the projected Cath
olic meetings 10 demand the restoration of
the Pope's temporal rights.
The Senate to-day, by a small majority,
rejected the bill for the extension of poiit-
ical suffrage TO women.
The Vatican, having received large
number of kilograms inquiring as to the
truth of the report that the Pope had re-
solved to quit Rome, Cardinal Rampolla,
Papal Secretary of State, replied through
the various Nuncios that nothing of the
kind had been decided upon.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
TALKING FIGHT.
Proposition for a Mill Between Sullivan
and Kilrain.

Proposition for a Mill Between Sullivan
and Kilrain.
BALTIMORE, November 2Sth.-There were
rumors last night that articles for a meet
ing had been signed by the representatives
of Kilrain and Sullivan. Kilrain this
morning denied that articles had been
signed, but admitted that there was some
foundation in the rumors. He said that
the fight, if it came off, would be within
ten days or two weeks, near Chicago.
DEMPSEY AND MITCHELL.
New YORK, November 2Sth.-Vise, Sec
retary of the California Athletic Club,
called on Fox this morning to arrange a
meeting between Mitchell and Dempsey.
Fox sent telegram to Mitchell at Balti-
more, saying Wise was here, and stating
his business. Mr.. Wise will leave for Bos-
ton tonight. He hopes to hear from
Mitchell before he leaves.
THREE-MINUTE KNOCKOUT
CLEVELAND, November 28th-A prize
fight with bare knuckles was fought to-day
in a retired spot in East Cleveland between
O'Neary, of Philadelphia, and Weston, OF
Cleveland, featherweight pugilists. Twenty
men witnessed the combat. Weston was
knocked out in three minutes. The stakes
were 5000 side.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
AFTER THE STORM.
Supposed Loss of schooner with Forty
Passepeers

Supposed Loss of schooner with Forty
Passengers.
QUEBEC, November 18th h.-Apprebension
are felt here for the safety of a schooner
which left for Eboulemens on Friday last.
having more than forty passengers. of
whom three were women. Nothing hiss
since been heard of the vessel.
ON THE BROAD ATLANTIC.
New YORK. November 2Sth.-The stean,-
ship Amsterdam, four days overdue
reached the pier this morning. She had =
rough passage all the way, and was COM
PEELED to lay off Montauk, within one
hundred miles ofthe port. forry-eight hours.
During the trip heavy sea twisted the rail
and stanchion of the bridge, and several
seamen narrowly escaped going overheard.
Tne Werra, which also arrived this morn
ing, reports terrific storms most of the
voyage.
THE ALLENTOWN SURELY LOST.
CoHAssEr (Mass), November 28th.-All
doubt concerning the supposed loss of the
steamer Allentown is dispelled this morn
ing. The beach is covered with wrecKspe
marked Allentown" No bodies have
come ashore.
BODIES WASHED ASHORE.
GLOUCESTER Mass, November 2sth.-
The bodies of two msn have been washed
ashore at Thatcher's Island. and are SUP
posed to be those Of ths nien lost fron, the
steamer Carroll. ''''
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
THE WHITE CAPS.

So-Called Regulatory Threatening Fur
ther Outrages in Ohio.
TOLEDO, November 2Sth.-A sensation is
caused in this section over the discovery
that the White Gaps. who have heretofore
confined their ravages to Southern and
Central Ohio and In diana, bad extended
their operations to Northwestern Ohio. All
over trees near the home of Ex-Governor
Foster, at Fosteria, was discovered yester-
day notice warning all men who are in
the habit of getting drunk and abusing
their families and failing to provide for
them properly, that unless they amend
their ways they will receive visit from
the White Caps.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29

otism and love Of country, and to foster
and maintain true Democratic principles in
the administration OF the Governme
both State and national. and secure pure
simple and efficient administration of the
same, and to resist with all our might any
and every -ncroachment upon the constitu-
honal rights and liberties of the people,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
FIVE MURDERS.
An Epidemic of Murder in Quiet Min
nesOta Town.

.
nesOta Town.
REDWOOD FALLS MINI J, November 2Sth
This city is in an uproar of excitement
and the whole Of Redwood county is in 3
ferment Five murders have occurred in q
short space of time, the last of them being
on Saturday night, when the body of Frank
Dodge, mutilated in horrible manner. was
found at the roadside.
The people of Morton, the village where
Dodge lived, were greatly wrought up over
the Dodge murder and Sheriff Mead
was warned to look out for trouble last
night. The Sheriff had arrested Clifton
Holden, cousin of young Dodge, and see.
ing the coming storm hurried his prisoner
aboard train and took him to New Ulm,
the county seat of Brown county.
Holden made an affidavit that while
driving'from Morton, Dodge shot himself,
and that he drove along with the body
several miles and hid it, fearing that he
would be suspected. Nobody believes bis
story.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
THE COMING STATES.
Chairman Springer Favors the Admission
of Four Territories.

Va 4tTTltOTlebs
WASHINGTON, November 2sth.-.Chair-
man Springer, of the Committee on Terri
tories, said to-day: ave are going to try
very hard to pass bill admitting to the
Union the Territories of Washington, Mon
tana, Dakota and New Mexico, and we
shall certainly pass the Oklahoma bill at
once. The next House will undoubtedly
be Republican by small majority, aud l
suppose the Republicans of both the House
and Senate would have no objection to
Strengthening that majority. The admis-
sion of these Territories would do that.
The Territories would be States in time to
elect Senators and Representatives to the
Fifty first Congress, and Montana, Wash
ington and Dakota are Republican. The
Senate may insist on division of Dakota,
and such action would probably block
matters for a while. l am in favor of any
reasonable compromise"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
A MISSING CREW.

PRovINcEroN (Mass.), November 28th.-I
The steamer Nickerson has arrived and re-
ports having picked up on the Middle
Bank to-day the schooner NJ. J. A. Moore
son, of Shelburne, N. S., which had been
abandoned. Only her bow and after house
are above the water. The fate of the crew
is mystery, but they were probably
washed oyel board during the gale.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
DEMOCRATS SURPRISED.
The West yirginis supreme Court Refuses
to Stop q Count.

CHARLESTON CIV. Va.), November 2Sth.-
The Supreme Court to-day refused the at
torneys for Fleming the Democratic candi-
prevent the County Court from counting
Lewis Precinct, in which, it was said. the
election officers were not sworn in accord
ancs with the law. The decision is one
that was not expected by the Democrats.
and in consequence the Republicans claim
they have gained an important step in the
recount of the county.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
STRICTLY PARTISAN.
Organization of Democratic veterans'
Association In Indiana

Hssocioion Ia AnulAna-
INDIANAPOLIS, November 28th.-A meet
ing. was held tonight at the Hendricks
Club-rooms by some three-score Democratic
Veterans. at which an organization was
perfected, to be known as the Democratic
soldiers and Sailors Veteran Association
of Indiana. This organization is the result
of what Is termed the revolt against the G..
A. K. The object of the new Association
Is set forth In the following preamble to
their constitution and bylaws:
The purpose of this Association shall
be TO inculcate the true principles of patri-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
THE BEER TROUBLE.
Only Thirteen Out of Nearly Thousand
Go Ont.

New YORK, November 2S.h.-The antici-
pated lockout of the employees of the ale
breweries has, it is said, been avoided.
The Association of Bosses this evening an
nounced that all of their employees have
pledged themselves not to contribute to
any organization engaged in the boycott,
and the association resolved that any man
breaking the pledge will be discharged Ii
was stated by the Secretary that only thir-
teen out of 744 men had quit work.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
GROSS FRAUDS.
West Virginia Candidate's Name
Scratched After the First Count

Scratched After the First Count.
WHEELING CIV. W, November 2Sth-A
sensation was caused to-day by the affida-
Wits of the election officers made in Court
that the ballots cast in Wetzel county, on
which the name of Atkinson, the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, was now
found scratched, were not scratched when
first counted. The Republican Chairman,
Cowden, conferred with Quay at Pittsburg
to-day
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
HE COULDN'T HELP 1T.
The Pistol Went OF, and the Bullet Had
To Gn SOM atvhara

ATLANTA (Ga.), November 2Sth.-Ton
Cobb Jackson. who was booked to fight d
duel with Morris Brandon, on Saturday
but did not, while prscticing in shooting.
gallery tonight shot himself through the
feet
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
BUNNY's FRIEND.
A Jack-Rabbit Coursipg Match stopped
In the East.

In the East.
New YORK, November 2Sth.-August
Belmont, Jr., and several others officially
connected with the Hemstead Coursing
Club, were arrested and brought into Court
to-day on complaint of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, the oc-
casion being the opening of the second
meeting on the new grounds at Garden
City. The prisoners were paroled until
Friday. The meeting was attended largely
by fashionables, who are sgog at the turn
the matter has taken.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
a JUVENILE RIPPER" "

London Boy Charged With Commit
ting Fiendish Murder.
LONDON, November 2Sth. = The boy
named Husband, eleven years old. who
first give notice of the discovery of the boy
Searle, found dying in the streets OF Havant
yesterday morning, with his throat cut,
has oesn arrested for the murder. The
crime was undoubtedly committed in imi-
taiion of Jack, the Ripper"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
A HARD OUTLOOK.

Without Means of Support.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sth.- From
December 1st all the coal mines in tie
Monongahela Valley will he closed for an
indefinite period. Over 5000 miners and
hundreds of river men will be without en-
ployment. They and their families, num-
bering altogether probably not less than
10000 or 25,0OO persons, will be without
means OF support
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29

IIVuIsJ 20 . 'llllI5 O'v 90 . q g. SUNNY DtO
j.. Gail or address z. Roscoe AcNulty, n D..
No. II Kearny St. San Francisco. Cal.
as- Beware of ell persons who under an pre-
tense try to lead or .steerp you tc other doctors
MI tf.oripSw
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
Terrible Result of an Explos,or

LoNDoY, November 2Sth Eleven per.
sons were killed and l75 injured by the ex-
piosion of boiler at Kinesma, 10 Central
Russia, to-day
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
WISTAR'S BALSAH on WILD CHERRY
DR.. MCNULTY.

This EMINENT SPECIALIST
cures Private Chronic
and Nervous Diseases
with absolute certainty.
syphilis, Gonorl'haaa.
Glaet, Structure, YOUTH
fnI FoIlies, NcTS eas
Debiiity,Seminal Weak
ness. Lost NiSor and
Manhood, Prostafit.s and
ell special Bladder and
X iQn ey Troubles 5eSi-
fire'g cured. He has made
these Diseases a alife-sfIdr.
Question List and Es.ok
"Life's Secret Errors
Free to all who write him
the nature of their trclblc-
Patients treated at ifane.
Terms reasonable. ConsaI-
tation Free and Confidential.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
AN Evcrr .nnr occnrrenea-


LONDON, November 2Sth.-Valery Wide
mann, German governess, has brought
suit against Robert Horace Walpole. heir
presumptive to the Earldom of Oxford tor
10000 damages for breach of promise and
libel. She alleges that Walpole met her in
Bulgaria and made her an offer of marri-
age. He thea betrayed her and afterwards
discarded her, and now repudiates the ma
ternity of her child.
The Proposed French Defenses.
PARIS, November 2Sth. - The Budget
Committee of the Chamber of Deputies. be-
fore approving the extra budget of l.OO0.-
100000 francs foi the proposed defense
works, have decided to interrogate NJ. De-
freycinct, Minister of War on the necessity
of the works, and NJ Peytral, Minister of
Finance, on extent Of resources already
available.
A Palpable Hit, by George.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-Henry George.
in speech at Glasgow this evening, said
the feeling of the country was against buy
ing out the British landlords. If it was
good to use the national credit TO enable
countrymen to buy their own land, why
was it not good TO use tile national credit to
enable townsmen TO buy their own.houses?
Riotous Strikers in Belgium.
BRUSSELS, November 2Sth-In the min
ing districts in Belgium, where the strikes
are in progress, bands Of armed strikers
are making demonstrations, and the nine
owners fear their property will he de-
stroyed
A Real Philsnthropist.
VIENNA. November 2Sth-Baron Hirsch
has donated 100000 for the establish
ment and maintenance CT schools for Jews
II Galicia and Bukenia.
Non-sectarian Victory.
LONDON, November 2Sth.-The school
elections result in net gain of three seats
to the advocates of non-sectarian education.
Bright Has Relapse.
LONDON. November bright bad
slight relapse this evening. His breathing
is difficult and his cough exhausling
An Internal Machine.
DUBLIN, November 28 h.-An internal
machine exploded in shop boycotied 5y
the trades in KilTush. No one was hurt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
Chesper rb.n p.y,og s,,.r,

MINNEAPOLIS, November 2sth.-Robert
Downing, the actor, was married to his
leading lady, Miss Engenie Blair, this even
ing.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
CANADA.

Another American BoodIer Tourist Al
lowed to be Extradited.
OTTAWA (Ont), November 2Sth.-J W.
Hathaway Sheriff of Lewis and Clark
county, Mont. has left for the Northwest
Territory with the necessary papers to ob-
tain possession of George GodiD, 'r Coden,
in custody there, G0din escsYed from
Helena, NJ. T.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
UNDESIRABLE REsIDENrs.

Russian and italian Roughs Engage in a
Bloody Riot.
MOUNT CARMEL (Pa.), November 2Sth-
Two gangs of Russian and Italian miners
between whom there has existed bitter
feud for months, met on the streets of
Mount Carmel to-day, and for an hour a
bloody riot followed Several ON both
sides were stabbed, and the injuries of An
drew Scaroriki, Anthony Sacki and John
Garlic may prove fatal The authorities
have arrested the rioters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
STILL AN OPEN QUESTION.
Prospect of the swrtchmeo's Strike Being
Resumed.

Resumed.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 2Sth - The
switchmen's sSike, which looked to be in
fair way for an early settlement a few
days ago, and was declared ended yester-
day, has taken another turn. A committee
of engineers and firemen has now been ap-
pointed to confer with the Superintendents
and request an arbitration, and if they re-
fuse, it is believed all the engineers and
firemen will go out.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
Political Differences That Endanser the

Political Differences That Endanger the
Alliance.
BERLIN, November 2Sth-The Cologne
Gazette, alluding 10 the reported differences
between Prince Henry OF Reuss German
Embasssdor at Vienna, and Count Won
Iaage, the Austrian Prime Minister, saws
that Germany regards with ever-incl easing
disquiet the strength and significance of
these Austrian parties, which are af
heart hostile to the German alliance.
The Post, discussing the situation in
Austria, expresses fear that the influence
OF Germany is seriously threatened and
that the alliance is endangered.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
THE M'cuLLorGH BUST.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sth. = The
bust of John Mccullough, the dead TRACE
dian, IN the character of "VirginiEs,n was
unveiled at Mount Moriah Cemetery this
afternoon, in the presence of distinguished
company OF members of the his,ricnic pro-
fession and friends of the actor.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE POPE SHAKES HIS FIST ATT
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Henry George at Giasgow-Coolness
Between Austria and Germany
The Parnen Inquiry.
GEsMANY AND AUSTRIA,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcOED-Us1os.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
HOME AFFAIRS.
SUPPOSED LOSS OF A SCHOONER
AND FORTY LIVES.
Another New Labor Movement
Electric Lights for Cruisers
The Dynamiters-Etc.
HOME AFFAIRS.
PANIC IN A SCHOOL.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oN.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29

WASHINGTON, November 2Sth.-Assist-
ant Secretary of the Interior Muldrow has
revised the decision of the Land Commits
sioner in suspending the final proof and
holding for cancellation of w. j. Pollard's
pre-emption cash entry for three tracts of
land in the Susanville (Cal.) Land District
He has affirmed the decision of the Land
Commissioner in holding for the cancella-
ton of Clara E. Rich's pre-emption cash
entry to three tracts in the Humboldt Dis
trict.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
HONoRs TO GENius.
Monuments to sheridan, the Warrior,
and Mccullough, the Tragedian.

and Mccullough, the Tragedian.
WASHINGTON, November 2Sth.-Samuel
Kitzen, the sculptor, is engaged upon a
monument for the tomb of General Sheri-
dan in the Arlington Cemetery. The monu-
ment is to be a monolith of granite, with
three sides entirely plain. Upon the fourth
side, looking toward the city, is to be por-
trait bust OF General Sheridan in bas reliei
of bronze. The bust is to be surrounded by
wreath of laurel on one side representing
victory, and of palm on the other repre-
senting peace. Back of the bust is to be
the Generals headquarters flag.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
The Alleged Railroad Clearinghouse.

Midgely said to-day, concerning the pro-
posed railroad clearing house, that the plan
was only one of many that was considered,
and will not be adopted, as it differs but
little from the Western Freight Associa-
ton. The meeting, he said, was of men
who owned railroad property, and desired
| some revenue from it which il had not
yielded for some time.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-29
will Hardly Make It.

NEW YORK, November 2Sth.--Oldrieve.
who walked across East river to-day, pro-
poses to attempt to walk across the English
channel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

ness according to "The London World Tho sans
journal remarks: 'Our James, with his merry men.
put IN an unexpected appearance the other nlgnt ~
The galleries Of Sur0lkst 10 perceive me resu's VI
the effort I'm the other direction, he SAID. a. ne JOY
ously scanned the walls An adminng group ~
Ancenis we're standing before the Tiny Leighton IA
Che place Of honor In the large room. quite "a
qulsiep they cried. A gem really a gem tcs.,
said the president leaning fOrw ard win his hah-
gerous smile Of appreciation like diamond IN me
sly =" But the mot Is not renal ksDle Tor prn@hsy-
"The Pail Mall Gazette hears that MI Rushn
while at Venice visited many Of his favotc hsun's
and monuments IN the congenial company OF MISS
Dorothy Tenant who is painting there. Mr. Rushins
Is gratifying learn, expressed himself very favor-
ably on the manner In which the restoration OF ms
Doces Palace has been conducted" The LONDON
WORLD notes that Madrszo Is at work upon Two
large pictures IN HIS studio near the arc de PFiois
IN Paris The larger represents the return OF toinn-
bus after discovering America and i being rsinteh Dy
order for the Spanish Senate. The second canvas j.
fullcngh portrait OF the Queen Regent Christina 10
Is probable both pictures viii be AZ rho Paris
lists are working double tides and which promises ="
be wonderful show Of painting and art WORK gsner-
aly' The same Journal tells an amusing story OF 80
collectors, tie late Mr.. Quilter and me
late Mr.. Leaf, who held frequent discussions
regarding the comparative value Of the courc.
tiOns Of pictures. " They stanch friends ana
keen rivals, each endeavoring TO excel the other,
death # said that Mr. Quier could not rest gntiI
he had settled the question az stake by the sale OF as
gallery At all events, he sold his pictures, only
~ begin collecting again.