Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-22
lCePyri0h, 1885, by the California Associated Pres,

hCdlly WITHOUT piaceS 10 entertain It's guests
Dixey's Adonis Company has arrived, but
are without accommodations.
Actors Fund to be Distributed.
NEW YORK, May 21st.-Robert B. Roose-
velt, w. J. Florence, Joseph Proctor. The
odore Moss, J. II. Stoddard, John Gilbert,
George Becks. VIM. r. Denham and VIM.
Warren have petitioned the Supreme
Court for voluntary dissolution of the
Dramatic (American) Fund Association.
Elliot Sanford was appointed to-day ref
cree in the matter. The petitioners say the
property of the Association is insufficient
to meet the demands of the subscribers and
beneficiaries. They recommend a distri-
button of the fund, which amounts to $55,-
900, among the annuitants.
The Pennsylvania Democracy.
Copyright, 1888. BY the California Associated Press,
HARRIsBURs (Pa.). May 21st.-Congress-
man Scott said tonight that the Democratic
State Convention would not indorse Cleve-
lands tariff policy, but would urge the pas
sage of the Mills bill. The Convention, he
says, will choose delegates-at-large as fol-
lows: VIM. L. Scott, Lewis G. Cassidy,
VIM. Mutcheley and Charles E. Boyle.
Judge Bucher will probably be nominated
for Supreme Court Judge.
The Maine Democracy.
tCopyi0ht. 1883. by e CaI or7,ia Associated Press
AUGUSTA (Me.), May 21st.-The Demo.
cratic Convention in session here will prob
Louis: Payson Tucker, Arthur Sewell, l..
G. Allen and James Tobin. There are
many candidates for Governor. A. G..
Street, leading LAWYER of Portland, seems
to be ahead, with Hon. w. l.. Putnam of
Portland second.
The Blaine-Depew Interview.
TCopyOat. 1888. by the California Associated P,ess
BUFFALO, May 21st.-Powell Young, cor
respondent of the EreRing News, who fur
nished the Genoa interview with Blaine,
indorsing Depew, now here, writes letter
to the Nesos declaring the report of the in
terview authentic and as faithful as could
be remembered five minutes after the
speech.
The May Festival az Cincinnati.
tcopyight, 1885, by ae California associated Press
CINCINNATI, May 21st.-One every side
are flags, banners, pictures of the great
musical composers. and decorations with
out number. Fourth street is a sea of
bunting, all because of the May festival
which opens tomorrow night. All the
musicians are now here. The hotels are
crowded.
More Trouble In the Coal Regions.
SHAMoKIN (Pa.), May 2lst.-The slate
pickers at the Henry Clay shaft, number
ing 300, struck this morning for the dis
charge of the foreman and the reinstate-
of the discharged under-boss. In copse-
quence of the strike three collieries, owned
by the Reading Company, are affected, and
5000 men are idle.
A Trust for Preserved Fruits
Copyright. 1883. By the California Associated Pressl
PIrTsBURG, May 2lst.-A trust, composed
of all the manufacturers of fruit preserves
in the United States, has been organized
1t is claimed that competition has been so
active that many have lost money, and the
combination appears necessary to maintain
remunerative prices for goods.
Seventy Horses suffocated.
ICopvi0h, 1855. blythe California associated Fress.
CHICAGO, May 21st.-This morning fire
partially destroyed A. NJ. Forbes barn al
102 West Monroe street. Seventy horses
were suffocated. Two families lived over
the barn. John Fearon, with five children,
was nearly suffocated. One child is thought
to be dead
. Expected Strike at Pittsburg.
Copyright, 1888. by The California associated Fressl
PIrTsBURG, May 21st.-A strike against a
reduction of wages ordered by the National
Tube Works at McKeesport is probable
The workmen are required to give an
answer to the company by Wednesday. A
strike will affect nearly 1900 men.
hot Josie Mansfield.
Copyright, 1883, 6yt the California Assscat>d Press
BEVERLY IN. J.l, May 2lst-The report
that the body of the celebrated Josie Mans
field, OF Fiske-Stokes notoriety, was buried
here last Sunday is untrue. 1t was that ol
Mrs. Sarah Williams, late resident of De-
lance.
Another Doodle Trial.
NEW YORK, May 2lst.-The jury for the
trial of Thos. Kerr, charged with the
bribery of Alderman Fullgraff to secure a
franchise for street railroad on Broadway
was completed to-day and the opening
argument on behalf of the people made.
A Deserted Woman's Desperation.
Icopyi0ht, 1885, by The California Associated Press,
PHILADELPHIA, May 21st.-Maggie Nc
Cullough, a handsome woman, Jumped of
the Girard Avenue bridge, over 100 fee
high. to the water. She was rescued after
a terrible struggle. She attempted suicide
because deserted by her lover.
Kaided by Burglars.
Copyright. 1885, by the Cai.fornia associated Press
WALTHAM Mass J, May 21st.-The sum
mer residence of August Flagg, the million
aire banker, was entered by burglars las
night, who secured gold watch and cash
silverware and jewelry amounting to So, 600
Blaine's Declination Final.
fCopyoh. 1888. BY the California As,ociated Press
CHICAGO, May 21st.-J. S. Clarkson sale
fn-Gau ho holiouad rot in 1aoc hon, tor
days the public would be made aware in &
convincing fashion that Blaine's declina
ton was final.
The vilest May Return.
lCepyigat, 1885, BY the California Assocdted Press
MoRELAsD (Ky.). May 21st.-Augburr
Bridgewater, leader of a notorious band O
guerillas during the war and since of law
less aesperadoes joined the Baptist church
yesterday.
etrike of Sectionmen.
NEBRASKA CITY (Neb), May 21st-Tht
.ectionmen along the line of the Missouri
Pacific struck to-day on account of reduc
ton from 81 so to 81 25 per day. Abou
fifty men are out here.
Most Likely He Has.
PIrTsBuRG, May 2lst.-Peter J. Quinn
bookkeeper for Chris. Dixon g. Co, con
IdCtOIs, VIII ntS Dttu lliSSlIlS SEVERAL udys
Is short in his accounts $4,000. 1t is be
lieved he has gone to Canada.
yarioloid at Colby University.
TCopyiga, 1sss. sytts calforsia Associated Press
WATERvILLE (Me.). May 2lst.-Two stu
dents in Colby University have well-defne6
cases of varioloid. One is the son of Mayor
Foster, of Waterville.
Death of a State Official.
Icoppigh 1855. BY tie California Associaied Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 21st.-Colonel A
L. Wilson Norris, Auditor General of tn,
State, died this morning, after an illness O
several weeks.
Samuel and His Doodle Marks
BosToN, May 2lst.-Samuel Marx. wht
arrived in this city two months ago, wa
arrested to-day charged with forging ;
draft in Germany for 10000 marks.
Louisiana's New Governor.
| BATON ROUGE, May 2lst. = Goyerno
Nichols was inaugurated oday.