Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-02

and Ben Ali, ll6 and Gueun ard Hidalgo
10 In the Sheepshead Bay handicap,
hanover gels l30 pounds, the top weight
Noiante next lB, Firepzi 10, Ben Ali
1lo, Guenn l16, and Hidalgo l15 In the
! Brooklyn handicap Bard and Hanover
each get the top weight, 125 pounds
| NolaDte I'D, Ben Ali add F'irenzi each ia
New Western Railway.
! DENVER. February 1st-Articles incor-
porahng the Chicago, Rock Island and
Colorado Railway, with capital of So
| OOO,OOO, were filed with the Secretary of
State to-day by Joel f. Vail, Fl. Grifiths,
| Harlon p. Parmelee Charles w Belts and
Henry f. Jolly, of Denver. The road
runs from the eastern boundary of Ebert
| county, where it will connect with the
( chicago, Kansss and Nebraska Railway.
west 10 Colorado Springs From this point
branches will be run north and south to
| Denver and Pueblo
= Senseless Strike.
/ CINCINNATI February 1st.-Three thou
sano men, women and girls employed in
shoe manufacturing were locked out by
tnelr employees to-day. The wages of twelve
girls were kept back by one firm, on the
ground that by mistake in figuring out
their work they had been oyerpaid. Their
fellow-workmen took up the girls cause,
| and when the firm refused to see the com
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claim that by agreement they could only
treat with the general Com mittee on Wages.
| Dsna's Conundrums.
ICopyigt, 1855, By he Efornia Associqted Pre,.l
New YORK, February 1st.-A Suns edi-
| torlai says Has Cleveland a monopoly of
| me right to be Democratic candidate for
President? Is it sin to doubt his CAPACITY
to administer the affairs of Government
Tor the greatest possible public benefit
Is II an otfense against good morals to sup
| port Hill, Randall Hewitt, Coleman or anv
| other conspicuous Democrat in preference
| to Cleveland?
A Good Bill Killed.
lcoPyigm, 1885, byE.e California Associqtstt Preis
| ALBANY, February 1st.-The bill aimed
| at Chinese laundries By Sullivan of New
| York was killed to-day, receiving only
few votes. This was the bill proVidi g
that laundry receipts should be written in
the English language The legislators
were humorously inclined, and suggested
| that the bill endangered relations with
friendly power.
Tammany Against Trusts.
lCopyigt, 1885, byhe diiforaia Associted PressI
New YORK, February 1st-Tammany
Hall is this afternoon taking hand in
| the preparation of measure 10 send To
1
committee has prepared bill forbiddins
the formation OF trusts and pools, based on
| the measure introduced into Congress by
Rayner of Maryland.
| Women Customs Officers.
Copyright, 1888, blythe CalfoT7lia Associated 'ress
| New YORK, February 1st.-One hundred
| young women applied to the Civil Service
| Commission to-day to be examined for the
| position OF 1nspectress in the New York
| Custom House. The position is worth So
per day. There are no vacancies. This is
the largest class ever assembled here.
| The Telephone Case.
Copyright, 1888, the California associated Pressl
NEW YORK, February 1st-A Washing
ton special says that an Associate Justice of
| the Supreme Court is authority for the
| statement that the decision in the famous
| telephone case will be rendered probably
one week from Monday next.
| A Demand for Border Rumans.
CHARLESTON (W v, February 1st-Gov-
ernor Wilson issued acquisitions on Gov
ernor Buckner, OF Kentucky, for Tom
| Chambers, Andy Vadney, Selkirk Mccoy,
l.. ID. McCoy, Moses Christian, David Ma
| hone, ID. ID. Malone and Plant Malone.
the citizens of Logan county, who are al
| legged to have been in the recent border
| feud.
Fidelity Bank Director Arrested.
CINCINNATI (Ohio) February 1st.-Eu-
| gene Zimmerman, formerly a Director of
| the Fidelity National Bank, who was in
| Europe when indicted by the United States
Grand Jury tor completely in transactions
III that bank, has returned. This morning
he went before Judge Sage, pleaded not
| guilty, and gave bonds in $4,000.
Tie Chesapeake ana Ohio.
| New YoRK, February lst-A conference
IS being held between President Ingalls,
Big -Four road and c. p Huntingdon It
! IS sal9 that they are arranging to take the
! Chesapeake and Ohio out of the hands of
the receiver, and as soon as that rs accom-
| pllshed ingalls, will be made President of
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Wholesale Seizure of Liquors.
DEs MONIES iowa, February Ist.-Un-
der decision Of Judge Given, that permits
to sell liquor for legal purposes can be used
only by persons to whom issued, the stock
| OF every wholesale liquor firm in this CITY
was to-day seized. Each firm does business
under company title, and the Judges rul-
| ing torbids such latitude.
Cold-BlOOded Assassination.
VIcKsBURG tMiss.) February Ist.-E.
Short, the railroad agent at Knoxville, was
assassinated to-day. The assassin fred
through his window. Shorts daughter
and wife were il the room with him, and
| his wife was shot in the back.
Cremation at Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, February lst.-The remains
of DR.. Frank Weizeli, The Chicago suicide,
were cremated to-day. Five pounds of
ashes were taken from the retort. The
process Of incineration occupied three
hours.
California Honey.
ICergrigit, lSSS, by tie California issoel.ed FsessI
New YORK, February Ist-A carload of
California honey, white and amber, has
just been received here. The price is not
quoted yet.
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