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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
Boy Fatally Wounded.

city for the last thirty years. He was the first
cisco in 1850.
a Boy Fatally Wounded.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 2ith-Howard Lind
sey, young lad employed by 5. c. Partridge, 3
dealer IN Photographic supplies ut SO CONNER
ca! stfeet, was fatally injured this forenoon
while experimenting with a hashlight pistol
used for taking pictures at night
Run Down by a Train.
tooP"Sd, lSSs, ty the California associated Press
EAPA, October 2ith.-The train for san Fran
cisco ran over horse and buggy at Union Sta
tion this afternoon, killing the horse and smash
ing up the buggy. The three lady occupants
escaped with slight injuries.
Railroad Accident.
RT COSTA, October 9th. - Especial. -
While an overland excursion train was being
run of the ferry-boat this afternoon the second
section crashed into the rear the first severely
1hjuring several passengers, but none fatally.
Distillery Burned at Calistoga.
tCoPyiga, 1885, by Tie Cali oyniG Associated Press,
CALIsToGA, October 2ith.-The new distillery
and its contents belonging to George Long, of
San Francisco. were destroyed by fire here this
morning. Loss, S12 0O0; insurance, s., ,0J0.
Death from Morphine.
lCoPWfgd, 1855, 6y The California associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, October 24th.-M. C. Kelly, for
merry OF Sallnas, oled here this morning from
an overdose OF morphine, taken to cause sleep.
Death of a Butte Pioneer.
lCcpyig, 1856, JyBte Cali orq,ia AssociateR Press.
0ROvuLE, October 2ith.-Dr. James Green.
one of our prominent citizens and a pioneer
resident of this county, died this evening
Death of Pioneer Citizen.
tCopgT9, 1885, by tie California isSocictez Press,
FoET JONES. October 24th.-George W. Heard.
a pioneer citizen and large farmer and stock
raiser of this county, died last night.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
Deed of Trus. OF ass.ooo, GOO,

The San Francisco B,uietis of October oath
says: To-day there was filed at the Recorders S
Office deed of trust by the Southern Pacific
Company to the Central Trssst Company of New
York, conveying TO the latter eli the property of
the railroad company, also all the property of
the branch roads which have been amalga-
mated with It. to secure the payment of a mort
gage of SSSOO0, COO. Tho deed of trust says that
the branch roads have turned over all their
property 10 the Southern Pacific, and that the
southern Pacific assumes all the debts and lis~
bilities; and to secure the payment of this moit-
gage the Southern Pacific Company is going n
issue $500 81, 600 bonds. To secure these bonds
the company VIII create q sinking fund. After
the year lS9S they are TO pay $4,000 per month
out of the net qcome of the railroad, ssnd con,
tinue that " 4iil the debt is paid
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
Reunion Of Survivors of fhe Old Steven
son REGIMENT

NEYsYenK, October 2tth.-Just fortH3ears ago
to-day the survivors of Colonel Jonathan ID. Ste
venson's First Regiment of New Yo-k VOlun-
teers were mustered oit Of service by First Lieu
tenant William I. Sherman, at Monterey, Cal.
In memory of that evart the members of the
regiment still living sat down TO a -sunion din
ner at Martinellfs, on, IA tn avenue tonight.
Many m4n of prominence throughout the coun-
try were at the ban1uet, and letters of regret
were received from General william 7. Sher-
man, Re9r-Admiral Ghezerdi, Colonel Jonathan
D. Stevenson and o.aers. Addresses were made
by MaioT-General Stewart Van Welt, Judge
Demas Strong formerly Mayor ef Sacramento)
and Ed. NJ. kennedy.
Colonel Stevensoas who resides- in San Fran
cisco, received conmaad OF the oelebrated regi-
ment from President Polk, and when the Nexi-
carSwaY broke cut was ordered to California
with 900 men, Tao OF whom where but twenty
one years old. There are but 200 of the old
regiment still aliye. Colonel Stevenson being
the oldest-eighty-nine yea'S, OF age. He re-
Gently at the request of the raemDersef the
society in New Tork, sent a. address, irswhich
lie bids farewell 10 his old cgsarades, an (which
was read at the banquet.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
The london Times" Case Weaker Ey,
than was Supposed.

The london "Times" Case Weaker Even
than was Supposed.
LoSse October 24th.-Before TIE Parneu
commission to day ParnelFs counsel. Russell
demanded the production of the letters written
by Dlllon, BIggar and other members sf Pariia-
ment, concerning which Ames. the Times solici-
TOR. mad bied atkdavits. The 7srnes received the
documents from an American named Roherts
ana some had proved bogus, ard therefore had
not been used in the 0'DonnelI case. The ad.
mission that somebody was supplying the Times
with forged letters, had direcs bearing-upon
the Parnell -Egan forgeries. The docIfnents
must, therefore. be produced
Ihe Court ordered their production
Russel then asked for particula rs from Chas
Parnell and others
Justice Hannen said the Court was of the opin--
were required.
Michael Davitt claimed the right and had 60.
cured permission TO appear for himself
"A general impressiOn is growing that the,
Times case is weaker even than its enemies
imagined and that the task confided tothe At
torney- General is beyond his powers. Should
ne continue at his present speed smother week
will not see the end OF his speech.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
pon,l Give Up the ship.

Yo7 have been told that consumption is.
incusable; that when tie lungs are at
tackled by this terrible malady. the sufferer
is Last all help. and the end is mare ques
ton of time. You have noted with alarm
tie unmistskable SIMPSONS of the disease;
yon have tried all manner Of so-called
cures in vain, and you are now desponGenh
and preparing for tho worst. Rat you don t
give up the ship whafe DR.. Plerce's Geldeo
Medical Discovery remains gntiiea. Il is
not a cure-all, nor will it pesSorm miracles,
bnt IL has cured thousands of cases OF con-
sumption, in lis earlier stages, where all
other means had failed. Try it, and obtain
new lease os life.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
AGAIN ON THE STUMP.
Judge Thurman Starts Out on Political
Tour in His Own State

CINcINNATI, October 2Ith.-Judge Thurman,
with his son Allen w, few friends and
couple of newspaper men, started on another
political tour from Columbus this afternoon.
About one hundred residents of Mount Sterling
greeted the Judge, who bowed 10 them from his
window without leaving his chair Tafna gave
somewhat novel style of demonstration Fully
one hundred school children were on the plat
form, and they INDUCED in rivalry to see
whether Thurman or Harrison would be cheered
the most heartily.
At Wilmington upwards of one hundred people
gave cordial greeting. No speech was made
the Judge simply explaining that lack of time
would Lot permit of speec1.
On The arrival of the train in this CITY couple
of hundred people eheered at the sight of the
'Old Roman" The Judge was at once driven
to hotel, where he held an informal reception
duIing the evening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25

Mayor to issue notes of the city to the amount
OF s20O,OO0 to relieve the financial embarrass-
ment.
Runors as to Axworthy's whereabouts are
Canada -
A; b. Conkey, AXwOrthy's business manager
declares positively that AxwortEy was not a
speculator as has been asserted. He saw all of
!AaxwoIthys correspondence, and knows that
the latter lost no money in wheat.
DETECTIVES CLOSE UPON AxwoRTHY.
MONTREAL, october 24th.-Axworthy the oh
Sconding Treasurer of Cleveland O.. left here
by mail steamer to-day The detectives were
too late to capture him here, but have tele-
The steamer leaves there at o'clock in the
morning tor LIVERPOOL
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
All ToeEDaER.

Engineers, 3iremen, swkichmeD, Brake.
men an& Conductors Pool Issues.
Copyright. 1sss, by he Colorsda AssccGsed Press.
RICHMOND (ya.), ORtabe- 24th-,Articles of,
confederation were signed here last Saturday
uniting in one assoc sation the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive. Engineers Firemens Switchmen
and Brakenen. The Tn on OF Railroad Con
ductors. ( it has not already signed. Will un-
doubtedlg do so. u is understood that the title
of the now organization is The National Eader-
alton OF Railroad Empioyes."
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
The Austrian 8adset.
TIE Great Colliers, Strike,
y LIFETIME AGO.

PARIS. October 2ith.-Fatti will create The 70
of Juliet in Gounods opera
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
WAAc THAT AXE DAkk.
New Plan for Running Chinese Across
the Mexican Border.

New Plan for Running Chinese Across
the Mexican Border.
tCopTi9 1885, by the California 4ssocilrted Prsssl
Ell PAso, October 2ith.-Fung Sing, a prorni-
nent member of the Chinese colony, is getting
quite numerous here He has applied to the
County Clerks office for papers declaring his
intention TO become an American citizen. He
states that he was born in San Francisco thirty
years ago; that he was taken to China when 5
years old, and brought back to the United States
by his parents when 10 years old. He has lived
i'll California and El Paso ever since.
The County Clerk refused to issue the papers
until he could obtain proper legal advice. Fung
Sing asked to be sworn to an affidavit reciting
the above facts. This was done on paving the
proper fees, and, receiving certified affidavit,
Sing departed Tor some point i'll Mexico on the
Mexican Central Railroad.
A plan is on foot among the Chinese in El
Paso, New Mexico and Arizona TO obtain similar
certificates that viii enable the one holding
them to come into the United States from any
point in Mexico.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
"rHE DRIVER STOPPED
n Lone Highwayman Holds Up Stage
coach Near Eerced.

,CopWgat. 1SSS, J3 tie Calfornia Associated Press.
MERGED, October 2frh = The Coulterville
stage, on its down trip to Merced was held up
by single robber three or four miles from the
MeTced county line this morning. on the stage
was Andy Reed, the driver, and ]. S. Carter,
superintendent OF the Red Cloud mine. The
robber hailed the driver at a distance of $50
yards, having his gun at an aim.
The driver not stopping when ordered, the
robber fired, a 45-caliber rifle bullet passing
through the dashboard between the knees Of
the driver and passenger, both being on the
front seat. going through valise and mail
pouch and smashing against Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S treasured box.
The driver stopped. The robber approached
and made both hold up their hands, He made
Carter turn his pants pockets inside out, drop
ing his money, $50, on the ground, which he
picked up aud walked away. He was masked,
and his clothes were covered with sacks
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
ANOTRER TIE UP.

A Strike Inaugurated on Certain Brook
Iyn Car Lines.
jCoprigt, 1855, by the alfoRHa associated Press,
NEW YORK, october 25th.-A M-District As
sembly No. 75 at midnight ordered tie-up of all
car lines operated by the CrosStown Railroad
Company in Brooklyn. The trouble is about the
discharge of certain employees by Superinten6-
ent Sullivan. More than iour hundred drivers
and conductors go ont
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
Charged with Libel.

SAN FEAScIso, October 24th--Jaraes Neil. a
Democratic politician, has caused the arrest Of
Thomas L. Williams OF the Post on a charge of
criminal libel, The paper alleged that Sell.
who was an Inspector OF Registration in ons of
the precincts had raudulently appended
names to the Register.
To-day Neil failed TO appear and swear 10 the
complaint, and Williams was discharged.
Accident Co a Party.
iCaPyig, 1Ssss by yGte California associated Iyessl
MODESTO, october 2ith-A vahicle containing
ten persons, returning from a Democratic meet
ing at Grayson last night, upset, throwing the
occupants ouE. Ben Duckea proprietor OF the
Brooklyn Hotel at Modesto, broke the bone OF
his right arm near the w-lst and two fingers
The rest of the party were slightly bruised.
Railroad Collision Near st. Helena.
scoPyI9at, 1885, blythe California A,seciated Press
ST. HELENA, October s4th-A regular and spe-
eial freight trains colided at Kipg S Station one
mile north of town, a. 23J this afternoon Both
engines were badly wrecked, but no one injured
The engineers and iiFemeR OF both trans es-
capped by jumping.
An Odd Character Gone.
MAEYsyILLE, October 2fth.-J. A. Mccormack,
better known as "&ac, the bill-poster'' died
vers suddenly lsst evening. He is known to all
the theatrical profession that has visited TIL.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
A DEMOCRAT AND PROTECTIONIST
Randall Says He Stands by His Party's
Platform of 1854.

NEW YORK, October 24th.-The veteran war
horse of protection. Samuel j. Randall of Penn
sylvania, speaks with no uncertain sound on
the issue that is now before the people In
letter to Nathaniel Mckay he says: II am stll
for the labor side of the tariff cause, In SEN
tence, am unalterably in favor of preserving
our American industrial system of covering by
duties, as declared in the Democratic platform
of 1884, the difference in labor and the cost of
production in this country and Europe, and in
this believe my position is in accord with that
of the founders of the Democracy. In my fealty
to my party l yield to no man; nor will
quietly allow my Democracy to bequestioned
in my presence
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
To PREVENT FRAUD.
Instructions tn the New York Police Re
garding Illegal Voting.

NEW YORK, October 4th.-Superintendent of
Ponce Murray this morning held a consultation
lratlon ana voting. He instructed them to do
everything possible to bring to justice all parties
violating the election laws. The captains win pro-
their correctness by house-to-house canvass,
including lodging houses, hotels and all places
from which the unusual number of persons are
registered. Inspector Byrnes will communicate
with the Chief of Police of other cities and keep
watch on colonizerS.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
AxwoaraY's BIG srEaL.
The City of Cleveland in Einanciall
Stranded Cnndirinn

CLEVELAND, October 2ith.-There are abous
S450000 belonging to the city deposited in half a
dozen banks, but the bondsmen OF Axworthy,
the defaulting Treasurer, have attached it, and
the result is tnat the city is bankrupt
Kaufman Hayes, member OF the Ccslacil
has been placed in charge of the office.
AT present there is only $500 in the city
vaults. When that is paid out, the Treasurer
Office will be closed for financial repairs.
The Board OF aldermen. at a Special meeting
tonight adopted resolution declaring thI
Office OF Treasurer vacant. and empowering tht
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
Union Pacific Officials.

BosroN, October 24th.-At the Union Pacific
Directors meeting to-day William H. Halcomb
was chosen Director vice Colgate resigned.
subsequently halcomb was chosen -Presi-
dent to succeed the late Thomas j. Potter as
Chief Executive of the affairs of the Union
Pacific, resident at Omaha. A. L. Kimball was
appointed General Manager, and C. B. Miller
Assistant General Manager. The President
stated that no changes in the organization were
concentrated
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
STUnP ELOQUENCE.
A Strong Array of Democratic Oratori-
Cal Talent in One Place


Cal Talent in One Place.
Copyright 1888, Gy Ire California Associated Press
MARYsvILLE October 2itb.-Clay W. Tavlor.
OF shasta; Prentiss Carpenter, OF ii Dorado;
Senator j. \. Filcher, of Auburn, and Judge c..
ID. Lindley, of Amador, addressed the Demo
cracy this evening.
ROAST OK AND PoIITIcS.
tcopW19t 1855. 63 The California Assoctated Press
GILRoY, October 2ith.-The barbecue Mt sar-
gents Station to-day was fair success Tim.
othy Guy Phelps and many county candidates.
were present, but there was no speaking. The
harrlson Battery was on hand, with the Fifth
intantry Band and the Phelps Gilroy Cadets
Mr. Phelps stays here tonight but does not
AT MODESTO.
ICopyfgae 1883. By The California A,socio I Press,
MODESTO, October 24th.--A large meeting to-
r. publican candidate for Congress. and s
Leyinsky, of Stockton.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
BRirIsH COLUMBIA
Arrival from Skeena River-A Wrecked
Steamer-E1e

fCopyrigi.- 1888, by the California Associated Pessl
VICTORIA, October 2lth--The steamer Sar-
donyx has arrived from Skeena river with
twelve thousand cases of salmon. The wrecked
Cariboo Fly, in Greenville Channel will proba-
bly, be fioated and towed to Victoria escargo
has been taken out and stored on the beach in
good order.
Lord Ennismore was left ashore at Knights
Inlet, where he win hunt big game
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
BOTH SIDES DETERMINED.
FULL OF SCHEMES.
Bouianger Now Wants the Chamber of
DEPUTIES Dissolved

PARIS, October 24th.-Boulanger, at a commit
tee meeting to-day expressed himself in favor
of the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies
and the convoking of Constitutional Assem-
bly,, which should be independent of the Ex-
ecutive's power and responsible to the country
1t should be the duty of the assembly to pre-
vent means which might lead to the establish
ment of Il Dictatorship.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
LEO'S PROTESTS.
The Pope Objects to Italy Claiming Rome
as Her Own Ca pitaI.

.CopVlgt, ISIS. Jyhe CaE.foI7la Associated Iressl
ROME, October 24th-The Pope to-day re-
ceived a thousand pilgrims from Naples In an.
address TO them he yehemently insisted on the
necessity for the restoration to the Holy See of
temporal power. He protested against Rome
being called the Capital of the Kingdom of
Italy. 1t was and ought to be recognized as the
Capital Of the Catholic world
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
A, BAD. ACCIDENT,
Two Men Fatally, and Several Others
Garsou.lv Tniurah

Il "o 1'heir IT t1th1'y, anu oeSbrai OInerB
Seriously Injured.
KANSAS CITY, October 2ith--While five men
were loading car with hay presses in the Mis-
souri, Pacific yards here this afternoon a freight
train backed up against the car with such vio-
lence as TO cause one OF the machines to toppie
over and bury all the worknen. Frank hill
and J. b. Strathburn were fatally injured, and
VIM. Foster sustained dangerous internal in
juries, while the other two men escaped with
severe bruises.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
NEVADA.
Two Showers OF the Queer Come to Grief
at Winnemucca.

at Ninnemucca.
Copyright 1855. by he California associate. Press.
WINNEMUccA, October 24th.-Two men, who
give the names of Joseph Sasoui and August
Ritz. were arrested here to-day for passing
counterfeit money, by Deputy Sheriff Nofsinger
they had 155 counterfeit standard dollars and
s92 IN good coin in their possession. They
passed about fifteen of the bogus collars in
town. They are in Jail awaiting the action of
the Federal authorities
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
THE OUTLOOK.

AIHIstef hHssOhs UpInion Kegarding
New York state.
CHICAGO, october 24th.- John A. Kasson.
formerly United States Senator from Iowa, and
Minister TO Brazil, arrived here last evening on
his way home from campaigning in New York.
Connecticut and New Jersey. He tried earn.
estly, he said. while in New York, to find out
the real facts of the political situation, and the
results satisfied him that the Republicans will
carry the State by majority that cannot be
overcome without great frauds The change TO
the Republican party amounted to revolution
among the laboriug people and the manufact-
urers.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
ELECTION BETS.

A Wali-Street Republican Laying Wagers
on harrison.
New YORK, October 24th-G. X. Clark. Jr
who ratified Wall street last Friday BY Offering
to bet $4,000 on Harrison to-day made several
bets much smaller in amount however The
principal wager was with Eddie Norton of
Henry Allen x Co., the amount being 81 100 ii-
vided into seven bets. First for $500 even on
the general result, and six Others of 500 each
on Connecticut. New York, New Jersey, Indiana
Illinois and California, Mr. Clark in each in.
stance taking the Republican side of the bet
he also bet sl00 with II. ]. Lathrop. 500 with
T. R. OEcott and s100 with w P CaggetG on the
general result.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
OREGON.
Fatai Accident to g Lumbermmn-Ris
Family Left Destitute.

Family Left Destitute.
Copyright 1aSS by The Ga, ,for'ia associated Iressl
HE DALLEs October 24th-L. Evans. work
mill, l6 miles from this ci Y, died last evening
from injuries received on Monday He was
working skidway when the tree fell, striking
another, which struck him on the head frac-
turing his skull. He was aged n years and
leaves wife and two children at Mosier in
this county, in destitute circumstances The
men working with him have subscribed SOS for
his family and for burial expenses
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The "QuacI<s' Paradise on the Isthmus
to be Broken Up.

~ 10 Cbs
Copyright, 1855, 5yGe California associated Press
PANAMA October 2lth.-Foryea the Isthmus
has been a quacks' paradise" as all the Off
of the worlds hospitals and drug
store found grace in the fever-haunted cities
and towns here. At last the Government has
grappled with the evil. Heavy fines or impris-
onment are provided for the first three olfenses
of practicing medicine, surgery or pharmacy
without being duly qualified. Fourth offenses
are punishable by expulsion from the Republic
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
BROKE HIS RECORD.
l.. D. Ross's Young Stallion StambouI
TrOts n Mile in g.1l 2a

SAN FRANCISCO, October 24th- Special. /
l. J. Roses stallion Stamboul. the winner Of tho
National stallion stakes, trotted a mile today
to beat his record of 2:l5. He succeeded, in
spite OF strong wind and an unfortunate
break he made on the third quarter in trotting
the mile in 2:1434. Two watches made the time
2l44, but the slowest time was taken to avoid
all question about the record
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
ONLY A DREAM,
The Ridiculous Manner In Which The
Crow-SinuN Sc-.ra Startad

ST. PAUL, October 24th---lt is learned thst the
scare at the Standing Rock Agency over the re-
ported uprising OF the Crows against the Sioux
proved groundless. Eh0ss-Head, an obscure
medicine man and y orthless indian, e,aimed
- have dreamed that the Crows were coming
and got She yonng bucks to start for them 4
company OF cavalry has returned the sucks T.
the agency.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
NOBLY DIED.
a Father and Daughter Lose Their Lives
in GOOD Cause

!CopygAd. 1885, BY the Cal ornia associated Iressi
UTICA, October 24th.-The residence of Chas.
Nigaoower at lli9n was burned this morning.
Nigabower and his daughter. aged IL, perished
The girl had picked up q younger brother
and carried him out. and had gone back to
rescue another child which the father had
saved: Nigabower, missing his daughter went
back into the building to search for her Neither
returned. Their remains were found ON the
third floor
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
WHOLESALE THEFT.
Employees of The Mexican Central Rail
road Caught Stealing Gsooas.

tcofyT1gt. 1888, blythe California Associated Pr,ss
EAGLE Pass (Tex.l, October 24th-A whole
sale system OF freight robbery has Just been dis
covered on the Mexican Central Railroad II
is believed that the total loss to the company
will be in the neighborhood of $50 600 AT GU
anAluato three conductors and one brakeman
are IN Jail. The former agent of the Mexican
Central Company at Jimulco has also been ar
rested.
All are Americans, and are accused of de-
lrauoihg the railway company. 1 evelopments
already i'll progress show that a system of steal
ing has been carried on for the past two years
BY its exposure twenty or thirty more employees
are likely to be arrested.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25

Lizard skin is the fashionable material
for portfolios and other articles Of the
kind
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25
Wants to Doub,e uis PM.

MINNEAPoLIS, October 2iti-Michael CAV
anaugh, an aged Irish-American employed in
the P1ttsburg Mill, lately came into possession
OF $4,000 from the estate of q relative after
lighting for it in the Courts of New York. To-
day Cavanaugh announced that after much
ponGering as to the best way to double his capi-
tai, he had come to the conclusion to bet his
10000 that Harrison will be elected President
q The Init Stnfn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25

PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet ad.
junct,