Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-25

Nlgabower and his daughter aged II, perfshed
Inc girl had picked up younger brother
and carried him out, and had gone back to
rescue another child which the father had
saved. NlgaboWer, missing his daughter went
back into the building to search for her. Neither
returned. Their remains were found ON the
third floor.
ANOTRER TIE UP,
A Strike Inaugurared on Certain Brook
Ign Car Lines.
tCopyigt, 1855, by the California associated Press
NEW YORK, October 25th.-A M-District As
sembly No 10 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 four hundred drivers
and conductors go oat.
Union Pacific Officials.
Boston, October 24th.-At the Union Pacific
Directors meeting to-day William H. Halcomb
was chosen a Director, vice Colgate, resigned.
subsequently Halcomb was chosen Vice. -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. 3. Miller
ASSISTANT General Manager. The President
stated that no changes in the organization were
contemplated.
Wants to Double His Pile.
MINNEAPoLIS, October 2ith.-Michael Cav
anaugh, an aged Irish American employed in
the PIttsburg Mill lately came into possession
OF $4,000 from the estate of q relative after
hghtlng for 1t in the Courts of New York. To-
day Cavanaugh announced that after much
pondering as to the best way to double his capi-
tai, he had come to the conclusion to bet his
00U0 that Harrison viii be elected President
OF the United States
Minister Vests Letter.
WASHINGTON, October 2ith.-West, the British
Minister, acknowledges the authorship OF the
letter 10 the BIitish-born American citizens re-
siding IN California, dated September 18th in
which West advised them TO vote for Cleveland
he SAID he believed the present Administration
desires to maintain pleasant relations with Eng
land, and is still desirous of settling all queS-
tions with Canada.
Reward for Fiends.
iCopgigh. 1855, by the Cab forsRa Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS October 24th.-Governor Martin. of
Kansas, has offered reward of $500 for the
apprehension OF the parties guilty of sending
an Internal machine by express, which ex-
ploded at Cofhnville mutilating the wife and
daughter of Agent Upham of the Pacific Ex-
press Company. The Governor also offers $500
reward tor each accessory of the crime.
Chinese Order Modified.
lcopwigt, 1855. by the California associated Press.
WAsHINGToS, october 24th-Acting Secretary
of the Treasury Thompson to- day, in response to
telegram from the Collector of Customs at San
Francisco, modified his decision of yesterday so
Francisco to Panama may be allowed to touch
at Acapulco, Mexico.
Reported Revolt in Bolivia.
Copyright. 1855, 6y tie California Associated Pres,
NEW YORK, October 25th.-AM-A revolution
has broken out al the Capital of Sucre, Bolivia
President Arco escaped to La Paz where he is
organizing troops. No bloodshed is reported
yet and it is believed the revolt viii soon be
suppress ;ed, the rest of the country favors the
maintenance of order.
VIII Enforce the Act.
Copyright. 1855, By the California associated Press;
WASHINGTON, October 2ith.-Acting Secretary
OF the Treasury Thompson stated to-day that no
matter how many pretexts were raised to allow
Chinese laborers to get into this country his de-
partment would endeayor to carry out the EX-
cIuslon Act to Its str1ctest requirements
The Mining Debris Commission.
Copyright, 1888, 6y the California As,ociated Press
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-The Secretary of
War has detached Major Benyaurd and Major
Heuer, now stationed at san Francisco, and
Major Hanbury at Portland, Or. as a Commits
sion to investigate the mining debris question
under the Act approved october l, 1883.
Two Naval Orders.
copyright, 1888, by ge Cali fo7ia issoc:atecl Press,
WASHINGTON, October 24th-Assistant Surgeon
Fl. n. T. Harris. from the Naval Hospital at
Mare Island, Cal has been placed on waiting
orders. 3oatswain Patrick Healy, from the
Navy Yard at Mare Island Cal. has been
placed on waiting orders.
The Yellow Fever Record.
JACKSONVILLE, October Mth.-It is reported
that yellow fever has existed in Enterprise since
June. Nearly twenty cases have been reported
with two or three deaths.
DIR. Neal Mitchell reports thirty-o new cases
mere Tor the tweEty-four hours ending at 6 P. NJ,
and four deaths. Total cases, $685. total deaths,
3S7.
The Washington Inaugural Centennial.
NEW YORK, October 2lth-The Centennial
Celebration of the Inauguration of George
Washington VIII be one of the grandeSt mill
tary, naval and civil displays ever seen in this
country. 1t will be the last of the centennial
celebrations, and will be held in and about the
harbor OF New York city on April 9Oth.
Two Vessels Sunk.
NEW YORK, October 24th-This afternoon, a
full-rigged, three -masted ship was espsized by
the wind In Buttermiik Channel. The vessel
overturned on a tug that was passing and both
vessels sank. The tug appeared from the
Battery TO be on fire. The ship carried no bal
last, which caused her to capsize. No lives
were lost.
Gardners Bail Reduced.
CHICAGO, October 2ith.-The bail of f. A.
Gardner, the opium smuggler was reduced by
Judge Blodgett from 5000 to 81, 500. Counsel
represented that the defendant was held in
$4,000 bail in Buffalo on the same charge and
found it difficult to give bonds OF s., 900 more
here.
Lee and FaIion.
New YORK. October 24th-Tom Lee, the Aus
tralian middle-weight, and Jack Fallon the
Brooklyn strong boy, have signed articles for
ten-round glove contest, to occur between No
vember 18th and S0th in this vicinity The
match is for the gate receipts.
The Browns Get a Game.
ST. LOUIS. october 24th.-Hard hitting and
muf by Slattery in the eighth inning gave the
Browns a victory to-day; Kings pitching was
effective throughout, while Crane was rather
wild. Score-st. Louis :, New York;.
The Grain Market.
.Copig1t, 1858, by The California ls,ociated Fress
CHICAGO, October 2ith.-on Change to-day
wheat was weak and strong by turns, with De-
cember between 81 IL aud 81 10. closing at
u 1874. Corn WAS weak; November closing
at Ale.
California Pensions
sCopylg. 1888. By tie Cali or,ia 4ssocidte9 Pres,
WASHINGTON, October 24th California pen
sions granted: James Lynch, Oak and; Charles
Padgett, Fresno City; Madison r. Headlv
Fresno; Patrick Donovan, Gilroy.
A Valuable Racehorse Ruined.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.--Paragon, the
racer, broke his LEFT fore-leg above the knee
while exercising this morning, by stepping in a
hole. He viii have to be killed.
Killed by a Falling ScafroId.
MISNEAPoILs, October 2ith.-By the falling sf
an oyerladen scaffoid at the new Soldiers Home
this afternoon one man was killed and thee
others injured who may not recover.
Blaine in New York.
NEW YORK, october 2ith.-Blaine arrived to-
day. He remains until tomorrow, when he
viii address mass meeting to be held ia Madi-
son Square Garden.
Wife-Murder and Suicide.
CIScISNATI, October 2ith-John Sehaller. q
!aborlng man, cut the tnroats OF his wife and
himself this evening. Both are dead. jealousy
was the cause.
Fraudulent Registrations.
JERSEY CITY, October 24th The police in
J yestigating the registry lists report over so
fraudulent names illegally egstered
Christian Church missionaries.
! SPRINGFIELD iIil.), octooer a4th.-The Genera
Missionary Society of tie Christian Church be
gan its annual session, today.