Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-03
Langtry,s Fence Must Go.

icoPyrgt. 1888, By tie hfor7aia Associated Pre,s1
New YORK, February 2d.-Mrs. Lang
try's fence has got TO come down at 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Neither her
attorney nor house servants have paid any
attention TO the notices from the Commits
sloner of Public Works, and that official
got very positive to-day. Tonight tele-
gram was received from Mrs. Langtry at
st. Louis, urgently asking for further de-
lay. 1t was not granted. The Alderman
OF that district made heroic effort to save
the fence, but the Public Works Depart
ment does not recognize his influence
when exerted in the matter of the actress
fence.
Governor HiIPs Little Game.
iCopyr9tt. 1883, by the Efornia Associated Press
New YORK, February 2d.-The CONNER
cldt ddreltiSeJ's Albany special SAYS: Gov
ernor Hill does not expect to be President.
not the next term, at any rate; but he de-
slres 10 draw attention to himself for an
other purpose. If by any possibility an
other man than Cleveland should be NOM
mated at the Democratic Convention, Hill
knows well enough that it would not be
New York man, but New York would
| secure the Vlce-Presldential nomination.
| That is what Hill is after.
The Gould-sage Case.
NEW York, February 2d.-Ex-Judge
Dillon and Bourke Cochran, as counsel for
Gould and Sage, and Z. L. Andrews and
Delancy NicolI, o behalf of the bondhold-
ers of the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
pany, appeared before District Attorney
Fellows 10 day to argue tor and against an
Indictment Tor larceny against Gould and
Sage. The matter was considered in all it's
phases. Cochran, in his argument. said
the law OF the statute of Limitation barred
any criminal action. The District Atter
ney will probably give his decision in
fortnight.
Home News from Abroad.
lcopyght, 1855, By the California tssoeia. I7,es,I
New YORK, February 2d.-District At
torney Steuebil, Of San Francisco, now
here, says Cleveland will get the California
delegates 10 the National Democratic Con-
Vention without trouble, because Chris.
Buckley believes in Cleveland, and tha.
settles it. lie also thinks Cleveland can
carry California against any Republican,
excepting Blaine, and has even chance Of
beating Blaine.
General Manager POtter's Illness.
iCoPy7T9ti, 1883, by he California ssoeiato, Irsas
NEW York, February 2d.-Believers in a
prosperous future for the Union Pacific are
downcast over the news that Wall street
received to-day, announcing that at a con-
sultation Of leading physicians of this city
day or two ago il was found that General
Manager Potter had an incura5le organic
trouble, which forbid his further attention
to business.
TTiiIiDg With the Courts
PHILADELPHIA, February 2d.-Robert C.
Howell, Superintendent of the General DcE
livery Department, of the Post Office, was
taken into custody to-day on a warrant
charging him with embezzlement, in tax
ing necktie from package. Howell de-
MES the charge. He declares that it is
put mp job" to get him out of office.
No Contest for the American Cup.
iCopyrig 1855, by lie California; associated Pres,
NEW YORK, February 2d.-At the meet
ing OF the New York Yacht Club tonight
nothing was done about changing the con-
ditions for the American cup races. 1t is
now foregone conclusion that there will
be no race this year. The international
interest in yachting will center on steam
yacht-TaG,ng.
Den of Boy Robbers.
Copyright, 1855, tyhe California Assoeate-, Ircssl
CHICAGO, February 2d.-The police Mon
day night made an unexpected discovery of
the headquarters of gang of boy thieves,
located under the sidewalk of Wentworth
avenue. Inside the cave, or room, a
curious spectacle was presented. RevolVers
in great profusion hung about the papered
walls.
n ore Customs Frauds.
lCopgglt, 1898, by the Catiforda dssoea,ed Iaressj
New YORK, February 2d.-It is reported
this afternoon that more importers are in
trouble on account Of alleged under
measurements of dry goods. Collector
Magone is making another investigation.
Officials at the Custom House are reticent.
Il it a sheridan Booms
Boston, February 2d.-GeneraI Sheridan
was driven around the city this morning
and was greeted everywhere by tremen-
dous crowds, who cheere6 him wildly. A
public reception was given in Faueuil Hall
at noon, and the place was packed, the
crowd extending far out into the street.
Baby Bunting" Objects.
NEW YORK, February I'd" Baby Bunt-
ing" otherwise Charles Arbuckle, the
wealthy coffee merchant, has filed notice
of appeal TO the Supreme Court from the
judgment obtained against him by Miss
Campbell in the recent famous breach of
promise suit.
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