Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-25
LAYING the Wires.

ICopWigh, 1883. by The California associated PressJ
New YORK, July 24th.-A long session
| of the Democratic National Executive
| Committee was held tot day with closed
doors. he purpose is supposed to be to
| devise plan to obtain direct information
| from all the States for use in the canvass
Accidental Cremation.
copyright. 1888, BY the California As,Ociated Pressl
HAvERHILL (Mass), July 24th.-The
| body of an infant child was waiting for
| burial at Essex street this morning, when
| the drapery caught fire from candles burn
ing on the catafalque and the body was
burned to a crisp.
Sheridan Recovering.
NoNQUITT Mass july 24th.-The Sheri-
dan bulletin this evening says: " His gen.
| orally favorable condition continues, and
should no change occur tomorrow no
bulletin will be issued"
Death of Ashes Triboulet.
LONG BRANCH IN. J), July 24th.-The
four-year-old colt Triboulet, by King Ban
Herzegovina, owned by Porter Ashes NAL
tese Villa stables, died at Monmouth Park
yesterday from lockjaw, caused by injuries
received from twisted plate.
A later telegram says the horse is not
| dead, but that his case is considered hope
less
The Sugar Kings.
CHICAGO, July 24th.-Adolph Spreckels
a son of Claus Spreckels, the sugar refner
left here last night en- route from San Fran
cisco for Philadelphia.
Young Spreckels, in an interview just be-
fore leaving, acknowledged that the Spreck-
els warfare against the sugar trust had not
vet gained anything for the public, though
Spreckels had profited enormously. When
the new refinery gets at work the public
will have benefit.
Made Money by 1t.
NEW YORK, July 24th.-The subscrip.
ton fund started a week ago by Mayor
Hewitt to reimburse o. NJ. Hartt, who suf.
fered the loss of 81, 500 by boycott against
him, instituted by the Knights of Labor,
was completed to-day, the full amount be-
ing subscribed.
Separation In High Life.
SARATOGA On. y. }, July 24th.-There is
ripple in the exclusive society circles over
a report from Ballston Spa, OF the mutual
arrangement and more or less sad separa-
ton in high life in that neighborly water
ing place. The parties are the Rev w.
j. Parkinson and his aged and wealthy
wife,
CINCINNATI, July 24th-Krippepdorf
Dittman &c Co.'S shoe factory burned this
morning. The loss is about $4,000; in
surance, $161 900. About sixty employees
are thrown out of employment.
Firemen Fatally Hurt.
icopy1M, 1888, By The fornia 4associaed Press.
ROCHESTER,, July 24th-A disastrous fire
occurred this afternoon in Gorsline's -four
mill. The loss was very heavy. Two fire.
men were fatally hurt by falling walls.
Fast Ocean Travelling.
Icopyi9h, 1883, by tie forniG Associated Prsssi
NEW York, July 24th.-The Ship Henry
B. Hyde, reported arrived last night. made
the passage from the Golden Gate in eighty.
eight days, the second best westward pass
age on record.
Convention of Colored Men.
ST. LOUIS, July oath - The National
Grand Lodge of the United Brothers of
Friendship, the largest organization of
colored men in America, is in session here,
and is very largely attended.
FIoriea's Yellow scourge.
tCOpy1gh 1883. Lyats CALIFORNIA Associated I.ress.,
ST. AUGUSTINE Ella J, July 24th.-The
yellow scourge at Plant City continues.
Trains do not stop there. The Board of
Health deem it absolutely necessary to sus-
pend business and cut off ali communica-
ton with the place. All the unacclimated
have moved out, and only few people
who have not had the disease in some form,
al there.
Another Refugee Finds Rest.
lCopy1ght, 1885, By the California Associated Press!
New HAMBURG pa j July 25th.-A. Sny--
der, an extensive wool-grower and one of,
the wealthiest farmers in the State, has de-
clared for Harrison. He has been a, Demo
crat all his life, but the free wool clauta
was too much for him.
Minnesota Prohibition.
ST. PAUL, July 24th.-The State Prohibi-
ton Convention met to-day. The after
noon session was devoted to speechmaking.
No Files on the Sioux.
P1EREE (Dak.), July 24th-Over 800, In
dians are at Fort Benton awaiting the
arrival of the Indie1 Commission Their
present disposition IS not to sign the treaty,
but those well-informed say this is a rasa
to get presents, etc.
A Combination Ticket in Texas
Copyright 1885. by te Catiforr.ia As,ociztea Press
DALLAS (Tex.l July e4th-Evan Jones,
President of the Farmers Alliance, receDtly
| nominated for Governor by the Non. parti-
san and Union Labor men, has concluded
| to run, and VIII resign his present Office.
! Jones is popular and will poll heavy
vote. The Republicans will prohshly not
/ make any nomination, but leave the race
10 Jones anl the Democrats nominee.
Alger's Donation.
| Copyright 1855, By tAs Caior1id Assoiassd Press
New YORK, July 26th-At the Nationa
! Republican headquarters the committees
| spirits have been raised by visit from
Ex-Governor Russell 4. Alger, who left {
check, the amount of which rumor place;
at 100000.