Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-27

| Wetmore OF New York, and Charles Bona
| parte of Baltimore; Treasurer, S. Lothrop
! Thorndyke of Cambridge; Secretary, Henry
| Parkman of Boston.
California Graduates.
( NEW HAVEN Comm }, June 26th.-Among
| the graduates in the various departments
| at Yale College upon whom degrees were
| conferred TO day were the following Cali
| fornians Bachelor of Arts, Clifford Web
ster Barnes, of Pasadena; Bachelor of
Philosophy, William Francis Breeze,
| Henry Pierce Hall and Lewis Hobart
| Swetzer, of San Francisco, aad Lewis
| Montrose Haight, of Alameda, and Frank
! Lee Owen, of Oakland
Good Grain, or None.
New YORK, June 26th.-The New York
Produce Exchange established rules to-day
| for white clipped cats for trading purposes,
to go into operation Jlly 10th. as follows
| Extra white clipped oats shall be bright,
| sound. plump and well cleaned, and thirty
| eight pounds TO the busbel No. l white
calls for the same qualities and thirsy-six
! pounds to the buShel; No. white not less
| than three pounds weight.
Heavy Accountability.
| New YORK, June 26th.-The referee has
| decided that eX-POstmaster James is per-
| sonally accountable for the $l20,543 for
| which. as the assignee for the firm of Fer
| dinand and Benjamin Mayer, merchants,
who failed six years since, he paid the pre-
| ferred creditors. The action is brought by
| the Importers and Traders National
| Bank and other large creditors.
California Fruit.
CHICAGO, June 26.h.-Porter Brothers
| Company sold to-day, through the Adams
d Lewis Auction Company, three carloads
of California apriCOts, peaches, plums and
| pears. Apricots sold at 81 10toSl so, with
the exception of a few lots in bad order,
! which sold at 90 cents and 81. Peaches
sold at 81 60 to 90 cents, plums at s. 45 to
81, Bartlett pears at IS So to 81 40. Good
stock in demand.
Sale of the Louisville Ball Team.
KANSAS CITY, June 26th.-Burke Nc
Kinney, the temporary manager of the
Louisville ball team. stated toni ght that
| the team had been sold to Tom Sherley
and w. H. Thomas, wholesale cigar men
of Louisville, for $500 cash and the as
sumption of outstanding debts.
Mountains of Ice.
BALTIMORE, June 26th.-The steamship
Hungaria arrived this morning from Ham
burg with immigrants The Captain re-
ports that on June 10Th the Hungaria
passed through an immense ice field.
There were six or seven bergs over fifty
feet in hight and about twenty sn aller ones,
besides considerable quantity OF drift lce
Yale Commencement.
New HAVEN Comm, June 26th.-The
commencement exercises of the Glass of
SO of Yale College occurred at Center
Church this morning. The class graduates
l26 men. The valedictorian was William
| A McQuaid of New Haven, and the saluta-
| tOrian II + Walker of Detroit
No Blood Spilled Yet.
ST.. LOUIS, June 26th.-The latest from
Texas regarding the threatened trouble at
| Fort Bend and Wharton counties, reported
| last night, is that the Governor had re-
i ceived no news from either up TO this after
| noon, and supposed nothing alarming had
| taken place.
The Turner Fest over.
CINCINNATI, June 26th.-The Turner's
/ closed their Fest by visiting the geological
garden and other places of interest about
the city to-day. They all goaway delighted
with the meeting, which has been very
successful.
Brewery Purchased by EngIishmen.
DENVER Coli, June 26th-The plant
| of the Denver Brewing Company has been
| purchased by an English syndicate for
| s6,500000. The first payment OF $l500O0
| has been made.
Killed His Wife and Child.
PITTsToN PENN. June 26th.-James
Fadgen, during quarrel with his wife
| here to-day murdered her with hatchet
| He then Drained his infant child with q
| sardine can
| Steamer Wrecked.
New YORK, June 26th-The Maritime
| Exchange received a dispatch this evening
| stating that the steamship Marmari, from
| Hamburg for New York, had been wrecked
at Schulan.
The Race Postponed.
NEW LONDON (Conn.), June 26sh.-The
| Harvard Columbia race (freshmen) has
been postponed until tomorrow on account
of the rough water.
A Negro Hanged.
OXFORD Miss, June 26th.-Steve Allen,
colored, was hanged here to-day for the
murder of Frank Hordnet, white, in July,
| 1888.
ONE DOLLAR year will cover your doc
| tors bill If YOU take Simmons Liver Regu-