Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-07
Yesterdays Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, August 6th.-Richard NJ. Mont
gomery & Co. sold one carload of California
fruit day. Buerre Hardy pears sold at
81 20@1 Is; Bartlett pears, very ripe, 81 is;
Gross prunes, 75@60c.
Porter Bros. & Co. sold seven carloads.
Peaches sold at 81 50@2 4O Bartlett pears,
81 1902 30 Gross prunes, 81 O5G1 As:
81 20; black Hamburg grapes 81 60; Buerre
Hardy pears, 81 25; Buerre Diel pesrs,
81 2O@l 80; Baerre Ciairgeau pears, 81 20;
yellow egg plums, 81 05@1 20.
National Editorial Association.
New YORK, August 6th.-The National
Editorial Association will meet at Detroit,
Mich, on Tuesday, August 9th, and con-
tinue in session four days. An address on
Editorial Philosophy" will be delivered
by Colonel Elliot. j. Shepherd, of the
New York Mdl and Express and Major
Richards, of the Indianapolis Ne,cs, will
make an address from publishers stand
point.
Topics for discussion and papers have
also been assigned to representatives from
the various States.
VIII Receive in Faneuil Hall.
BosToN, August 6tb.-The President will
hold reception in Faneuil Hall to-mor-
row. Afterwards he will take a trip
Will
be given at the Vendcn Hotel.
INVITATION FROM CONCORD.
CONCORD On. II. }, August 6th.-The Legis-
lature to-day unanimously voted to pass
joint resolution inviting President Harri-
son and his party to visit the Concord
Legislature during their stay.
Death on the U. p.
OMAHA, August 9Th "A defective culvert
at Weston, Neb, on the Union Pacific, at 2
O'Clock this morning caused the death of
Engineer Mitchell and fatally injured
switchman Conklin and crippled engineer
Morgan for life. The train was a freight
drawn by two locomotives Five men were
caught in the debris when the bridge went
down, but the other two were taken cut
unburt. The heavy rain last night had
washed out the supports of the culvert.
Counterfeiters Arrested.
KANSAS CITY, August 6Jh.-The United
States Marshal to-day arrested Ike and Abe
Beeler, members of gang of counterfeit
ers. During the last few weeks the cable
companies lost hundreds of dollars through
counterfeit money. Numerous complaints
were made by merchants and bankers
The gang has been operating in small
towns adjacent to this city.
Green VIII Reply.
New YORK, August 6th-PresidentG Green
of the Western Union Company was inter-
viewed concerning the letter of Postmaster
General WGnamaker. He says Wanamaker
abandoned the mill rate without an at
tempt to defend it. Dr.. Green will pre-
pare a letter which will probably appear
tomorrow, giving a detailed answer to
Wanamaker.
Sitting Bull Still Obstinate.
A M \
6th.-The Sioux Commissioners held their
final council with the Indians to-day. The
Commissioners leave for Bismarck to-mor-
row, where a reception will be rendered
them by Governor Mellette. Sitting Bull
is as stubborn as ever and refuses to sign.
4 total of 6S5 names was secured here.
Burke Photographed.
CHICAGO, August 6lh.-Burke. the sus-
pected Cronin murderer, is close prisoner
| at the armory, not even his attorney being
allowed to visit him. To- day at noon be
was taken TO the photographing depart
| ment and his picture taken. He was also
| measured according to the Certillier sys-
TEN.
/ No Truth In 1t.
CHESTER, August 6th-John B. Roach
says there is absolutely no truth in the
statement that q syndicate of capitalists,
l
chasing the Roach ship-yard.
Unable to Agree.
| CHICAGO, August 6.h.-The committee
selected to arbitrate the difference between
| the striking miners and the mine-owners
| opinions.
win Advance Their Pay.
PIrrsBuRe, August 6h.-The Schoon-
maker Coke Company and Mcclellan &
| Co., two OF the largest coke concerns, have
decided to advance the pay of the work
men. This may end the strike.
Helena's Contribution.
| HELENA (Mont.) }, August 6th-Helena's
| first contribution to the sufferers of Spo-
kane Falls went west today in two bag
gage cars, furnished frea for that purpose
by the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Arrested in Alabama.
| BIRMINGHAM (Ala.) August 9th The
| dge Herald has just received telegram
| that Dick Tate Kentucky's defaulting
Treasurer, has been arrested st Scottsbor-
ough, Ala.
The Pasteur Method.
CHICAGO, August 6,h.-Dr. Legare, who
| spent five years at Paris as student OF
Pasteur, will treat hydrophobia at the
County Hospital according to the Pssteur
method.
/ He Will Hang a Friday.
KANSAS CRY MOI, August 6th.-J. S.
Howell, the noted murderer of Mrs Hall
and her three children, was sentenced 10.
day at Linneus, Mo-, to be hanged Noyem-
| Der Is, 1889.
] Out on Bonds.
RIcHBuRG Miss, }, August 6th.-John /.
Sullivan waived his examination at Puer-
Wis this morning. He was placed under
! 81 600 bonds to appear on the 18th inst.