Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-14
Silver Convention.

DENVER, November 13th-As the Silver
Convention progresses 1t increases in inter-
est. The delegates keep pouring in and it
is novelty TO see people of all political
faiths working hand ii hand on any pro-
lection question. Free and unlimited coin
age is the war-cry alike of Republicans,
Democrats and Prohibitionists The fact
that the people of st. Louis saw fit to take
the initiative in this move has worked to its
good in that resolutions were adopted to-
day favoring that place for the Worlds
Fair. Another resolution adopted recon-
mends Congress TO provide for the coinage
of at least 81 600 600 of silver each month.
Judge Sims and several other gentlemen
have made eloquent speeches. 1t is not
likely that the Convention will conclude its
| labors before tomorrow night.
Kentucky Feuds.
LOUISVILLE, November 18th. = The
French Eversole feud at Hazard, KY, has
broken out afresh. A fight occurred on
| Thursday, beginning at P. M and con-
| tinuing fifty-two hours, resulting in the
| death of three or four and the wounding of
several others. About fifty on one side and
| fifteen on the other were engaged. Per-
sops from that section say that Ed. Camp
/ bell and John McNight, of the Eversole
party, were instantly killed. and Joe Fields,
| taller # Perry county, and four others on
| the French side badly wounded. Fields
will certainly die. Since the soldiers were
in Perry county years ago things have been
comparatively quiet, though several kill
\ ings have occurred at intervals.
Probab an Of-Day.
| CHICAGO, November 13th.--In response
| to call for National Convention of Po-
| liticsl Reformers, irrespective of party,
| thirty Prohibitionists twenty-four Union
Labor people, six Greenbackers and two
Republicans assembled at Central Music
| Hall to-day to talk matters over. The
meeting was called to order by Alfred
/! Clark, of Chicago, and various topics were
discussed A call for those who favored
equal suffrage for both sexes, resulted in
| everybody standing except one farmer
! from Iowa. The object of the Convention
| is to establish union and consolidation of
| forces that possess the awmaklng power.
Unisn Observation-Disclosures Contract.
CHICAGO, November 13th.-At to-day's
meeting of the Board OF Managers of the
| Interstate Commerce Railway Association
no reference was made to the Union Pacific
Northwestern agreement, but notice will be
served on those roads that if they expect
| to be considered members of the Associa-
ton they must file copy of their con-
tract with Chairman Walker. If this is
refused, the Rock Island, st. Paul, Missouri
Pacific and other companies will cease to
abide by the agreement, on the ground
| that it has been willfully broken.
Arrested for Murder.
WICHITA (Ksn.) November 13th.-John
| Jackson was arrested here this morning by
TWO United State, Marshals as one of the
| twentv-nine men who, in July, 1888, mur-
dered Sheriff Cross and posse of Stevens
| county in No Mans Land. Seventeen more
of the gang are now in Stevens county and
| the authorities there captured them all this
afternoon. The murder created intense ex-
element throughout the western part of
the State at the time, and grew out of the
Hugoton- W oodsdale county-seat war.
Thomas Jefferson
NEW YosK, November 13tb.-Tbe cor
ner-stone of the new building for the DEM
ocrstic headquarters in Brooklyn, to be
known as the ''Thoma, Jefferson" was
laid in Boerum place, opposite the new
| Hall of Records, this afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by ex-President
Cleveland. The new building viii be
seven stories in hight and will cost about
| $50, 900.
Cruiser Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, November 18Th The
| Government cruiser Baltimore started
down the river to-day on her second official
trial trip. She left Cramps ship-yard at
| noon. and expects during the four day s
! trial in the bay and at sea to far surpass
her record made on the first trip, about six
weeks ago.
They Mean Business.i
| New York, Novembe- 13th.-John NJ
Ward said tonight thet the Brotherhood
| had purchased grounds for the new Brook
| Ign club. They are situated ON the corner
] Of Fulton street ard Manhattan Beach