Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-02

twelve TO twenty inches has fallen In various
sections, and considerable damage is done to
telegraph, telephone and electric-light wires.
Nearly all the trains are delayed.
Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, November lst--Tne following
changes have been made in California and
Washington Postmasters:
C4Iifornia-Mrs. Mary E. Jones, appointed at
Downieville. sierra county, vice A. ID. Smith,
removed; G. G. West, at Elk Creek Colusa
county, vice W. H. Sale, removed; J. W. jeffrey,
at Glendora Los Angeles County, vice A. E.
Englebardt, removed: J. l.. Reed, at Middleton,
Lake county, vice f. W Mitchell, removed.
washington-Miss Flora J. Hand, at Column
bus, Klikitat county, vice P. E. Mitchell, re-
signed.
Cherokee Lands.
TAHLEouAH Qnd. IT,, November 1st.-Secre-
tary MOBILES order requiring cattlemen to re-
move their herds from the outlet was not re-
ceived until late yesterday on account OF the
belated mails and meager telegraph facilities.
Its effect was Disappointing TO the Government
Commissioners. Instead of coerccing the Cher
okees into sale it will only make them more
obstinate. Chief Mayes says the reports sent to
the Kansas City Times, saying that the Chero
KEGS would sell, was a lie
Another Bloody Chapter.
MILTON wv. Va), November 1st.-Another
bloody chapter was added to the story of the
Hatfield Mccoy vendetta last evening by
skirmish in which Mrs James Brown was
killed and James BlUmield wounded by de-
tachment of the Mccoy party in ambush. Hat
n
supper While there the McCoys in ambush
fred through a window. This last affair has
stirred up the feeling TO the highest pitch and
it has been determined TO call on the Governor
for troops.
WHEELING wv. Val, November 1st.-A dis
spatch received by the InteligenceT says that the
specials sent out from Milton, w. Va, in regard
10 the Hatfield McCoy trouble and battle said to
have taken place yesterday are totally false.
There has been no trouble since Thursday night
of last week, when Mccoy and HALEY, were
lynched. The excitement is abating, and there
is no necessity for the presence of troops.
Vessels Wrecked.
New YORK November 1st.-The masters of
four vessels, wrecked with total loss, in the
same hurricane on the Mexican coast, in Sep
TENDER, have. arrived here Two were Swedlsn
vessels, and the other two were the British brig
antine Eleyia A. Carrigan, and the Norweg an
bark Haabet. The crews were all saved. The
loss is about 100000.
Fast Trains.
CHICAGO November 1st.-Arrangements for
the fast mail trains between Chicago and San
Francisco over the Northwestern, Union and
Central Pacific have been completed. There
will be two fast trains running solid between
Omaha and San Francisco and Portland. The
East bound trains will make remarkable speed
| "A miles an hour, the West-bound 40.
The sale Contaminated.
NEW YORK, November 1st.-The news is con-
| frmed, by special cablegram to member of
| the Produce Exchange from London, that the
sale of the Pillsbury & Washburn Flour Mill
| Company to an English syndicate is consum-
mated The price paid is SC, 100000. The stock
is to be placed on sale in the London market to-
| morrow.
Sent to Mare Island.
| WASHINGTON, November lst.-The Navy De-
partment is advised that the Iroquois arrived at
! Honolulu October 18th, and the Mohican the
| following day; also, that Commander Wood
| worth OF the United states steamship Adams
has been examined by the Medical Board and
sent to Mare Island Hospital for treatment.
Political Contributions.
| WASHINGTON, November 1st.-The question Of
| the prosecution of persons connected with send
ing circulars requesting political contributions
! to officials of the Departments at Washington is
| again under consideration by the Civil Service
| Commission. The Commission is waiting for
| further evidence.
California Fruit.
NEW YORK November 1st.-At Goodselrs auc-
| ton of California grapes to-day, the prices OBJ
tanned were as follows: Tokays, IS so to Sc per
double crate: for same, 81 to 81 80 fol single
crates; Muscats ST. o. TO 81 so for single crates;
| CornichOEs, 81 to 81 IS for single crates En-
perors, 81 % for single crates.
Low-Down Politics.
| CHICAGO. November Isl During the past
month fifteen dispatches from the South state
that negroes have outraged white women and
have been hung by mob. On close inquiry
all OF these dispatches have been found 10 be
|
| into the matter.
Delayed Trains.
OMAHA (Neb), November lst.-West of Omaha
| trains on the West Elkhorn are delayed more or
less owing TO heavy fall of snow in the Terri
| tory by that road. 1t is reported at Valentine
| that the thermometer is falling and a cold wave
| is prevailing.
They Forgot Grants Monument.
New YORK, November lst.-It is announced
that Vanderbilt has decided to contribute three
| quarters of a million OF dollars to have the
| Worlds Fair here. 1t makes total of pledges
| of about So 500,0O0.
Cotton Broker Arrested.
NEW YORK, November 1st.-E. P. Smith, a
| cotton broker, has been arrested on a charge Of
| the theft of $1,000 from member OF the Mem
phis Cotton Exchange. Smith ssys 1t is
trumped-up charge.
A Defalcation.
NEW YORK, November 1st.-It is rumored
| there is q big defalcation in Wall street. Con
siderable running to and fro is apparent. No
authentic particulars have been obtained.
Sudden Death.j
BUFFALO, November lst Rev Libertus Van
bokeller was found dead in his bed this morn
| ing. He was prominent Episcopalian clergy
man, and has a brother on the bench at Seattle.
Only an Estimate.
| WASHINGTON November lst.-The Treasury
officials estimate that the public debt has been
reduced over nine million dollars since Octo-
| Der LIST.
Thanksgiving.
| WASHINGTON November 1st.-President Har-
| rison has issued proclamation declaring Thurs
day, the 2Sth day Of November, day of Thanks
| giving.
Almost 100000.
CoNsHoHoCKKN Pa.( November 1st.-The
ENLIGHTENMENT of Cashier Cresson, of the Trades
mems National Bank, amounts to $4,000.
A Millionaire Dead.
| LANCASTER pal November 1st-Clement B.
| Grubb the millionaire ironmaster, is dead.
At South Paris, Me-, the other day Uncle