Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-21
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KANSAS CRY, November 20th.-Unless
| the law providing for the holding of cleo
! tions in this State is changed before the
next election, the Prohibition party will be
unable to place ticket in the field. A
| law was passed by the last Legislature pro-
| viding that no political party that did not
| at the last election poll per cent of the
entire vote cast can place in nomination
| candidate for office. At the last election
about 100000 votes were cast, of which
| the Prohibitionists cast 5000. 1t is also
| doubtful whether the Union Labor party
will be able to place ticket in the field.
| 1t is understood the represen tatives of these
| parties will contest the constitutionality of
| the law.
Prison Congress.
NASHVILLE, November 20th.-The Prison
Congress to-day adopted resolutions intro
duced by E. G. Foster, agent of the De-
partment of Justice, recommending that
| Congress should erect two prisons for
Federal prisoners, and that prison be es-
| tablished in Washington where criminals
may be registered according to the Bertell-
| ion system. Ex-President Hayes was
| elected President for the ensuing year. A
resolution was adopted that the United
States should send delegates to the IhteI-
national Penitentiary Congress at st.
Petersburg next year. The Congress then
adjourned.
Labor Leaders Arrested.
PITTsBuRG, November 20th-Ex-R Repre-
sentative John r. Byrne of the Knights of
Labor WAS arrested at Scottdale tonight on
a charge Of conspiracy preferred by ex-
Representative Callaghan. The informa-
ton also includes General Master Work
man Powderly and Peter Wise, the local
labor leader. Powderly will be arrested
on his return from Atlanta and Wise when
he is found. The suit grew out of the let
tors Powderly published in the Journal of
United Labor last year. Callaghan also
alleges that he was boycotted and injured
in his business by the Knights of Labor
through the influence of Byrne, Powderly
and Wise.
Papal Revenues.
NIw YORK, November 20th.-The Catho-
lie NelDs has received a cablegram from
Rome, saying that the Pope has ordered
that the personal and real property of all
Cardinals who die leaving no surviving
relatives be bequeathed to the Propaganda
TEsse having relatives must make gener-
on. provision in their wills for the same
institution. These and all other funds de-
voted to the Propaganda will be invested
III IotSlsu CouAllleS. LIS 10 prevent the
seizure Of Papai revenues by the Italian
Government.
North Dakota Senators.
BIsMArcK IN. d., November 20th.-Both
the House and the Senate to-day gave the
entire Republican vote for Gilbert A.
Pierce for the United States Senate. A
joint session tomorrow VIII elect him.
For the second Senstorship johnson still
leads. 1t is possible that the election will
be thrown into the Legislature without
caucus choice. A new candidate was
brought into the field to-day in the person
OF J. &. Casey. Of Jamestown.
WALKING BaIl-Tossers.
DENVER, November 2Oth.-The series of
games basueen the ST. Louis and Boston
Clubs in this city closed to-day, on tie
game, called on account Of darkness, the