Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-05

pleted last night, reaffirms the tariff plank
in the last national platform, indorses
Cleveland's course, approves the efforts of
Democratic Representatives in Congress
for tariff revision, denounces trusts as the
fruits of the present tariff, fsvors liberal
pension law and also high license to regu-
late liquor traffic.
Congressman-elect Reilly, permanent
Chairman, referred repeatedly to Cleveland,
the mention of whose name caused cheers.
The platform as outlined was adopted.
Edward A. Bigler was nominated for
State Treasurer on the first ballot.
Musgrove's Failure.
New YORK, September 4th.-Wall street
continues to discuss the failure of the old
and we'll known house of I. P. Musgroye IL
Co., and there were rumors to-day that the
liabilities would be greatly in excess of
the figures first stated. His partner, Henry
HUM, said he ersonally had no voice in
the conduct or direction of the business,
but believed the liabilities would fall vastly
short of $5OO000 and that a satisfactory
settlement would be made with the credit
ors within reasonable time.
Rioting Hungarians.
PITTsBURG, September 4th.-A special
from Greensburg, Pa says: News has just
earians at the Standar mines, near Mount
Pleasant, in which one Of the Hungarians
was so badly beaten that he died short
time afterward. Another was shot and
severely hurt. Others were injured. The
fight was occasioned by dispute between
two Hungarians over a woman.
Death Rather Than Poverty.
SEVILLE (Fla.), September William
Kemble Lente, q prominent railroad and
real estate man, committed suicide here to-
day. He was 80 years old and son of the
late DIR. Frederick Lente of New York,
from whom he inherited large fortune.
Nearly all this inheritance has been lost or
tied up in such way that it is unremuner-
ative, and financial troubles are supposed
to have driven him to suicide.
Trying for a jury.
CHICAGO. September 4th.-The sixth day
of the Cronin murder trial commenced
with two jurors, who had been accepted by
both the State and defense. The States
Attorney commenced the morning session
by peremptorily challenging one of these,
and during the morning session the law
yers examined six or seven new men, four
of whom were passed bv the defense, but
may be objected to by the State. Adjourned
till P. NJ.
German Romanists.
CLEVELAND September 4th.-The Ger
man Roman Catholic Central Association
of America finished its business to-day
H. ]. Spannhorst, of ST. Louis, was elected
President Other officers were elected, and
a Vice-President for each State. Among
them were Anton Nelson, of Chicago /;
Frank Haer, of Fort Madison, Iowa; E..
Mailands, of Omaha, Neb, and Gustav
Kaiser, of Milwaukee.
Social Science.
New YORK, September 4th.-Judge Hoad-
ley, addressing the Social Convention ves-
terday, said the decision of the United
States preventing the use of breweries in
Kansas, against the manufacture of oleo-
margarine in Pennsylvania and fixing
prices for elevating grain in Illinois, were
contraventions of the bills Of rights of sew
eral States securing to the people the right
to hold and enjoy their property.
Chinese Tourists"
New YORK, September 4th.-The arrival
yesterday in the Chinese quarter of this
city of four Cinnamon clearly demonstrates
the evil effects of the ruling of Attorney
General Miller and Secretary Window in
the matter of Chinese so-called tourists
These four are fresh from China via San
Francisco, and they stated that they each
paid S160 to enter this country.
Bob Younger Dying.
ST. LOUIS, September 4th.-A special to
the Republican from Saltwater, Mimi, says:
Bob Younger, the Missouri outlaw, is
sinking rapidly. Steward Hall of the
prison said this morning: He is liable to
die to-day or tomorrow from heart fail
ure, though he may linger along for two
weeks"
Quite Lump.
HELENA (Mont.), September 4th.-The
largest bar of gold ever cast in the world
was turned out at the United States assay
Office here to-day. 1t weighed 500 pounds,
and is worth a little over 100000.
HEALTH brings happiness. Health can
be secured by taking Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.