Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-16
More Railroad Promotions.

CHICAGO, October 15th.-J. A. Hanley,
formerly traffic manager of the Chicago,
st. Paul and Kansas City Road, has been
appointed freight and traffic manager of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. W. r.
White who has heretofore been at the
head of the traffic department, will be
hereafter passenger and traffic manager.
J. G. Gay, General Freight Agent of the
Chicago, Santa Fe and California, is pro-
NOTED to the office of General Freight
Agent of the whole system, to fill the va-
cancy caused by the resignation of Parker.
For Lutherans Only.
PITTsBURe, October 15th.-In the General
Council of the Lutheran Evangelical Church
to day there was lengthy debate concern
ing the action of the General Council at
Akron, Ohio, in 1872. The rule then
adopted, STYLED the ''Akron rule" provided
that Lutheran pulpits were for Lutheran
ministers only and Lutheran altars for Lu
therau COMMITMENTS only. A resolution
was finally adopted that as the Council had
never annulled or reconsidered the declara-
ton made at Akron, it would remain in
force.
After Fiend.
INDIANAPOLIS (Ind.). October 15th.-The
Neus' special from Clay City reports the
community wildly exasperated over four
attempted criminal assaults on young girls,
two successful. One girl is lying at the
point of death. A Constable and posse,
provided with rope gave chase to the as
sailant, determined to hang him on sight.
From the descriptions, the assaults were
evidently committed by the same individ-
ual, with brief intervals and in the same
neighborhood
Will be Gorgeous.
PUEBLO (Col), October 15th.-The con-
tract for the construction OF the proposed
Colorado Mineral Palace at this place was
awarded to-day. The architecture will be
Egyptian is style. The building will be
one of the largest and handsomest in the
West, costing over $3.50, COO. When opened
it will contain gems and mineral speci-
mems from the mines of Colorado and all
over the world, the value of which will be
enormous. The exhibit is to be perma.
nent and will be open the year round.
Fallen From Grace.
KANSAS CITY, October 18th. - II. D,
Gregg, for many years private secretary oi
General Sheridan, when the General had
his headquarters in Chicago, and for some
time a department clerk at Washington,
and later newspaper man at Omaha, was
cEDttuCCA W tAC tO-AoJ iOA bss
years for horse stealing.
Brooklyn Wins the Pennant.
NEW YORK October 15lh.-The defeat oi
the ST. Louis Browns to-day at Cincinnati
makes il impossible for that club to win
the American Association championship.
The season closed to-day, and Brooklyn
wins the pennant. The club returned
home to-day, and was welcomed by an en-
thusiastic crowd.
Stormy Weather.
BosToS, October 15th.-Dispatches from
Nantucket, Chatham and Vineyard Haven
report that terrific storm is raging Con
siderable wreckage has been picked up of
Nantucket. One body has been washed
ashore. In Boston harbor yesterday the
Captain and one sailor of fishing schooner
were washed overheard and drowned.
Ready for Next Year.
CHICAGO, October 15;h.-.Luchyn Bald
win was in this CITY to-day and registered
seven horses for next years Washington
PARK Derby. Mr.. Baldwin is here to super.
intend the return Of his horses TO the Pa
cific coast for the winter.
Big Seizure of Whisky.
CISctEEATl. October 15th.--United SsateE
Government officers have seized the distil