Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-22
United States Treasury.


annual report, shows that during the year
q 500 bonds, amounting to $l03, 1914, $50,
were issued and S5, 149, representing $751;,
S11, ,450, Cancelled. Total amount outstand-
ing $762 AS, ,S12, OF which amount only
Sic, 362, $50 are held abroad. The amount
held at home by individuals and trustees,
1892, ,503, liz; insurance companies, etc.,
$36, S64. .000 savings banks, mutual benefit
and other institutions, S176, ,367, GOO.
There are outstanding in Treasury notes,
certificates, etc., $S13S65, very little of
which will probably ever be presented.
Fred Pfeher's Denial.
CHICAGO, November 21st.-Fred Pfefer,
when shown the address of the National
League tonight, denied that there is any
thing in the Brotherhood contract as al
legged by the League managers, compelling
the transfer of players from one club to
another.
He has secured the signatures of Duffy,
Ryan, Farrell, Darling, Tener, Baldwin,
King, Dwyer, Bastian, Latham, and Will
hanson TO play in the Chicago Brotherhood
team next year.
Dark Day in Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 21st.-A rumor pre-
vailed in this city this morning that Peoria,
Illinois, had been visited by a cyclone.
Inquiry of the Western Union Telegraph
officials and Signal Service officers de-
veloped the fact tina. there was no storm in
that vicinity. The city is overhung with
dense clouds and smoke. 1t is so dark that
gas is necessary everywhere. The streets
are almost deserted, and the people go
about as if scared.
Powderly Undisturbed.
ATLANTA (Ga), November 21st.-Pow-
l. =. - L. L,
will be arrested by one Callahan on his
return to his home at Scranton, Pa. Ii is
supposed that the defeat of Callahan for
the Legislature is the conspiracy referred
to. Powderly leaves for the North to-mor-
row. The Knights adjourned and have
dispersed.
A Good Man Gone.
CHICAGO, November Dist = Tolman
Wheeler, one of Chicago's widely known
and wealthy men, died last night, aged S4
years. He had been famous for his gifts
to charitable and benevolent institutions,
having disbursed over 100000 in this
manner during his life. 1t is understood
his will bequeaths that much more for
similar purposes.
Murder and Suicide.
MosHERvILLE (Mich.), November 21st-
Mrs. Nathan Strong, who has been mildly
demented for some time, Tuesday night
forced her 1S-year-old daughter to drink a
glass of poison, and then drank one her.
self. Doctors were called, but their efforts
to save the unfortunate woman were un-
availing, and both died.
A Bank Collapses.
P1TTsBURG, November 21st-The Law
renee Bank failed to meet its obligations
and has closed its doors. The bank has
capital stock of $4,000, and was supposed
to be one of the most solid in the city. 1t
is thought the embarrassment will be only
temporary.
One Got Away.
DAVENPORT (Ia), November 21st-The
pigeon contest to-day between G. w. Budd,
of Des Moines, and Fred Erb, of Lafayette,
Ind, for the american Field champion cup,
was won by Erb who killed 40 birds to
Budds AZ, out of possible 80.
Officers Elected.
ATLANTA (Ga.), November 2lst.-The
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
elected David F. Day, of Buffalo, General
Grand High Priest James P Harner, Gen.
eral Deputy Grand High Priest.
Cleveland Ball Tossers.
COLUMBUS (O.), November Dist. = The
players of the National League Company
of Cleveland incorporated to-day with a
capital of $4,000. The corporators are:
A. L. johnson, c. c. Grover, j. j. Coleman
and S. A. Russell, all OF Cleveland.
They Object to the Bill.
KANSAS Cry (Mo), November 21st-The
City Treasurer was to-day judicially en-
joined from the payment of the sum re-
Gently voted by the Council to pay the ex-
penses incurred during the entertainment
of the Pan-Americans here.
Death of Colonel Alden.
AUGUSTA (Me.), November 21st.-Colonel
Darius Alden died to-day, aged 81 years.
He was the most prominent railroad man
in New England. He once lost S172, 200 in
Pacific bank failure. His estate is valued
at over 81 100000.
Death on Street-Car.
New ORLEANS, November 21st-A street
car containing nine passengers was struck
by locomotive tonight, and Mrs. Beale
was instantly killed. The other passengers
escaped with slight shaking cp.
Robbed of Her Diamonds.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2lst.- The
wife of Manager Kelly, of the Grand OPP
era House and National Theater, is re-
ported to have been mysteriously robbed of
81 500 worth of diamonds.
Ohio Silver Delegates.
COLUMBUS CO., November 21st.-Gov-
ernor Foraker this evening appointed
twenty-one delegates to represent Ohio in
the National Silver Convention, to meet in
St. Louis November 26th.
Washed Ashore.
NEW BEDFORD Mass J, November Dist
The ship Willie and Ida went ashore this
morning and went to pieces. One body
was washed ashore. 1t is feared that all
hand are lost.
A Dangerous Plaything.
TORONTO tO@, November 2lst-Three
boys were playing with can of powder in
coal mine to-day and in some manner
exploded it. Two of them were fatally in
jured.
The Squadron.
PRovIEcETowN Mass J. November 21st.-
The United States squadron put in here
for harbor tonight, the weather being too
thick to hazard the run for Boston.
Large Contribution.
NEW YORK, November 21st.-The STAN
dard Oil Company to day subscribed $780,
600 to the worlds fair guarantee fund.