Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-24
Races at Lexington.

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Third race-one mile and sixteenth. Prin-
| cess Bowling won, Prince Fortunates second,
Bonaletta third Time, 1:5S.
Fourth race-Viley stakes, one mile and
half Outbound won, Meron second. lime, Isl.
| 1.-TWO starters)
sixth race-Half mile, Grace Ely won, Lady
Jones second, Willie third. Time :2314.
Security Holders Confer.
NEW YORK;. OCTOBER 23d.-A meeting of repre-
senatives of all classes of security holders of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road was held to
day, when Frederick P. Olcott, Richard King,
Henry Bulge, II. W. Poor and Colgate Hoyt
were appointed committee to reorganize prop
erly They approved the plan OF reorganization
utiye Committee and Board of Directors 1t
provides for the foreclosure of mortgages on
property and the formation Of new company,
| uf which the committee will name the first
Board of Direc ors. The fiscal charges under
the new plan will amount to S2,074 900. The
preferred stock will amount to sl00O0,000, and
have per cent preferences
| Settling With Their Creditors.
NEW YORK. October 2Sd.-The proposition of
Beford, Clark Il Co., the book publishers of
Chicago and New York, sor settlement with
their Eastern creditors is said to be on basis of
% cents on the dollar, payable in three, six,
nine and twelve months. The business in New
York is to be conducted as a corporation to be
| known as the Belford Company. The Western
creditors are to be settled with by new cor
poration to be called the Belford- Clark Com
| pany at Chicago, TO be operated by Messfs. Bel
ford and Clark and some new. men who intend
to put new capital in the business; Robert Bel
ford will look after the New York business.
Lawyer Collom's Trial.
MINNEAPoIIs. October 2Sd-The trial of At
torney Coiom for the forgery OF J. t. Blaisdell's
name to notes aggregatlng $4,000 began to
day. ]. 7. Baisdell was the first witness: Dur
ing the cross-examination Blalsdell said he had
not Endorsed paper TO exceed $4,000 for Collom
at any one time Judge Wilson handed the
witness the alleged forged notes, which forms
4l.a fO- fhn of1fG nftNEt GTl1n
| Blaisdell denied impressive,y that he had ever
signed the documents Later in the day Blais-
dell, on being questioned in regard to The same
note, said he had bought up several notes at the
Securiti Bank, and the note in question was
! among the number.
Conference of Adventists.
BATTLE CREEK (NIich.). October 2Sd.-The
| Seventh-day Adventist Conference i'll session
here is attended by delegates from twenty eight
States and Territories and from Canada. Mrs
Ellen G. White ''the prophecies" is present,
ana is still the spiritual and intellectual leader
of this section. The work of the church is being
pushed in New Zealand, Russia Greece, Swift
zerla1d, Turkey, Germany, Norway, South
Africa and in the southern and northwestern
portions OF the United States, The report of the
| Treasurer shows that that the missionary funds
raised $4,000.
Foreign Missionary Work.
LOUISVILLE, October 23d.-The Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Church of Christ (disci-
ples) is holding its fourteenth annual Conven-
United States, Canada and England. The So
ciety reports thirty missionaries stationed in
six different countries. The whole number OF
| workers is sixiy-nine. The receipts of the year
| were SCI ,S56. The annual address OF the Society
| was delivered iu the evening before a crowded
house by Rev. II. b. Breeden, OF Des Moines,
| Iowa. ...,,o,. ,..,s s,.x,.,
NEW YORK, October 2sd.-In the Supreme
Court to day Judge Andrews granted an attach
ment against the property in this State of the
Soeiete Industrial ct Commerciale des Metaux,
a French corporation, in the suit brought by
the Oxford Copper company, which claims
Sl50, 600 Tor the non-fulfillment of contract
by which the defendants agreed to deliver
100000 pounds of copper for refining. The
plaintiffs claims they only received 697,557
pounds
A Rampant Jurist.
KANSAS CITY, october 23d-Judge Mcdonald
of the County Court, assaulted James Kelly,
Journal reporter. The Journal this morning re-
hected in uncomplimentary terms on one OF the
Judges decisions, and when the reporter ad-
dressed him Mcdonald flew into a passion and
struck the reporter twice in the face with his
fist knocking him down. Police officers who
had witnessed the affair arrested the Judge and
took him to the station, where he was released
on his own recogOizance.
Proprietary Articles.
INDIANAPoLIs Qnd.l }. October 23d.-The Amer
ican Association of Manufacturers and Dealers
of Proprietary Articles, auxiliary to the Whole
| sale Druggists Convention elected the follow
ing officers TO day: President, K. V. Pierce. OF
| Buffalo; Secretary, L. 5OWen, oil new 1OrK CITY;
Treasurer, Henry Daley, Jr:, of New York city;
| Vice -Presidents-W. H. Hall, of New York; G.
c. Goodwin. of Boston, and c. G. Jones, of
Bloomington, lii.
| DIR. Mason's Death Lamented.
| NEW YORK, October 2sd.-The annual session
of the Scottish Rite Masons is closed. During
the proceedings Sovereign Grand Commander
German feeliDgly alluded to the death of DR. G.
C. Mason, of Chico, Cal. late Grand Commander
OF California. Sovereign Grand Commander
German was reelected, and Charles Pink
ham was chosen Deputy Consistory OF Cali
fornia.
BALTIMORE. October 2Sd.-The celebration of
Monsigpor McColgans golden jubi'ee, in com
memoration of his fftieth anniversary as a
priest took place in St Peters Catholic Church
! to-day The aged ecelesiastic celebrated mass
| at O'clock and at 1890 Cardinal Gibbons Off
ciated as celebrant in the pontifeal high mass.
The sermon was delivered by Bishop FalIy of
| Detroit. The presents were many and costly.
Station Agents in Convention.
KANSAS CITY. October 2Sd-The Railroad Sta
tion Agents Association of North America met
to-day in annual convention. Delegates were
| present from twenty states and Canada and
Mexico. The principa; discussion will be on
the question of whether or not TO reorganize the
Association on the new plan modelled after the
| organization of the various railroad brother
hoods.
CHICAGO. October 2sd.-John G. JONES' law
| yer of this city, with number of prominent
colored men in different parts of the country,
has arranged TO call a conference OF leading
men OF the colored race from every State and
; Territory ofthe Union, to meet in Chicago next
June, for the purpose of forming a national
league for the protection and elevation OF the
| colored race in the United States.
Through Trains From Chicago.
NEW YORK, October 23d.-Dow, Jones & Co.'S
| Financial Ne,cs has the following: President
Hughitt of the Northwestern says: I'VE have
| entered into arrangement with the Union
| Pacific, whereby through trains will run over
the two roads from Chicago to the Western ter
mini of the Union Pacific, to take effect imme-
diately."
Universalist Convention.
LINN (Mass). October 2Sd-The General Con-
vention of the Uniyersalist Church began here
to-day. with large numter of delegates pres
| ent. An application from the California Uni
versalist Convention for the fellowship of this
| General Convention was referred to the Moni-
tors.
Those Forged Bonds.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23d.-The Grand Jury
| to-day resumed the State bond investigation and
| returned three more indictments, two of them
| being against ex-Tressurer E. A. Burke. for
forgery, in uttering, true, forged bonds of the
State.
Almo Wilkes Dead.
OTTAWA october 2Sd.-The celebrated four
year-old stallion almo Wilkes, owned by C. J
Mcclure of New York, died here yesterday of
Inflammation of the bowels. Thelstallion was
valued at S. 600.
City Marshal Killed.
TRENTON (Ky.), October 23d City Marshal W.
T. Williams was shot and instantly killed to-
night by Joseph A. Smith. whom he was trying
to arrest for violation of the liquor law. Smith
! escaped.
Candidate for the GalIows.
NEW YORK, October 2sd.-Cherles McElyine,
the burglar who recently stabbed grcceryman
Luca to death in the latters residence, was to-
night found guilty of murder in the first degree.
Strike in Hooking Valley.
CoLUMBus tO.) October 23d II he Miners Pro-
gressive Union has just decided to order strike
! at four mines in the Hooking Valley, controlled
by syndicate. Six hundred men will go out.
Beautiful Snow.
PHILAT -PHIA, october 23d.-Ihe first snow
of tbs season began falling before daylight this
morning, and continued sll forenoon. Ii melted
as fast as it fell.
Another Assignment.
! NEW YORK, October l3d.-Barbour. Brooke &
Gardner, manufacturers sgents and dealers in
draperies, have made general assignment.
Bolt Works Burned.
COLUMBUS Ohio, october 23d.-The Colum-
ms p0r Works vverp bflrnpd tn-1iOht acc