Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-03
In Kentucky.

In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), November 2d.-The
delegates from the Americas spent an en-
joyable day. In the morning the party
visited the Board of Trade, where speeches
of welcome were made by Hon. H. NJ.
Waterson and Ex-Governor McCreary,
which were responded to by Senior Cal
deron. Various manufactures were in
spected. Then the visitors were conveyed
to Giendrew stock farm. and shown some
of the finest race horses in the State.
Lunch was served in fine style at the Club
House. They returned TO the Gait House
at l P. NJ.
This evening an informal reception was
held, and dozens of Kentucky beauties
were present. At II o'clock the tourists
left for the Mammoth Cave.
Railroad Accidents.
CHICAGO, November 2d-The Grand Jury
to-day returned seventeen indictments.
Seven of them had reference to the Rock
Island Railroad accident, which occurred
some time ago. These are all against Seth
Twombly, the engineer of the freight train
which crashed into the passenger car, and
Charles Butford, the conductor. Lacloche,
the fireman, escaped i'll the Indictment.
The company was cautioned to be more
careful in the future about leaving passen-
ger cars on the track at the point where the
accident occurred.
Want Further Aid.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 2d.-To-day' s
session of the Missionary Society was taken
up by committee work. reports of the
bureau for Texas, New Mexico and Ari-
IONA, and for the MormoDs. The reports
were carefully drawn up, and were full Of
detail regarding the work of these depart
ments OF the Society's labor. The needs of
each home was stated and an urgent ap-
peal was made for further aid.
The Bender Family.
OswEGo (Kas.) November 2d.-Mrs. Crit
fifth and Mrs Davis, arrested on suspicion
of being the Bender women, have not yet
been identified. An old man named Story
thought he recognized them. The Bender
tribe and five others, however. who have
been we'll acquainted with the Bepders
could see no resemblance. Further exami-
nation has been postponed to November
18th.
Stock-yards Burned.
DENVER (Col), November ID. = The
Union stock-yards were badly damaged by
fire about o'clock this morning. The fire
originated in the boier-room of the pack
ing departments. and the loss was upwards
of $4,000, including forty head of cattle
and seventy five hogs. Owing to the dis
lance from the city the fire department
could render but little aid.
California Fruit.
New YORK, November 2d-The follow
il sales were made at Goodselfs auction
{ California frdit to-day: Winter Neis
pears, 81 25@S2 65; Morceau pears, So I5:
nIyoxr 70 a.
same, single crates, 81 As; Cornichon grapes,
from So 80 to So rs for double, and 81 80
for single crates.
Large Stand-Pipe.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.) November 2d-A
contract was let to-day for a stand pipe on
Lookout Mountain with a capacity of four
million gallons. The height above the
river from which the water will be OBJ
tanned is 200 feet. The stand pipe is to
cost $4,000.
Failure in the South.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, }, November 2d.-M.
i. McLanin, cotton broker and the Presi-
dent of the Whitney Cotton Mills, made
general assignment to-day. His liabilities
are about 100000. His assets will not ex-
coed half that amount.
Tn, IN Pacific.
OMAHA (Neb J, November 2d.-F. Wash
burn, now Assistant Superintendent of the
dning-room car service of the Chicago and
North western road, was to-day appointed
Superintendent of the Hotel Department of
tae Uoion Pacific, vice Thomas Smobe re-
S gIed.
Will Try it Again.
ELMIRA IN. ", November 2d-Jake
Kilrain tonight said: Il am satisfied that
Sullivan is no better man than | am, and l
am anxious to try conclusions with him
again" He thought the California Ath-
letic Club would put up big purse for
them.
Frozen to Death.
PUEBLO Coli, November 2d.-A tele-
gram reports that John Martin, cow boy
from the country, froze 10 death on the
range near Folsom, New Mexico, while
herding cattle there for Pueblo firm dur
ing the recent storm.
Brilliant Banquet.
CHICAGO, November 21.-Last night the
Methodist Social Union gave q brilliant
banquet in honor of Bishop Fowler, of San
Francisco, at the Palmer House, attended
by over 200 representative Methodisls OF
Chicago and vicinity.
Good Isoat-Racing.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-M. Ten
eyck defeated Harry Vail in mile race
over the National course on the Schuylkill
river. Time, 20 minutes, Is seconds, the
fastest time made over the course.
Death of X. c. GasIliII.
PITTsBURG, November 2d.-R. c. Gaskill,
ex-senator, of Oakland, Cal, died here to-
day. He was taken i'll while returning
from the Washington Conclave of Knights
Templsr.
The Dakotas Admitted.
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-The Presi-
dent issued a proclamation to-day admit
ting North and South Dakota as States
into the Union.
Palatial Residence.
NEW YORK, November 2d-Work has
begun on the new palatial dwelling Of
Coils p Huntington in this city, to be
occupied by Prince hatfield and his bride.
A Little Girls Compliment.
The accuracy with which children judge
character is well illustrated in the follow
ing anecdote:
One wet, foggy, muddy day, little girl
was standing on one side of the street in