Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15

coined by MonslgDor McColgan and
Brother Alexius, the President of the insti-
tuition. An entertainment was given by
the boys, and the music was furnished by
the Industrial School Band At o'clock
banquet was rendered the visitors and
number OF speeches made, in which the in
stitution and Baltimore, its clergy and its
people came in for large share of COM
mendation.
A reception to the Cardinal and members
of the Catholic Congress, was held at the
City Hall at 4 o'clock. About / 500 invita-
tions had been issued. This did not debar
anyone who presented himself at the City
Hall from getting admission and being
presented to the Mayor and Cardinal.
An Indian Suicides.
CHEYENNE (Wyo.), November 12th.-
Peter Norcock, a Bannack Indian, who
was held in the County Jail at Evanston to
await trial for the murder of ranehman
Clark, in September, suicided in his cell
this morning. He stole a razor from a
fellow prisoner and concealed it in mis-
mattress. He severed an artery in his
right wrist, and lasted about three hours.
When dying he smiled and said: II am
no woman; l am no coward"
A band of Bannacks killed Clark because
he refused to prepare meal for them.
The shooting occurred September 7th.
Clark crawled to spring and was found
by hunters eight days later, and died on
the 18th.
Female Customs Officers.
NEW YORK, November 14th Twelve of
the twenty-one female Inspectors OF Gus
toms regularly employed on the staff of the
Surveyor of the Port of New York have
just been officially decapitated by order of
the Secretary of the Treasury. The reason
assigned for this wholesale dismissal is
that women travellers prefer to have their
baggage examined by men, and that since
this has been learned it was determined to
reduce the force to nine women. This ac-
ton will leave twelve places to be filled by
men so as to maintain the staff at the
number required by the Treasury regula-
tons.
Injuries His Rights.
NEW YORK, November I4th.-Frank G.
Hollins, shareholder of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad, has
begun an action in the New York Supreme
Court to restrain the company from trans.
ferring to the Great Northern Railway
$22 600, 600 of the assets and securities be-
longing to the Manitoba Company, and
leasing the railways of the Manitoba Com
pany to the Great Northern for ninety-nine
years. as was proposed in the circular is
sued in pursuance of the vote of the Mani
toba shareholders few weeks since. The
complainant alleges that he will be greatly
injured by the proposed transfer.
Uniform Tariff.
CHICAGO, November 14th.-The Central
Traffic Association, concluded its labors To-
day. A uniform joint tariff between points
in the territory of this Association and
other Associations will soon be issued. A
joint meeting of the Auditors and General
Freight Agents will be held in Chicago De-
cember 18th to agree on method for
! through billing.
1t is agreed that the exhibits from South
ern California to the Southern California
Exhibition in New York will be shipped
from Chicago to New York, at an estimated
weight of 10000 pounds per car, at Is cents
per 100 pounds.
National Reform Party.
CHICAGO, November 14th.--The Reform
ers' Convention was nearly split up in a
row this morning, the greenbackers claim
ing that the Committee on Resolutions had
| not given them a fair show. The matter
was finally smoothed over, however and
the day consumed in a discussion of the
various needed reforms.
Tonight the Convention ended its delib-
erations. 1t was decided to form an organ
ization to be known as the Mutual Reform
Party, and q committee was appointed to
form an address setting forth its aims.
Fall of Diamond Dealer.
ST. PAUL Mimi, November 14th.-Jos.
| Schwartz, a diamond dealer in Kansas City,
who recently failed for $150000 and fed
with the bulk of his assets, was arrested
here to-day. The woman who escorted
him here has the package of diamonds
sought by the creditors. Schwartz at
tempted 10 secure his release by habeas
corpus. The case was postponed until to-
morrow An officer is on his way here
from Kansas City with extradition papers.
John Crerar's VIII.
CHICAGO, November 14th-The will of
the late John Crerar, whose wealth is val
ued at 81 ,0000 wss p1obated to-day. He
beoueaths 81 900 600 to charitable institu-
tons in Chicago and New York; $1,000,000
to Mrs Elizabeth Bunyan Mead of West
Charlton, n. Y, and Mrs. Agnes Bunyan
of the same place, and others whose names
are unknown, and the residue for the erec-
ton of free public library in Chicago, to
be called the John Crerar Library.
Through in Eighty-five Hours.
CHICAGO. November 14th.-By recent
arrangement between the Union Pacific
and Chicago and Northwestern Railroads
the latter road will on and after Sunday
next commence running limited fast mail
trains between Chicago and the Pacific
coast. The trains will carry through sleep
ers and make the time from Chicago to
Portland in eighty-two hours, and to San
Francisco in eighty-five hours.
Copper Exchange.
New YORK. November 14th.-London
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Gated the sudden break of nearly f2 in
the foreign copper market. The decline
had no effect on the local market. The
facts in connection with to-day's break on
the London Exchange made it plain to the
New York people that the French bankers
who have held the stock of the French
syndicate since its collapse have begun to
unload their metal.
Killed by Blast.
WHITE Rock (Col J, November 14th.-
Yesterday afternoon, while blasting rock a
short distance from this place, William
Richardson, Ralph Shaffer and Lou
Wsltham were killed by the premature ex-
plosion of charge of giant powder. The
bodies of the men were blown twenty feet
from the explosion and were terribly
mangled.
Vacancy Filled.
LITTLE Rock ARK J, November 14th.-At
meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee, held here tonight, Judge u.
Rose, of this city, was elected member of
the National Democratic Committee from
Arkansas to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of 81. Hughes, who is now on
the Supreme Bench.
Valuable Animals Burned.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), November 14th.-Look