Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-22
Pan-American Delegates.

CHICAGO, October 21st.-Tbe Pan-Amerieans
this morning inspected the Mccormick reaper
works and stock yards and then proceeded to
Pullman.
The visitors made an extensive inspection of
the Pullman shops and the busy little city
which bears the same name. The growth of
this little place from prairie to thriving in
dustrial city of 5000 inhabitants in little over
year. was explained TO the visitors greatly to
InfeSsl IN Sllarn laarterwaros returnvu ~ -, -..--.
after dinner were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer at their residence on North Side.
Loss of the Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, October 2lst.-The steamship
Brooklyn formerly the Tonamanda), which
sailed from Darien, Ca, October 18th for New
York, with a cargo OF lumber, is supposed to
have been lost with all on board eighteen per-
sous in an) in gale on the 18th, as she is now
six days over. ne.
Several Incoming steamers report sighting
vessel answering the Brooklyn's description six
teen miles off Body Island with her bow in
twenty feet of water and her stern apparently
on the bottom. Her bow ports were out, show
ing the lumber inside.
Kidnapped by Indians.
HELENA ON ,nt.), October 21st-A special
from Great rails says Advices from Glasgow
state that party of armed men have just left
there for the Canadian side in search OF Charlie
Moore, young boy of that town who is sup
posed to have been kidnapped by some Cree In
dians, who up to yesterday evening had been
camped on Cherry creek, about two miles from
town.
The boy was seen in company with squaw
named Looking Glass, going up the trail toward
Cherry creek.
Temperance Union.
KANSAS CRY (Mo.), October 21st.-James A.
Troutman, President of the Kansas State Tenn
perance Union, has submitted a plan to the
Presidents of Temperance Unions of North and
South Dakota. Iowa and Nebraska for the forma-
ton of q central organization. Troutman to-
day received replies from C. F. A kinson, Presi-
dent of the Nebraska Association, and w. w.
Barnes President of the South Dakota Assoeia-
ton, indorsing the plan and promising co-opera-
ton.
New YORK, October 2st.-Representatives Of
the Greenbaek party met to-day, ana nomi-
mated Rev. Thomas X. Beeeher for Secretary of
State, John 3 Sullivan. of Westehester, for Con-
troller, and Joseph Madison Hall, of Hamilton,
for Treasurer.
other nominations will be made later on. A
platform was adopted, reeiting the familiar ten
cts of the party.
The Colored Race.
CHICAGO. October 21st-John G. JONES' a
lawyer of this city, with a number of promi-
nent colored men in different parts of the coun-
try, has arranged to call a conference of the
leading men of the colored race from every
State and Territory in the Union, to meet iu
Chicago next June, for the purpose of forming a
National League for the protection and eleya-
ton oil the eolored race in the United states.
Foraker Very Sick.
CINCINNATI October 21st.-A special from
Columbus at noon to-day says Governor Foraker
is very sick. The indications are that 1t viii be
some weeks before he will be able to resume
work in the campaign, if at all. His physicians
say he is not improyingas rapidly as he might.
Tonight the Governor is resting easier, but
there is not much improvement in his con-
dition.
General Strike at Key West.
KEY WEST tFla.). october 2lst-A Spanish
gunboat was sent by the Havana authorities,
t.1fN Nto ntcI1 fc
place. and arrived to day 10 transport the Cuban
fcigarmakers and their families who are on a
strike to Havana. The strike which was or
dered last week by the cigarmakers has pefme-
ated every branch of the business, and to-day
was declared general
A Young Munchausen.
NEWARK IN. J.), October 2lst.-Annie Green,
the thirteen year-old girl reported to have been
assaulted and robbed last Wednesday night at
Kearney, ~ j., confessed to-day that her story
was a pure fabrication. She had spent the
money given her by her father and invented
the story of the robbery.
South Dakota Their Battlefield.
MINNEAPOLIS. October 2lst.-sussn B An
thony sid to-day that all the power at the
command OF the Women's Suffragists will be
concentrated in South Dakota for the next two
years to create a sentiment to carry the ques-
ton when submitted to vote of that people.
Next Monday Will Decide.
HELENA, October 2lst.-At meeting of the
Supreme Court Judges to-day IL was DECIDED 10
have special term OF Court next Monday TO
hear the Tunnel precinct case from Silver Bow
county, This is the case on the decision OF
which depends the complexion OF the Legis-
latnre.
California Fruit.
New YORK, October 2lst.- z. L. Goodsell auc-
toned California fruit to-day. Winter Neilis
pears brought 81 to 81 g5 per box; Goes late red
plums, S2 Is; Muscat grapes, So 20 to 81 80 Tor
double crates; Tokay grapes, 81 70 TO 10 W for
| double crates; Morocco grapes, 81 SO per crate.
General Nathan Goff.
1 NEW YORK, October 2lst-General Nathan
J Gof. of West Virginia, is in the city, and says
! he FIRMLY believes he will be declared elected
| Governor Many Democrats are Joining the
Republican party on the protection issue.
Old Man Anson.
CHICAGO, October 2lst.-Old man Anson was
| the only man on the Chicago ball team
| who to-day signed for next ssason Anson is
| also large stockholder in the club.
| An Editor Indicted.
| CHICAGO. October 2lst.-1he Grand Jury to-day
/ indicted James j. West and Charles E. Graham
| for fraudently issuing stock of the Chicago
| Times Company. CApiases were issued for theii
| arrest.
jerome Resigns.
New YoRK, October 2lst.-At the annua
meeting of the Governors OF the Coney lslant
| Jockey Club to-day for the election OF officers
L. W. Jerome announced his resignation a
President