Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26


are often seen in them. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that they are coming here by cir
cuitous route to evade the Exclusion Act.
Population Wanted.
WASHINGTON, September 25th-The War
Department has been officially informed by
the Argentine Republic that 100000 600
acres of Government land in the Territory
of Chubut, Patagonia, have been set aside
and offered for sale in small holdings of 500 (
to 1000 acres, at from 81 to So per hectare |
(about two and q half acres). Portions are
to be allotted for sale to citizens of the va
rious nationalities of Europe supplying |
immigration.
Flacl's Divorce.
New YORK, September 25th.-The in |
dictments found yesterday against the con-
spirators in the Fiack divorce case were
signed this afternoon. The charge is con-
spiracy and perjury. The indicted were all
named yesterday. They are Sheriff FIack
and son, Weeks, who was referee in the
bogus divorce case, Civil Justice Ambrose
Mcneil and Susan 81. Reynolds, alias Mrs.
Raymond, who has lived as Flacks wife
| secretly for sixteen years.
TouzaliRas Successor.
DUBUQUE Qowal, September 25th.-It is
understood here that B. E. Linehan, of
| this city, is the probable successor to the
| late Mr.. TouzaliR as President of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Northern Railroad
Company. MIR. Linehan is one of the lead
| ing spirits in number of transportation
companies west and south, and was the
most active of the original promoters of
\ the Burlington and Northern enterprise.
The President in Maryland.
4 n,
| Twenty thousand people of this city and
j the surrounding country greeted President
| Harrison to-day. 1t was the last of the
three days centennial celebration of the
settlement of Allegheny county. The
President reviewed the parade and after
wards held an informal reception, after
which he returned to Deer Park.
Can't Have Central Park.
New, YORK, September 25th.-The ques-
| ton of site continues to delay prepara-
tions for the proposed Worlds Fair. The
| Park Commissioners adopted to-day reso-
| luton by unanimous vote saying it is
inexpedient that any portion of Central
| Park should be used as a site, and that the
1 Board will try to prevent such use.
California Postmasters.
| WASHINGTON. September 25th-The fol-
| lowing changes have been made in fourth
/
Murchison, appointed at Campo Seco, Gala
yeras county, vice H. Z. Creighton, re-
| signed; George Palmer, at Priest valley,
Monterey county, vice M. Griffin, resigned.
Evaporated.
MIssoULA (Mont.), September 25th.-In-
structions have reached here to apprehend
Ingles, who is charged with completely
with an Alderman of Spokane Falls in
stealing relief supplies. A thorough search
of the city by officials failed to find him.
1t is thought he has been spirited away, as
he was seen here forty-eight hours ago.
Going Back Again.
New HAVEN Comm, September 25th.-
1t is reported that Z. D. Bassett, of this
city, late Haytian Consul at New York, has
started for Hayti, for the present as Minis
ter Douglas private Secretary. Mr.. Bas-
sett was removed from his Consulship by
Legitime, for his supposed sympathy with
Hippolyte.
Port Turner Selected.
WASHINGTON, September 25th. : The
Board Naval Officers appointed 10 select a
site for navy yard on the Northwest coast
to-day reported in favor of site at Port
Turner, w. I. They recommend that the
Government purchase $40 acres at cost
of $33, ,129.
Opposition on Puget Sound.
New York, September 25th.-Dow, Jones
u Co.'s Financial Ne1oS is authority for the
statement that the Northern Pacific will
run line OF steamers on Puget Sound in
opposition to the Oregon Navigation. The
Northern Pacific bought two steamer here
last week.
Northern Pacific Extension.
MIssoULA (Mont.), September 25th.-The
} contract was to-day awarded to Wood d
Larsen for constructing the Northern Pa
cifo and Montana road, which extends
from Missoula to the Coe1r d'Alene coun-
try. The line must be finished by June lst,
next.
New Jersey Shipping Threatened.
New YORK, September 25th.-A heavy
storm prevails along the New Jersey coast
and the surf is high. The wind is blowing
on the shore and much damage will un-
doubtedly be done to shipping at high tide
tonight.
Strange Suicide
New York, September 25th.-Fletcher
Winant, in business with his father in
shipping was found dead in his room this
morning. He had shot himself in the
mouth. The firm IS very wealthy one.
Two Veterans Dead.
WASHINGTON, September 25th.-The War
Department is advised of the death of
Colonel Brotherton. retired, at
Waynesboro, Penn, and Captain William
K. Lowe, retired, at Govanstown, Nd.
Costly Fire.
CAPE NAY IN. J.), September 25th.-The
, Columbia House was burned this morning
entailing loss of s150000, with insurance
amounting to $4,000. The hotel had been
closed for few days.
Father Roles Dead.
CHICAGO, September 25ih.-Father Jo-
: seph ?. Roles, priest of st. Mary's Church,
was found dead this morning. sitting in his
chair. Death had resulted from heart dis
ease.
General Hill Dead.
CHARLOTTE IN. c., September 25th.-
Ex-Confederate General ID. II. Hill died
here yesterday.
ALL miserable sufferers with dyspepsia