Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-13
Day of Rest at Niagara.

Day of Rest at Niagara.
NIAGARA FALLS IN. ", October 18th
The international American excursionists
arrived here about o'clock this evening
after pleasant journey through New York
State. Before leaving Albany the Argen-
tine Republic and Chilean delegates Joined
the party. By order of the Secretary of
State the train during the entire trip will
not turn wheel on Sunday, and to-mor-
row at Niagara is being gladly looked for
ward to by all as day of rest
Gentle Reprimaud.
OMAHA (Neb.), October 12th.-Captain
Charles A. Dempsey, of the Second Infan-
try, at Fort Omaha, charged with assault
ing Lieutenant Colonel Fletcher when
commanding officer at the fort, was this
morning relieved from arrest and restored
to duty. The Court martial, after bestow-
ing gentle reprimand on the Captain, said
the Court was thus clement because of the
undeserved and unofficerlike manner in
which Lieutenant-Colonel Fletcher had
conducted himself in the affair.
Aluminium Trust.
PTTsBURe, October 12th.-Alfred Bolton,
of Statfordshire, England, is in Pittsburg to
see what can be done about the consolida-
ton of the aluminium interests in the
United States. There is a factory in Lock-
port, n. Y, which he is interested in, and
the other is in Pittsburg. He believes that
consolidation of interests would be very
beneficial, as there is great demand for
aluminium, and will consult with the Pitts
burgers as to what can be done looking to
the formation of trust, though he does
not consider it as such.
Union Pacific Officials.
OMAHA (Neb.), October 12th.-The Even
ing Bee claims to have inside information
to the effect that Kimball Is to retire from
the position of General Manager of the
Union Pacific road within the next ten
days, and that Edward Dickerson, the
present Assistant General Manager of the
Union Pacific road, is to succeed him.
Work of Moonshiner.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), October 12th.-An
american special from Huntsville, Ala
bama, says that Deputy United States
Marshal C. T. Sparks was shot and
killed from ambush near Bel Green, Frank
lin county, by Loon Esell, moonshiner,
whom be attempted to arrest for violation
of the revenue laws.
Heavy Storm.
New YORK, October 12th.-The steam
ship Augusta Victoria from Hamburg re-
ports terrific storm Saturday and Sunday.
The waves swept the deck, smashing the
port rails of the turtle deck and the tele-
graph instrument and doing other damage.
The boaiswain was badly hurt and several
passengers had narrow escapes.
Convicted of Murder.
HELENA Mont J, October 12th-A dis
patch from Dillon says All Wing, the
Chinaman who killed Hinlay Hing, an
other Chinaman, at Lion City, February 3,
1889, was tried to-day before Judge Blake
and was convicted of murder in the second
degree. In all probability the sentence
will be imprisonment for life.
Federal appointment.
WASHINGTON, October 12th.-Mary F.
Taggart has been appointed Postmaster at
Willow Ranch, Modoc county, Cal, vice
A. Broil, removed.
Thomas a. Kerwin CT New York to be
Collector of Internal Revenue in the Second
New York District.
Assaulted by a Rough.
COLUMBUS i(O), October 12th-F. j. Wen
dell, OF the Press, of this city, was assaulted
last night by notorious character named
Bill Cox while accompanying his wife to
the theater. Cox took umbrage at certain
statements printed in the Press. Mr.
Wendell was not hurt. Cox was arrested
Mexicans Butchered.
Ell PAso (Tex.), October l2th.-News
has just been received here that in Sonora
two companies of the Mexican soldiers
have been completely routed by the Yauui
Indians. The Indians caught the soldiers
in swimming and slaughtered them all.
The Government has sent l 900 men against
them.
Lumber Mills Destroyed.
BRocKwAYvILLE penn J.. October 18TH
Early this morning fire broke out in the
yard of B. Z. Cartwright's mill, at Horton
City. Fifteen million feet of lumber were
destroyed. The mill is threatened and the
fire still RACES. The loss so far is STE, 900.
The insurance is small.
The Italia Disabled.
NEW YORK, October 18th The steamer
Sasle reports having passed the steamer
Gellert October 10th with the steamer Italia
in tow, her machinery being disabled. The
Italia is from Hamburg for New York Sep
TENDER 9th. All aboard are well.
socialistic Convention.
CHICAGO October 12th.-The Shevitsch
wing of the Socialistic Labor party met in
Convention to-day. The delegates claim
thatthis is the only regular Convention, and
that the one held two weeks ago was un-
New York Banks.
NEW YORK, October 12th.-The bank
shows the banks have increased
The surplus reserve fund during the last
week $685. OBS. The banks now hold $685.
D25 less than the legal requirements.
Admiral Porter Improving.
NEWPORT (R. H., October 12th-Admiral
Porter is much better and was able to take
breakfast with his family this morning.
He proposes to return to Washington on
Thursday morning next.
Bishop Consecrated.
New YORK, October 12th-In the Epis-
copal Convention to-day, Rev. DIR. Leon
ard, whom the diocese of Southern Ohio
had chosen Assistant Bishop, was conse.
Grated Bishop.
Village Destroyed by Fire.
SOMERSET IN. ", October 12th.-The
village of Norwood, four miles north of
here, was destroyed by fire last night.
Only one house was left. Two persons are
missing. Loss not yet known.
Death From Paralysis.
PITTsBURG, october 18th. James Nc
hinley, brother of Congressman McKin-
ey, died in this city at 10 o'clock tonight
Of paralysis.
Driven Out.
NASHVILLE (Tennl, October 12th.-All
he Mormons have been driven out of
Wilson county, and warned not to return
lnder penalty of death.
Congressman Resigned.
OswEGo On. y, October 12th-Congress-
man Newton w. Nutting, from the Twenty
seventh District, has resigned, owing to |
serious illness.
Doctrinal Discussion.
PITTsBURG, October 12th.-The session of |
he Lutheran Evangelical General Council |
o-day was devoted to general doctrinal |
discussion.
Lynching in Mississippi.
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