Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-29
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES,
Protests Entered against a Double
Worlds Fair Site.
CASE OF LEPROsY IN NEW YORK.
Sunol Will Endeavor TO Beat Nraud
SIS Time - shipwrecked
Sailors Rescued.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
CASE OF LEPROSY IN NEW YORK.
THE WORLDS FAIR.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-us1os
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Protests Entered Against the Use of q
Double Site.
SPRINGFIELD (Ill.). July 2Sth.-To. dsv a
circular reprinted from an agricultural
paper was placed on the desks OF the MEM
oers Oh ooth houses of the Legislature, and
several hundred copies placed at the office
OF the State Board of Agriculture for dis
tribution. 1t vigorously opposes the use of
the iake iront as any portion OF the site for
the Worlds Fair.
A letter has been received from 81 live
STOCK paper of Cheyenne, also protesting
against the lake front, and adding that ths
West was bulldcZsd at the last meeting nf
the Commission in Chicsgo, but wi notbe
at the next one.
Secretary Shafer, of the Iowa State Board
OF Agriculture, has telegraphed TO the Sec
retary OF the Illinois Board that if the
double site is finally chosen Iowa will
make no agricultural exhibit at the fair.
Teleerams urging the State Board to do
ali IN Its power TO secure single site have
also oeen received from other representa-
tives of the Western States.
Hon. D. w. Smith, ex. President Of the
National Cattle Growers and Live Stock
Association of the United States, and one
Of the alternate Commissioners of the said
body OF stockmen of the country, said
that while the agriculturists are in favor of
single site, II IL seems incunbent on the
Directory to use the lake front for portion
of the site, and the major part of il is used
or attractions of an agricultural exhibit.
ne did not think there would be any gen.
sral objection.
The House and Senate met this after
loon, but adjourned until tomorrow, with
>ut transacting any business of ofimportance.
California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-Porter Bros. e. Co.
sold ten carloads of fruit: Bartlett pears.
81 80 to 81 20, average 50 35; Egg plums,
81 So to 81 45; Columbia plums. ST to 81 95:
grapes, soc to 81 40; peaches, 60c to 50 Is
the weather was hot and good many
were in very bad orderc Purple Duane
olums, ST 40 to 81 S. Gross prunes, ST. so
70 81 20; German prunes, 81 35 to 81 20,
CHICAGO July 2sth.-The Earl Fruit
company sold three carloads of California
rult at the following prices: Bartlett
pears, So so to 50 60; some number twos at
s2 05 to So 90; Crawford peaches. ST. As to
81 10; some in poor order, at soc to 81 40.
ancy nectarines, 81 05 to So 10; others.
soc to 81 80; Fontainebleau grapes, 81 I5 to
i 40; Rose OF Peru grapes, ST. 80.
Steamer Collision.
BALTIMORE, July 2Sth.-The steamer
Virginia this evening collided with the
steamer Louise, on which 1900
were gathered. The collision
of Fort Carroll, about five miles
rom Baltimore. 1t is said the collision re-
ulted from the efforts of the steamer to
void schooner in tow of tugboat. Both
'essels were badly damaged. Many of the
xcursionists are missing, and some are
painfully injured. Three bodies were re-
overed upto IL o'clock. 1t is supposed
he others are lost.
The deaths among the excursionists
lumber as many as five, The pames of
he dead are: Mrs. Mahalia Marshall,
yharles Greenseer, Daniel Kopp, Mrs.
Howard keiser, and Joseph Riegel.
Heavy Failure.
CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-Ernest Hess, a
member of the Board of Trade since its
ormation, failed to day. He vas short
900 600 bushels of oats, and the recent
apid rise forced him to the wall. His lia-
ilities are estimated at $150,0OO. and he
NN erSSe SV1sOOO up III iSIuS- III
ion to his oat shortage, Hess had sold
inc of May corn.
K. g. Tenant, a small broker in provi-
ions, was also forced to order his trades
losed to. day.
Twenty Shipwrecked Sailors Rescued,
BosToN, July 2sth-The steamer d. H.
filler, which arrived here from Balti-
nore, reports that on the Goth, when off
ive-fathom Bank Light, the ship picked
p two boats containing twenty men, the
rev of the British steamer Charles Mo-
an, which sailed from New York for Vera
ruz last week. The Moran was sunk by
n unknown schooner on the Goth.
A Case of Leprosy.
New YORK, July 2Sth.-There is genu-
ne case OF leprosy in this city. The VIC
m is Manuel Garutia, 20 years old, the
cion of noble family in Spain. He has
cen attending the military academy at
hester, Pa. For week he has been stop
ing at a Spauish-A boarding
ouse on East Twenty fifth street, making
able to his loathsome contagious disease
umerous boarders.
Interesting she'll Race.
DULUTH (Minn.) July 2Sth-Afer de-
~ of two hours on account of the rough
Iater, the following got in position for the
rofessioUal consolation race: Teneyck,
lamm, Wise and Mckay. The race was
n interesting one. The time was: Ten
yck, 2:20; Hamm, 2:22; Wise, 2:24; Nc
.ay being distanced. The course was
lree miles, with a turn.
Sunol VS.. Maud s.
CHICAGO, July 27th.-One of the Directors
the Northwestern Breeders Association,
Thich gives a trotting meeting next month
t Washington Park, has returned from De-
roit
He made arrangements with Marvin. the
river of Sunol. TO trot the great filly here
gainst the 2:0S3 of Maud s., the fastest
-otting record.
Not in Favor of Recount.
ST. PAUL, July 2Sth.-The Chamber of
commerce has adopted resolutions protest.
lg against the recount of the census in the
lty of st. Paul, if such a recount is to be
lade solely on account of the alleged
.auds in Minneapolis and because of the
salousy between the cities.
The Johnstown Relief Fund.
HARRIsBURG (Pa.) }, July 2Sth Secretary
of the Johnstown Flood Relief
committee, has issued q report showing
bat the total contributions received was
2, ,912346 80. The total expenditures were
2 s45 140 So. The committee has $67,-
% AZ cash in hand.
Fatal Accident.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. J, July 28th.-While
nen were placing a treste in the new rail-
pad bridge near here to-day, the bent
roke and fell, striking a barge containing
men. One of them was drowned and
wo fatally injured.
Eastern Temperatures.
CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-The thermometer
his morning stood as follows: New York.
40; New Orleans, 760;; ST. Louis, 100; Gin.
innali, 7o0;; Chicago. 74'; Winnipeg, 100
Plow Works Burned.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2Sfh-rne plant of
be Monitor Piow Works was burned this
fternoon. entaiiiDg loss Of Sis, ,OGO; fully
insured.