Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-11
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Fast Freight Service and Cold Storage of
Great Benefit.

Great Benefit.
NEW YORK. September loth.-The following
was taken from an editorial in the Hotel Mail ::
In small fruits California must be our salvation
this year. Between the fast freight service and
cold storage New York and California are
practically adjoining gardens.
AUCTION SALES.
CHICAGO, September 10th.-Porter Bros. Com
pany sold ten carloads of California fIui, to-
day Bartlett pears brought IS co to 81 20;
Beurre Hardy So to 05; Beurre Clairgeau,
81 9O full crates Tokays, 81 . to 81 %; full
crates Muscats 81 60 to 81 40; half crates Mus
cats. S5c to 81 80; half crates Tokays 81 20 to
81 10; half crates Rose de Peru, soc to 81 %;
Cling peaches, 81 40 to 81 75 Cornicheon, ST 40.
Silver prunes, 81 80; Fallenburgs, 81 35; Gross
prunes, 81 55.
Grant Monument.
NEW YORK, September 10th.-The design of
John II. Duncan for Grants monument here
has been accepted. Before the main entrance
will stand an equestrian statue. The main edi-
fee will be 100 feet square at the foundation,
and will rise to an extreme hight of over l60
feet 1t will rest on base formed by rising
tiers of steps. The interior will resemble some
what the tomb of Napoleon, the ceiling termin-
ating in lofty dome. The crypt. destined to
contain two collins, may be viewed through
circular opening on the level of the main en-
trance. The ornamentation will conform with
the general character of the building. The sum.
init of the edifee will be surrounded by round
colonnsde, which is intended to give It an air
of completeness. Elther graQlte or marDle Will
be chosen for the material.
The Maine Election.
LEWISTON (de) September 10th.-The Evell.
ina journal has returns from practically the
whole State footing up: Burleigh 1865, Thomp-
son a, ,S44, Clark 2,S4s. scattering 900. Repub-
lican plurality. 1921. The remaining places
voted in 1886 Republicans 925, Democrats Sl4,
scattering JOG.
PORTLAND (Ie.), September 1eth.-The Adrer-
iser has full Representative returns from ten
counties in Maine. and partial returns from the
remaining six. They indicate Democratic
gain of u Representatives, making the House
stand 113 Republicans TO SO Democrats. The
Senate stands Democrats to 27 Republicans.
Bonds for Redemption.
NEW YORK, September 10th.-The offer of
Secretary Window to pay one years interest on
four percent. bonds went into effect to-day and
brought flood of bonds to the Sub-Ireasury as
soon as the doors were opened
In the first hour S. Geo. 900 were presented,
81 600 600 more being brought in before the close
of business
The officials have been notified that block
of 81, 700 600 in bonds will be presented on Fri
day, and other notices, swelling the total IN
sight to $50, ,0o0,000, have already been received
Mrs. Harrison Ill.
CRESsoN SPRINGS (Pa }, September 10th.-Mrs
Harrison and Mrs. Mckee are in the hands of
resident physician this evening. The latter has
touch of neuralgia. Mrs. Harrison s allment
is by no means of serious character, and with
rest and quiet it will probably wear on III lew
days.
The President was advised of the proceedings
Of the Republican Convention at Indianapolis
and was naturally pleased at the Endorsement
of his administration.
A City Inundated.
HoRNELLsviLLE IN. ", September 10th.-The
highest flood in this section since 1850 visited
the valley Of Canisteo this morning, and third
OF the city is inundated. The Erie road is com
pletely tied up II is now raining hard. The
streams are rising rapidly, and unless It stops
within few hours disastrous results Will fol-
low Adviees from CanisteO report that village
completely under water and at the mercy OF the
stream.
Bold Robbery.
BAY CITY (Aiieh.), September 10th.-At noon
to-day three men entered the second National
Bank and two of them engaged the teller and
book keeper in conversation. The third slipped
around back of the bookkeeper's desk and
stole package OF bills amounting TO s5, 4o0
The police are looking for the robbers
Writ of Habeas Corpus nenied.
New YORK, September 10ti-Judge Lacombe,
of the United States Circuit Court, this alter
noon refused to grant writ of habeas corpus TO
Shibgin Juglao. japanese murderer now un-
der sentence of death by electricity.
Fair Grounds Flooded.
ITHACA IN. ", September 10th.-A steady
downpour of rain all night and today filed the
streets here and covered the fair grounds with
a lake of an average depth of three feet. The
fair had TO be declared off. Numerous valuable
:. &1or Il I'D