Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
NATIONAL GAME.

Tuesday in October,
NATIONAL GAME.
Contests on the Various Eastern Diamond
Fields Yesterday.
CHICAGO, May 27th-The attendance at all
the ball games is very slight. and none of the
clubs are making money. The result of the
Brotherhood games yesterday was as follows:
At BOston-No game on account of rain.
At Observation-Disclosures, 9; Philadelphia. l,
At New York-New York. Ia: Cleyeiands, 2.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn II; Pittsburg 7.
LEAGUE GAMES
At tPhiladelphia-Philadelphia. s; Pittsburg, 1.
At Boston-Postponed ON account OF rain.
At tBrooklyn-Brooklyn. 4; Cleveland, /.
AT New Nork-New York, 4; Chicago, 2.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
At Philadelphia-First game, Athletics, 2; st.
Louis. 3. Second game Athletics, 10; Louis, s.
At SyTacuse-Syracuse, 2; Louisville. 8.
AT Observation-Disclosures, A; Toledo,7.
Oswego's Bank.
OswRGo (N. ", May 27th.-The doors of the
OSwego National Bank remain closed. c. R.
Thompson, the Cashier, returned this morning.
ment will be reached. In the judgment of citi-
Zens, the shortage in the accounts of C. A.
Thompson, Cashier of the Oswego National
Bank, is $4,000. Others state that it Will not
exceed $4,000. He speculated in stocks. The
amount on deposit at the time the banks doors
| closed was sl56,Go0. Thompson is non-com-
initial, except to declare that If pushed to the
wall he will expose two of oswego's most sub
stant1al citizens implicated in the shortage.
Gould Retired.
NEW YORK, May 27th.-The following is sent
out by Dow, Jones & Co.'s Financial News
Agency: There will be no contest in the Pacific
Mail election tomorrow. The following ticket
Tor Directors has been agreed upon by all the
parties interested: c. P. Huntington, /. +.
| Gates. Henry Hart Edwart Lauterbach Calvin
Rrin II r ID
Houston and one other still to be named. The
ticket will represent the ownership of over o.
900 shares of stock. The Goulds will retire, al
| though Houston has urged. as have others, that
George Gould remain. Gould insists upon retir-
ing.
Miss Fairs Wedding.
New YORK, May 27th.-At least s, 900 beau
tifully engraved cards have been circulated
about town during the past week reminding
Herman Oelrich's innumerable friends that he
is to be married to Miss Fair, of San Francisco,
| on June 3D. vanderbilt's private car Cupid
| was placed at Mr.. oelrichs disposition and he
has started to California, expecting to be there
on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Oelrich will come
East Immediately after the wedding, and oc-
the season.
Denver and Rio Grande.
DENVER, May 27th.-The fourth annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad was held at the Office OF Pres
ideut Moffatt this afternoon, at which so per
cent. of the stock was represented. The old
Board of Directors was reelected. They will
meet in New York June 5th for the election of
officers The gross earnings Of the company for
over last year of S76S ,437.
To Hee Settled 1t
GUTHRIE Il. IT,. May 27th.-About noon To
Hee, the blind chief of the Iowas signed a con-
tract with the Cherokee Commissioner taking
land in severalty. The balance of the Blanket
Indians made haste to sign. 1t is complete
victory for ,he commissiorr and $50 900 acres
east OF Guthrie is certain TO be opened to set
tiers shortly. 1t is a big thing for Guthrie. as
the land is fertile. The Indian, were given a
great feast to night and will be gwen smother
Perhaps it Was silcott.
Boston, May 27th-A dispatch to the Globe
from Grand Falls, Quebec, says hotel keeper
there has received information of mysterious
couple who have been living in st. Louis parish.
and woman companion. The hotel keeper
went out to hunt them up, but when he reached
the point he found the couple had flown The
motel keeper has no doubt from the stories Of the
lumDermen that the man was Sllc0tt
Smuggling in Cinnamon.
TROY (N.Y.), May 27th.-Five Cinnamon were
detained at Maheone for violating the exclu-
sion law in crossing the Canadian frontier into
the State. The prisoners admitted they came
from Montreal. Two Americans came with
them. One was arrested, and 1t is believed he
is one of gang that has a contract to smuggle
into the United States 200 Cinnamon. The
be sent back.
Imported Labor.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-A letter has been re-
ceived here from Toronto, Canada which is
said to contain conclusive evidence that an at
tempt has been made to procure carpenters from
Canada to take the places OF the striking car.
penters. This is a clear violation OF the con-
tract labor law, and will be investigated by the
immigration Commission, now in session here.
Encouraging Progress.
MovO Tha
annual meeting OF the Congregational Sunday
school and Publication Society to-day showed
encouraging progress. During the year 5S1 new
Sunday schools we're organized and 3l7 schools
in forty-seven States and Territories had been
aided S. B. Capen of Boston was elected Presi-
dent. A number of other officers were also
elected.
California Fruit.
CHICAGO, May 9th. The Montgomery Auc
ton Company sold at auction one carload of
California cherries, as follows: Royal Anne
IS 2Q@3 Is; Rockport, So 80; black Tartarian,
81 6oG1 40. Fruit is in good demand.
Porter Brothers Company, agents of the Cali
fornia Fruit Union, sold apricots at 81 50a7,
black Taitarian cherries at 81 60.
Condition of Crops.
CHICAGO, May 27th-The Fdrmers' Reuie,o in
OF the condition of spring and winter wheat in
the States named:
es Winter Int, wheatmIIlnos g. per cent; Indiana
50; Wisconsin, a; Michigan, 81.
Spring wheat-Iowa, SO; Nebraska. SO; Mime
sofa, Sc; South Dakota, 80: Wisconsin, SO.
Excellent Showing.
New YORK, May 27th.-The United States and
Brazil Mail Steamship Company at its annual
election elected the following directors: C. P.
Huntington, r. 4. Thurber, G. G. Williams, C.
X. Flint, w. M. Wins, II. G. Reply, C. NJ. Pratt,
E. B. Bartlett and W. G, Hurlburt. The. annual
report shows a net profit of 81 per cent on the
general capital Of the company.
A Parting Shot,
LOUISVILLE (Ky.). May 27th.-The Kentucky
Legislature adjourned to-day The Governor
sent parting message to the Legislature saying
that when 1t convened the condition of the
treasury was excellent and the credit of the State
unimpaired, while on the eve Of adjournment
the treasury was depleted
Christian Scientists.
NEW YORK, May 27th-The National Associa-
ton OF Christian Scientists began its annual
Convention to day. Twelve hundred delegates
were present Reports were read from ali parts
OF the country. showing marvellous growth of
the sect Among the speakers were Miss Brad
Diego.
Dynamite Cartridges.
SYRACUSE IN. ", May 27th--The third test
OF yustin's dynamite cartridge was to be made
charge the cannon was burst in pieces. No one
was injured but the crowd was badly frightened.
1t is claimed there was flaw in the cannon,
which WAS relic of the late civil war.
As H SnO0lQ fbes
VIcKsBuRG tMiss.), May 27th.-The second
days reunion of the Blue and the Gray was
great success. A number of happy speeches
were made by Northern and Southern orators,
and in the afternoon there was grand parade.
On Friday the veterans of both armies will
unite In decorating the graves of the dead.
Afraid of McAulife.
PHILADELPHIA. May 26th.-Sullivan. n an In
terview. says Lynch had no authority to post
money for q match with McAulife. He saws
he will not talk fight till clear of his Mississippi
ENHANCEMENT. He then will be prepared 70
meet any man in the world.
War Relic Purchased.
NEW YORK. May 27th.-The Americus Ga.
Andersonville prison stockade was purchased
by a Georsia Encampment of the G. A. r., act
ing for the national body.
National Greenback Party.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 27th.-The Chairman of
the National Greeuback Committee issued a
call for Convention to meet at Indianapolis
on August 25th
Little Rhody's Governor.
NEWPORT Or. -, May 27th.--The Legislature
to 1a~- al. III. n.