Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-09

| Getting Interesting.
COLUMBUS Ohio. January Sth.-The Senator.
| ship canvass waged earnestly to-day There is
! a rUmor that the opposition 10 BIice viii make
| 9 tinal effort tonight number of prominent
| gentlemen arrived from Cleveland to-day and
| in connection with the anti-Brice men here are
| trying to form combination to unite the field
| against Brice. AT the headquarters OF the re-
| spectiye candidates this afternoon nothing new
was escertained.
Briee's managers did not seem to be in the
least disturbed by the arrival of the Cleveland
gen lemen, nor did they appear to be concerned
| about the proposed meeting of the opposition.
Mcmahon thinks his prospects Iook brighter,
while nomas appears serene and content over
the outlook.
Naval Changes.
WASHINGTON, January Sth.-L -Lieutenant-e'om-
mander George B. Livingston has been ordered
as Assistant Inspector in the Eighth Lighthouse
District, relieving ant-CommanderW. u. .
Mead.
Commander Nicoll Ludlow is detached rs In
spector in the Twelfth Lighthouse District and
ordered to duty as Inspector of Ordnance at the
Mare Island, Cal, navy yard
Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Perry. de-
tached as Assistant Inspector of the Third Light
mouse District, is ordered to duty as lnspectorin
the Twelfth District.
jackson Day.
CHICAGO, January Sth.-"Jackson Day. was
celebrated by procession of different Demo-
cratic societies. reception was given by the
Iroquois Club to Hon. Proctor Knott and other
distinguished visitors this afternoon, and an
ente td1nment this evening under the auspices
OF the Andrew Jackson League, for the benefit
of the hermitage fund Speeches were made
by Hon Proctor Knott, ana Hon. H. c. MITCHELL
of Chicago, Judge Benjamin Patton of Ohio
and General John f. Wheeler, of tennessee
Inc entertainment WIS a great success.
Curtailing Expenses.
BISMARCK tN. d.. January sth-Governor
Miller TO day sent a special message to the
Legislature calling attention to the bad shape
OF the hnanees OF the State. Governor Miller
states that his former estimate OF the prospect
i've deficiency of Sl55 500 was too small and
that it Will reach S4S 600 if not exceed that
sum. He warns the Legislature that rigid econ
omy must be practiced to avert bankruptcy,
and lntimates that it had better adjourn as
early as possible to cut down expenses
Married and Skipped.
NASHVILLE (Tenn), January sth.-C. n. Me.
Iemore, junior member of Il. A. Mel emore d
Bro, milling and general commission business
has been missing since december Doth. As sew
eral thousand dollars is short in his accounts it
is supposed he has gone to Canada. The last
heard OF he was at ST. Louis, where he married
Miss Nellie Carrick, also of Columbia His
creditors have attached the property of the firm
Cruel Regulators.
EAST LIVERPOOL (O.l January Sth.-At Hooks.
town, Pa, last night body of regulators took
Johnston Calhoun, one of the oldest and
wealthiest residents, from his house and beat
him and rode him on a rail until their strength
gave out Calhoun is badly injured He is
:
he Is very jealous, and his cruel treatment has
been the talk for some time.
Democratic Love Feast.
Boston, January Sth.-After the Democratic
State Committee transacted it, regular business
this afternoon they held u love feast at the IRE
dinner celebration of the anniversary of Jack
sons victory at New Orleans General p A.
Collins, Hon. Charles Levi Woodbury., General
Brenan and others spoke.
In the Dumps.
BISMARCK On. d., January sth.-Goyernor
Millers veto of the Fargo Agricultural College
bill will count for naught The Governor mis-
took the holiday recess for adjournment and
waited fourteen days before vetoing the bill.
The best lawyers in the state say the veto is
void and the Governor is in the dumps.
Sporting Men Arrested.
New YORK, January Sth.-william H. Hard
ing, Charles Johnston, James Wakely and
Frank Stephenson were arrested this afternoon
on Il requlsitlon signed by Governor Hill, on
account of connection with the sullivan-Kil-
rain fight.
GubernatoriaI Message.
PIERCE Is. d.. January Sth- Governor Mel
lette's message will be read to the Legislature
this afternoon. The message favOrs COMPULSORY
education, urges a liberal railroad policy, in
dorses irrigation and the Australian ballot sys
BAYOU SARA Nal. January Sth.-Henry
Ward, who murdered W. II. Benson, of Norway,
an emplOye of French'S Circus, on the night OF
night by body of masked men and hanged.
Suffering in Cincinnati.
CINcISNATI (Ohio), January Shall the stove
foundries in this city are closed. 1t is claimed
they are oyeIstocked. Work will be resumed
in March. There is much suffering among hun
dreds who are thus thrown out of work.
Consul to Melbourne.
WASHINGTON, January Sth.-It is said that
Wildman proprietor of the Statesman at Boise,
Idaho, will be appointed Consul to Melbourne
at an early day. Mr.. Wildman is strongly in.
dorsed by the leading members of both houses.
THE shaughraun.''
CHICAGO, January Sth.-Dion Boucieault, the
playwright to-day began suit against Robert Bu-
chanan the Pirate King" for pirating the play
The Shaughraun'
John Reilly Signed.
CINCINNATI (0hio). January sth.-John Reilly
signed to-day to play first base for the Cincin-
natl team.
No Hope of His Recovery.
WASHINGTON, January 9th.-Judge Kelley is
slowly sinking. There is no hope of his re-
covery.
Death of an Ex-senator.
CANANDAIGUA IN. ", January Sth.-Elbridge
Gerry Vapham, eX-United States Senator, is