Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-16

WORK: Inc present building could be re-
tanned as downtown station and could
be connected by pneumatic tubes.
Knights of Labor.
DENVER, November 15th.-The knights
of Labor, at this mornings session, adopted
a resolution appointing a committee Of
three to inquire extensively into the mat
ter of the New York Central strike, and
if it finds that the company replaced the
Knights with incompetent men, to draft
bill for presentation 10 the next General
Assembly of New York, forfeiting the char
ter of the railroad company.
At to-night's secret session a resolution
was considered which created much excite.
ment and a very warm dsos,e. The mat.
ter was not settled before adjournment.
1t is understood the resolution was mat
ter affecting Grand Master Powderly.
No Troops Will be Sent.
CHICAGO, November 10Th The story
published by the Daily Ne,0s as coming
from its Washington special, that on the
recommep dation of General Miles the War
Department has ordered troops from sew
eral points in the vicinity Of the Sioux
Reservation, to take the field at once to
prevent threatened outbreak, is not cor
rect. Inquiry at General Miles headquar-
tiers this morning elected the statement
that no troops have been ordered into the
field against the Indians. Colonel Sum-
mer is merely ordered TO report at Chicago
in the ordinary routine of army changes.
Foreign immigration.
CHICAGO, November 15th.-The Congress
sional committee to investigate the foreign
immigration question left here for the West
to-day. They go first 70 Spokane, where
they begin an inquiry into the condition OF
the Chinese element. Congressman Owen
said the object of the investigation is TO
collect evidence which may warrant the
reporting of an exclusion bill having for
its object the elimination from the country
of all foreign elements which tend to in
lure the interests of honest labor and of the
country at large.
The Brazil Exposition.
New YORK, November 15th.-The Nal
and Express Brazil correspondent says:
The Continental Exposition at San Paula
opens November 10, 1892, and will start
with fund of 500 100000. The plan OF
the building has not yet been presented
but the preliminary Inauguration exercises
were held October 25th. The Exposition
will be divided into art, education, furni-
ture, cotton, industries, industrial elements
products, agriculture and horticulture sec.
tons. The payment of customs in gold
begins to-day.
Meeting of Baseball Magnates.
New YORK, November 15th.-The Ma
tional League meeting to-day adjourned,
after secret session. Byrne of Brooklyn
said that about the most important thing
was that of leaving the differences between
the opposing clubs in the cities where they
exist to committee composed of Day,
Spalding and himself. President Prince
of the Players League is still determined
in asserting that the organization will not
give up the fight.
Jumped the Track.
PIrTsBURG, November 15th.-The fast
west-b bound express upon the Baltimore
and Ohio, jumped the track six miles east
of Clarksburg, W. Va, this morning, and
collided with the sleeper of a working
train. The cars were wrecked and the
track torn up. On the working train Jas.
Floyd and j. D. Armstrong, bosses, were
fatally hurt. In the postal car, Clerk Ches.
Dean, George Henry and William Borden,
were seriously hurt.
China Firm Collapses.
New YORK, November 15th.-The World
says that Malt Ii Wah e. Co., one of the
largest importing firms in New York, is in
financial trouble. As tine debts are all to
Chinese firms, the amounts cannot be
stated, but are believed to be heavy. They
carried nearly 500 600 worth of goods up
to few months ago. The collapse is the
sensation of Chinatown.
Indicted for Perjury.
CHICAGO, November 15th.-Sol. Van
Praag, Democratic Representative-elect
from the Second Legislative District, was
indicted by the Federal Grand Jury to day
and admitted to bail in the sum of 81 500.
The indictments were for conspiracy to OBJ.
tain citizens papers for persons not en-
titled to them and subornation of perjury.
An Absurd Report.
NEWARK On. J.), November 15th.-John
Dillon, NJ. p, was asked tonight if he
thought it true that Parnell had resigned
the leadership of the Irish party. He said
the author of the report was the Dublin
Express, the organ of the landlords and all
opponents of the Irish Parliam entary
party. He considered the report absurd.
Methodist Missionaries.
BosToE, November 15th.-The Methodist
Missionary Committee to-day appropriated
1000 for Japan, $4,000 TOR Corea and
81, 900 for Lower California. This finished
the appropriations for foreign countries.
The entire amount thus appropriated is
$40 907. The amount remaining which
they are entitled to expend is S25, 446.
Prize Fight stopped.
CINCINNATI, November 15th.-Early this
morning the police surrounded saloon in
this city and broke up a prize fight in
progress there. They captured Thomas
Burke, one of the principals, and about
fifty spectators. Michael Gillespie, the
other principal, and about seventy five
spectators, escaped.
Willard Has Not Lost Faith.
NEW YORK, November 15th.-Assignee
Cromwell, of Dicker, Howell e. Co., re-
ceived cablegram from Henry Willard to-
day stating that the latter will sail for New
York on the Goth. Cromwell says that
Willard has not lost faith in the enterprise
with which he is connected.
Wyoming's Senator.
CHEYENNE (Wyo) November 15th.-Ex-
Delegate Carey was to-day elected United
States Senator. He received thirty-nine
Republican votes il the Legislature, while
Baxter, late Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor, received the vote of every Demo-
crat.
Trying Year for Cuban Planters.
New YORK, November 15th.-Cuban mail
advices predict the coming year will be
very trying, and planters will find difficult
ties in overcoming the exigencies of the
market. Under existing conditions the
ruin of many planters is considered sure.
General Lockout.
DANBURY Comm, November 18th
There will be general lockout in all the
hat factories of Danbury Monday, owing to
disagreement between the fur hat manu-
facturers and the Hat Trimmers' Union.
1t will affect 10000 employees.
A Deputy Sheriff Killed.
LOUISVILLE, November 15th.-Informa-
ton has been received that Deputy Sheriff
Giles of Harlan county was killed at Rose
Hill, West Virginia, on election day. Giles
was trying to arrest two men and killed
them both before he died.
Stringent Money Market the Cause.
FoRr WORTH Tex }, November 18th
w. B. Somerville, capitalist and real
estate dealer, made an assignment to-day.
Liabilities, 500, 000 The failure, was
caused chiefly by stringency in the money
market.
Bank Teller Arrested.
AMSTERDAM On. ", November 15th.-A
warrant was issued for teller Smith of the
Merchants National Bank of this city, said
to be defaulter in the sum of S., 800.
Dishonest Clerk.
PpovroFNcE. November l5.h,-Harrison