Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-01
Not Relieyed Lawful.

New YORK, October 31st-The EUeaing
Post in an editorial says: The Sugar Trusts
plan for swallowing itself and coming right
side up is now before the public, bearing
the Endorsement of the eminent counsel
who prepared the plan for the original
trust. We think the new plan will en-
counter as great obstacles as the original
one, and perhaps even greater. The whole
concern must pass into the hands of re-
ceivers, to be disposed of in accordance
with the law as laid down By the Courts,
one element of which is that the consolida-
ton feature is of itself illegal. as being in
the nature of a monopoly.
Caused a Sensation.
CHICAGO October 3lst.-A sensation was
caused in the clothing trade TO. day by the
failure of Leopold. Brothers & Co., manu-
facturers and wholesale dealers in clothing,
and one of the oldest firms in the city.
Confessions of judgment were entered
against the firm for an aggregate of Sl49,-
600. The collapse came like q thunder
bolt to the trade. Many of the creditors
are comparatively small tradesmen in other
cities. All these have been provided for
The liabilities and assets are estimated at
S325, 900.
viii Not Interfere.
PHILADELPHIA October 31st.-It having
been rumored that an attempt had been
made by subordinate officials of the Read
ing Railroad to coerce the employees to vote
for favorite candidates next Tuesday,
General Manager Mcleod to-day tel
egraphed notice to all the employees that
the management will under no circum-
stances tolerate any interference with the
free exercise of the right of employees TO
vote in accordance with their individual
preferences.
No Truth In 1t.
BALTIMORE, October 31st.-The story
printed in Chicago day 10 the effect that
negotiations were in progress looking to an
agreement between the Northern Pacific
and Baltimore and Ohio which, if con-
summated would amount to practical
consolidation of the two systems, thus
forming great transcontinental route, is
declared by the Baltimore and Ohio mag
mates 10 be Without the slightest founda-
ton.
Will Fight the Law.
LEAvEYwoRTH (Kas. J, October 31st.-The
Postmaster again threw out the mail
edition OF the Leavenworth Times this
morning because it reprinted the list OF
Catholic fair rstfles. His action was sus-
tained by the Postmaster General, and the
Times has filed a suit against Postmaster
AAAtOhAC AOA VlO.OSN QdlIdEtS, uldh lug Tue
claim that no law can forbid an American
newspaper printing the news.
Railway Insurance.
CHATTANOOGA, October 31st.-The Rail.
way Conductors Insurance Association of
the United States and Canada has con-
cluded its tweny-third annual Convention
here. The Association enlarged its field
of operation by passing this resolution
Resolued, That this Association will receive all
persons as members who are financially, moral
" and mentslly qualified, under the age OF
sixty years, and in positions as Depot Masters,
Train Masters, Train Dispatchers, SuperintenS,
ents and all officers above the rank Of SuperiQ.
tendent,
Lynched Negro.
Macon (Ga), October 31st.-Near Val
dosta, yesterday afternoon, a negro named
Paiseo committed brutal assault on Miss
Hardee, daughter of prominent planter,
and last night the negro was taken from
the officers by mob and lynched.
Probably Murdered.
COLUMBUS (0.), October 31st.-A tele.
gram from Salt Lake announces that the
body of detective Murphy, who mysteri-
ously disappeared while en- route TO San
Francisco, was found near Ogden to-day,
and murder is suspected.
Cincinnati's New Law.
COLUMBUS. October 31st.-The Supreme
Court has declined to allow the issuance of
an injunction TO prevent Mayor Morley
from appointing a new Board of city OFF,
GERS under the new law at Cincinnati.
Bee-Keepers.
KEoKuK Ia), October 3lst-The Inter-
national Bee-keepers elected to-day P. II.
Elwood, of Starkville, n. Y. President,
and adjourned, to meet next year al Al
bany, \. Y.
Lynch Law.
DALTON (Ga.), October 3lst-Two me-
groes, who brutslly assaulted and murdered
Miss Baker, in Barlow county, were taken
from the officers last night by a mob and
lynched.