Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-06
The comte de Paris.

The Comte de Paris.
NEW YORK, October 5th.-The Comte de
Paris and party this morning attended
funeral services over the remains of Carl
Hsss, valet of the Due d'Orleans, who died
in this city the day after his arrival In
the afternoon the royal party walked across
the Brooklyn bridge, and in the evening
were entertained at dinner by General
Sherman. Tomorrow morning they go
TO Philadelphia.
The Comte de Paris tomorrow will
visit the tomb of Mcclellan at Trenton,
prior to going 10 Philadelphia, where he
will be received by the Mayor. In the
evening he will dine with Childs and at
tend reception given By the Loyal Legion,
OF which he is a member. Tuesday he
goes to Washington, where he will remain
several days. After visit TO Richmond
and other points south, TO gather materials
for his book, he will return to Washington
ard call on the President. The officers OF
the army of the Potomac will give him a
dinner here on the Goth; on the 29th ne
sails on the Servis.
Death of Wealthy Baltimorean.
BALTIMORE, October 6th.-George R.
Graham, one of Baltimores wealthiest and
most widely known citizens, and cousin
of the present head of the firm of Alex
ander Brown & Sons, died to-day at his
country residence Graham was shaving
on the evening of September 25th, and
accidentally gashed his neck. The blood
flowed freely from the wound, and he was
greatly exhausted when found lying on the
floor Of his room. Graham had suffered a
long time from malarial fever, and to the
effects of malarial fever the family attribute
his death.
Murdered for Plunder.
BELLEvILLE (Ill.), October 5.h.-Two
young men out hunting yesterday came
across the senseless body of an aged negro
and young woman. 1t was subsequently
ascertained to be his daughter. Their
throats had been cut. The woman was re-
vived slightly and said they were attacked
while asleep by an unknown man, who
cut their throats and robbed them of
little money in their possession. The man
died in short time and the woman cannot
live.
Would Not Prosecute Him.
New YORK, October 5th.-Ernest Rial,
arrested yesterday on telegram from
Omaha Neb., stating that he was wanted
Richard ]. Straight by bogus land trans
actions, was discharged by Justice Reilly
in the Jefferson Market Court to-day.
Straight stated he had no desire to prose-
cute Rial, and had made a mistake in
causing his arrest, as he could not bear the
expense of having Riall taken back to
Omaha for trial.
He Compiled With the Request.
NEWARK On. j., October 5th.-Herr
Most had been literally advertised to ad-
dress Socialistic meeting here tonight.
At the appointed time a crowd, mostly
composed of Russians and Germans, gath
cred in the hall and greeted the Anarchist
with loud cheers. The police then entered,
and much TO the discontinue of the au-
dience, escorted Most from the hail and
gave him half an hour to leave the city.
H. complied.
Great German Parade.
ST. LOUIS, October 5th.-A great German
day parade took place this afternoon, and,
despite the cold, drizzling rain which fell
sli afternoon, 10000 men participated.
Each man carried an American flag, and
there were many artistic floats representing
the fall of Donneroschean, the sleeping
beauty" Every phase of political alle-
glance, religious belief, social position and
personal sentiment had part in the parade
and voice in the exercises which followed it.
Striking Cigarmakers.
BINGHAMToN On. W, October 9Th
The long and bitter struggle between the
cigarmakers and employers here ended TO-
night The men decided the strike off,
The fight was the most disastrous one ever
experienced here. Two factories have been
compelled to make assignments, and on
the other side suffering among the improv-
ident strikers. About 5000 employees were
out.
Both Fearfully Punished.
PITTsBURe, October 5th.-William Bis.
sell, of McKeesport and George Gillen, of
Mansfield, fought this morning on boat
on the Ohio river near Rochester. Little
science was displayed, the men going at it
like blacksmiths. In the fifth round Gill
len was knocked down and his head struck
the deck, rendering him unconscious. The
fight was given 10 Bissell. Both men were
feerfully punished.
Oklahoma's Capital.
GUTHRIE 20. IT,, October 5th.-The re-
opening of the capital location question,
which was expected to precipitate trouble
between the opposing Guthrie and Okla
homa City factions, was postponed until
tomorrow. Oklahoma City's armed force
of 100 men is still on the ground and will
remain TO see fair play when the question
| comes up.
The New Gold.
New YORK, October 5th.-Commenting
on the narrow escape of California fruit
growers from great loss by the recent rains,
the Tribune says: The whole country may
rejoice with California in her season of
unexampled prosperity. The new gold
bids fair to outweigh the old, and happily
the lode need never play out.
Death of Preacher.
New YoRK, October 5th.-Rey. Henry
De La Ker Kimball, aged 81, died today
of shock received several years ago. Mr..
Kimball was prominent in the anti. slavery
movement, and the founder of the Chris
tidn Union. The last nine years he has
been engaged in street preaching, and
dispensing food to the poor.
Cotton Goods Not Affected.
NEW YORK, October 5lh.-The Herald's
London correspondent says that the repre-
sentatives in Manchester of an American
dry goods house believe that the new tariff
will not affect trade in cotton goods, except
in the case of veivets and other fine fabrics,
and that Germany and France will suffer
more than England.
Accident on Race Course.
CANTON (Ohio), October 5.h.-During
the races at the Marlboro fair yesterday,
the stallion Bismarck, valued at S5 900,
owned by William Myers, collided with a
buggy being driven across the track. The
stallion was instantly killed, and Myers
seriously injured
Sunday Baseball.
LOUISVILLE. October 5th.-One of the
best games of the season was called at the
end of the ninth inning on account of
darkness. neither the Louisville nor Colum-
bus club having been able to score a single
run.
St. Louis-St. Louis, 6; Toledo, ..
National Hebrew Convention.
New YORK, October 5th.-The second
days session of the National Convention of
Jewish Workmen to-day was well attended.
The resolutions advising National Union
between the United States and CanaGa's
trades unions were adopted.
Clearing House Returns.
BosToN, October 5th.-A table compiled
from dispatches from the leading clearing
houses in the United States and Canada,
shows gross exchanges for past week of ST.
$50. SIC, ,19S, a decrease of Is per cent. from
corresponding period last year.
Value of Trotting stock.
New YORK, October 5th.-C. ]. Hamlin
has refused an offer of $4,000 for the
trotter Prince Regent.