Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-23
THE TEMPERATURE.


California home.
Gould a Heavy Purchaser CT Stocks.
New YORK, November 22d-The follow
ing is published: Jay Gould is again tie
master spirit in Wall street. Recent events
in The great speculative centers have re.
vealed his unmistakab!e presence and in
fluence. TIE great financial depression
brought the values of corporate securities
down to very low level. Gould believes
great profits can be made in purchasing Sc
eurites at existing prices, and his belief
and his restored health are causes for his
return to Well street. From reliable in
formation it is learned that Gould within
one week expended $40, 100000 in the pur-
chase OF stocks. There is no telling to what
length Gould will continue his purchases.
Harvard Defeats Yale.
SPRINGFIELD. November 221. = Yale
and Harvard foot bail teams met here this
afternoon. Twenty-Five thousand people
were on the ground and there was much
excitement as to the outcome. Yale was
slightly the favorite At the end of the
first half neither side had scored.
Harvard scored touchdowps and 2 goals
in tie second half, making the score: Har-
ward II, Yale 6, Yale securing l touchdown
and goal.
Harvard won The game. The score was
Harvard u, Yale 6.
Two Horse Thieves Killed.
WICHITA (Kan. J, November 22d-Deputy
Sheriff Drescher of Osborne county sue
ceeded in overtaking a gang of horse
thieves last night in the western part OF
Pratt county, when the gang suddenly
opened fire at distance of about 400 yards.
The posse returned the fire, killing two Of
the thieves, Thomas Rest and Samuel
Thornton. The five others succeeded in
reaching their horses and escaped into the
woods, The whole county is aroused, and
al least hundred men are in pursuit.
New Steamer Line.
GALVESTON (Tex), November 22d. -
Representatives of Chicago syndicate
have closed an agreement with capitalists,
which, it is said, means the establishment
of new line of steamers between Calves
ton and the South American ports. The
company has capital of $50 1000 900, and
will 6e known as the Pan-American Trans
poItation Company.
Miners Strike.
MINNEAPOLIS, November 22d.-A Butte,
Mont, special to the Tribune says: The
Miners Union has demanded reduction
of work to eight hours a day, with
no reduction in wages. The Union is one
of the strongest in the country, with mem
bership of 5000, and a working force Of
over 5000. The employers will reply on
Monday.
Weir Going to Australia.
Boston, November 22d.-Ike Weir has
received telegram from Phil. Archibald,
of San Francisco, book-maker, asking If
he would be ready to depart for Australia
49, hal
his expenses and backing for battle with
Griffs, the American feather weight. Weir
starts for San Francisco next week.
Money Deposits for Transfer.
WASHINGTON, November 22j.-Sec' e.ary
Window has instructed the Assistant
Treasurer at San Francisco TO receive no
more deposits Ct money for payment at
New York. The orders for such transfers
are temporary only, and the purpose for
which they were made Is regarded as al
ready accomplished.
Fruit Dealers Coming to California.
New YORK, November 22d-The mem.
bers of the Produce and Grocery Exchange
of New York and Brooklyn have received
invitations from the Boston Fruit and
Produce Exchange to join in an excursion
to the Pacific Coast in February. The
Embarrassing and commercial centers are to
visited.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, November odd. w.
Bane has been appointed fourth. ella S
Postmaster at Mansfield, Monterey county
Cal vice E T. Caldwell, resigned.
The postoffice at Big Sandy, Mojave
county, Arizona, has been discontinued.
Previous Records Broken.
CHICAGO, November 22d.-Filemaker to.
night broke all previous equine records fol
high jumping. With run of less than
thirty feet he jumped over bars seven feet
two and half inches in hight without
scratching. Tom Potter rode him.
Warren Won.
New ORLEANS, November 22i.-Tommy
Warren of California and Tommy Miller Of
Indianapolis fought before the Audubon
A hletic Club TO night for 81, 900. Miller
could hardly hit Warren at all, and was
knocked out in the third round.
Indian Commissioner Appointed.
WASHINGTON, November 22d.-The Presi.
dent has appointed John W. Lewis, OIL
Kentucky, member of the Puyallup In.
dian Commission, vice Will Cumbach, Of
Indiana, declined.
Winnings on Race Tracks.
NEW YORK, November 22d.-In the last
racing season the Hearst stable won $1l6,.
2O5, and Haggn S52,6l5. The largest win
niugs were made by Belmont, who took in
Sl69 .6l5.
stamping Works Burned.
BELLAIRE % J, November 22d.-A fire
destroyed the mcst valuable part of the
Bellsire Stamping Works this evening.
Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000.
Motion Denied.
WASHINGTON. November 22d I'm the
case of John NJ. Crawford VS.. Richard N.
Ferguson, Secretary Noble denies the mo-
ton for review.
Death of Prominent Politician.
OMAHA, November odd. w. Savage,
one of the best known lawyers of Nebraska,
and a prominent Democratic politician,
died to night.
Bishop Beckwith Dying.
ATLANTA tGa.). November 22d.-Bishop
John W Beckwith, CT the Episcopal DID,
cese of Georgia, is dying of paralysis.