Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-27

part OF lssaquena county, Sharkey, south
of Rolling Fork, and all of Warren county
north of the Yazoo river.
Bucket Shops.
CHICAGO, March 26th.-The Board of
Trade won victory over the bucket shops
this morning, when Judge Tuley modified
the Injunction preventing the Board from
cutting off the bucket shops quotations to
the extent of allowing the Board to got out
of the business of furnishing quotations
entirely.
The Board will close making quotations
on April LIST, and all arrangements will be
cleared out of the Exchange. Customers
will thereafter be dependent on the news
papers or private messages for quotations.
Cut Rates.
CHICAGO, March 26th.-It is thought the
Western Passenger troubles are in a way
for settlement again. The meeting of the
General Passenger Agents to-day appointed
committee to consider the question of re-
organizing the Western States Passenger
Association and enlarging its scope, SO as
to take in the present Missouri lines
1t is believed the old agreement will be
adopted, and the end of the present rate
war will be upon US.
Noted for His Charity.
ELIZABETH On. J.), March 26th.-John
Peters is dead. When the gold fever broke
out in California he was Captain or the first
sailing vessel that made the voyage around
Cape Horn. He amassed a fortune in the
gold diggipgs. In 1855 he returned to
Elizabeth, but lost nearly all his fortune in
the panic of 1873. He continued to be
noted for his charities. He was IS years Of
age.
Chance for Another Heiress.
CHICAGO, March 26th--A German Baron
to-day made an application for divorce
in Chicago Court. His name is Joachim
Franc Baron Won Posse, and he is in this
country as the representative of German
syndicate who own large tract of timber
land in Michigan. In 1885 his wife went
on visit to Berlin, and refuses to come
back. Franc is quite wealthy, owning
considerable property in Chicago.
This Makes Three.
ANNAPOLIS (Md.) March 26th.-The Gov
ernor sent message to the Legislature to-
night transmitting communication from
the State Comptroller, stating that he had
discovered a misrepresentation of State
securities in the hands of State Treasurer
Archer. Treasurer Archer is lying criti-
cally i'll at his home in Belair.
From Poverty to Affiuence.
PHILADELPHIA, Marcn ZOtn.-MrS. James
McCauley who has been living in abiect
poverty for number of years in this city,
learned that her husband, who went west
fourteen years ago, and whom she supposed
dead. is in Burke, Idaho, where he has &C.
cumulated fortune of 100000. She will
join him.
Bishop Heiss Dead.
LACROSSE (Wis.) March 26th.-After a
lingering illness Archbishop Heiss died at
s o'clock this evening. He was conscious
to the last. The remains will be taken to
Ohio Town Burned
TOLEDO, March 26th.-The business por-
ton and number of residences of the
village of Pioneer was burned to. day. The
losses aggregate 900.
Reid Returns.
New YORK, March 26th.-The steamer
Champagne from Harve arrived with
Whitelaw Reid, the Minister to France, on
board.
General Schenck's Burial.
DAYTON (Ohio) March 26th.-General
Schenck was buried to-day. Several posts
of the G. A r. marched in the procession.
He Resigned.
ALBANY On. Y, March 26th.-The resig-
nation of Sheriff Flack of New York has
been received.