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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-23
AGAINST THE ELECTION BILL.
A Convention Recommended of all Com
mercial Bodies of the South,


New ORLEANS, July 22d.-The Chamber
of Commerce, the largest commercial body
in the South, having been asked for views
of the suggestion to hold a convention of
Southern business men to consider what is
best for the South to do if the force bill"
Row before Congress becomes law, re-
plies as follows:
ut is our opinion that the commercial
South should at once meet in convention
to deliberate and decide upon the course
that it will adopt in the event that
our Northern fellow-countrymen elects
to dissolve the brotherly ties which have
grown up between us during quarter of
century of the ,profoundest peace, and to
estabiIsG a Poland or an Ireland on this
Westernl hemisphere in place of the pros
porous land now extending hearty welcome
to Northern capital and Northern muscle.
Should any considerable number of COM
mercisl bodies of the South share our
views, we shall at once appoint delegates
to attend any Convention that may be
called to consider the situation"
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Baseball Games Played Throughout the
East Yesterday

BasebaH Games Played THROUGHOUT the
East Yesterday.
CHICAGO, July 22d-The various leagues
played baseball throughout the East to-
day, resulting as follows:
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Cleyeland-Boston 3, Cleveland ..
At Cincinnaii-Brooklyn 16, Cincinnati 5.
At Chicago-New York 7. Chicago ID
AT MISUNDERSTANDING s, Philadel.
phia 10. Fifteen innings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Cleveland-Brooklyn 10, Cleveland II
At Buflalo-New York l. Brooklyn 6.
At Chicago-Boston 2, Chicago l.
At Pittsburg-Philadelphia6, 6, Pittsburg1 /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At hiladelhia-Athletics 5, st. Louis 8.
at Syracuse-Columbus 4, Syracuse 10.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Endorsing the Bid for the Encouragement
of American Shipping.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 22d.-The Chamber
OF Commerce this afternoon adopted reso-
luton recommending e memorial 10 Con-
gress advocating the passage of the Frye
bill and Farquhar bill for the encourage
ment of American shipping. The Board
of Trustees were instructed to forward
to Washington to the California delegation
an epitome of the resolution by telegraph
Immediately.
a request by the Chamber of Commerce
of Port Townsend for aid in obtaining an
appropriation for a Government telegraph
connecting Cape Flattery with the United
States Custom-house at Port Townsend,
was agreed to without discussion.
The subject of the improvement of the
Sacramento river was referred to the Com
mittee on Internal Trade and Improve
ment, with instructions that the Board was
in favor OF the improvement.
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A TENEMENr FIRE.
Four Persons known to Have Perished
in the Flames

CINCINNATI, July 22d.-Four people were
burned to death ana several seriously in
jured in tenement fire here tonight. The
four-story building, at Al Front street &C.
cupied on the first floor as g second. hand
store BY Solomon Menski, and on The up
per floors as 8 tenement house, was dis
covered on fire at II o'clock
An alarm was turned in, and before the
fire department arrived several policemen
did good work in getting the unfortunate
inmates out of the building.
As soon as the iremen arrived the work
was vigorously prosecuted, but when the
flames were extinguished it was found that
Solomon Menskl and wife and their two
young children were dead. and Gus Hi;z.
we'll, Eva Misses and Mary Kasseneur
were seriously and probably fatally
bur1ed
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IMMENSE CLoUO-BURST.

Houses, Bridges and Tracks Washed
Down a Canyon.
DENVER, July 22d-At midnight last
night occurred terrific catastrophe that
has temporarily isolated the towns up Clear
Creek canyon from intercourse with the
world. AT that hour there was an i'm
meDse cloud-burst near the forks of the
creek, pouring deluge of water within the
narrow walls of the canyon.
1t completely demolished the two iron
railway bridges at The Forks, and as far as
can be learned annihilsted ali other struct-
ures in the vicinity. The restaurant the
depot and all the outhouses were swept
away in the food. Fortunately, it is be-
lied that no lives were lost.
The immense body of water, laden with
wreckage, went tearing down the canyon
with the result that to-day, from The Forks
to Golden, there is scarcely vestige of the
railroad left. The greater portion of the
read-bed is washed away and all means of
communication are destroyed.
After the cloud-burst a furious hail
storm set in, and now it is reported that
hail foot deep is lying in the canyon.
AT II o'clock this morning a train loaded
with bridge timbers, and conveying 200
men, left Denver for the scene of destruc-
ton. 1t will be about three days before
the load is repaired.
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EoR sALE-A DAIRY, CONSISTING OF 40
L head Of good cows doing a good business
IN Sacramento. INQUIRE at this Office iy17-tf
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BANK ROBBERY.
An Accountant Charged With the Theft
of Large Sum.


of a Large Sum.
ST.. JOINS IN. b., July 22d.-A myste-
rious robbery at the Bank of Nova Scotia
in Woodstock has caused a crest deal of
excitement. Forty thousand dollars were
taken from the vault, and the accountant
of the bank, Robert G. Sanders, is locked
up, charged with the theft. Saturday
morning Sanders was found lying on the
floor of the vault unconscious, and the
vault door wide open. When he came to
his senses he said he had been instructed
to go to the bank early in the morning to
get some money out of the vault and send
il away by express on the 7:30 train. AS
ne entered the vault ne was struck from
behind and fell unconscious without seeing
his sssailsnt. No one living in the vicinity
of the bank saw anybody enter or depart
therefrom. Many rumors are shost con-
corning the burglary. One is that Sanders
has a severe wound on his head, which he
said he received in the vault. Another
rumor is that the money stolen has been
returned to the bank, and all proceedings
will CEASE
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RACING EVENTS.
Results of Yesterdays Races Throughout
the East.

Results of Yesterdays Races Througho ut
the East.
MONMOUTH PARK. July 22d.-The seven
eighths of mile Fitz James won, Claren-
don second, Chemise third. Time, 1:3l4
Mcclellan stakes, for two-y -year-olds,
threefourths of a mile, Reckon won, Fla
villa second, Annie third. Time, 1:l42.
Barnett stakes, for three-y ear-olds, mile
and q half, Demuth won, Long Run Sec
ond, Judge Morrow third. Time, 2:371.
Mile and an eighth, Sluggard won,
Diablo second, Defaultsr third. Time,
1855.
Five-eighths of a mile, Village Maid won,
Rico second, Guard third. Time, 1014
Three-fourths of mile, Meriden won,
Ny Fellow second, Eclipse third. Time,
1:l2l.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT. July 22d.-This was the open.
ing day of the Detroit Driving Park The
weather was fle. The attendance was
about 10000.
The 2:30 trot, for 5000, Leopard won,
Pixley. second, Hylas, Boythow and Ry-
land distsnced. Best time 2:193
The 2:24 pace, for 500, Cricker won,
Grants Abdallah second, Chimes c. third,
Nettie C. fourth. Best time, 2;144.
The 2:22 trot, for 500, best two in three
heats, Mcdowell won, Maud second, Tariff
third, Voucher fourth. Best time, 21S3.
Special, 2:26 class, $500 (unfnishsd), G.
B. won the first and second heats. Best
time, 2204.
AT PIITsBURG.
PITTsBURo, July 22d.-The weather was
fine and the track good at the opening day
of the Homewood Driving Park races of
the grand circuit.
In the 2:30 trot, for 81 600, Viola Clay
won, Lizzie S. second, Lakewood Prince
third, Kluxie fourth. Best time 2:224
In the 2:25 pace, for 81, 900, Forest Wilkes
won, Arctic second, Billy B, third, Frank
Dortch fourth. Best time. 2:223
In the 2:20 trot, for 81 900, Mambrino
Maid won, st. Elmo second, Diamond
third, Yorktown Belle fourth. Best time,
2:l93
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TOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
Il largest saloons IN the city; extra family en-
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inquire
at this office. iv9J.7t
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INT# IRRATIONAL ARBIrRATIoN.
The Conference Opened at London Yes
terday.

terday.
LONDON, July 22d.-A party conference
on international arbitration opened to-day.
The Earl of Aberdeen offered a motion de-
Ciaring that the conference halls the con-
current resolution of both Houses Of the
American Congress as a fitting reply to the
address from 234 members of the British
House Of Commons, requesting President
Harrison to negotiate with the Powers for
the purpose of concluding treaties of arbi-
tratiop and congratulates the autonomous
States of America which in the Pan Ameri-
can Congress agreed to treaty providing.
for arbitration, and which now awaits rsti-
fication.
The motion was carried, as was also a
resolution rejoicing in the efforts to con-
elude treaty arbitration between France
and America
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The best place in California to have you,
printing done; A. J. Johnston 81 Co.'s, 40
treet. Sacramento Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-23

THOUSANDS have been relieved of indi-
gestion and loss of appetite by a single
bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The use of
this medicine, by giving tone and strength
to the assimilatiye organs, has made in
Vulnerable cures of chronic dyspepsia.
Price, 81; worth So bottle.
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For the finest imported and domestic
sausage, cheese, canned goods, fresh butter.
eggs, hutterrilk, etc, go to F. BAUMLE, F2s j
street. Lunch put up for travellers. jeI0-tf
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SENSATION IN MILITARY CIRCLES.
The Commander at Fort Niobrara Placed
Under Arrest.

ST. LOUIS, July 22d. : A Republican
Omaha, Neb., special says: A sensation
was created in military circles here by the
announcement in dispatch from Valen-
tine, Neb., that General A V. Kautz, Com
mander at Fort Niobrara, had been re-
lieved and placed under arrest by order of
General Brooks, Commander of the De
par;ment of the Platte. The trouble
is said TO have originated in
report of the Court martial pro-
ceedings at Fort Niobrara, which it was
alleged was not il due form, and was re-
turned to General Kauiz for correction.
Kaulz also preferred charges against Cen
eral Brooks. Colonel Smith is now in
charge of Fort Niobrara.
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WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN,
w situation in grocery or produce store.
address j. w, this office. iy2l. Cts
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EN0R SALE-A RANCH OF 12O ACRES, |
L. 1900 fruit trees, 1000 grape vines and crop,
dwelling houses. barn, packing house, . acres
garden, % acres summer fallowed: TO be had for !
S3UO0; less than a quarter of a mile from FL |
Dorado depot; it is rare opportunity. For |
further information address L. L. SMITH, H /,
Dorado, FL Dorado county Cal iy227t |
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Kye's Whereabouts.

SAN Francisco, July 22d.-The Aha
learns that William Kye, who recently dis
appeared from Oakland, died last week at
Big Springs, Texas. Kye's real name was
Giegenmeyer, and he came from Utica, N.
Y, where his mother still lives He came
to Oakland some months ago and repre-
sented himself as an agent of the Wander
bilts for railroad building purposes He
obtained large credit of board, material,
and labor, and suddenly disappeared when
his plans would no longer work. He went
to Big Springs, and there died OF typhoid
fever with pulmonary complications. He
had been brakeman on the Southern Pa
cifc railroad
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-23

Don't give up-there Is n cure for catarrh
and cold in the head Thousands testify that
Ely Cream Balm has entirely cured them It
Is safe sud pleasant remedy. IL is applied
into the nostrils. It is not liquid or snuff II
cures By cleansing and healing. Price, so cents
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GENERAL NOTICES..

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local az esthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and J streets. ie22-tf
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EArAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
The Engine Thrown a Distance of One
Hundred and Twenty Eve Feet.

Hundred and Twenty Eve Feet.
SAN LUIS 0BGsPo, July 22d-The boiler
of Frazier's tbreshing outfit exploded this
morning mile west of the station on the
Pacific Coast Railway, fatally scalding
fireman John r. Price, who died few
hours after, crushing the skull of Walter
KYLE, who Will PROBABLY die, and severely
iDjGring engineer Ed Frazier Price and
Frazier were blown from the rear of the
engine alorg the ground hundred yards,
and part of the engine, weighing over three
tons, was launched like rocket over the
heads of the men at the separator, being
thrown 1876 feet
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Fresh butternilk, 25 cents gallon, at
BAUMLES, T23 street VISIT
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SEVEN PERSONS KILLFD

MINNEAPOLIS, July 22d-A special to the
Tribune from Fargo, n. D., says: A cyclone
passed over the northern part OF the coun-
" this afternoon. Seven persons were
killed. The details are mesger. The only
thing learned is that the storm struck
Bowen, Clifford and GalesbuJg, about u
miles northwest of Hunter, in the south
ern portion of Trail county, and in the
northern part of Cass county. The wires
are Frustrated. a hail storm also did con-
siderable damage to crops about II miles
south of Fargo
a epecial from Marshall, Mimi, says
that in cyclone near Ghent, several miles
west OF here, two persons were killed and
several wounded
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Mrs. yyinsioy,s soothinrsyrup

Has been used over fry Years by mothers for
their ckil6ren while teetiiHg, with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums
aliays az pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels. and is the best remedy for diarrhuea
whether arising from tecthing or other causes
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs, Wicslows
Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents bottle.
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I'M ANTED "A SITUATION AS LADY's
Ts nurse; city or country or to travel. Apply
at Gil enth street. iy22- -3t#
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
to KoHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. jei6-Sm
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Mrs. C. r. Middleton, the accomuIisbad
Fortune Teller. Ladies, SOC: Gentlemen, 81.
Rooms 81 and 81, sos K street. Fortune-telliug
taught. iySI.Sts
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HOUSES, TREES AND FENCES wREoKgp

MINNEAPOLIS, July 22d.-A special from
Ashland, Wisconsin, to the Tribune says:
4 remarkable electrical and wind storm,
accompanied by deluge of rain, passed
over Northern Wisconsin and Lake Su-
perior county tonight. a number of
houses, barns, outhouses. fences and trees
in this city were wrecked. No one was in
iore6
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Fast Time TO the East.-The Atlsasic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is nox
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City ana sc.
Louis, and twenty four hours shorter 70 Chicago
than any other Iulte. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars to Chicago every day without change.
personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEO. W. RAILToN, Agent, 81 street,
Sacramento. NWF
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ST. JOHN On. F.), July 2d.-Intelligenee
of horrible tragedy has reached here from
Labrador. Thomas Oliver killed his three
children and committed suicide May 4th.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-23
WIND AND ELECTRICAL STORMS.
North Dakota and Wisconsin Visited by
Tornadoes

ST. PAUL, July 221-A Pioneer Express
special from Fargo, North Dakota, says:
Reliable information reached here tonight
of cyclone near Clifford, in the southern
part of Trail county, which resulted in the
death of five persons in one family, and
the severe injury to man and wife in an
other. There was considerable damage to
nrnDertN
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John Ettei. assayer and chemist, 100 j
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and .jy7.tt
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FInnds ip China.

LONDON, July 22d.-A dispatch TO the
Standard from Shanghai says floods in the
Hoang Ho have destroyed the embank-
ment at Lunwanmiao. Shang-Tung is in
undated. The Peiho is also rising. The
waters cover the country as far as the
rralls ni Parinu
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FEtO RENt-A FLAT OF SIX ROOMS. ALL
Il modern improvements, at No. 1897 II street.
Inquire of H. SCHMIDT, 1898 II street. jy22tf
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Los,
Found, For Sole To Let end ssusi1ar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per Inns the first
time and cents per line each sabseqe1. time Az
notices OF this character si1 be found under this
headinp.
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RAILROAD WRECK.

Many Persons Injured in an Accident
Caused by Cloud-burst.
CHICAGO, July 22d-An accident to the
East-bound passenger train on the Rock
Island road, near Limon, Col, last night,
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Turks Erred Upon.

CAsEA (Crete), July 22d-A number of
Turkish soldiers, proceeding from the
camp near here to the well to draw water,
were fired upon from ambush by party
of Christians and five of the Turks were
killed
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agents who have been counting the morey
in the United States Sub Treasury in this
city have completed their task after four
weeks continuous work. The amount on
hand aggregates nearly seventy million
dollars. The money was found to be all
right except the ten thousand dollars
which was missed at the count four years
arn
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Jessie Grant at vallejo.

VALLEJO. July 22d.-Jesse Grant, son of
Ulysses s. Grant, has been sojourning at
the White Sulphur Springs with his fam
lily. He entertained Sunday E. G.. Wheeler
and 3. A. Harris, Of Chicago, who are in
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Anti-Prohibi ,ionists.

WATERFOWL wis, July 22d.-The State
AnG-Prohibition Society began its annual
Convention TO day, and out Of 270 delegates
present about two-thirds were from Mil
waukee, Secretary Grenlieh and Financial
Secretary Kineling read their reports They
both referred to the growing lack of inter-
est in the Society. which they attributed to
the want o. support from the interior of
the State. Unless the saloon-keepers in
the smaller towns took hold aud con-
tributed their share to the expense of the
organization, the Society would soon be a
thing of the past.
Everything Serene.
CHICAGO, July 22d.-A conference be-
tween committee from the CITY Council
and the Worlds Fair Directors tonight re-
suited happily in complete agreement on
all points. An ordinance, amended to the
satisfaction of every body, will be presented
to the Council at Wednesday nights meet
ing. The committee will not make the
amendments public tonight.
Boiler Explosion.
EVANSVILLE (Ind.), July 22d.-By the
explosion of a thTashing machine on the
farm OF James Narrow, near Princeton,
Andrew Cretsinger and Charles White were
killed and Thomas Mehan and Hugh Mar
row fatally injured and Sam Sweppy seri-
Ously. but not fatally hurt, and number
of horses were killed.
Hot Weather in Kansas.
KANSAS CRY. July 22d.-The Star Gays
Yesterday was the hottest day of the year
in the greater portion of Kansas, and the
heat did still further damage to the corn
crop. The most conservative estimates
cannot now place the probable yield at half
what was raised last year.
A Horrible Murder.
AUSTIN tTexas) July 22d.-A horrible
murder occurred at small village in
Williamson county. Unknown parties
went to the house of Mexican named
Milena, and shot and killed him, his wife
and five children. 1t is thought revenge
was the cause
Fatal Coli sion.
AMIGO wis }, July 22d.-In collision
between two freight trains this afternoon
brakeman Seymour and fireman were
killed. Engineer William Laind had both
legs broken and Engineer Ryan was fatally
hurt.
Suffocated by Smoke.
NEW YORK. July 22d.-In q tenement
house fire at 153 Third avenue this after
noon Mrs. Mackie, an invalid lady, was
suffocated. Two fremen were overcome
by the smoke and had to be sent to the
hospital.
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Sought for the last hundred years. A
remedy for eatarrh. hay fever and cold in the
hesd found az last in Elys Cream Balm. safe
and pleasant to use, and easily applied into the
nostEils. II gives relief at once, and thor.
ough treatment positively cures Price, so cts
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An Oarsman Drowned.

amateur oarsman and brother of Conrad
Enright, the well known oarsman, was
drowned last night while practicing in his
shell. It is supposed the boat upset and
his feet became entangled in the straps,
preventing him from saving himself by
swim t1iDu
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MALARIA.
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81 was attacked with malarial fever in the
summers of both 1882 and 1883 and became very
much reduced in flesh, and my friends thought
would die. / was induced to try Simmons
Liver Regulator. and commenced improving at
once. Before taking three bottles of Regulator
was entirely well of mslarial poison, and have
not had an attack Of 1t since. Ny son had
. Aevere attack of chills. and gave him a few
im.,'-Jchn 7. Chappen, Poplar Mount, Va.
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Nottce,-2o th 3 residents below Y-street:
There viii be meeting at Mungers Oak Hall
on SATURDAY, July 26, 1890, OF 2 P. NJ, in re-
gard TO enlarging and repairing the levees now
IN dangerous condition. All are requested to
attend. N COZ OSEI. MCEaSGFP