Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-24
DIAMOND DUST.

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commissioners will not aid any such schemes
DIAMOND DUST.
Baseball Games Played Throughout the
East Yesterday.
CHICAGO June 23d.-Gsmes were played by
the various leagues to-day as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia-First game-Philadelphi
Is; pittsonrg, Q. Second game-Philadelphia
At Chicago-Chicago. 7; New York, 8. Second
game-Chicago, 4; New York, g.
At Cleyeland-Cleveland, A: Brooklyn. 2.
AT Clnclnnati-C1ncinnati 4; Boston, II.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Chicago-First game-Chicago, 5; Brook
At Pittsburg Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburg, 8.
At Buffalo-Bufalo, 81 New York, 7.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Boston, 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus-Columbus 2; St. Louis. l.
At Toled"-Toledo 0; Louisville. 5.
At Philadelphia-First game-Athletics, Is;
Syracuse, Z Second game-Athletics, 10; Syra.
cuse 4: Called at the end of the seventh inning
through darkness.
California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, June 2sd:-The California Fruit
the following prices: Plums, 81 IS to IS so;
apricots, 81 to IS; peaches; 95 cents to 81 e5
The Golden Gate Fruit Association Company
sold one carload of fruit as follows: Peaches,
81 45 to 81 S5; apricots, 81 SO to 81 40; cherry
plums 81 60, Royal Ann cherries, 81 IS to 81.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d.-Dealers here are
greatly pleased with the quality of California
apricots this season and say they are the best
ever received. box containing $50 readily
sells for 81 to 81 Is. The California peaches ar
irving are also in fine condition. There are a
few in the market from South Carolina, but
they are small and uninviting in comparison
The accounts of shortage in the Eastern peach
crop are confirmed from all points. The East
ern people expect the shortage to be made up
tanning eighty California peaches sells from go
to ~ 50 now.
The Cruiser Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23d.-The trial trip of
the cruiser Philadelphia will occur on Long
Island Sound to morrow; The. Philadelphia
will be accompanied by the cruiser Baltimore
over course of forty knots. 1t is also expected
the torpedo-boat Cushing and the gunboat Dis
patch Will be present. The course will enable
the work of the Baltimore to be viewed from
the shore nearly the whole distance The Phil
adelphia will race against time. For every
Quarter knot over nineteen per hoor the Cramps
here predict that she will steam twenty knots.
Strikers Returning to Work.
DENVER, June 2Sd.-The laboring mems
strike, which has been in force here for some
time past, is virtually at an end. Nearly 1850
carpenters, who n days ago went out in sup
men, returned to work this morning. Quite q
number of the original strikers returned to
work in the mills that scceded to their de-
mands at the start of the trouble. The men
who returned to-day to work will contribute to
the suppor, of the strikers, and all the lumber
from the mills refusing to grant the terms of the
strikers will be boycotted.
Opposed to Strikes.
NEW YORK June 3d-Representatives of the
conservative element of the Order of Railroad
Conductors, opposed to the recent action of that
body in cutting out the striking clause from
the constitution, met here to-day, seeded from
the old organization and formed a new one, to
be known as the Independent Order of Rail-
road Conductors" The constitution of the old
Order was adopted practically as it was before
the recent meeting. Ex Grand Chief Wheaton
was elected President OF the new Order.
Independent Liquor-D callers.
New YORK. June 23d.-At a mass meeting of
the Wholesale Liquor-dealers Association to-day
resolutions calling on the Distilers' and Cattle
tion in its sales and allow the purchase of spir-
its on open market, like any other commodity,
were adopted. In case of refusal, co-opera-
tive stock company Will be at once formed, with
capital stock Of at least $500, co., for the pur-
pose of erecting or purchasing one or more spir-
Fatal Explosion.
New YoRK, June 23d.-The tug Alice Crane
exploded her boiler while lying at the dock
this morning, causing complete wreck Cap
tain Oscar w: Squires and crew of four men
A scow lying alongside was sunk and it is
supposed the watchman went down with her
The explosion is supposed to be the result of
defect in the boiler.
Trouble on Train.
ATLANTA (GA.), June 23d.-A row occurred on
an East Tennessee train near Ellenwood Satur-
day night. Mr.. Rocks, of Dallas and Mr.. Bas-
sett of Rockmant, both white, were badly
wounded by pistol shots. Two negroes were
killed and another cut almost to pieces, and
several were more or less hurt. buring the
melee several women narrowly escaped injury
from flying bullets.
Increase in Price of Honey.
New York, June 2Sd.-Another Eastern fail
ure is reported which may increase the price of
q California staple. The bees in Northern New
Jersey, it is reported, have had an abnormally
nigh death rate. One concern lost thirty eight
hives, and the crop OF honey will be short, ae-
cordlng to present indications.
Waived Examination.
TExARKANA (Ark) June 23d When the
three train robbers, Williams, Browler and Nc
Donald, were brought in for examination they
apparently realized the damaging effect of Mrs.
RadcliIie's statement, and all waived examina-
tion. They have been taken to Bonham, Tex
for safe-keeping, as the feeling here is very
high.
Sullivan Indicted.
PARIS Miss J, June 23d.-This afternoon the
Grand Jury returned an indictment charging
Johu L. Sullivan with prize-fghting The day
VIII be set for trial tomorrow. A petition to
Ouusc 1eIIeil Is peluS nunerOuSiy signed Dy
leading citizens praying the Court to be lenient,
and to impose fine, without imprisonment.
Death of Patrick Barry.
ROCHESTER IN. Y J, June 23d-Patrick Barry
died to-day, aged "a. Barry has written num-
per OF books on tree-Iaising. the most valuable
being the catalogue of the American Pomologi-
cal Society, which is the accepted guide of the
American fruit-growers, and is regarded as a
standard authority throughout the Western
world.
Travellers Protective Association
DENVER, June 23d.-About 800 delegates from
all points of the Union tn the Eighth National
Convention of the Travellers Protective Associ-
ton. which convenes here tomorrow, have
arrived. By tomorrow morning it is expected
that at least 600 will have arrived.
Struck by Lightning.
TRoNToN (Ohio). June 23d-During Sunday
school at sugar creek, Stark county, the Metho-
dist Church was struck by lightning and nearly
burned. Victor Miller was instantly killed. and
Louis Miller, son OF the pastor, was badly
burned and is in a critical condition.
Girls on Strike.
JERSEY CITY IN. J.), June 2Sd.-Two hundred
girls employed in Lorillards tobacco factory
struck this morning for an increase of wages
Three thousand hands are employed in the
factory, and the strike may extend.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
TAXATION BILL.
The Government Will Withdraw the