Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
DOMESTIC.
stricken from the Record.

Stricken from the Record.
WASHINGTON, October 29th.-In the Su-
preme Court to-day case No. 707 was con-
sidered. 1t is entitled The United States
ex rel. Thomas Mcbride, plaintiff in error,
VS.. Carl Schurz. Secretary of the Interior"
A motion was fled by the Attorney General
for an order to strike from the flies, on &C
count of its scandalous character pamphlet
placed there by and purporting to be the re-
marks of Jas. ii. Vaudeville, of counsel for
plaintiff in error in this cause. The motion
was argued by Assistant Attorney General
Smith in support of the same, and by
Mr.. Manderyille in opposition thereto. Upon
consideration, the Court ordered the pam
phet in question, purportiag TO be the brief
of Mr.. Vaudeville, OF counsel for plaintiff in
error, to be stricken from the files of the
Court. Among the passages to which the
attention of the Court was especially called
is one upon the Secretary of the Interior.
who is described as . an arrogant scion of
Imperialism, soldier of fortune, traitor to
his country and fugitive from justice,
washed from Germany to America upon a
wave OF revolution"
The North Carolina BequisitiOn Case.
WASHINGTON. October 29th.-Chief Justice
Carter, of the Supreme Court Of the District
If Columbia. to day in the case of Samuel
L. Perry, the colored man arrested on a
forgery, announced his decision, ordering the
prisoner into the custody of the agent of
North Carolina. Perry thereupon, by previ-
Gus stipulation of counsel ON both sides, inn
mediately filed pattion for writ of habeas
corpus, alleging unlawful detention, and as
serting among other things. that the rsouisi-
ton is insufficient and Illegal that he is not
guilty of the alleged offensa that he has not
fed the jurisdiction, and, further, he believes
no ayAradTfi1o IL spt,utf IN eyoOI fifth
but because of his relation to certain political
affairs, including the so. called negro exodus,
and that be believes, if sent TO North Caro-
ina, he will be in great bodily danger, The |
petition was presented to Judge Wylie, who
ordered the writ to issue returnable before
him at chambers forthwith. The agent of
North Carolina specifically denied Perry's al !
legations The hearing OF the case was post
poued till November 55h, and Perry was sd
mitted to bail in $1,000.
Westward Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, October 29sh. - The following
through passengers were on to-days train, |
leaving at 1915 P NJ. to arrive in Sacramento
November Ri Mrs. John BidweIl, Chico
L. u Brakeman, W. L. Atwood, San Fran
cisco; Miss a. NJ. Mclean, Oakland Miss |
N. ID. KetcheIn, Aiilbuty, n j.; Miss Eliza |
: Chalmer, Boston W. ID. Carter, Massachu. |
sets Mrs NJ. +. Hanson, England David |
Beir and wife, New York Mrs. 5 T. allen, |
Chicago Mrs Proctor, Woodland, Cal; |
Mrs. Cakes, Miss Holbrook. Boston.
Eighty-one through eInigrants left on
last nights train, to arrive in Sacramento |
November 9Th.
losses by Fire.
BRIDGEwATER pa J, October 29sh.-A fire |
this morning consumed several small houses, |
and Mrs Hemphill, an old lady Of 80 years, |
and two little boys are missing.
BALTIMORE, October 29th.-Daniel Lowen
THAT'S furnishing goods store, and GoIdberg's |
wholesale millinery store, were burned to day. |
Loss, S25, 000.
Fatal Boiler Explosion
CUNTERsvILLE (AIal October 295h.-Two |
persons were killed and several injured to-day |
by the explosion of boiler in the mill of |
Jasper Smith.
Disastrous Explosion.
H1NsDALE IN. H, October 29th.-The
rotary bleschey and boiler in Robe sons pa
per mill burst this morning. 0ne man was
killed ard several injured The mill was
completely ruined. Loss, $4,000.
Railroad Accident.
STEuBENvuLE (O), October 29sh.-On
the Panhandle road this afternoon the
east and wess bound passenger trains col
lided in taking d siding. James Cunning
ham, Charles Cunningh ham and Michael LAM
gan, riding in front OF the baggage car, were
killed, also Thomas Anderson, fireman.
John Gourly and George Thompson were
slightly injured. None of the passengers in
the cars were hurt.
The Presidential Party.
SANTA FE On. NJ, Ossober 29sh.-The
President and party viii separate at Kansas
City. The President goes 10 Ohio, Secretary
Ramsey to St. Paul to vote, General Sher-
man to St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October 29th.-The President
and party arrived at Kansas City this after
noon via the Wabash. and left by special
train for Toledo. they will not visit this
city, on account of delays in the West.
A General Assignment.
TRoY, October 29th.-Jesse B. Anthony,
wholesale coffee and spice dealer. the princ-
pal of the firm of j. r. Pettis & Co, manu-
the Union National Bank and President Of
the Troy Steam Heating Company, made a
general assignment to-day. His liabilities
are over S100.0 900.
Business Failure.
BUFFALO, October 29sh.-Hayward 4 Co.,
coffee and dry fruit dealers, have assigned.
Liabilities, 500 600.
Apaehes still at Work.
SANTA FE IN. ny October 29th.-The
Neg MeIicun's Fort Quitman special says
A courier has just arrived from Ojo Caliente,
New Mexico, $50 miles south of St. Quit
man, and states that at daylight yesterday a
band of thirty Apaches attacked picket of
twelve men Of the cavalry, killing two. a
company OF soldiers have been sent from
Q litman In pursuit.
The Railway War.
ST. LOUIS, October 29th.-The Wabash
Railroad made S. rate to Chicago to-day.
CLEVELAND, October 29th.-Railroad cut.
ting is lively. The passenger rate to Kansas
City is SIS, regular rate SS5.
silver and stocks
New YORK, October 29th.-Silver bars
l12i; money easy at 2@3; Governments
fairly active stocks closed irregular; West.
ern Union, 1015; Quicksilver, II; Pacific
Mail, 45s Mariposa, III Wells Fargo. 1l3
New York Central. 1859; Erie. Asa:
Panama, offered, 195 /; Union Pacific, 92{:
bonds, ia; Central Pacific, IS; bonds. 1IS5:
Sutro Tunnel, II.
The Great Storm on the lakes.
CHICAGO. October 29th.-The Tribune re-
capitulates the results of the great storm on
the lakes October 18th. Over $500, 600 worth
Of damage was done to vessels and cargoes;