Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-17

Wells Fargo, 1861; New York Central, 29ss
Erie, 425; Panama, $50; Union Pacific, 500
Union Pacific bonds, III; Central Pacific
20; Central Pacific bonds, 112; Sutro Tun-
mel, Il.
The Case OF Cadet Whitaker.
New YORK, July 18th. = The report Of
General Dunn, Judge Advocate General OF
the Army, upon the Whitaker case, was
read to the Secretary of War this morning.
The document reviews critically the evidence
and findings of the West Point Court of In
quiry. Nearly an hour was occupied in the
reading The Secretary will not pass upon
it for some days, and declines to make public
its recommendations.
Execution for Murder-Cox Hanged al
Last.
New YORK, July 10th. - Christine Cox,
the convicted murderer of Mrs. Hull, was
hanged this morning in the jail-yard of the
Tombs in the presence of 200 persons. AT
S:37 the noose'w was placed around the neck OF
Cox and attached to the pendant rope, and
he was at once jerked into the air. After
hanging sixteen minutes Cox was pronounced
dead. He was collected and earnest at the
gallows, and had serious air.
A Threc.quater Dash.
DEADwooD ID. T. J, July 16th.-The race
Yesterday DegH6CH NlDubtld udtc IT.
MUM and Hardwick's Rambler, three.
quarter mile dash for $1,000. was won by
Rambler. Time, 1:16s.
The census returns give Deadwood popu.
lation of 4, 25S.
Wlnd-ssorm in Pennsylvania.
CHESTER PA. }, July 16.h.-A violent wind.
storm passed over the southeastern portion OF
this county this afternoon. In South Chester
thirty five houses were unroofed and seven
partly completed dwellings blown down.
whirlwind In New Hampshire.
HANOVER, July 16th-A whirlwind swept
over the southeastern portion of this village
this afternoon, lifting couple of residences
and some barns from their foundations, and
completely wrecking them. Roofs were torn
off, chimneys leveled, trees uprooted, fences
Frustrated and two men severely injured.
Health Outlook in the south.
CHICAGO, July 16th.-The Inter Oceans
Washington special says: The National
Board of Health continues to hear encourag-
ing reports from the South. So far there is
no indication of yellow fever at Memphis,
which is being very jealousy watched by
officers. :.
JACKSON Miss J, July 16th.-The State
Board of Health established a serni-quaran-
tine. to day against New Orleans.
The Indian Territory Invasion = Payne
and GAS Men Arrested.
LEAyENwoRTH, July 16th,-The following
dispatch was received by Adjutant- General
E. r. Platt at Fort Leayenworth this morn.
ing:
Fokr RENO, July 10th.
Donald and the scouts arrested Payne and twenty
two men ON the 14th instant. Pinder took charge
OF the party yesterday. He has been instructed to
take Payne and the men to Polecat creek and turn
them to Robinson
RANDALL commanding.
Bogus Medical Diplomas.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16th.-Eleven thou.
sand of DIR. Buchanan's bogus diplomas are
current throughout the world. A list OF
these diplomas which were not antedated
will be published, with directions for apply
ing twenty-one different methods of detecting
antedated diplomas and establishing then
fraudulent character. The doings of the
National Eclectic Medical Association,
which, under Buchanan's management, sold
its diplomas for 50, will also be laid bare.
The striking Philadelphia Iron Workers.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16th-The striking
puddlers and helpers of the Kensington Iron
Mills reject the proposition of the employers
to renew operations on a sliding scale OF
wages. If the men do not accept the propo-
sition by the 23d instant the mil-owners viii
refuse to receive them back on any terms.
Encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic of Pennsylvania.
GETTYSBURG, July 16th.-The encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic OF
Pennsylvania began to-day, under the most
favorable circumstances.
Trains all Right.
DENVER tCol.), July 16th,-Trains on the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad are running
as usual. No further reports of damage by
the storm are received.
Murderer Captured.
BRADFoRD pa J, July 16th.-English, who
shot Constable Warmoth in resisting arrest
at Caledonia, Elk county, Pa, in April last,
has been arrested in Sheboygan, Mich A
reward OF 81, 200 had been offered for his cap
ture.
Cheap Daily Paper.
CINCINNATI, July 16th.-The Gazette to-
morrow begins the publication of two.cent
daily paper, to make selections and condensa-
lions from its regular daily The cheap daily
will have four pages of the same size as the
regular daily.