Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-10

he did sort of banking business, receiving
money on deposit and paying interest. The
money was not used for his or the Archblsh-
ops personal benefit, but for building churches
and orphan asylums, for charity, and to edu-
cate priests in Rome, France ard other places.
The amount of his Indebtedness was over
So. 100000. With the exception OF few i'm
Fortunate creditors who got mortgages, the
debts were all unsecured, it being understood
that the diocese was liable. The Archbishop
has testified that none of the money received
from depositors was applied to any personal
use.
Ncstward.bound Passengers.
OMAHA, May Sth.-The following through
passengers were ON to-day's train, leaving at
1890 P NJ, to arrive in Sacramento May
18th: Mrs. Frank E. Marston and two chill
dren, Mrs. NJ. L. Davis, Oakland Mrs.
Eliza Hill, South st. Louis Lieutenant
Geary, wife and two children, o. s. A. NJ.
r. Sporting, Henry Meyers, G. c. Carroll,
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, San Francisco Mrs S.
S. Ward, Mrs. VIM. A. Thompson, Hart
ford, Conn. (; Solomon Levi, New York ; l..
Russell, Miss Russell, ENGLAND; Mrs. B; W.
McCafferty, Wan. Titus, Arizona; NJ. Ober-
derfer and wife, Silver CITY, Idaho; Ed.
Murray, Marysville, Cal Mrs. NJ. J. Nc
Creery, Miss McCreery, w. H. McCreery,
st. Louis Frank D. Clayton, Philadelphia
H. Tappan, Omaha Captain ID. ii. Muir
dock, Surgeon Kram, Captain Markley, U.
S. a., and "a recruits for posts in Arizona.
Negro Lynclicd in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE (Ky), May Sth.-The Courier
Journals Hopkinsville correspondent tele-
graphs: Last evening negro man COM
mitted a rape near Fairview, Todd county,
upon Mrs. George Salmon, who had been
married about eighteen months. Her hus-
band left her in the morning to assist in NOV
ing a mill, and told her she had better go
visiting She started, and had gone some
distance from her home when the negro, who
was blowing in a field near by, struck her
with stick and left her, doubtless thinking
she was dead. He soon returned, and find
ing she had somewhat recovered and had en-
deavored to reach home, he followed her and
cut her throat. She is now dead. The negro
was arrested, and parties started to take him
to Elkton to put him in jail but it is said he
was taken from the guard, shot several times
and left hanging to tree.
A Threatened Riot.
COLUMBUS TO-, May Sth.-Governor Fos-
ter has received a telegram from Sheriff
Coulter, of Wayne county, asking for troops
to keep down a riot which was threatened by
nearly 500 white miners if the colored men in
the mines were not discharged. The Gov
ernor has authorized the use of troops.
Convicted of Murder.
WILLIAMsPoRT pa J, May Sth.-The jury
tonight gave a verdict of guilty of murder
in the first degree against Catherine Miller
and her paramount, George Smith, for the
murder of Andrew Miller near Jersey Shore,
on March 18th.
Crushed 10 Death.
WHITEHALL PA May Sth.-A pillar of
ore forty feet high, in lifts shaft at Mine
vile, fell to-day, killing Roger Moynahan
and Willie O'Neill and injuring several 9th
ers 1t will take several days to recover the
bodies
The Wages OF Bigamy.
CHICAGO, May Sth.-The trial of Clarence
Davis, the noted bigamist, after occupying
three days, ended this morning in verdict
of guilty, and a sentence to the Peniten tiary
for FIVE years and 81 600 fine. Three mar
riages to as many wives were proved against
Davis and no release from the bonds of mat
rimony in any instance before the succeeding
ceremony.
The Whitaker Mystery.
WEST POINT, May th.-Southworth, the
expert in handwriting, to-day gave his con-
illusions to the Court of Inquiry in the Whit
taker case. He has no doubt that the note of
warning was written by the same person who
wrote sample No. 81.
The Nicarcguan Canal.
WASHINGTON, May Sth.-Information has
been received by cable that the Nicaraguan
Government has granted liberal concessions
to the American Government for an Inter
oceanic Ship Canal Company.