Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-23

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ramento.
Seventy through emigrants left on last
nights enigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento June 10Th.
Remarkable Devotion of a Muraerer's
Wife.
KANSAS CITY (Mo), June 22d-A start
ling tragedy was enacted here last night, re-
sulting in the death, by suicide, of the wife
of Hayde Brown, condemned murderer.
The execution of Brown is to take place at
Moberly on Friday. He is now confined in
Jail in this city. His wife, an intelligent,
prepossessing woman of &c, came here with
her little three-year-oid child few days ago,
and has spent nearly all her time in her hus-
bands cell since her arrival. During the ell
tire day yesterday she was there, and 1t APP
pears an agreement was made between him
and his wife that both should commit suicide
at half-past last night. Accordingly as the
time approached the woman in her boarding
place wrote note of explanation, pinned it
to her child's breast, and making a bed upon
the floor, placed revolver to her temple and
put bullet through her brain. She expired
instantly. Two policemen went to the Jail
to notify Brown of his wife's act, and as they
called him into the corridor saw him put
something into his mouth hastily. They i'm.
mediately grasped him by the throat, and
after protracted struggle succeeded in re
moving half an ounce of morphine from his
mouth. The morphine had been given him
by his wife. When called to the corridor,
Brown emitted oath after oath, and curse
after curse, and after the poison was removed
he begged to be killed, and cursed his fate.
Brown is a thoroughly bad man, and the
strange devotion of his wife is the subject of
much comment.
German. American Turner's at Ham Hrg.
New YORK, June 22d.-The steamship
Silesia, with the German American Turner's,
arrived at Hamburg yesterday, receiving an
enthusiastic welcome from delegations or the
Frankfort and Hamburg Turner's Societies.
Gustav Rietzke, of San Francisco, replied to
the address. The visitors will remain in
Hamburg few days, as the guests of the
Turner'S Of that city.
Beyond the Reach Of Emitted states Troops.
WASHINGTON, June 22d-Secretary Ram
sey received a communication from the De-
partment of State to-day, announcing that
cipher dispatch had been received from the
United States Minister in Mexico, which
contained information that the Mexican
authorities declined to sanction the request Of
the United States that General Hatch be
Apaches across the border into Mexico. The
Indians, therefore, who have succeeded in
crossing the border are beyond the reach of
the United States troops.
silver and Stocks.
New York, June 22i.-Silver bars, 1l51
money easy at 2G3; Governments quiet bat
firm; stocks closed frmer; Western Union,
104a Quicksilver. 10; Pacific Mail 36b Mar
iposa, y Wells Fargo, 1857 New York
Central, rs; Erie. $50 Panama, $50; y MON
Pacific, ISL Union Pacific bonds, 114i; Cen
tral Pacific, III Central Pacific bonds, 1l45
Sutro Tunnel, Il.
Mother and Infant Fun over by Rail-
road Train.
.KANKAKEE Ill.), June 22d-Mrs. Hale
mann and her 1S-months-old child were run
over by railroad train at Grant Park Sta
ton yesterday. Mrs Hazemann was fatally
injured and her baby instantly killed.
Races at Chicago.
CHICAGO June 22d.-At the Jockey Club
track to day the horses were late in being
called, and it was nearly 3 o'clock before they
started. The first race was the Illinois Oaks
for Syear-old niles, $50 entrance, S25 forfeit,
with $500 added; $500 to the second horse
and 500 to the third. Distance, Il miles.
The race was wen by Bye.and Bye. Goldbug
second, Lavacca third. lime, 2:374.
GoIedo Races.
TOLEDO (O.), June 22d. The June meet
ing of the Toledo Interstate Fair Association
opened to-day with pleasant weather and
good track. The attendance was fair. The
first race was for the $50 class, for purse of
5000, with sixteen entries. Hattie Wood
wardwon, Joycesecond. Time, 2:27a-2:3lB-
$50. The second race was for the 2:26 class,
for pure of $500, with nine entries and five
starters. William H won, Daisy Dale sec
ond. Time. 2:29a-2:2S4-2:62l.
Gaccs ut Coney ISLAND.
CoHET ISLAND, June 22d.-rhe first race
was q mile dash, Enquiries winning, Gossip
second. Time, l:434. The next race was for
the ConeY Island handicap one mile and
three furlongs. Luke Blackburn won, Duke
of Montross second. Vagrant third. Time,
2:2id-the fastest time on record. The sweep
stakes, five furlongs, for two-year-olds, was
won by Spinaway, Brambetta second. Time,
1:044 the mile-heats race was won by
Edwin A. Geo. Mccullough won the second
heat but was afterwards drawn, which left the
race a walk-over for Edwin A. Time, 1:442-
Ids. The last was hurdle race of / miles,
and was won by Derby in 2:52. Fiddlestring
fell at the fifth hurdle, broke his leg and had
to he shot.
The Crooked officials nj Deas!wGOd.
DEApwooD ID. T. June 22d-The bonds
men of County Treasurer Neill notified the
Commissioners to-day Of their withdrawal
from his bonds, and Neill was ordered to va
cate the Office instanter Commissioner
Sackett, County Clerk McKinnis and Treas
urer Neil, who We're indicted by the Grand
Jury, are held in s., 900 bonds each to appear
for trial Elk Commissioners Jones and King,
against whom indictments were also brought,
cannot De found.
Railroad Gauge Changed Remarkably
Quick WORK.
DAYTON (O.) June 22d. This morning the
gauge on the Ne York, Pennsylvania ard
Ohio Railroad was changed from broad to
standard gauge. Two thousand five hundred
men were placed along the line from Dayton
to LeavttSburg, q distance OF 225 miles, and
the work began at 8 o'clock A. NJ The last
spike was driven at $50 A. M-the quickest
piece of work of this kind on record.
Coal Oil Explosion Men Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22d-This evening
the grocery store of Hiram Potts, Chestnut
Hill, was damaged by fire, caused by the ex-
posion of barrel of coal oil. Nine men
were burned, some severely.
High.handcd Proceedings.
SAN ANTONIO TEX June 22d.-At Pie
dras Negras, Mexico, Monday General IRE
vino, commanding the Mexican forces, de-
manded permission of the customs officers to
use the building to quarter two companies of
soldiers. Being thrice refused, Trevipo sent
down a company with picks and crowbars
and forced an entrance. They threw the
contents Of the Custom-house into the street
and took possession. The customs officers
rented another Office.
General suffers Funeral.
NEW York, June 22l.-General Fremont
will accompany delegation of Californians
to Litiz, Pa, tomorrow, from this city, to
attend the funeral of General Suffer.
RcnomiUated by AcclamatiOn.
BELFAST Me, June 22d-The Greenback