Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

t. her husband, Michael Connor. was the
seventh wife of the man, his sixth wife hay
ing died within few months of his marriage
to the woman who expired last week. 1t is
alleged that he treated his wife with brutality,
and that Immediately after death her face
turned bright blue and her body became
swollen.
The President In New Mexico Errer Cor
reeted.
SANTA FE IN. NJ, October 25th.-The
Nee Merican's Shakespeare special says that
President Hayes and party arrived at Shake
speare this morning, and left Immediately for
Fort Cummings, where they will arrive to-
night. Thence they will be brought to San
Marcial, the present terminus of the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad by fast
relays. strong military escort, ambulances
and other conyeyances being furnished by
General Hatch, who will himself meet the
party at the terminus of the track. The
route from Fort Cummings to San Marcial
will be strongly picketed to provide against
danger from the Apaches. The party will
arrive at Santa Fe ON the night on the 9th,
leaving on the 29th direct for the East.
The item of the 18th, analysing the Next
can concession to the Palmer and Sullivan
Railroad, enormously stated that prohibit
| ton exists against beginning the work at the
| United States frontier. The company will
/ work from both ends, and expects to COM
| plete the road to the City Of Mexico in three
years.
The Forged Bonds.
WASHINGTON, October 25th. = Chief
Brooks, of the Secret Service Bureau, to-day
received from his agent the numbers of the
forged bonds found in Doyles possession
when arrested. A number OF the bonds will
arrive IN Washington in a day or two, when
| they will be thoroughly examined by officers
Of the Treasury. Several of the bonds have
| also been sent direct to Brooklyn, to be used
in evidence at the examination there to-mor-
row.
Important Capture by Revenue officials.
WASHINGTON, October 18th. = Collector
Wade, of Savannah, Ga, telegraphs that ct
sunrise to-day his deputies captured and de-
stroyed the Illicit distillery of the notorious
Wash. Parham, and arrested Parham.
The FrancO-Ameriean Claims.
NEW York, October 5th-Among the
passengers in the steamer Baltic was the
Baron of Arinas, Brazilian Envoy Ex!raor-
binary, who comes on special mission as
member Of the Court Of Arbitration, which is
to decide the Franco-American claims.
The Railroad War Begun Again.
LAFAYETTE Octoter 25th.-It seems that
the Erie and Western Railway is not satisfied
with the settlement of the railway war, and
to-day makes IS rate from Lafayetts to ST.
Louis and Kansas City, and to Jacksonville,
Springfield ard other western points in proper
ton. Like rates will be made from principal
points on their lines in Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois.
4 $4,000 Fire.
AUGUSTA Wis.,, October 25th.-A fire this
morning destroyed most of the business part
of this village. Loss, $4,000. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of incendi-
aries.
shocking kfIair-A Woman browns Her.
self with her Infant in her Arms.
CHICAGO, October 25th.-This afternoon
the body Of Mrs. Vasserluan was washed
ashore near the Illinois Central freight house.
The woman, who had evidently committed
suicide, was clasping closely in her arms the
body of her infant The child was also bound
act is said to be jealousy. She had been in
the water nearly week from the appearance
of the body.
Nephew OF Ex. Governor Hendricks
Murdered.
DENVER (Col J, October 25th-A Republi-
can Leadville special says: The body of
Michael Hendricks, said to be nephew OF
Governor Hendricks of Indiana, was found
murdered three miles from here The muir
der is supposed to have been committed by
two MeCullom brothers, young Hendricks
having been implicated in the murder of their
brother and acquitted.
Forty Horses Earned 10 DeatlI.
GLIDE ks October 25sh.-A fire tonight
destroyed Patrick's livery stables. Forty
horses were burned TO death. Loss, $1,000.
Population TO be Recommended.
ST. LOUIS, October 25sh-Prof. c. NJ
Woodward, OF Washington University, has
been commissioned Commissioner of Census,
to re-eRumerate the population, and viii or-
game his force at once
One Man Killed and Another MortaIIy
wounded with single Bullet.
GALVESTON, October 25.h. = The Neps'
Bolton special says. Mat. \. Mcknight TO-
day shot James Derrick, the ball passing
through his neck and striking JOHN w.
Kemp under the right eye, killing Kemp in
stantly. Derrick is mortaiiY wounded. Nc
Knight escaped, but officers are in pursuit.