Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-24

Marshail-the latter being the name by which
Lavoic was known-had for several weeks
been paying attention to a table girl at sa-
ICON on Harrison avenue, and that a jealous
daaiiei S 'oeh piace between the two men on
tne day or OF the tragedy. Marshalfs COM
pan,on lHill) wrote letter to this girl few
.a seehs ago, ana on Its being compared with
a..a o.o ioulu near the dead man. it IS said a
9IiUhg II.W resemblance was found. John III.
LII; tne probable murderer of Marshall is a
i Iliiniilei wen known tc the detectives of the
large oities OF the country.
The Cheyenne Postoa,ce- -n.s.,.r. In
fHe Acco,,,s or a.. g-
CprvrNNp wv - oa,
Adaras S,,aa!aI - repruary z5d.-General
nartment arrived ns Sen ei sne fostofhce De-
,v;th 49, So, Wl nei1 :o-aay' IN accordance
tba affa;rs of Az StashlieSop' 10 investigate
inc in the S;sonnos e 0he yehhe Eossohce' result
master GlaGte,s sooa " aeIciehcy IN 10 fost- set
| His snrat;os ,roro ,D1oo1 onIs VI ABOUT SZ'4oV-
| fee. and will make the de6c;enn5 col u o.
eral Adams further investigated the charges
OF Major Glafke's connection with the Great
| Western Distribution Company. and finds
| them sustained by proofs satisfactory to him
Major Glafke is publisher of the CHEYENNE
! Leader, in whose columns the recent assaults
ON the characters of Governor Hoyt and
other citizens appeared General Adams re-
turned to Denver to- day, from whence he win
proceed to Washington with his Ute pris-
oners.
Teaching the Chinese.
New YORK. February 23d-A class of Ton
Shinese youths has been gathered in this city
Fr,nc;sco no Har fas'" r Gai.c lGIImeriy OF oan
the r,,riIs prituipdi ooJece Is TO teach
read Enolsh Thav od srI ,,t " ~. ieaIa pi, W
and otben C,br;st;an ~ NV ~ ~ % tne 1,iDle
adds exnlanat;ons and snsoss.;ons .G .h;1 GSiot
tbs sa,,e 49, nba anu suss.seioIs, "nIe Az
.he; s.e sne 'orseiehtiousiy corrects
eral other ladies and when Il is ross;hiSs ~ aoh
Chinese pupil has teacher ass;ened 70 hin,
They accent the teacb;nos of Chr;st;a.,;tr.
with exnressions Of beIiaf and srn,nathr.y
All Vino who stnd;es drau;n, IN A. T"o,Ss,.
Institute school of drawing is Mrs Cort",s
chief assistant. II was tbrougb him that she
was able to bring tooetber so many of his
conntrvmen Tbev are weli drsSsad br+ % ;n
Chinese fashion e'S'o' Ou' III
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Dca'h Oh Sra'e s.hi.
CHICAGO, February 23d.-A shooting affray
ise. IoUh piace near rihceLon, H. on thursday
died A n CSrg;n on -. lit eson' ~.
sayorv renntation bavina trorbia iii IL IL
sister. Mrs. Kessick aosaed for ,vn ,nnnaI, n,o
consideration to leave the co,,ntrr HI I,oneS 10y
turned shortly after and attended, 80 LII
Mrs. Kessick bnt was nrersntsd du h' ~ M. h
daUphter who received bnllaf IN ba. o,,x,,
BODY. killing her instantIv Garv;n u' tbe,, Imn
shot himself through the head, infiicting a
"ouhu iioih "hicn ne died the next day.
Convention OF Mexican Veterans.
NoRFo1K IVA Febrp.ry oad Tbo ~,
vention Of MEXICAN Vsterons ,,ot ~ Jo.,
General Denver nres;d;nn Tba nn,',oI
mort advised that veterans ws;t ,y;th ,,at;anoo
tha act;ar ~ Cnue,raSs .t pa.leee
LII VIC ten'ioh
westward.bou,s p,ssauo.
O,,.u. Fsbrr.rv oad IT, f.I1o
through passengers were ON to-dav's train
leaving at 12.15 p N to arrive in Sacra,
mento February 9th: Mrs. P. II. TirrelI
Boston Mrs. Joseph Bubier. Lewiston. Me.
Mrs. III. n. Moss. Washington d. C.. + M
Sickler and wife. Burlington. VT. Mrs W
r. Bennett. OAKLAND Geo Rrownste;n San
Francisco: o. w. Willets and wife. Detroit
Fifty-eieht through emiprants left on Sat.
urday nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac
ramento February 10Th, and so last night,
to arrive March LIST.
A Tennessee Tornado.
MEMPHIS. February o3d.-On Wednesday
niobt a tornado visited Cedar Chanel a small
town in Hardin county. 60 miles northeast of
Wemnhis which did serious damaoe bIow;ng
away several houses and seriously iniuring
seven persons Three dwellings took fire
1xO
about $4,000.
Fropose" hes.''p''on Oh pm't on se"lhihe.
CHICAGO, feDrnary Zod.-Ihe inter oceans
Washington special says: Representatives OF
the two or three American drug firms who
have grown fat under the operation OF the
heavy protective duty on quInlne. which was
removed last spring, are here asking Congress
to revive the duty on that drug The Com
IllVtee oh ways anu -hieih' VIII give 'heh d
Ne'is.
me NC" l"'es !" 'ne RA"hSe.
WASHINGTON, February 25d-A leading
member OF the House committee on Appro-
tbat he tbongbt the onestion Of tbe adont;on
of the new rules would be disposed of by the
House in two or three days, and that his
committee would then bring in the appropri-
alton bills at once and proceed with them I'M
til they were all disposed of.
Fire n. Cb;ea.o.
D - ooI
- ths ae NI;u- .i .Le Ens
uoi st.asts to'n;abt co,,sed d.n,ana ar,o,,at
inc 70 e90 600 insured Wriphts 4 Potter
formerly State printers, were the principal
sufferers.
OH FIRE nj tieSeiahc.
CLEVELAND February 23d.-This afternoon
the bottom fell out of still containing 9. 600
Works No. l. ON Broadway. Yhe oil caught
fire and communicated the flames to another
still, and the burning oil flowed down Kings
bury run, threatening destruction to the
Standard Works. Five hundred men were
put to work, and dam constructed across
the run, confning the FIRE in narrow limits
and saving the property. The loss is esti-
mated at $50 900 on the machinery and S40,-
coo on the OIL
wooden Mill Burned.
>ron,r,cu fConnl Fshr,orv o9d Tbo
,,an1an iii of tba N;ant;c Mills Counanv
~ East J,vma was bnrnsd tb;s aftarpoon
80 g sSo 09o ;rsnrad
'1o'''
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
CHICAGO February 23d-The annual re-
port of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company for the year 1879 shows unwonted
prosperity and an increase in earnings and
facilities. Gross earnings, S5.755, ,677, of
which 81. 242, 791 was from freight and s., ,311,-
70S from passengers. The increase in gross
earnings over 1873 was 81, ,OSS. I5S. The OPP
Grating expenses were s., $40, against
81. 515. l34 for 1873.
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farheiI an" "iiion d. -,
CHICAGO, February Zod. = Ihe reception