Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26

States had passed such an Act as the one un-
der consideration, it would have been the
duty of the Courts Of that State to test it as
an unlawful exercise of power and certainly
it cannot be expected that this Court would
tolerate legislation by foreign States which it
would not sanction here, and which, if al
lowed to operate, would seriously prejudice
the rights OF States" In conclusion, the
Court says: Comfy can ask no recognition
of such foreign legislation, and the case falls
under the qualifications of the general rule,
which prescribes that when foreign law is re.
pugnant to the fundamental principles of lex
loci it will be ignored"
Another Indian Delegation Going to
Washington.
DENVER, January 24th-A special from
Santa Fe says: A few Uncompahgre and
Southern Ute chiefs are in town, having a
conference with General Hatch. The Indians
are Ignacio, Buckskin, Charley. Ojo, Blanco
and Sorero. They are accompanied by Col.
Page, Agent for the Southern Utes and leave
tomorrow for Washington.
The Electric Light.
CHICAGO. January 2ith.-The electric light
has been used with fine effect and perfect sue
cess at NC V ECKER tuc NtCh,
and will henceforth be employed as the light
ing agent in that building 1t is learned that
a local electrician has practically solved the
question of dividing the light, and will, as
soon as he has secured patents, put it in oper-
alton at McVicker's, as he now has it in his
own house.
SANDER suit Between Father and
Daughter.
New York. January 24lh.-Suit to recover
damages for SANDER is about being begun in
the Supreme Court by Leonora Mulwa
Murat Graham against her father, General
Charles X. Graham, at present Surveyor OF
this port. The Times says: 1t is understood
that Graham and his daughter have been
estrapged for number of years, and that
this enlargement grows out of the fact that
Graham is married second time. Other
papers state that she is an actress. Graham
has son in California.
Texas Cowboys.
ST. LOUIS, January 24th.-The Republican
has special from Trinidad, Colorado. which
says: Several hundred cowboys from Pan
Handle, Texas. are said to be camped be.
tween here and Las Vegas. Fifteen of tkem
entered Las Vegas Thursday night killed the
City Marshal and two citizens, and wounded
five others.
Recognition of the New Peruvian Govern.
Lnent.
WASHINGTON, January Oath. - United
States Minister Christiancy having tele-
graphed that all foreign representatives had
recognized the new Peruvian Government,
and that he had been requested to do likewise,
and askingfor Instructions, has been answered
to use his own discretion in the matter.
ID ed of Yellow Fever.
New York, January 24th.-The schooner
Cherubim, from Miragoane, December 18th,
via Jacksonville, January 18th. lost the cap
tain and mate, G. J. and U. E. Lank, from
yellow fever.
Kearney in Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 24th.-Denis Kearney
is in the city on his way to Sacramento,
where he expects to meet his wife, February
LIST. He will hold mass meeting and adj
dress the Workingmen, at Mccormick Hail.
Tuesday evening, and start West Wednesday
morning.
Killed by Boiler Explosion.
CLEVELAND CO.,, January 24th.-By a
boiler explosion at the sawmil in Transfer,
Pennsylvania, this morning, Joseph Grant
and Seth Degarns were instantly killed.
Not Responsible for the Acts of a Mob.
New YORK, January 24th.-In the case OF
Leopold Westheimer against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, in which he sues
for 81, 10, the value of goods shipped over
the road and burned at Pittsburg during the
railroad riots, Judge Wallace denied a new
trial, holding that the company was not re-
sponsible for the acts of a mob
Steamer Seized.
New YORK. January 24th.-Custom Off
GERS seized the steamer City of Washington,
cigars not on the manifesto being found on
board. The vessel was released upon the
owners filing the necessary bonds.
Dismissed.
New York, January 24th-Police officer
Nugent acquitted last week on a charge of
being implicated in the robbery of the Man.
haitian Savings Bank, was dismissed from the
force to-day.
Fishermen Drowned.
GLOUCESTER Mass. J. January 24th.-Three
of the crew of the fishing schooner Plymouth
Rock were drowned on the Banks by the
capsizing Of a dory while attending the
travis.
Prize Fight.
TOLEDO, January 24th-Clarke, of Cleve-
land, and Dick Murray, of New York, fought
for one hour and twenty minutes to-day. and
in the twenty-ninth round Clarke won.
Parnen In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, January 24th.-Parnell arrived
here this afternoon, and was enthusiastically
received
Chess Tournament in New York.
New YORK, January 2ith.-In the chess
tournament tonight Grundy was defeated by
Ware, which places him on tie with Nc
Kenzie and Noble for the first place. Judd,
by losing game tonight, was put back to
the second place.