Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-29

Lizzie Lewis, Portland, Or C. T. TiIton,
Miss Genevieve Eastman, Miss Myra Tilton,
J. Ollie, Louis Reynaud, Mazatlan A. Dun
can, A. 3. Duncan, VIM. CuDard. E. Cunard,
G. G. Franchlyn, Mr.. Halfour, London.
Forty-two through enigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive In Sacra-
mento October 9TH.
Dasfardiy Insulf-A Rebel Flag Floated
from n Hancock and English Pole.
CHICAGO, September 2Sth. = The Inter
Oceans Washington special says: The Con-
federates to-day have been exulting over
insult to the Government such as they were
never able to accomplish by force during the
days of armed treason. A rebel battle-fag,
with its stars and bars, was run up and
hoated for hours from Hancock and English
pole in Georgetown, within sight of the
Capitol. An effort was made first to fly it in
the congenial air of Virginia on Arlington
flights. opposite Washington, but the garri-
son of Fort Whipple learned of the intention,
and told the enthusiastic Democrats in plain
terms that the best way to avoid trouble was
not TO give the rag TO the breeze in their vi
cinity. After some parley, therefore, they
decided not to try, but to bring it over to the
Maryland side, and it was run up without OPP
position and seen by hundreds of people.
Oh u Nufucrtess
CHICAGO, September 2sth.-The Inter
Oceans Manitowac, Wisconsin, special says
Anna Stroker, who has been on trial for the
murder of her employer, Miss Nancy Hey
wood, to-day was visited by her mother. who,
holding up the Catholic cross and adjuring
her to tell the truth. got from her confession
of the murder. which confession she subse
quently made in Court She said Nancy
scolded her, and called her crazy one Sunday,
which so exasperated her that she pushed her
down on the floor, and picking up an AK
struck her on the neck and head, and finding
her lifeless dragged her out into the yard and
concealed the body. The girl is only seven
teen years old, and can neither read nor write.
She has hitherto shown no signs of guilt.
The Census In South Carolina and Mis-
sissippi.
WASHINGTON, September 2Sth. = While
public attention has been turned almost ex-
clusiyely to the miraculous census in South
Carolina, it seems that General Walker has
heard some thing startling from Mississippi,
and to-day he dispatched Special Agent
Stannat to that State to make an investiga-
ton. That this is a matter of Importance
is attested by the fact that General Walker
has sent one of the chief men in the Bureau,
the head of division, who could not be
spared without great inconvenience and detri-
ment to the work in the office here. Great
secrecy is maintained in regard to the mat
ter.
General Walker still refuses to make known
any of the results of his investigation in
South Carolina, preferring to refer the mat
ter to Secretary Schurz. and allow him to
take the responsibility of the publication. 1t
is not known whether this is in accordance
with the order of Secretary Schurz or General
Walkers preferences.
Additional Judges 10 be Elected.
CHICAGO, September 2Sth.-Governor Gull
lom has ordered the election of four addi-
tional Judges for the Cook County Superior
Court, in accordance with the provision Of
the State Constitution giving one Judge to
each So 600 persons. This addition to the ju.
dietary is rendered necessary by the large in
crease of population given to Cook county
and Chicago by the last census.
100000 Fire.
CHICAGO, September 2Sth.-The Inter.
Oceans Fort Dodge, Iowa, special says A
destructive fire occurred here last night. The
dry goods store of Hall & julius the boot and
shoe store of Crosby & Co.. the hardware
store of Prussias and the First National
Bank were burned, besides smaller buildings.
The loss is estimated at 500, 600; insurance,
$50, 900.
Secretary schurZ Going to Work.
SDiNaOOs bCpLCiuOCi 1UttI-
Oceans Washington special says: Secretary
Schurz leaves here on Thursday for Cleve-
land to strengthen the Republican cause in
Ohio. He will speak in German at five
places in that State before the October cleo
tion, making the first speech at Cleveland on
Friday next, and going thence to Cincinnati
Pacific Coast Republicans.
CHICAGO, September 28th. = Emery A.
Storrs, returning from the Pacific coast,
speaks cheerfully and hopefully of the pros
poets for the Republicans there. There is no
disaffection among the Republicans, accord
ing to his observations, and those who ought
to know are confident of carrying not only
California but every Pacific coast State.
Patents Issued 10 CaIifornIans.
WAsHIN 7ToN, September 2Ssh.-Among
the patents issued yesterday were the follow
ing to Californians Philander Clark, Mil
pitas coin counter and changers Robert +.
Halleck, Vallecitos, blasting apparatus ;
Silas Harrison, San Francisco, harrow; Phil
lip Hinkle, San Francisco, safety attachment
for elevator cages; George w. Home, San
Francisco, fare box.
Six Nen Supposed TO be Drowned.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2S.h.-On Mon
day night the steamer Josephine, towing two
barges, was struck by violent storm on
Lake Pontchartrain, and was compelled to
abandon the barges, leaving three men on
each, al of whom are supposed to be lost
Registration IN Brooklyn.
New YORK, September 2S.h.-This was
the first day of registration in Brooklyn. The
number registered was 43, 231. In 1876 the
whole number registered on the first day was
%, 543, and in 1879 the number was %, 156.
silver and stocks.
New YORK, September 2Sth.-Silver bars,
- ke -aalx.
stocks closed firm; Western Union, 978 ;
Quicksilver, offered, AZ; Pacific Mail. 394 /;
Mariposa, {; Wells Fargo, 10y New York
Central 1891 Erie, 375 I; Panama, offered,
1875; Union Pacific, S2i bonds, III; Cen |
trail Pacific, II; bonds, 11l3; Sutro Tun- |
mel, Il,
DETROIT, September 29th.-Willie Magyar,
a young man, while trying to climb over a
thrashing machine working IN Sharontown
Saturday. fell into the cylinder and was
horribly torn and mangled. Physicians could
only ease his pain, and he died six hours
later.
Visit of Conference.
CLEVELAND, September 28th.-The Ma |
tional Committee to organize permanent
Republican Club, in session here, goes to
Mentor this afternoon to confer with General !
Garfield
DisfeB per Spreading.
New YORK, September 2Sth.-The dis |
temper among the horses reported as existing
in Boston has made its appearance in this
city, and seems to be influenza, which was the |
incipient stage of the epizootic of 1873.
Arraigned 80 PLEAD.
BELLOWS FALLS (Vt.), September 2Sth.-
S. NJ. Waite was arraigued on eight indict-
ments this evening and pleaded not guilty to
eacb He l. charped with larcnny fnrspry
an negotiating forged notes.
To Change Hands. Il
CHICAGO, September 2Sth.-The Jockey
Club. having had a rather disastrous season,
will change hands next year, some new blood
coming in. The particulars are not known.
shot and Killed.
HoT SPRIyGs, September 2S.h.-Levining
Shang, a boot-black, disreputable darkey,
to-day shot and killed respectable colored
man named John Summers. There is some
talk Of lynching and much excitement.