Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-17

was granted a new trial by the Court, on the
ground that two jurors named Tyner and
Dawson were Incompetent to serve on the
jury, because they were prejudiced against
the accused. 1t now appears that neither
Dawson nor Tyner served on the jury at all /;
that they were peremptorily challenged and
set aside by the counsel for Mrs. Brown. 1t
further appears that the jury was accepted
before the right Of the defense to peremptory
challenge had been exhausted, SO the fact that
they were hot set aside for cause did not
pre- judice the case of the accused. The In
diana Supreme Court evidently needs little
making up.
The Denver Riot-Censure OF the City
Government-Proposed Railroad.
DENVER (Col J, November 16th.-The Cor
oner's jury, in the case of the Chlnaman
killed October 31st by mob, in their YER
dict censure the city government for ineff-
cheney and ineompetency. and state that the
mob could have bean suppressed by the reSu-
lar police force had they fearlessly arrested
the ringleaders.
The Denver Circle Railroad was incor-
porated to-day, for the purpose of building q
narrow-gause railway. equipped with cars
and run by steam around the outer limits OF
the city, and connecting the suburban pre-
cincts. The capital stock is 81 900, 900. The
road is expected to be in operation by April
or May.
No Intention 10 Gust Garfield.
CHICAGO, November 16th.-Ths Tribune's
New York special says: Chairman Fowler, of
the Democratic State Committee, now afirms
that there has been no intention to GUST Car
field; that the County Committees were not
directed, but advised, to protest against the
returns on the ground of fraud, and that there
was never any intention ofprotesting against
the form Of the Republican ballots.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, November 18th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
November both: G. P. Thurstop, Mrs.
Thurston, S. f. Gashwier and family, Mrs.
l., Cutting, Miss I. Cutting, Mrs. "A. Lusk,
Hall McAlister, S. Bire and family, Mrs.
Thomas Bel and family. Milton andre, San
Francisco l. L. Dwinell and wife, Miss
Lille DwineIl, Sacramento Miss n Starr,
Miss l.. Starr, South Vallejo; Mrs. Hansen,
Vallejo; Emily Robb, Nevada City: j. j.
0'Sullivan and wife, Brooklyn; A. A In
graham and wife. New Yorl, Miss Mary H..
Simms, South Carolina; DR.. Dunmor, wife
and daughter, U. S. y.
Twenty-six through emigrants left on last
nights train, to arrive in Sacramento Novem-
Der 231.
The secretaryship of the Treasury.
CHICAGO, November 10Th. = The Tunes
Washington special says: General Grosvenor,
of Ohio, spent twenty-four hours here on q
very interesting mission. He came to con-
suit Secretary Sherman about the Ohio
Senatorship, and secured a promise that he
would accept the Treasury portfolio if offered
by Garfield 1t is predicted that Garfield
will make the offer within q fortnight. Other
letters have been written to Garfield in Sher-
mans interest.
Proposed Democratic Papers in Ohio.
CHICAGO, November 16th.-The Times
Columbus special says: 1t is alleged that
the Democratic State Central Committee will
meet here Friday, to consider a proposition
to incorporate "a joint stock company. with
unlimited capital, to establish reliable Demo-
cratic papers in Toledo, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land and Columbus.
Congressional Contests = Senator APP.
pointed.
New ORLEANS, November 16th.-United
States Marshal Wharton, in an interview
to-day, stated that the Republicans propose
to contest the seats of the Democrats returned
as elected from the Fourth and Fifth Con
gressional Districts, and may also decide TO
contest the First and Second Districts.
Governor Wiltz has appointed Hon. L. c..
Manning, ex.Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, as United States Senator. vice Spot
ford, deceased.
Elected Senator
ATLANTA (Ga J. November 16th-Joseph
Z. Brown was elected Senator over L1wton
by vote of lie to GA.
Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, November 16bh.-There was
FIJI 49, fnl.
day, each Department being Represented by
its head. The question of appointing Chief
Signal Officer was discussed, but no decision
was reached.
Terrific storm In the Black Eilis-Ghoised
go Death.
DEArwooD ID. Tl November 16th-A
terrific storm of snow and wind has been
raging throughout the hills the past two days,
with intense cold. The thermometer marks
A. below zero.
Frank Scott, while eating supper at Lead
City, Sunday night, choked to death while
trying to swallow large piece OF meat.
Schooner Capsixcd.
MILWAUKEE, November 1G h The schooner
+. M. Darlington. owned by Saviland &
Brigham, of this city, is reported to have
capsizsd yesterday twenty-five miles off this
point. She was commanded by Captain
Thomas Sand, with q crew OF four men.
Railroad Accident.
PITTsToN PA J, November 16th.-A fire.
man was killed and an engineer badly burned
by the wrecking of a train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad to. day. No passengers were
hurt.
Passenger Eafes Restored.
CHICAGO, November 16th.-The general
managers of the trunk lines met here this
evening and agreed to restore the passenger
rates from Chicago to Eastern points upon the
former basis of $50 to New York. Cuts of So
to So have been heretofore made on those
prices.
An Exceedingly Sensitive Husband.
CHICAGO, November 16th.-The Inter
Oceans Washington special says: Buckley,
prominent merchant, told in the Police
Court to- day how he had witnessed caresses
lavished on his wife by clerk in She Pension
Office, George w. Black, and how, when he
appeared before the astonished gaze Of the
guilty pair they both attacked him, and he
came off badly hurt in the fight which en-.
sued. He attracted the attention of police
man, and had Black arrested. The case at
tracts much attention.
The Negro Exodus.
New York, November 16th.-More stories
are received that the negroes are leaving Ala.
bama and Louisiana pell-mell.
A Magnificent Estate.
PHILADELPHIA, November 16sh.-Ths in.
ventory of the estate of the late Mary
Shields shows that her property is valued at
1884 800, nearly all in personal effects, of
which 1876, 600 will go by will to Pennsyl-
vania charitable societies.
Geographic Victory.
PITTsBURG, November 16th.--The United
States Court to-day affirmed the Western
Union Telegraph Company's right to use the
wires OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
victory for the Western Union over the
American Union, as it restores the Western
Union to its rights, and epjoins, all other
companies from interfering with them.
silver and Stocks.
New YORK, November 16th.-Silver bars,
liz; money active, at 4@6; Governments,
weak; stocks closed weak; Western
Union, 95s; Quicksilver, 10; Pacific, 46s ;
Mariposa, liz /; Wells Fargo, 113; New York
Central, 1877; Erie, 42s; Panama, 2G4 I;
Union Pacific, 943 bonds, 113s Central Pa.
cific, 80; bonds, 113s; Sutro, {.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trouble in Ireland.
New YoRK, November 16th.-The Worlds