Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-13

| DuiuSbbOS JeSIllhOHy, anu cOntfaulcteu par
of it.
Turbulent scene at Faneral-Exci.cd
Hebrews.
| NEW YORK, April 12th-The funeral oil
FANNIE Adler, convert from Judaism tC
christianity, was the scene of so much tur-
bulence to-day in Allen street as to call for
police intervention to disperse the crowd Of
excited Hebrews. Her husband, who had
also become Christian. fearing violence,
disappeared yesterday, and was not at the
funeral. The remains of the woman were
taken to an Episcopal Church under escort
of the police.
Another sam. .P.,tch-TerriHc Header.
| CINCINNATI, April 12th.-Thomas Boyd
yesterday, in the presence of about l .0OC
people, at Mulfordsyille KY, jumped from
the railroad bridge over Green river. a dis.
tance of 120 feet, to the water below. He
sprang off the bridge head foremost, and
struck the water in that position. In mo.
ment afterwards he appeared swimming. He
was picked up by boats crew, and when
brought ashore passed through the crowd re-
ceiving what money was offered. He was
not injured in the least.
Disorder in Georgia.
| WASHINGTON, April 12th. h.-Collector CLARK
| telegraphs from Atlanta, Ca, that a body OF
| alulCu uutH DulnCu tLt llOileG VI DtDuLy
| Collector Stewart, of Fannin county, and
wounded his son. Commissioner Raum re.
piled that the crimes of assault to murder
and arson are not offenses against the internal
| revenue laws, consequently the brigapds must
be dealt with by the State laws, and not by
the United States authorities. Collector
| Clark is authorized to render every assistance
possible to the State officers in arresting the
offenders.
The Recent Fight with Apaches.
WASHINGTON, April 12th.-Colonel Hatch
telegraphs from San Andreas, in relation to
his recent engagement with Victories band
| of Indians, that Captain Carroll and several
men were seriously wounded, and the Indi-
ans so severely punished that it will probably
have the effect OF bringing them to terms
William Il. vanderbiIt's Wealth.
NEw York, april 12th.-WilIiam Fl. Van-
derbilt has sent to the Treasury S21 900, 600
more Of per cents to be registered in his
| name. He has now standing to his account
on the books OF the Department the sum of
S5l, 100000 of per cent bonds being the
| largest sum ever owned by any individual in
the history of the Government Mr.. Van
| derbilt expects to receive So 000 900 more as
| the closing payment of the New York Gen.
| trail Syndicate on Tuesday next. and this
amount, it is said, will also be invested in 4
| per cents.
| The EXODUS" Inquiry.
| WAsHISGToN, April 12th-The Exodus
| Committee to-day examined John Davis,
editor of the Greenbacll paper at Junction
| City, Ks, who testified that the unforeseen
circumstance Of the exodus was that the
negroes did not want to go into the country,
but preferred to congregate in towns, which
| fact alienated sympathy with them 1t is
| foo rad +hat * i
rivals will divert white immigrants, and
| thus damage the State.
Two Sunday Murders.
DENVER Coll, April 12th.-The Meas
| Leadville special says: Sunday morning
Lawrence Fitzgerald, a miner, was fatally
shot by George Tattersall, while quarreling
over a claim owned by Fitzgerald, which
Tattersall attempted to Jump.
! On Sunday night q second murder occurred
in the Coliseum Theater. j. w. Overton,
the proprietor, fatally shot Thomas Nugent,
a bartender, while engaged in quarrel.
A Hebrew Remonstrance.
| WASHINGTON, April 12th.-A. c. Solomon
! and Simon Wolf, representing the organiza-
/ ton of 1.-The Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, have presented to the Secre.
tary of State a remonstrance against the
Cars alleged cruel discrimination to the in
jury of Russian Jews, and asking that the
Minister of the United States at the Court Of
St, Petersburg inquire into the matter and
take the necessary steps to aid in preserving
their independence.
estward bound Passengers.
OMAHA, April 18th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sac
ramento April 10Th: Samuel Piercy, wifi,
and servant, George w. Shreve, San Fran
cisco; John b. Howe, James B. Howe
Lima, Ind. /; William 2 Dodge, Beverly
Mass. G. II. Filkins, Bradford, Pa. Mrs
A Moore, Chicago.
Seventy-four through emigrants left on
Saturday nights emigrant train, to arrive
in Sacramento April 18th, and 81 last night,
to arrive on the 10Th.
Cold weather.
WASHINGTON IN. H J, April 12th.-The
wind was blowing at the rate of IA miles per
hour to-day, with the thermometer 12' below
zero.
NEw YORK, April 12th.-Pedestrian were
muffied yesterday and to-day as in midwin-
| ter.
MONTREAL, April 12th.-There was heavy
fall of snow yesterday, and it is freezing
keenly to-day.
The santiiian Ell.
Especial to the RECORD USIoN
| WASHINGTON, April 18th. = The House
! Committee on Private Land Claims to-day
took final action on the Santillan bill in its
amended form, and by vote of four to three
authorized Burrows to report it to the House
with a recommendation for passage.
shot to Death by Slob.
New ORLEANS, April 12th.-Tucker (col-
oredl, charged with the murder of Abe Frazer
in 1876, was taken from the Jail at Green's
bury st. Helena parish, Sunday morning, by
that the people of the parish generally con-
denim this act of lawlessness.
Charges sustained.
PROVIDENCE (R. I. }, April 12th-In the
Providence Nj. E. Conference to-day, the
committee on the case of Rev, Charles E.
Walker, of Somerset, Mass, found the
charges of unministerial and immoral conduct
sustained, and recommended his expulsion.
The report was adopted.
Frank LesIie's VIII.
New YORK, April 12th.-On the applica.
ton of Frank Leslie, contestant of his
fathers will, the Surrogate has authorized a
Commission to examine Mary Ann. Julia
and John Ellison, who reside in England.
The widow, to whom the property was be.
| queathed, resisted the appointment of the
Commission on the ground of delay.
Judgment Affirmed.
WASHINGTON, April 12th.-The judgment
of the Court below in the Missouri Pacific
Railroad case is affirmed by the Supreme
| Court, giving the county of st. Louis lien
on the earnings of the road.
Escape of Murderer.
YANKToN ID. IT,, April 10Th. j. w.
Maxwell. murderer and stage robber, escaped
from jail here by the free use of revolver
mysteriously procured yesterday.
Massachusetts, Prohibiiionists.
BosToN, April 12th.-The State Prohibi.
tory Convention will be held on the 10th
instant, to select delegates to the National
| Prohibitory Convention at Cleveland June
18th.
Respited.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), April 12th.-The
Governor has respited L.. l.. Ford, sentenced
to be hanged on the 9th, until the 2Sth Of
May.
| FOREIGN NEWS.
ParneH on the Result OF the Parlia.
| mentary Elections.
CHICAGO. April 12sh.-Charles S. Parnell
telegraphs the Daily Neaos from Cork as fol-
lows:
| am exceedingly well pleased with the result Of
the election. Our party has gained nine seats from
| the Wings and Tories, while marked improvement
| mas been effected in its personnel. The timid and