Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-31


ably received everywhere. In San francisco
he had TO undergo most searching examina-
/ ton. There were more Questions asked there
than at all other places and they were asked,
too by men who knew whereof they were
taking
FFopossH ne" steamship Zines.
NEW YORK, March 50th.-A World re-
porter interviewed Irenor W. Park to-day,
who said he knew nothing OF the new steam
! snip line between New I ork and San iran
! cisco. Pin, Torwood& Co., Henry Hart, John
Roach and himself were quite ready to iur-
nisn the money to build line OF some eleven
steamers, OF speed OF not less than thirteen
knots an hour, costing about 5000, OOO-
three for the South American trade, to run to
Valparaiso, three TO run from Panama to San
| francisco, three to run on the Central Amerl-
can and Mexican coasts, and two on this side
| Park further said the gross earnings OF the
| Panama Railroad for 1879 were 81, 200, OUO,
and the net earnings 81, 100, 000 He re-
garded the steamers of the Pacific Mail worth
about $4,000, coo. The South and Central
| American and Mexican trade was increasing,
| he said, and we needed all American
line of steamers to run to South
American ports, and more and better steam
ers to Central America. as to the contract
between the Pacific Mail and the overland
railroads, ne did not think any contract Is
good between transportation companies. The
| legal question involved did not amount to
much. The contract would exist just as long
as it was 20 the interest of both parties to
abide by IT,
The telegraph War-AmpoTfani Order.
! ST. LOUIS, March S0th.-Under an order
issued by Judge Hallet, os the United
| States Circuit Court, at Denver, to-
| day. the Western Union Telegraph Company
regained possession OF their telegraph lines
on the Colorado Central Railroad, extend
ing from Denver, Col, to Cheyenne, Wy,
at P. NJ, thus restoring connection between
Colorado points and the East and North, as
wen as the faclhc coast !hese were among
the HesIsrn mon INES I orc se.7su py
ne 0ouIi tiiseles. on IHe :. vi " fe%glt'iy
isG' anu UnoII W tl' es'e .
oiiou 10 very suostiilIial sam u tlia. Ioill
panS' 80 'ii' 0Oiiii0''i'ii u 'eis LII LAM
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NEW ORR, March 3oth.-In ne Kelly state
'o+ii' ~ iss IJ oss.I Ior 8.atG
ooaI ~ NJ 'o =. -
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oiie o''4I i.i' 60
an DSliiG'taSs az. o'tetI WHO are oos?u 10
pieui lion W cue efis'.l.i -N'i'ioi
Cohvehtio "a ior 'ne support OF ahyone, pu' IN
laVor OF tne HoniliS1ioil oi an uPrl9n'; ac -
cep:ap . Ganuioa.e ioI Iesine eu' To o'
! of 81 nat;o,, n Toaot on6 oIo.t delegates ~
the State Convention.
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mas gloWlns aefo1H' Oh 'ne success I.o 4:Ll
Is aglievihs VIII l' W. Ser";t
Toi dIo 4Sat 81 tbod- ~,
1t declares That he mas invented methods by
wiiGH sn I've t can
sutu lioini ol,o 49, 4o1 a.
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80 800 az sO
s So, ,yo,ndo. ~, ma,o,.,,ono.
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bota1 .heaner IS - Stnrois T;tv hot ard fataiI1
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rest
Express Agent Arrested.
| CuryrvNF March 30th-C K Allen late
exnress accent who had charge of bullion re-
Gently stolen from the exnress Office at Sid
nov Neb was arrested there last evening
CHARGED With complicity in the robbery
The arrest was Inade through detectives nm
de- the direction Of the Snperintendent Of
the Low Mountain Division OF the Union
Pacific Railroad
! Fatal A0,.y
,r,,,,.-,,,,- ny 1s.nol oott rr,i, ,,or,
new liNy.t us M liioi
MI 90 oIuO ~ 49, eo-ne Ii
b ,lj' onarrsed abont 1adv renewed The al.
teroatiop. and Joseph Ritter was twice shot
nv Charles Theis. killing him. Both were
| DRINK.
vvorbmen Killed.
NV YoRK March 3Otb Peter Smith
and Patrici, CantwelI, tinsmitbs, were blown
| from the roof of the Seventh Regiment
Armory to-day and killed.
FishcuIGurists in Cornell.
/ 7lpw Yopx March 3Otb The ninth an.
nal ,neetiner of the .I1isbcnlEnrists
ASSOCIATION beoan this mor,Fno in FuIson
Market. Hiberpation Of fish was the sub.
iect of an interesting paper by ex-Congress-
man Robert B. Roosevelt.
| Soldier Killed.
NEW ORLEANS. March SOFIA Times Fort
tDavis special says: 4 Deputy Sheriff killed
a soldier OF the Twentv-ffth Infantry. Sum
dav evening, while trying to arrest him. He
claims that he used the pistol as club when
1t exploded, the ball passing through the SOL
dler's BRAN.
DISASTROUS cyclone
PETERSBURG tVa.b March S0th:-A severe
| cyclone passed over La"rencevllie, sBruns-
WICK count SATURDAY 5lsnt' oeiionsiilhe
HOUSES u'Jo.n ..., - ~ Ta,r5t,,
9..a VI IL, ~
Oo''i vas
Ae'r"peii'hn fiu.eam OF Ar''
NEW YORK, March 50th:-A large and dis
| tiDguisned audience assembled this afternoon
in the metropolitan Museum OF Art, Central
I Alh' Gu the occasion % VlS loiiiaI opehius
T7,it ts S ;t''-
ihe Efossoh 'nI'a'Fo.SOi''i's vase
idPtesY 'Iit' 4io' US NJ VI I" 49, VI .A
that the INFANT was poisoned ny arsenic, al