Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-17
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At Trenton, n. j., the conspirators in the
Lewis will case were sentenced yesterday as
| follows Mark Sacra and Frank Ward ALI
son, each two years in the State Prison and
$40, 600 fine; Bradford and Brassford one
year in the State Prison and 81, 600 fine. The
sentence of DIR. Parks is postponed for few
days. The widow Lewis was too i'll to be in
Court.
The Democratic State Central Committee
of Missouri have decided to defer the State
Convention to elect national delegates until
after New York has spoken.
At Stratford, Ont, yesterday, several stores
were burned. Loss, $780, 00
AT meeting of the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company, held in New
York yesterday, Gen. L. +. Winslow was
elected President, James ID. Fish Vice-Presi-
dent Calvin Littlefeld Secretary and Treas
urer, and CIV. Rogers General Manager and
Superintendent.
George Bailey, Jr., the grain operator of
Baltimore, died yesterday.
General Gourko has been replaced by Cen
eral Kostander, in command of the military
district Of St. Petersburg and General BATH
been appointed to the head of police, General
Courotf being removed.
James Stephens, the famous Head Center of
the Fenian Brotherhood, is in Chicago. DE
was heartily received by the Hibernian Rifles
Monday night. lie is at work in behalf OF
the Irish now.
Miss Maud Granger (Annie F. Brainardl,
the actress, now playing at Haverly's, Chi
cago, was very quietly married Monday in
that city to Alfred Tollin, of New York, a
nephew of Frank Leslie.
A meeting of the Radical Association of
Lambeth, Eng, to support Henry Labouchere,
editor of the Truth, for Parliament, ended in
free fight. TIE lights were extinguished,
and chairs and tables broken. Cheers, groans
and Kisses prevented speaking. An attempt
to STERN the platform was vigorously and
successfully resisted with fists sticks and
chairs.
A Constantinople dispatch says: The
brigands who seized Captain Synge and
wife demand as primary condition of their
release that the troops after them shall be
recalled.
At Hartford, Conn, Judge Beardsley has
denied the petition of H. l.. Goodwin for an
injunction to prevent the use of free passes
on the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad by members of the Legislature.
Hon. Lucius Fairchild, United States
Minister to Spain, will represent the United
States at conference to be held in Madrid,
to arrange with the Envoy of Morocco rules
relating to the protection by foreign powers
Of Jews and other subjects OF the Sultan OF
Morocco.
The Massachusetts, Prohibitory State Com
vention will meet April goth.
At st. Petersburg General Melikoff has
taken under his control one division of the
third section of the Privy Chancellory and
the gendarmerie, leaving the secret agents
subject to the orders of the Minister of the
Interior.
a seat at the New York Stock Exchange
was sold Monday for $4,000, the highest
price yet paid.
Abel +. Corbin, brother. in-law of ex-
President Grant, is dangerously i'll at his
home in Jersey City.
The number of families living in New York
City is 213, 467. 1t is officially estimated
there are 10000 tenement houses in the city,
and that they contain 5000 people
At Frankfort, KY, Monday, the Lower
House refused to give the use of their hall to
Henry Ward Beecher for lecture.