Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-17
Grant in Colorado.

Grant in Colorado.
DENVER (Col) J, August 16th-A commit
tee of prominent citizens, headed by Gov
ernor Pitkin, left Denver for Manitou by
special train this morning, where they me
General Grant and escorted him to Denver
The party arrived at the depot at 5:45 P. NJ
Upon the arrival of the train salute wa
fired by the Chaffee Light Artillery, attel
which procession was formed of military
and civic organizations and proceeded
through the principal streets to the hotel
The General was mounted ON gray horse
The houses along the line of march wer,
gaily decorated, and every available spot wa,
a point of observation for the people
Ali along the line the General was welcomed
with hearty cheers. Upon arriving at the
hotel the General dismounted and entered the
building, but in response to calls from the
crowd soon appeared upon the balcony anc
bowed pleasantly. The General then turned
to retreat, when the crowd clamored for q
speech. Whereupon he smiled and said
Comrades-I thank you, but all | wish to
say is to introduce to you Governor Routt
whom | know to be very fond of talking to a
large crowd" Governor Routt said but few
words, and then retired. A reception was
held at the Glenarm Hotel tonight. To.
morrow night there will be a banquet in the
Generals honor. General Grant stated to a
knot of distinguished listeners at Manitou
yesterday, that in Lis opinion Gen. Garfield
would carry New York easily.
Another Church scandal-1hfs Time In
New Mexico.
DENVER (Coll August 16th.-The Tribune
has long special from Messila, N. NJ, to
the effect that there is much excitement
throughout Messila valley over the elope-
ment of Father Todoro Roualt, priest of Las
Cruces, and brilliant and beautiful young
lady, Miss Marguerite Garcia, from the Con-
vent of the Sisters of Loretto, who recently
entered the Convent, it is said, at the solicita-
ton of the priest against the wishes of her
parents. After continued scandalous pro-
ceedings the couple eloped, and were over
taken at small hamlet, whence the priest
appeared in deshabille and was struck, and
would have been killed by an uncle of the
girl if friends had not interfered. The priest
and girl were finally married. The former
tells horrible stories about the Bishops and
other priests.
An EX-POstmasfer In Trouble.
DEADwooD Cd. IT,, August 16th.-The
United States Grand Jury has returned two
Indictments against r, o. Adams, ex-Post-
master of this city, for the embezzlement Of
81, 1888 of Government funds. Adams his
been placed under So, bonds to appear
for trial.
Seriously Injured by a Kick.
New York, August Christopher
McCannon, seaman belonging to the Gift
ton, and who temporarily resided at so
East Broadway, was this morning committed
to prison for kicking Hattie Wilson, young
woman, in the abdomen Wilson and
another woman quarreled with McCannon's
mistress, Blanche Stevens, and he took her
part. The Clifton recently arrived from San
Francisco, where it is said McCannon he
longs.
New National Bank Authorized.
WASHINGTON, August 16th.--The Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency to-day
authorized the establishment of new
national bank-the First Nationalist Los
Angeles, Cal, with capital of 100000.
Chinese Cigars in New York.
New YORK, August 16th.-The CONNER
cidl this evening learns that the report of
large quantities of cigars being sent here by
San Francisco Chinese is correct but they
are of an inferior brand, and the prices re.
ceived are not so great as reported. The only
fear entertained by the cigar manufacturers
is If Chinese cigar labor proves profitable, it
will interfere with the class of goods known
as tenement house cigars" manufactured
lUI tie ilust pdIG ny DpHSHiidHo. IL Is NOV
known to whom the San Francisco cigars
are shipped. The cigar trade in this city at
the present time ia exceedingly brisk, and
manufacturers declare that they have great
difficulty to obtain the goods to fill orders.
The demand is far greater than it was seven
months ago.
Westward-E0una Passengers.
OMAHA, August 10th. - The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:l5 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
mento August Goth: +. b. Perkins, Grass
Valley; Albert Hayman, Australia /; VIM.
Wood, Arizona !; Miss Louise Pomeroy, New
York j. G. Wagner Oakland; q. B. Rod
ney, U. S. A; NJ re. A Il. Meredith, Cuba,
La; Mrs. H NJ. kaufman, San Francisco !;
Mrs. f. Greene, Miss Lillian Greene, Oak
land.
Thirty through emigrants left on Satur-
day nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac
ramento August I'D, and 50 last night, to
arrive August 23d.
A Notorious FOrgcr Arrested.
PROVIDENCE, August 16th.-Charles A.
Brockway, notorious forger, and pal, be-
lieved to be "Bully Oale," were arrested to-
day while cashing forged check.
Destruction of Railroad Property by Fire.
DERBY LINE (Vt.l, August 16th.-Tl g
freight sheds with their contents, and 10
loaded cars of the Grand Trunk Railroad,
was burned to-day at Richmond, Quebec.
Loss, $4,000 insured.
Fatal Result OF a saloon Quarrel.
ST. LOUIS, August l6th.--Horace b. Vail,
while drunk, went into $se saloon of Ed
ward Trunaine, in East III. Louis, about II
o'clock last night got into quarrel with
Tronaine, and was shot three times by the
latter and killed. Tronaine gave himself up.
silver and stocks
New YORK, August 16th.-Silver bars,
1l3s /; money, 2@3; Governments quiet
stocks closed hr.n Western Union,
1867: Quicksilver, III; Pacific Mail, All
Mariposa, J; WeIls-Fargo, los; New YORK
Central, 1873; Erie, AZ; Panama, 1872:
Union Pacific, 9gs; bonds, Il24; Central
Pacific, 76s bonas, 112s; Susro, Il.
Cops Injured by Frost.
RoNDoUT IN. w August 16th.-Tender
vegetation was killed by frost last night. The
growing crops of corn and buckwheat were
somewhat injured. The stage driver reports
a light snow in Stony Glove, Ulster county.
NEW YORK, August 16th.-There was frost
in the interior river counties last night. At
Delaware county, Ice formed.
The temperature there at q A. NJ. was 62 de.
grees.
international Food Exhibition.
WASHINGTON, August 16th.-The Interna.
tional Food Exhibition will open at London
from October 18th to the 10Th. The objects
are to bring prominently before all classes,
and in comprehensive manner, the multitu.
dinous articles applicable for food in both the
animal and vegetable kingdoms, together with
the various modes OF producing and preparing
the same for consumption, embracing all the
different processes OF manufacture, preserva-
ton and cooking.
A spark frsm n Cigar Fatally Injuries
Young Lady.
LANCASTER Pa, August 16th.-Miss Lii
lie Muller, aged is years, was walking with
gentleman this evening near Mount Joy,
when spark from his cigar set fire to her
dress, and the girl was fatally burned
DIR. Tanner and Emma Hardinge-BrittaIn
Disagree.
New YORK, August 16th.-Dr. Tanner at
tended the lecture of Emma Hardinge-Brit-
tain yesterday morning. 1t was not known
by the audience OF lecturer that he was pres
emit in the hall. Mrs. Britain in closing her
remarks on magnetism, referred to DR. Tan
ner and che wonderful example he had given
of the ascendancy of will over matter. She
asserted that the density of population, the
magnetic influence of the multitude and the
aroma of food, made his feat possible in this
city, while if attempted in the keen air of
the country and in solitude, the body would
soon be exhausted by the vigorous and con-
Stunning oxygen. At the close of her remarks