Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-01

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Second vote-Depew 81, Herman So, Piatt
rs, Cornell II, Wheeler l, Crowley Z.
Adjourned.
FURTHER INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury have indicted A. d. Bar
ing State officers; bail, IS, 900. Barber
pleaded not guilty. They also Indicted
Charles A. Edwards for receiving from Jo-
seph Dickson 81, 900 for the bribery of State
officers.
NO CONCLUSION.
The bribery committee met to-day to con-
sider their report, but reached no conclusion.
POLITICAL CIRCLES EXCITED OVER A SCANDAL.
Political circles are excited over reported
scandal which is said to have occurred at the
Delavan House last night, involving a lead.
ing politician and an unknown woman. The
chief talk tonight is about the scandal, No
one appears to deny tie story, though some
express contempt and disgust at it. thus in
dicating their disbelief in it. The reported
principal in the affair said tonight if he had
seen any one peeping into his room over the
transom he would have blown his head off,
REVIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Another weeks session seems assured. The
bribery committee seem to desire to let the
matter rest, as it is now in the Courts. The
parties indicted view it coolly, and deny all
guilt. The half-breeds are signing freely
call for caucus started by the :" Feather
heads" and have now nearly fifty signatures
Sixty-hve Is necessary. 1t is said the stall
warts ignore it.
PLATT "UNDER FIRE"
CHICAGO, June S0th.-An Albany dispatch
states that Platt has been discovered in
room at the Delavaa House with woman
under compromising circumstances. He was
seen by several prominent politicians. Many
disbelieve the story.
The Captured Bank Burglar Wanted I'm
New York.
NEW YORK, June 30th.-Inspector Byrne
was engaged yesterday in preparing papers
on which to have Hope, by requisition from
Governor Cornell on the Governor of Califor-
mia, returned to this State. Superintendent
Walling sent a dispatch yesterday to the
Chief of Police of San Francisco, giving an
account Of what Hope was wanted for
in this city, and requesting, il the charge
now pending against him in San Francisco
be not sustained, that he be detained until
officers can be sent to bring him to this city,
and as soon as q warrant is issued and the
papers are in due form, officers will be sent to
San Francisco. Should the charges against
Hope, on which he was arrested, be sus.
tanned, he will be tried on them, and requi-
sition from Governor Cornell will be lodged
as detainer against him, so that he may
not escape should he be acquitted. Inspec.
tor Byrne thinks there's fair prospect of
Hope being brought to this city, and deems
his conviction, if tried here, foregone con-
clusion, as the evidence against him is too
strong to be contraverted.
Yachting Disaster.
New YORK, June 30th.-A yacht party of
seven which left here Monday for the Sound
capsized Tuesday off Bridgeport and five
were drowned, as follows: II. NJ. johnson,
William Sealey, H. E. Eddy, William Ed
monson and Fannie Campbell. The sqaall
which upset them came like a fash of light
ming. The two male survivors tell a pitiful
story of heroic efforts to float themselves and
their companions, some of whom could not
swim. The rain was heavy, with hail, wind
and dashing water combined, that it nearly
ended them, and they were saved only by
clinging to yawl. Miss Campbell was kept
afoat long time, but the hail caused
her to let go her escort, and crying, "Oh
Lord, help me - She sank from sight The
schooner Senator, from Maine, finally rescued
the two survivors.
The Great Storm.
DEs MoINEs tIs }, June S0th.-The tornado
in Humboldt and Calhoun counties did gre
damage. Nearly every house in Mason was
destroyed or Injured. One woman was killed.
ST. JOINS IN. F., June 3Oth.-It is feared
that the terrible storms have destroyed some
fishing vessels. The steamer Caspian has not
yet arrived. She was due yesterday morn
lug. The wind is still high.
Flooded by II Barsted Reservoir.
CINCINNATI, June 30th.-A reservoir in the
western part of the city burst tonight. The
building, which is of iron, forty feet high.
with diameter OF 100 feet, was moved 200
feet from its foundation. It was new
reservoir. Several houses were washed away
The damage is estimated at S150,000. No
loss of life.
Patents TO Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON, June S0th.-The following
patents to Pacific coast inventors were issued
this week: Jackson II. Dunlap, Turlock,
Cal, pump valve; Marion Leventhraitt, San
Francisco. manufacturer of boots and shoes
J ohm McEntee, San Francisco, steam boiler;
VIM. H. Milliken and J. M. Wood, San
Francisco. hydraulic elevator Frederick
OFT, Cambria, CAL, rivet; James b. Randall,
New Almaden, new ore roasting furnace
John s. Lemaps, Eureka, Cal, shield for
cattle; Abram a. Still, Lapansa. Cal, tire
digger John F. Malinckrodt, Denver, Col
machine for cleaning hose, pipe hanger and
machine for inserting goose necks and coup
lings into flexible hose; Robert Parry,
Alpine, Col, ore concsntrator Edward A.
Smith, Greeley, Col, earth auger.
Investigator En- Route.
WASHINGTON, June 30sh.-Ex-Secretary
Ramsay, who was recently appointed to ex-
anime Into the charges preferred by Repre-
sentative Page against Superintendent Dodge,
of the San Francisco Mint, left Washington
yesterday, en- route for the Pacific coast.
The "OId. Old story."
New YeRK, June 30th.-Langhorn, man.
ager of the Hibernia mine, has resigned, be.
cause the last dividend declared will be paid
with borrowed money. He says the mine is
out of ore. and that all the funds will be re-
quired for prospecting. Taber very harshly
criticised him as a consequence of his an
that he telegraphed to New
York resembling the order for the last divi-
dend No contradiction having been made,
people are inclined to believe the statement
true, but think that Taber should speak out
authoritatively, if unwillingly, and not assist
the stock gambling sharps.
The New York COlIecforship.
New YORK, June 30th-The Posts Albany
special says: Robertson says the time of his
assuming the duties of the Collectorship will
be controlled by events here.
Appointments by the President.
WASHINGTON, June 30th.-The President
has appointed R. S. Foster as United States
Marshal for Indiana, vice Dudley, and Robt.
G. Holley as Consul at Barbados, vice w.
S. Potter, suspended.
Continued Increase OF Business.
New York, June 30tb. : The Public's
statement of exchanges for the week ending
June 1Ssh at San Francisco ard twenty other
cities, shows business increase of 20 Per
cent. at over seventeen of the twenty cities
of which returns are given, as compared with
the corresponding period of last year.
The Chicago Musical Festival.
CHICAGO, June 30tb.-The Saengerfest to-
night was great success, from 1900 to s, 600
persons being present. Leutner, Cary, Ram
mertz, Candidas and others sang. The or
chestra numbered 200 and the chorus 500.
A Californian at Yale.
New HAVEN (Conn.). June 30th.-The
salutatory Grafton in Latin at the Yale COM
mencement was delivered by Adrian Wander
graft of Los Angeles, Cal.
Maud s. Getting Down TO Her Work Again.
COLUMBUS (O), June S0th.-Maud s.
trotted to-day to beat 2:17a for s., 500. She
was in fine trim, and made the mile in 2:i34
amid great applause.
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