Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24
TELECRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REoonD-usIos
GARFIELD Souvenirs.

CLEVELAND, October d-The committee
which had in charge the arrangements of the
Garfield ohsequies, desiring TO comply with
the multitudes of requests from all sections
for relics, has organized bureau, and Is pre-
pairing great number of souvenirs OF the
floral decorations and drapings Of the cats-
falque, which will be sest to all ap-
plicarts as long as they last. each mo-
fnento to have attached card bearing the
signatures of the committee aud an engraving
OF the catafalque to Authenticate the article.
These relics viii not be sold under any cir
cumstances, but applicants should send
stamps for the postage. Money contrihu-
tons viii not be refused, and all such viii be
placed to The credit OF the monument fund.
requests should be addressed " Relic Bureau,
Cleveland"
Party vote.
WASHINGTON. October 22l.-1he vote on
1he Sherman resolution Ia the Senate wss n
party vote, Davis of illinois voting with the
Republicans.
Murderer Reprieyed.
AUGUSTA (Ga), October 22i.-Sang Arner
(colored), sentenced to be haqged in Craw.
fordsville yesterday fer the murder Of VIM.
Ellington. white man, last March, has been
reprieved to November 25th Two other men
have been arrested charged with completely.
Two Men Killed and Eve others Hurt.
MARoNEY CITY (Pa.), October 22d.-Ths'
fell of the top of a coal mine yesterday killed
two men and injured two others.
ianGl0rdissn IN iowa.
Iowa CITY, October 22d.-Great excite
mens was created yesterday By q landlord
threatening to hold a corpse belonging to q
poor family for rent, and to sell it for dissect-
ing purposes. The landlord has been threat
ened with mob law.
Kings palsoon.
CHIPPEWA Falls (Wis.l }, October I'D
Kings balloon was too heavy for removal,
and will be moved In the winter.
Passengers Coming West.
OMAHA, October 2lst-Lsft hers to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento October 25th: DIR.
T. J. Adams, U. S. a.; Mrs. Thos. Crellin
aud two children, Oakland Mrs. NJ. Q. Per-
rine, Berlin, Canada Mrs. NJ E. Tyler,
Miss Charlotte Tyler, Serecca Fails, n. Y;
Mrs. Susan Walch. Merrimac, II. H.; 4.
Mills, Z. l.. Whetmore, Pittsburg, Pa.
Canadian Colonization.
Naw York, October 22l.-The Commercial
Bulletin says The direction of a stream of
emigration towards the Canadian Northwest
has resulted in the formation of company
entitled the Canadian Northwest Land Cor
poration. whose prospectus will be issued
next weeFI The capital Of The company is
81 Goa. .00Q. A Toronso dispstch tells US that
| they haveNteken an Ctncs on Lombard street,
| and they mean t5 enter the colonizat alton field
with vigor. They have secured 2000.000
acres OF land from the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company. and they have every prospect
Of successfully floating their shares.
| "FOals and Their Money are Soon,
Parted"
RIoHMoND (Va.), October 22d,-The Ger
man and French visitors are not yet wholly
at peace While waiting on the wharf for
their carrisges, delayed accidentally, in order
to amuse themselves the Germans COM
menced throwing silver pieces into the river.
The French were determined not to be out
done in this diversion, and threw S5 bills and
| gold coins into the water with lavish hands.
| This costly sport was kept up for some
time A crowd of negroes gathered about
the boat, and for moment they
wese bewildered by this utter disse-
gard of all value Of the root of
| all evil.p The darksys, however, quickly
saw that if no other good had resulted from
this jealousy between the Rochamheaus and
Won Steubens, it was likely to prove bo-
nanza to them They jumped into the stream
and dived for the gold ana siver pieces which
had been SO lavishly discarded by the French
and German S. As rapidly as the money vas
thrown out from the boat sides the negroes
dived to the bottom and secured It. This
| fool;shress didn't last l5rg.