Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25

cans, and the Malone conference is to shape
tue poilcy and resolutions Of the Convention
OF tne heaoJusters. Greener is a candidate
Tor Governor, and Massey and Cameron for
the Authorship. Many Democrats are dis
appointed through the failure of Mahone's
plans.
No Guilty Man TO Escape.
CHICAGO, May 24th.-Postmaster-General
James assures the Washington correspondent
OF the Inter. Ocean that there is no intention
OF showing clemency to any star route con-
tractors who have been engaged in swindiinc
Nhe Government, nor to prominent politicians
10 have been associated with them. The
motto is, Les no guilty man escape" and it
will be applied to all involved, be they prom
inent or obscure. The reports that certain
men are to be shielded because of their init
mate relations with prominent public officials
are pronounced untrue by the Postmaster.
General, and the public may be assured that
he will be no respecter of persons.
Opposition 10 Revenue officials In Georgia
WASHINGTON, May 24th.-Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue Raum this morning
learned that twenty-five or thirty men went
to Morgantown, Fannin county, Georgia,
while the Superior Court was sitting. broke
into the jail and released the prisoners
charged with violation of the Internal
Revenue laws, and burned the property Of
Stewart, formerly Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue also, that two men had been
released from the Pickens county Jail. The
Commissioner has instructed Collector
Clarke, at Atlanta, to hunt down and bring
to Justice the parties engaged in the jail
9reaklng, and to employ posse to aid the
United States Marshal.
Woman's Singular Story.
NV YORK. May 24th.-A woman who
her,
who claimed to be daughter of an Austrian
General, visited the Brooklyn police head
quarters to-day, and told Chief Campbell
remarkable story. She said she married
young officer in the army, and a son of a Ger
man Count that soon after he resigned his
commission and relied upon her to support
him. They came to this country and toek
up their abode in San Francisco. As her
husband did not do anything she was obliged
to support him by teaching French. Her
friends advised her to leave him. which she
did She came to New York. On the way
she met Louis Gustisfelt, and he persuaded
her to marry him. Then she gave him her
money, and he started bakershop in New
York, but failing in business he wanted her
to support him by improper means. Chief
Campbell referred her to Chief of Police
Walling of New York.
One of the cid Boys.
NEW York, May 2ith.-Napoleon W.
Gould, who died in his cd year yesterday,
was member of Christie's negro minstrel
troupe He is said to have been the first
ban oist who ever played on the stage. He
afterward played with Dan Bryants COM
parry.
Disastrous HaiI-sfOrm.
GALVESTON (Texas), May 2ith.-A Plano
special to the Ne,es says: A severe hail-storm,
two miles wide, passed over the western por-
ton of this county, destroying all the grow
ing crops, also fruit and vegetation.
Hish.Handed Outrage.
SAN ANTONIO Tex J, May 24th.-Six citi.
zens of Eagle Pass crossed the Rio Grande
Sunday to attend circus. AS they entered
the town they were surrounded by Captain
Villareal, commanding the Mexican garrison
of Piedras Negras, with force of fifteen
soldiers, and marched to jail, where they lay
all night. A party of their friends crossed
over this morning and caused the Alcalde TO
discharge the prisoners, against whom no
charge was made.
Rapid Refunding.
WASHINGTON, May 24th.-The limit of
$3.50, 900, 600 for 81 per.cents exchanged for
SIS has been passed already. 1t is not yet
determined what to do with the excess of
notices received. The Cabinet to-day con.
sidered the question.
Engineer and Fireman Killed.
HUDSON IN. Y. !. May 24th.-Au engineer
and fireman were killed by a collision on the
Boston and Albany Railroad this morning.
Iowa Republican State Convention.
Dies MONIES, May 24th.-The Republican
State Convention meets here June Goth.