Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23

the Mayor has treated the organization of
which l am representative that l denounce.
OF all the horrible liars, he is the worst and
most unmitigated
Abraham Eincoin's Widow.
NEw YoRK, November 22d-Mrs. Abra-
ham Lincoln has been in this city nearly two
months. submitting to medical treatment at
the hands of DR.. Lewis A. Sayre. A Times
reporter says: "She has needed means to
secure proper attention and nurses. and the
So 600 pension granted by Congress is utterly
inadequate to supply her wants in her present
coalition. It is stated that active efforts are
making TO have Congress increase her pen
sion." Dr.. Sayres said to Times reporter;
8" If it were not for her illness. which may
very possibly prove incurable, even with
the best and most constant attendance, l
beiieye she would get along on the paltry
So, 600 which Congress has thrown to her,
aud it would never be known from her lips
that the widow of the man who did more for
his country than any other was poor and in
want. As it is, she is absolutely driven to
ask aid from somebody, and l believe Con-
gress is the proper place to apply. Tne
widow of Abraham Lincoln should not want
for proper care during her sickness. The
country owes it to its own honor as well as
to the memory of the dead, to provide literally
for her in this emergency"
Ferris OF the Reep.
CHARLESTON Is. c., November 21st.-The
mate and four seamen, survivors of the French
ship France, arrived to-day. The names of
the men are f. Cerbin, Rose, Quezon, Herel-
low and Lante. The mate makes a long re-
port to the French Consul, covering the time
from when the hurricane struck the ship,
October 10th, till the date of rescue, No.
vember I'd. Two boats, containing the cap.
tain and the remainder of the crew, are still
missing. The France left the st. Lawrence
October 9th. On the Sth blow came on,
lasting twenty-four hours. The crew kept
steadily at the pumps all the time. On the
4th Captain Bourbe consulted the crew,
and it was decided to throw the
cargo overheard. The vessel being light
21st of October. about o'clock in the after
noon, the wind was furious, and carried
away the wheel-house and caboose, and the
ship had to be abandoned on the Oath, but
the boats were attached to the ship by line,
and on the 18th the men returned on board,
and each promised to make thank. offering
to God if saved. A gale coming up that night
the ship was again abandoned. The boats,
notwithstanding the dark night and heavy
seas and gales, kept together till the 2S:h.
On the 30th the mate saw a small schooner
steering towards them, but when the five men
were seen she hauled off, the crew using their
sweeps to keep away. The men were then
left to themselves until November 22d, when
they discovered sail, which they inter-
cepted, and were picked up and taken to Bull
river.
President Arthur and the Oflice.seekers.
New YORK, November 22d.-The Tri5une's
Washington special says: Arthur recently
about it thirty days before the incumbent's
commission expires. l have made up my
mind that all officials shall serve out their
terms, unless they fail to perform their duties
properly"
Annual Report of the Secretary OF fhe In
terror.
WASHINGTON, November 22d.-The annual
report of the Secretary of the Interior calls
special attention to that portion of the report
of the Commissioner Of theI General Land Of
fee which relates to private lands in New
Mexico, Arizona and Colorado.
Two Men Killed.
PIQUA (O.), November 22d.-At o'clock
this morning Henry Brokerod and Joe Blase
were killed outright, and A. Beheart was
seriously injured by locomotive running
down hand.car in which they were riding
on the Dayton and Michigan Railroad. They
were section men, and had been TO Kirk
wood clearing the debris of the cars wrecked
there last night.
The Man Who is Supposed 10 have Shot
Mt Guiteau.
WASHINGTON, November 22d.-Witnesses
in the case of VIM. Jones were before the
Grand Jury to-day. 1t is understood that
Perry Carson and the driver of the van testi-
fed that they recognized Jones as the man
who fred at Guiteau. A small boy who was
running after the van st the time was quite
positive that Jones is the man who did the
shooting. Officer Edelyn was quite as posi-
tive that he was not the man. II is believed
that an Indictment will be presented against
Jones during the afternoon or tomorrow.
A RemorsefuI Crimi, al.
CHICAGO, November 22d.-Ad. Thier went
to Kenosha voluntarily this afternoon. He
says he has been living in hell since the
shadow of his crime fell on him. He expects
to go to the Penitentiary, but says his frauds
are only about $50, 900.
Reputation In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, November 22d-The Ex-
ecutive Committee of the reputation wing
of the Democracy met to-day, and issued an
address to the people of the State, recon-
mending that clubs be formed in every county
and township, for selecting delegates to
State Convention pledged to nominate no
man not thoroughly in accord with the re-
considerable excitement among the debt
paying members Of the party, and is viewed
with satisfaction by the Republicans who
confidently predict victory in the next
State canvass.
Delayed Mall.
New York. November 22d.-A package Of
mail matter from South American ports ar
rived here September 18th, and to-day was
delivered TO the postal authorities. Most Of
the letters were for important business firms
here and elsewhere. 1t seems that the stew
ard of the vessel placed the mail in the bunt-
ing bags, which we're not opened till to-day.
The Minnesota Lynching.
ST. PAUL, November 22d.-Nothipg has
been heard from Darand, the scene of the
Maxwell lynching, till to-day, when the fol-
lowing dispatch was received: The body of
Ed Maxwell was cut down after hanging
about half an hour, and an inquest was held.
The following verdict was rendered: 81 Come
to his death by falling from the Court house
steps and breaking his neck" The body was
taken in charge by the town authorities and
given a decent burial.
Election for Congress IN Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, November 22d.-The voting
here is very light, but Spooner (Rep) for
Congress- will be elected by large majority.
Newport is voting for Van Zandt, but there
are more votes in the smallest ward in Provi-
dence than all Newport.
Nomination for Mayor.
BosToN, November 22d.-Dr. Samuel A.
Green, City Physician, was nominated te-
night by the Republicans for Mayor.
Republican Mayor Elected.