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

been In the Almsh0use here has been arrest
ed for disorderly conduct and sent to the In
sane Asylum has been on locomotive work
lately; went to Washington to get Blaine to
secure him pension. He denounced
Guittean's crime before leaving. He was al
ways exeitable.
statement Corrected.
WASHINGTON. July 6th.-The story that
the assassin Guitteau tried to shoot Blaine,
but was prevented by Benson, formerly of the
Secret Service, is disproved by the testimony
OF ticket agent Parke at the depot, who says
Guitteau tried to escape as soon as the shoot
ing was over. Benson was not in the room
at the time of the shooting.
sflll Another Luaaiie.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-Another crazy
man went into the Adjutant- Generals to-day.
slapped General Drum on the back. and said
he had revelation that he must kill Vice
President Arthur. He was promptly ar
rested.
The English Minister and the Attempted
Assassination.
NEw York, July 6sh.-Sir Edward Thorn
ton thinks the President will recover, ON ac-
count of his physique, bravery and favorable
surroundings. He was very complimentary
Of Mrs. GARFIELD, and believes Gui.teau was
alone in the crime; but unquestionahly the
fight against the President influenced and
made the crime possible. This fact has much
depressed Arthur, who Thornton believes
would not enter upon the Presidency If Gar
field dies. because he had arrayed himself
against the President, who 10 supported by
the people. 1t is sad fact that madman
has been inspired with belief that the kill
ing of ruler would change the Government.
The English custom of locking up those who
attempted to shoot the Queen and fiogeing
them at intervals might be wise remedy
"OnIy Change OF Men,
NEW YORK, July 6th.-The Tribune re
ferring to Senator Jones' remark that Ar
thurs Prssidercy cy would not mean much
more than a change of men, says: As the
representative of the rotten borough of the
State of Nevada, and the particular intimate
of Conklirg. his utterances are particularly
significant. If he means that Arthur will
dismiss the present Cabinet, appoint to lead
ing offices different men than those selected
by Garfield, it would be difficult to conceive
q more radical change. 1t is the change most
seriously apprehendei, like the change of
Tyler, Fillmore and Andy Johnson. II Jones
speaks by authority, the Tribune hopes he
may say something more encouraging.
The New York &ssembiy-Thc Bribery
InvesfIsation.
ALBANY, July 6.h.-The Assembly adopted
resolutions of sympathy with Garfield and
condemning the assassin.
There was no choice in the ballo.ing 10
day, and small charge in the result.
Scott reported for the majority that the
bribery committee thought it proper not to
report or the alleged bribery, as indictments
had been found by the Grand Jury Both
the charges and denials were positive and
circumstantial. The minority reported that
if the charge were true great crime had
been committed. 1t bears somewhat on
Bradley for receiving the money at all. and
compares him with Judas I.cariot. Either
Bradley or Sessions has the crime of perjury
on his conscience, the Almighty alone knows
which The testimony shows that no money
was offered any legislator but Bradley. The
whole testimony is reviewed by the minority
Phillips denied that the proposed confer
ence was trap, but said he proposed it as
means of settling difficulties not otherwise
adjustable among the Republicans.
Tie Joint Convention then adjourned,
Affairs at New York.
New York, July 6th.-There is general
sati, faction here tonight over the outlook
Conkling only made business visit down
town. 1t is rumored that Grant has had
conference with him. Conkling will remain
some time. He asked for the news, and ex-
pressed hope of the Presidents recovery
The police continue to move mysteriously,
anu blcy are tuOF6Ltuls
about the city. 1t is believed he had no ac-
complice.
The Slaughtered Surveyors.
DENVER (Col) July Gsh.-The RepuJli.
cans Santa Fe IN. Nj special says: Infor-
nation is received from El Paso that forty
miles south of there near the Candelaria
Mountains the dead bodies of q. &. Upham
and his party of surveyors, numbering
twelve. were found. It is supposed they
were killed by Indians. Three bodies were
burned beyond recognition, but the others
are recognizable. The bodies were discoy-
cred by party cf men who were going south
to look st property preparatory to purchas-
ing. The men were engaged in surveying
the route of the Mexican Central Railroad at
tie time of the massacre. The remains will
be brought TO III Psso for Identification and
burial.
Narrow Escape.
New YoRK, July 6tb--j G. Huestop, the
London agent of the New York Associated
Press, had q narrow escape from drowning
recently in successful effort to save the life
of q lady who fell into the river Laku st
Ems.
Fire and Loss OF Life.
LAcoNIA IN. W July CHA tenement
house at Duke Village was burned tonight,
and three children named Moody (coloredl
aged 4, 6 and 10 years, peiished in the flames,
Woolen Miii Burncd.
SPRINGFIELD Mass J, July CHIP. Black
ington & Co.'s woolen mill at Maple Grove,
Adams, Mass, was burned to day. Lose,
S10O, 900, with about $50, 600 Insurance. Los
of stock of Colony Bros. & Co.. who ran the
mill, $40, 600, which was insured. One hun
dred and twenty-five employees are thrown
out Of work.
A $i0O,0G Fire.
RoGERsFoRD (Pa.) } July 6th.-A fire in the
stoveworks of Keely, at Spring City, caused
loss of 100000; fully insured. Several
persons were injured.