Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-29
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SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN
DOMESTIC.

ins.on special to the Telegram says: Guiteau
will be indicted Oh Monday or Tuesday next,
and the problem which is now troubling the
authorities is how to transport him safely
from the Jail to the Courthouse. Under the
posse comitatus law, United States troops
cannot be used, and it is doubtful whether
the police are equal to the effort of keeping
him out of the hands of the people who will
watch the movements. 1t is now known that
McGill, the guard who reported that Guiteau
attacked him, really undertook to kill Gui-
teaH in pretended self defense, and that Gui-
teau had a narrow escape on that occasion.
He is in continued state of fright, and i'm
plores protection constantly.
Return Of the Garfield Family TO Mentor.
CLEVELAND, September 2Sth.-Mrs. Gar
field, her children and Grandma Garfield,
accompanied by Private Secretary Brown,
General Swain, Colonel Rockwell and three
ladies, were driven to the Union depot yes.
terday in closed carriages, where a special
train had been made up to take them to Men
tor. The train consisted of baggage car
and the elegant Pennsylvania coach which
brought the party from Washington. They
wended their way quietly through the crowd
that thronged the depot, and entered the car.
soon after which all were ready to start. The
ladies were all heavily yelled, so that they
escaped the curious gaze of the crowd. A
Jew minutes after II o'clock the train pulled
out and started for Mentor, just ahead of the
regular accommodation.
Horrible Butchery in a Saloon.
LITTLE ROCK Ark J. September 2Sth.-A
terrible butchery occurred at Webb City,
Franklin county. Saturday night. Two col
ored men, named Thomas Bellies and Mackey
Richardson, went into a saloon in which were
a number of men, some drunk Two men,
named Berry Barwood and George Hughes,
approached Bellies and Richardson, and draw
ing knives commenced carving. Harwood
stabbed Bellies in the forehead and stomach,
causing death in few hourq. Richardson
was stabbed in the breast by Hughes, who
escaped. Harwood was captured and identi
fed by his victim, who lived just long enough
to point him out.
"Plnkeye" at Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 2Sth. "A disease
called pinkeYe is doing great damage here
among the horses. Many have died. Some
recover. The eye gets infiamed and the
horse loses his vitality very rapidly, unless
disease.
The New York Republicans.
UTICA, September 2Sth.-At the Second
Assembly District Convention yesterday, an
anti-stalwart was elected Chairman by forty
to eight. The eight stalwarts, representing
the town of Marshall and the First and
Second Wards of Rome, imme ediately with
drew and elected contesting delegation to
the State Convention.
Explosion OF a Locomotive Boiler.
ST.. PAUL Mimi, September 28th.-The
boiler of the locomotive of the train on the
Dakota Division of the M. and st. Paul
Railroad exploded yesterday near Prior
Lake, while running at the rate of fifteen
:
feet forward and off the track, two cars being
destroyed. The engineer, Grave Bradbury,
was thrown a considerable distance, and died
soon after. The fireman and conductor
Jones were slightly injured. No passengers
were hurt, and they were sent to their des
tination on special train.
Chinese Going Home.
HARTFORD, September 2S;h.-The Chinese
Educational Commission Home. established
in this city several years ago, finally closed
its doors yesterday. The last party of Students
twenty seven in number. started for China,
in charge OF Commissioner Woo, and one
of the teachers and the servants. The fine
building erected here by the Chinese Govern
ment two years ago will be sold. Yung
Wing, attached to the Chinese Legation, re-
mains in this country for the present but it
is expected that he will return to China next
winter.
A Sheriff Killed by Desperadoes.
ST.. LOUIS, September 2Sth.-A special
from Clarksville, No., says: A shooting
affray occurred near Hamburg Bay, in Cal
houn county, Illinois, Monday, i'll which
Sheriff John Lammie was killed by i. l..
Maxwell and Len Maxwell, better known as
the Williams Boys, who maGe reputation
in Wisconsin some time since. John II.
Churchman and Frank McNef, posse of the
Sheriff of Pike county, Illinois. with James
Hayes and Mr.. Clendening started for the
desperadoes, but were kept back by steady
firing. The Deputy of Pike county came
here and started to Troy to give warning to
the Sheriff of that place to get out posse of
men to keep guard on the river near Cape au
Girls and Falmouth.
The Mrs. Garfield Fund.
New YORK. September 2Sth-The Mrr.
Garfield fund amounts to S317 COO.
Rfot0us sfudents-An Editor In BAD Odor.
NEW YORK, September 2Sth.-The Times
saws About $50 students of Rutgers Col
lege gathere on the College campus at New
Brunswick, n. j., at 10 o'clock Monday night,
and after selecting leader, marched in
body through the principal streets of the city
to the residence of editor Gordon, of the
Times whose disrespectful art Gle about Jar
field aroused such general indignation few
days ago. They built bonfire in the street
in front OF the house, and then, in the pres
ence of 800 persons, burned the editor in
effigy. The crowd next went to the Times
office and bombarded it with stones. Gordon
remained in his house throughout the even
ing. a squad of officers guarded the build
ing, and would allow DO person to enter it.
No arrests were made.