Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-04


says the bills for medical attendance have no.
yet been presented to Mrs. Garfield. The
intention is TO send the bills to her receipsed
and allow the friends OF the late President tt
carry the matter to Congress and ask for al
appropriation to pay them The bills will bs
male large enough so that after Congress
cuts them down there will stil be enough t,
pay the doctors literally for their services
Bliss complains that in consequence Of giving
all his time to the late President his practices
here is about all broken up, and the doctor:
nearly all shun him because of his violating
the code of medical ethics in holding on TO the
case after the Presidents family physician
DR.. Baxter, made his appearance.
Mormon Converts fer Utah.
NEW York, November 3d.-The Herald
says that 3S7 Mormon converts and 20 return
ing missionaries were on board the Guior
steamer Wisconsin, when she arrived yester
day The converts came in the steerage ant
she missionaries in the saloon. Rev. l. K
Mortineau, who has been the Liverpool agen
of the Mormon Emigration Society fer abou
three yesrs, was in charge of the company
The converts were from England, Scotland
Wales, Switzerland. Germany and Scandi
navia. The party win start West this after
noon. Elder MortiBeau said: It is tn
custom in some countries to persecute US 10
making converts, and one Elder was aIresfe'
10 Hamburg the very day we left. TIN
officers were locking for another Elder. hu
he escaped them and is with us. Eide
Suhrke had been preaching at KEEL and Ham
burg with greet zeal for two years, and dur
ing that time has been ia days in prison TO
making proselytes to our faith. They sen
fenced him to seven days imprisonment il
II VI Enr
b cause he sang hymns in the prison. HI
has a mission church with $50 members
which no persecution of the German Gov
eminent can put down."
star Routc Cases.
WASHINGTON, November 3d.-The argu
nents on the motion To set aside criminal in
formation in tAe star route cases were begun
this morning. The Government was repre-
sented by Districs Attorney Corkhiii, Brews
ter of Philadelphia Bliss of New York ant
Cock Of Washington, and the defense b,
Totten, Wilson, Shellabargsr, Il. u. lnger
soil, Sypher, and Jefferson Chandler of st
Louis The argument was opened by Jers
miah NJ Wilson.
Wilson spoke for over four hours. He wa
followed by Bliss, of Government counsel
who in turn was followed by Colonel Ingar
soil. After some sarcastic remarks by coun
sci, it was finally agreed that Bliss ahoul'
open for the Government tomorrow morning
and that he should be followed by Inge-soil
but that if the latter should adyerce q prop
osition to which Bliss might reply he woull
be permitted to do SO. The Court then al
j9ucned.
The Electric Eight VS.. Gas.
CHICAGO. November 3d.-A special from
Washington says A few months ago tn
electric light was introduced into the Philadel
phia postoffice The bill for October hs
Just been presented to the Postoffico Depart
meut, and shows that last October, when Sc
was used, the bill WAS Si,1S4 Last month
with the electric light, the bill was 1854,
net saving in enc month Of $780,
Patents to Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON, November 3d-The follow
ing patents were Issued to Pacific coast il
yentors this week: A. N. Adams, Sa
Rafael, seal paddock Charles H. Baker, Sa
Francisco, horsepower; Philip Caduc, Sc
Francisco, metallic lathe; Leon Lemos, Sa
Francisco, spirit range; NJ. Lowridge
Weaverville, Cal, hydraulic derrick; Albel
G. Shannon, Santa Rose, type writer; Jai
NJ Mcfarland. Virginia City, Nevada, STAN
uaill George Merz, Jr., Denver, Col. ca
seat.
The Fiipper Court-martial.
SAN ANTONIO (rex.) November 81
tie Flipper Court martial Judge Advocal
Clous stated that it would not be proper
arraign the accused on additional charge
preferred sircs the adjournment of the C0ul
in September without his voluntary consen
Fipper could act his pleasure in the mstte
Baker, defendants COUNSEL, wished to kro'
whether the same Court would try the secon
set Of charges, should it be decided to ask
| separation, TO which the Judge Advocate r;
piled that be could not make such an agree
ment, but all the present members OF th
present Court would be asked to serve on tn
second tlial. To give defendant time to COZ
slider his best course, the Court adjourned ii
| tomorrow.
The Government and Peruvian 4ffairs
Confederate Fnnds in England.
WASHINGTON, Novsmbsr 31.-The repol
that the Government had directed Generl
Hurlbut 70 continue to recognize the Govern
,nent of President Calderon as the leeitimat
Government Of Peru was shown Secretar
Blaine to-day. In reply to question if
we're true, ne said: There is nothing in th
affairs of Peru about which the Departmel
cares TO speak"
The State Department has not hs
any correspondence, and does not COZ
template having any, with the Epglis
Government in reference to the reported ba
ance il the English banks TO the credit OF Il
Confederate States.
Eajunetlon Made Permanent.
NEW York. November 3d.-The Unite
States Circuit Court has made permanent Il
temporary injunction restraining Samuel ,
Tidea from disposing of stock OF the Ne
York iron mines.
The President.
WASHINGTON, November 3d.-Presidel
Arthur to,day appointed Nathaniel Adam
of Manhattan, Kansas, as Pension Agent
ST. Louis, vice Rafns Campiona, whose ter
The President left for New York this NOR
ing, accompanied by Secretary Hunt.
The President ai New Work.
NEW York, November 3i-President A
thur aud Secretary and Mrs. Hunt ha'
arrived. At Philadelphia MacVeash had
short interview with tie President.
Guiteau's Case.
WAsHIEGToN, November Si.-In the Chin
1ai Court this morning, the counsel II
Guiteau made motion for the delivery
the Property Clerk Of the Court Of the pape
belonging to Guiteau. He also asked for
| further poslponement Of the case. The Cou
reserved It's decision.
Arrival OF the New British Minister.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3d.-The steam
| dip Indiana, with Hon. Lionel Sackvii
West. the newly appointed British Minist
to this country, has arrived. The Teyent
custer Hamilton, with nun Der Of invite
guests, has gone down the river to meet Il
steamer and welcome the new Minister.
Fhe Paymaster's Report.
| WASHINGTON, November 3d.-Paymaste
General Brown, in his annual report, Civ
the receipts at SIS, $50, 967, all accounted 70
Received during the fiscal year for the sc
d;ers' deposits, 1924, 112, an increase
s469 SO over the previous year.
The California Flyers.
Nrw YoRK, November 3d.-The San say,
ST. Julien arrived here Friday last and vi
take up winter quarters, with Santa CIR
as stable companion.
Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, November 3d.-An explosic
took place in a portable steam sawmill boil
near Cotton, jackson county, Ohio, yesterds
evening. The mill belonged to Davis & Jone
John Davis, one of the propristors, was
tally injured. David Grifiths was serious
and perhaps fatally injured.
Arrival OF Immigrants.
New York, November 3d.-Twenty-f
hundred emigraots arrived today, most
Germans, b3und for the West.
Express Company Robbed.
GALVESTON TEX, November 3d.-T
Veus Hearne special says: The Texas b