Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-08


and killing him instantly. Mrs. McCIarum,
it is thought. will recover. She obtained a
divorce from Murphy on account Of i'll treat
and subsequently married Colonel
William Campbell, who died some years
since. About four weeks ago she was united
in marriage to William McClarum, drug
gist. The parties are well known, and &C.
cupy prominent position in society.
The Pork Question.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-Reports from
Consuls of the United States on commerce,
manufactures, ETC., for May, were issued by
the Department of State to-day. The
American pork question in Europe is treated
in detail Minister Kassen, at Vienna, at
the conclusion of his report, says: There
remains, however, question whether the
United States Government has done all in its
power to obviate every just cause of COM
plant. So far as can ascertain,
the causes and effect upon the animal
fiber Of hog cholera have not been
officially investigated and stated. No
system of official inspection in respect to
trichir@ has been established either at the
slaughter houses, depots or ports of exporta-
ton. No official Investigation and deter
mination have been made whether sailing and
smoking, trying the fat or other curative pro-
cess, has the effect of destroying the danger
Gus animalcula. I venture to suggest that
until some official action in these directions
has been duly taken, we are not without fault
for the alarm existing ON the subject in
Europe"
The New Hampshire SenatorsI,fp
CoNcoRD On. H., June 7th-The indica-
tions rather point to the non-election of a u
S. Senator by the present Legislature, though
the matter is not yet determined. Leading
candidates for the nomination, except Sena.
tor Rollins, oppose an election. It is under
stood that Ex-Governor Hartman openly op-
poses an election, arguing that the law is
against it and Congress refused to pass an Act
giving the Legislature the right to elect.
Rollins claims that the election is constitu-
tional. and that his view is sustained by the
opinions of eminent Senators. General Ste.
vens, General Marston and VIM. L. Chand-
Ter are understood to oppose it. A Republic
can caucus to consider the question will be
held tomorrow.
Movements OF the President.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-President Gar
field, Secretary Hunt and Admiral Porter
leave tomorrow afternoon for Annapolis, to
attend the graduating exercises Of the Naval
Academy.
Presidential Pardons.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-Gar6eld pardons
far less criminals than Hayes. Since the
4th of March hundreds of applications for
pardons have been filed in the Department:
of Justice, but only four pardons were grant
ed. During the last Administration the
average of pardons granted per month was
between thirty and forty. Attorney-General
MacVeagh scans every application closely,
and inquiries rigidly as to its merits.
Puff for Puget Sound.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-The Tribune's Olym.
pia special correspondent says: Governor
Newell informed me that he was soon to
journey to the Atlantic, to arrange if possible
with the railroad and other transportation
agencies for cheaper rates of travel than now
exist. expecting a large emigration soon tc
Washington Territory. He believes Puget
great converging center of commerce for the
Pacific coast of Asia and the Indian Archi
pelago. A line drawn from. Maine to the
extreme western island of the Aleutian group
and another from Alaska to the Gulf of Cali
fornia, will cross on Puget Sound. He be
lieves city in many respects the counterpart
of New York will be established upon tn,
Sound, as the great Pacific coast center O
travel and trade.
Horse Talk.
NASHVILLE tTenn.), June 7th-Consider
able excitement has been occasioned here by
the reception of telegram announcing th,
sale of Aranza to Lorillard for So, 600
Aranza was owned by C. III. Gillock .anc
Col. G. Dardan, of this city. and was pur
chased for Lorillard by Johnston. Aranzi
originally cost Gillock $3.50. She is OF Bon
ME Scotland stock. General Harding ha
purchased Bramble from Dwyer Bros. for
stallion. Long law has been turned out
Eli So l.
been sent to the farm of B. f. Cockroll.
Convention of Greenbackers.
ST. LOUIS, June 9TH The Greenbacl
| Convention viii be called to order at 8 P. N
Greenbackers from nearly all the States il
the Union are here, and are all in good hu
NOR over the future prospects of the party.
AdeIfna Patti Coming.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-The Times says
The announcement in the Times some week
since that Adelina Patti would sing in tn,
management of Doyley Carte was feebly
secuted by the incredulous. The fact is pre-
cisely as announced.
Brady Shows Fight.
CHICAGO, June 7th-The T,aJaae's Wash
ington special says: Brady processes un
bounded confidence in his ability to clea
his accusers. 1t is rumored that Brady in
tends to enter suit for criminal libel agains
the Attorney General and Postmaster-G Gen
eral as soon as indictments are found agains
him. He does this evidently on the theor,
that he is innocent, and he relies on Con
gressional investigation to vindicate his off
cial acts.
The Brewers Strike.
NEW YORK, June 7th.-Several of tn
brewers have employed new men, and other
have yielded to the strikers.
Damaging Frost.
PoRT JERvIs IN. Y. J, June 7th.-A heav,
frost occurred last night along the Erie road
and considerable damage to crops was sus
tanned.
BARNET (Vt.), June 7th.-A severe fros
last night in the country around st. John
n. B. Ice formed in several places.
Leadviile Mines.
DENVER (Col. J. June 7th.-The Leadvill
Chronicle says: The output Of the Leadvill
mines for May was the largest, save on
month, in the history of the camp. Smelters
output, 81. 112,5 6S /; mill output, $4,000
raw ore output, SIPS. 000 total, 81, $50, 06S-
an increase over April of 1879, 30o.
The Chicago Fa,ter's Condition.
CHICAGO, June 7th.-Griscom entered OF
his eleventh days fast at noon. He show
no variation worth mentioning in manner o
characteristics. and seems perfectly contentet
and comfortable.
Masonic Matters.
New York, June THAT meeting o
the Grand Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, to- day
resolution was adopted that the Crane
Master be directed to terminate the edict o
non-intercourse with Masons of Connecticut
and be instructed to solicit the submission o
the whole matter in dispute to commission
of their peers for arbitration.
Annual Meeting or the Army OF the Po
fGmac.
HARTFORD, June 7th.-The preparations
for the annual meeting Of the Army of tn,
Potomac, and the arrival tonight of promi
nent members Of the Society, indicate tina
the gathering tomorrow will be of unusua
interest. Sherman, Sickles, Slocum and Sec
rotary Lincoln are already here.
Murderous Roughs.
EAST SAGINAW Mich. J. June 7th.-A gane
of circus roughs, in scrimmage with some
villagers at Chesaning, pounded policeman
to death, fatally hurt Fred Wenzel ant
seriously bruised others. Five arrests were
made.
Revenue Cutter Ashore.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.l June 7th.-The
Revenue cutter Glenn is ashore. Her con
dition is unknown.
FOREIGN.
France.