Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17
Anu.ChInese Mob In New Mexico.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Anff.ChInese Mob In New Mexico.
NEW York, May 16sh.-The Telegram, has
the following special from Loredo, Tex: In.
formation has Just been received here that
railroad mob has taken forcible possession OF
the railroad at Crittenden, n. NJ, the cause
of the riot being the presence Of a number OF
Chinese laborers. They drove all the China
men from the camp, and then Selling Scott,
the Superintendent of construction, hung him
to a telegraph pole until he promised to hire
no more Cinnamon.
Unearthing Extensive Frauds.
WASHINGTON, May 16th.-The fact that
large number of fraudulent United States GER
ti6cates Of deposit, purporting to have been
Issued by the Assistant Treasurer at Santa
lie, have been discovered in circulation, has
been occupying the attention of the General
Land Office for some time. Several arrests
have already been made and three parties are
now under indictment in Dakota for printing
and issuing these fraudulent certificates.
Last night the Commissioner General of the
Land Office received the following telegram ::
OMAHA, May 18th.
To the Commissioner Of the Land Office, Washing
ton We have found the party who printed the
blanks for the fraudulent certificates at this place.
He is now in custody. The printing was done at
Canton, d. T. Further development will follow.
leave tomorrow for Yankton.
BURKE, Special Agent.
The Commissioner-General of the Land
Office said to correspondent that there are
| large number of these fraudulent certih-
Gates in the country.
Star Route Cases.
WASHINGTON, May 16sh.-Attorney.G Gen.
| ersl Brewster was in the Courtroom this
| merning when the star route cases came up.
| The Deputy Marshal reported that he had
| been unable to arrest John w. Dorsey, and
had no information as to his whereabouts.
| Judge Wylie suggested that perhaps Dorsey
might be In the Court and directed that his
name be called. As the crier called the
name Carpenter rose, and to the surprise of
Court and has been in the city. He added
that it had been Dorsey's intention from the
hrss to attend when he was wanted.
Dorsey was then arrai2ned and pleaded not
guilty.
| Merrick said the Government was ready to
| proceed, but he stated that the Grand Jury
was now considering the Rsredell case, and
if Reredell were not tried with the other de.
PENDANTS it would necessitats another trial
His case and hearing were then adjourned
until the 25th instant
| ouuSe w yite TeuIuueI the harS0al tnal
he was respo asible for the person of Dorsey
until bail was furnished.
Dorsey gave bail in $4,000.
/ WASHINGTON, May 16sh.-Ex- Postmaster
General James was before the Grand Jury
in connection with the star route cases.
Dangerous Freak Of Californian.
DALLAS (Tex.l, May 16;h.-A seemingly
crazy Californian created great deal of con
| -, tfn,n ttaa - d.
to-day by drawing revolver on the passen
sers and threatening to shoot. He was dis
armed by two rangers, and gave his name al
Il. S. Swain, of San joe. He claims to hav,
had the toothache and to have taken whisky
to ease it, which had the effect of making hin
believe tie train was beset by robbers.
Looking Out for the Dublin Assassins.
NEW YORK, May 16th.-It is stated herr
that the United States Marshal and fou
deputies have gone down the bay in reve
nue. cutter to meet the steamship Scythia, OF
board of which vessel it is suspected are tw,
of the party concerned in the assassination
in Dublin. The story is that at Liverpool
the police ascertained that four men, two O
whom answered very closely the description
of two of the assassins, had taken passage OIL
board the Scythia, which sailed two day
after the murders were committed. The Lon
don officials at once communicated with tn
Washington authorities, asking the arrest an,
extradition Of the arrivals immediately upol
landing, and that in compliance with thi
request the Marshals have been sent to NEE
the Scythia.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
INV York, May 17th-A. M.-The steame
Scythia passed Fire Island at 1880 last night
and cast anchor outside the bar. She vii
probably come up to quarantine at 5 or
o'clock this morning. Inc Dexter, with Mar
shall Knox on board, went to Sandy Hook
but it was thought would not attempt to boar
the Scythia until morning. The Marshal, i
is reported, would content himself witt
watching the Scythia. The Chester A
Arthur, with Pinkerton's detective on board
was lying at quarantine at l o'clock thi
morning. The authorities believe the effort
of New York police merely precautionary
and that there is no real ground for the sus
picion that the Irish assassins are on board
l. is not thought the British authorities hav,
seriously communicated anything to tn
American police.
The Irish Assassins Defended by Priest
CHICAGO, May 16sh.-A special from De
Moines says that Father Hays, at Charlton
Ia, defended the Cavendish assassins from
his pulpit in the Catholic Church last Sunday
Quite an Ophidian.
WASHINGTON, May 16th.-A snake twenty
FIVE feet long and two feet thick was brough
here on a steamer last week. 1t is the larges
snake ever brought to this country. Berel
had better be stirring, as Dr.; Kohn proposes
TO pus calf in the case with this enormous
serpent. The doctor says the serpent is bos
constructor, and will absorb calf head first il
two hours. The snake is in well. ironed dry
goods box, and covered with blankets, Kohl
will give the snake a hot bath and get it ou
of its torpid state, when the calf will b.
brought in.
"Betfy and the Baby" Provided for.
WASHINGTON, May 16th-Mrs. Mason
wife of ex.Sergeant Mason, U. s. A, received
to-day from the publisher of the Philadelphia
Press So 452 81, subscribed in ten cent bits
From all other sources, Mrs. Mason has de-
rived, she says, about 50, 200, making tota
of about Sc S67 contributed for her relief in
different sections of the country. The sum Of
$1,000 will, with Mrs. Mason's consent, b.
set apart from the Press fund for the exclu
sive benefit of the baby, Charles Field Mason
The st. Louis Scandal.
ST. LOUIS. May 16sh-Last night the Dea
cons of the Third Baptist Church held
meeting ct DR.. Lotus house, relating to bis
alleged conduct on railroad train, and thi.
morning ask a suspension of public opinion
until a full investigation can be made. They
say he has been in very bad physical auc
mental condition of late.
ST. LOUIS, May 16th.-Ten deacons ant
prominent man of the Third Baptist Church
make statement regarding the reports abou,
Rev. DIR. Lotus, the chief features of which
are that while they neither admit nor denJ
the reports, they believe it due to LOTUS, hii
family and to the church OF which he i,
pastor, to say that his mental condition fol
months has been such at times that he wat
wholly irresponsible for his acts. He has
been threatened with paralysis of the brain
has had several dalirious attacks, was under
treatment at the Hot Springs for eight weeks
had sunstroke three years ago, and has beer
repeatedly compelled to give up his labor
until his health could be thoroughly re. estab
lished. They further say that he has been 8
most active and useful pastor, has led mos
exemplary life, and has constantly over
worked himself, against the protests of hi
church.
Race at LouisvIlIe-1he Small Pools Win
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), May 16th.-To.day wa
fine, the air deliciously warm, and the track
little heavy in spots. Betting was heavy
and universal. The fiist race, three-quarterl
of mile dash, was won by Gus Matthews by
length, Mammonest second, Duke of Kent
third, Lamboy fourth. Time, 1:169, The
betting was % to / against Gus Matthews.
In the race for the Kentucky Derby, one
and half miles. Runnymede was the favorits
in the pools at $3.50, Minstrel and Windovel
$50 each for second and third choice. Apollo
rank outsider, won by his saddle.skirts
Runnymede second, Bengal third. Time
2:404. Apollo is by Ashmede or Lever, dan
Rebeccs Price. The French pools paid Sl69