Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-15

DOMESTIC
Hot Springs, Ark, is badly damaged by
foods.
Corkhill says there is no chance for Guiteau
to escape the gallows.
Secretary Teller proposes to make changes
in the staff Of his department.
Chicago detectives believe they have struck
the genuine Charlie Ross st last.
John I. Davenport failed to get the docu.
ments in the Morey letter forgery.
Reports of crops from all points in North
arm Kansas continue exceedingly favorable.
The American Consul. General to Egypt
has reached Washington on leave OF absence.
The river and harbor bill was reported
Saturday, and ordered printed and recon-
mitted.
The Massachusetts, Historical Society held
special exercises Friday night, in memory OF
Longfellow and Emerson.
Among those who yesterday landed at Cas-
tie Garden was a party OF German iron
molders, going to Pittsburg.
A FIRE at Minneapolis, MIMI, Saturday
morning, destroyed block Of frame houses.
Loss, 81, 900 insurance, Sll, 900.
Edward Hixon & Co.. furniture dealers,
w hhQluKtOu eIccls 1pp0hpht IANt LII
abilities between $50 900 and $500. 600.
DIR. Joseph d. Barnes, Acting Assistant
Surgeon, U. 5. A., son OF Surgeon General
Barnes, died suddenly at Washington Satur-
day noon.
Melon Frye, the Pittsburg poisoner, was
arrested at Staunton. Va, Saturday, and re.
turned to Pennsylvania. He admits having
purchased arsenic but declares be intended it
for rats.
Only about is miles Of the Omaha extern
sion Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad remain
TO be completed. Track.laying Is progressing
rapidly on the whole line. It will be finished
by june LIST.
The Marquise de Chsmtern with her four
children were, on Friday, escorted to York
town by Colonel Peyton, and shown the
spot whsre CORVALLIS signed the articles OF
oat,isaissioa.
The first through train from Richmond. via
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, arrived
at Louisville, Ky, Saturday night. with .
large excursion party from Virginia. The
party numbered between 200 and 800 people.
An examination into the cause of the deficit
in the Buffalo National Bank shows that city
officers and prominent persons and firms
owed the concern in the aggregate nearly
$3.50, 200, one commission firm owing S4l0,-
0O0
At the meeting of the Managers and Cen
1sral Passenger Agents of the lines in the
Joint Executive Committee, with references
to pooling passenger rates, in Chicago, Fri.
day, the arrangement, as formulated at the
New York meeting. was adopted, but no sig
natures were attached.
The four Judges before whom the bill OF
exceptions in the Guiteau case was argued
are equally divided. and argument will be
ordered before five judges. Another consul
tation, however, will take place and an Effort
made TO harmonize the views of four Judges
and secure decision, il possible.
The House Select Committee ON Woman
Suffrage have agreed 20 recommend the adop-
ton of the following constitutional amend
ment: Article XVI.-Section 1. The right
OF citizens of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged By the United
States on account OF sex. Sec. 2. Con-
gress shall have the power, by appropriate
legislation, to enforce this article.
FOREIGN.
The British steamer Pliny has gone ashore
o. Deal, and will probably be total loss.
She has on beard 26. 900 bags of coffee from
Rio.
On and after Monday, May 22d, the cable
tariffs from New York and Canada to the
United Kingdom, France and Germany will
be increased to 30 cents per word. English,
French and Government messages will be
charged half rates. and press messages %
cents and 123 cents. The extra continental
rates are unaltersd
Minister Lowell has written the following
lines, which are underneath the memorial
window presented by Americans to ST. Mar
garet's Church, Westminster
The New Worlds sons-from England's breast we
drew
Such milk as bids remember whence we came.
Proud OF her past, wherefrom our present grew,
This window we inscribe with Raleigh's name.
The Dublin assassination and the change in
the Government policy have been the alb
sorbing topics throughout England, to the
exclusion even of the important news from
Egypt. Several arrests have been made in
Dublin at fashionable hotel, but nothing
can be learned OF their nature. The Govern
ment offers e509 for evidence against any one
hsrboring the assassins. 1t is believed by
good critics Of affairs that the Ministry will
have great trouble in carrying out their new
coercion policy Its announcement drew
forth bitter remonstrances from the Home.
Rule members, and many Radicals privately
deplore the stringent provisions
PACIFIC COAST.
Tne heavy frosts have done great damage
to crops.
JACK Shannon was tn0J IN lruckee Oy u.
Inyersol.
Peter Lawrence was drowned at Point
Ellis, w. T., while fishing.
A. Quigley, o somnsmbulist, fell a! Port
land, o., and was seriously injured.
Two accidents, neither serious, occurred
Saturday at Tombstone, A. T., from the
careless handling of firearms.
Lafayette SpanGler drew his pistol 10 the
Hsnford Court and defed the Sheriff to ar
rest him. There was a narrow escape from
bloody riot.
The trial of Maxwell, implicated with the
Sheridan incendiaries, was concluded at Au-
burn Saturday afternoon, the jury bringing
in verdict of acquittal.
The Lake county annual Sunday School
Convention met at Kelseyville Friday and
Saturday. The Convention was well at
tended and much interest manifested.
A MERGED county Democratic mass Con-
yentiou elected the following delegates TO the
Democratic State Convention: w. i. Sill
man, General J. w. Bost, S. V. Turner, Z.
L. Sturgeon and 2. Clark.
Mrs. L. A. Potts, of Portland, Or, has fallen
heir to $50, 900, bequesthed by lady friend
in New York who had mothers affection
for her. Mrs. Potts husband was engir YER
of the steamer Gold Dust, and killed b,
boiler explosion about one year ago.