Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-24
DOMESTIC.

sooyills has formally Withdrawn from IL
Guiteau case.
Howgate is said 20 be in the mountains o
Pennsylvania
Disastrous fires occurred Friday night a
SaIado and Uieburne, Tex.
Mcpherson denies that ne had any connec
ton with the Peruvian Company.
4 San Francisco man has pat in a bid fo
the suit Guiteau is to be hanged in.
Two thousand cases of small l-pox are re
ported as Cincinnati since January 1st.
Charles Lind, School Treasurer of Belle
vile, ILL.,, has disappeared with $4,000.
Reports of destitution aud death continue
to conc from the flooded section of Louisiana
Damage to the extent of 100000 wa
caused by FIRE ct Philadelphia Saturda.
night.
Gould's frequent change of route in hi
Western tcip is said TO be due to fears o.
fss ssination.
The New York Senate Railway Committe;
on Saturday began an investigation into the
Spuyten Dayvil disaster.
Missionary Bishop Wingfeld (Episoopal)
of Northern California, has been elected As
sistant Bishop of Mississippi.
a regular gang of railroad-car thieves have
been arrested at Buffalo, N. Y. They wert
sll employees of the company.
Senator VOORHEES, has received many con
gratuIasory letters on his recent attack on the
Administration Erglsh policy.
At Oarbon, Wy. T, Mrs. Theodore p
HeDkell Tried to light lire with kerosene,
which resulted in her burning to dssth.
II is reported that company of rangers
has ogerhsulsd the Texas and Pacific train
robbers near the scene of the recent outrage.
Mrs. Scoville is in Washington, and had an
interview with Guiteau, in which he showed
great anger at her interference in his affairs.
The St. Louis Grand Jury has indicted
Andrew j. Clabby, Clerk of the Criminal
Court, for embezzlipg $4,000 of Court funds.
The failures yesterday were the Am ricsn
Electric Light Company of Boston, the
Providence Tool Company. and L. L. CrOcker
of Buffalo.
A iisgraceful scene occurred in the Ken
lucky Ssnate Friday afternoon. drunken
legislator named Hayes abusing another in
pot-house style.
Tie House of Representatives Saturday de-
cided not TO pay any war claims to persons
who wera rot loyal TO the Government
throughout the war.
Alexander Il. Stephens made ten min.
utes' sneech in the House of Representatives
Saturday, which is chronicled as q rare &C.
currence nowadays.
Secretary Folger has telegraphed to the
Commander of the Corwin that il Behring 3
Straits are closed be shall try to reach the
Rodgers crew across the country.
i 6re at Lake City. MIMI, Saturday
&C. rnl.I i.,f fha
business part of town, causing less OF
$500 0G0. The FIRE only lasted an hour.
TIE Mayor of Long Island City, n. Y,
alleged to have been misappropriated from
the proceeds of sales of bonds. Bail Is fixed
at $4,000.
Heavy damage resulted at St. Louis from
the bursting Of a sewer, which flooded the
district between Chestnut avenue, Miller
street, Third street and the river, from two TO
Ave feet in depth.
John l. Davenport, of New York, was at
Cumberland, Md, Friday, on business sup
posed to be in reference to Robert Lindsay, a
branch of the celebrated Morey letter affair,
which Davenport ia investigating.
A fearful tornado passed over Cairo. H..
about 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon from a
westerly direction. Although Of hut a few
seconds duration, it blew down the Colored
Methodist Church and four other buildings,
unroofsd ten or fifteen buildings. and blew
over five loaded freight cars on the Wabash
Railroad. Il also did considerable damage
to other property.
The Board of County Canvasgers of Sumter
county, South Carolina, pleaded guilty to
neglecsilg and refusing to count the votes OF
three electisG precincts of that county; but
the Judge allowed them to 60 without sen.
tence. IN tee case Of person charged with
vntirg lagTs tha7 once Ave witnesses for the
Government swore positively the defendant
vosed as Miilat, had then taken train foi
Belldoe, voted there and then gone 90 Allen
dale, ted there, returned to Bslldoc and
voted there again; but the jury acquitted
the prisoner.