Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-02

whom 85, III were Catholics and 20, 242
were in the parks, gardens and other not very
religious places. More than 6,GO0 Of these
witnessed ball games.
Military Movements.
CHErEEsE ivy. T. J, May 1ss.-The Third
Cavalry, under General Bracket, consisting
of twelve companies, leave Wyoming TO-
morrow for the Indian war in Arizona.
Special dispatches say it is probable that
the White River Utes will create trouble over
the killing of Chief Jack. The removal Of
the Third Cavalry to Arizona lessons the pro.
lection of settlers in Wyoming and Colorado.
A "sea OF lee"
BosToN, May 1st.-The steamer Glamar.
gan, from Liverpool, arrived to-day. badly
scratched by ice. The vessel steamed 160
passed fully 100 large icebergs, on which were
polar bears and many SEALS Several sailing
vessels were sighted icebound.
Ambitious to Succeed senator Davis.
CHICAGO, May 1st.-Green B. Raum has
lately intimated to reporters that he was a
candidate for the United States Senate to
succeed David Davis, of Illinois, and TO- might
the Peoria Transcript makes authoritative
announcement of his candidacy.
Financial Affairs OF the Congregational
BOSTON, May 1st.-The Journal says By
resolution adopted at the Audover Confer
ence last week, attention was publicly called
to the charges of mismanagement in the
financial affairs of the Congregational Union.
1t is matter that threatens to become of
serious Importance to the denomination
throughout the country.
The Fire Record.
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ton works were burned to-day. Loss, ST, 900.
RALEIGH IN. ". May 1st.-The sixteen
buildings OF the Bingham school were burned
to-day. No lives were lost
FLORENCE wis, May 1st.-Four buildings
were burned here to-day. Loss, 81 900.
DENTON TEX, May 1st-Six new brick
business houses were burned here to-day.
Loss, S60, GOO; insurance, $4,000.
WISNIPEG, MAY 1st.-A fire occurred here
to-day. Loss. $4,000; partially insured.
Governor Crittenden Indorsed.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.(, May 1st.-A mass
meeting was held at Liberty. Clay county
to-day. near the homes of the James boys
and resolutions were passed indorsing Gov
ernor Crittenden's action, and expressing full
| sympathy with him in his warfare agains
| the bandits.
The Pennsylvania Republicans.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1st.-The joint meet
ing OF the regular and Independent Republi
cans have agreed on resolutions to govern tn,
| State Convention, which is to be held Ma,
10th.
One OF the Escapes Recaptured.
FoRT MADISON ia. y May 1st.-FitzyeraId
one of the escaped convicts has been recap
tured in a barn four miles from town. Cool
and Wells are supposed to be in the woods.
First Through Train.
New YORK. May 1st.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad will run its first through
train from Washington to Louisville to-day
The company has contracted for S34 cars, t.
be delivered before July LIST.
Municipal Elections.
RALEIGH IN. c., May 1st-Returns from
the municipal elections to-day in the variou
cities and towns of the State show victor,
for the regular Democracy. In this city tn,
Independents received very small vote.
| Dividend Declared.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1st.-Tbe Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company have declared
per cent. semi-annual dividend.
Strike OF Carpenters.
CINCINNATI, May 1st.-The carpenters hav
struck for an increase of 80 cents o day, ant
all building has stopped.
| Congress.
WASHINGTON, May 1st.-Nothing of spe
cisl importance occurred in either house o
Congress to-day.
The Maine Greenbackers.
PORTLAND, May 1st.-The Greenbsck Stat
Convention will be held at Bangor May S0th
ThermOmetrtcaI.
New YORK, May 1st-Midnight.
est temperature, &C. lowest. 50'.
CHICAGO, May 1st. - Highest tempera
ture. co.; lowest, 39'.