Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-08

ton with Perm. lie Will be remembered that
the Republican ~as puscb<eed in Ar,hur's in.
terest few days ago.
Dissracefni Conduct at Lecture.
ROCHESTER IN Y J. February 9Th About
100 students Of r Dehestsr University. most
of whom were Seniors created a great dis
turbanca at Oscar Wilde's lecture III the
Grand Opera House here tonight. They oc-
cuped seats mostly in the gallery. and DUR
ing the lecture they kept up running hre OF
Kisses, eroans and hootings, which compelled
the lecturer to pause more than dozen
times. When the bullabaloo became 30 noisy
that the esthete's voice could not be heard, be
would stop, fold his arms across his breast
and look calmly at his tormenters but he
evidently thought discretion Che better part
of valor, and made no comments on the an
neyarce When the lecturer had proceeded
about quarter of an hour, an old darby,
dressed with swallow-tailed coat. one white
kid glove and bouquet OF flowers as big as
a peck measure, walked down the central
aisle with many antics and grimaces, and
took front seat This was the stu
dents wc,k, and the entrance of the
darby was the signal for q great
burst Of applause, which ended in
CUFF AWE, cas-csls. and other specimens OF
collegiate amusement. A great many people
became disguised, and left the hall bsfore the
close of the lecture. A policeman attempted
to eject enc Of the disturbeIs, when general
gallery melee ensued which was made more
interesting by tte turning Of of the gas. The
manager of the house sent for more policemen,
but before they arrived most of the students
mad left, and Oscar finished his lecture before
the few PEOPLE who bad remained, more TO
see the fun than TO hear the lecture. The
sunhower apostle is very much wrought up
by his reception.
The Iowa 6ailrOad Cammiss!Oners-The
Free.Pass Question.
DRs MoINEs Qowal. February 7th.-In
the House to-day, the report of the State
Railway Commissioners upon q resolution
relating to free passes was read. 1t is a
humorous ard sarcastic document, and holds
that the giving Of passes to editors is merely
an Interchange of goods which each has to
sell; declines TO impuen The motive of Judges
in accepting passes Thinks reduced fares to
Convection delegates is compensated for by
increased travel, and refers to the letter OF
Anse) Barcom, member of the New ork
Legislature in 1876 The latter refused
pass over the Auburn and Rochester Railroad
on the high moral ground that be would not
accept such bride; but the Commission
ers say the papers of that day gen.
orally denounced the letter as political
claptrap, and the pass system has come to be
regarded IS merely an exchange of ceurtesies
and the heritage Of Office. Personally they
would approve of the abolition of all passes,
but the abolition should be radical, prohibit
ing the issuance of passes over any road, even
to officers of connecting roads. Deadheads
are estimated as tel per cent. ct the travel
~ ne tehnsyi'aLia' .IhaisHs Iuc 80. - -
constitutions prohlpis passes psihe gwen 10
certain persons, Dus Ssiiorli'a has .ne a.
provision ~ni n pfohioie' PCS W on M III
cFrs except haiiToaa No1iin.ss'i p.l. 90
LAWS are ssneraliy ceau le''et, 'us suu,e Ds
,'gioiy enforced put On 'he STATUTES vi
Iowa.
The killing OF Three Burglars In andi,
ana.
BEDFORD Qn5.) February 7eh.-The three
roughs killed white trying to raid saloon IN
runneleon were Niche las Vaughan, aged IL,
Virgil Wilson aud Zach Whitfield. These
men, with Ben Willoughby, c,nspired to steal
a large amount of money 10 Armeins Meyers
saloon, then kill and rob Thomas Clark,
wealthy citizen, start fire near the village,
and after burg larizipg large manufacturing
place, to fl e to Colorado or New Mexico.
Willoughby became frightened and exposed
the plot Sunday morning, and precautions
were taken to thwaIt them. A freight car
containirg FIVE armed citizens in ambush was
rolled nearly to the saloon door. command
ing the whole place. ana some 1lrsen
osoeis were h,oins aooug sne s .t.smnt
t .he ceNow. 1881. 81 ,,'aI ,a,,oan+rated On
she afo u Al, Iweh ei i lux. aoe wsrs fstaljv
sne.n. All al, ier, ou; 100 saon,d voIley
wo ou i;' un. .t upon Wh;,ted tbsn dronnea
dad Vangban was mortallv wounded. and
Wilson. alter running some distance and fall
ing several times. got the coup de grace from
some person following, who shot his head off.
Vaughan die last night. Willoughby said
there was an organized gang of twelve, who
had entered upon several villaiuous plots. He
has left In fear of his Ife. He, az well as the
rest, bore very bad character, though some
of them had respectable parents.
Better Late Than Sever-A wrong Rishted'
CHICAGO, February 7th.-In September.
1876. German nemed John Bandaolz. win
license aud settled in life without further ado.
The result is family of FIVE children. To-
day Bandho,z appeared Mt Justce ksutfman's
office to obtain advice as to the legality OF
his marriage relations. He was horrifed to
learn that license and o marriage certificate
were not documents of equal and synono.
nous power. His wife was summoned and
the fscs mads known to her, when sbe feil on
her knees and begged shas the Ceremony oe
periormeo' WHICH was 'iien anu '"eie ''Ao'
The Warrington ieff'ors eme""'
WASHINGTON. February lsh.-Ine Com
mittee on Territories devoted to-days session
to discussion of the proposition to ADMIT
Washington Territory as state, but ad-
journed without takipg mai action.
Must Prove His Title.
w.su,vcroN Fsbruarv 7th.-The Com
,,;ttea On EIec,;ors decides that Dioble. the
s;tt;ng member from the Fifth District of
Sontb Carolina in place of O'Connor &c.
CEASED, must file brief and defend his title
to seat in the same manner that oO1nnor
would have been required to 90 mad ne lived.
Charged with swindling on Large
scale.
f,u,c.oo Fsbrnarv 7tb.-Tbe Sheriff of
Pon H..rn1na county, ut Yapkton. D. r. has
ar,as.a; a,h,,les n McCov on a charpe Of
ra,nov;no the county bond register. Which
Slows that the bonded Indebtedness is $40
0OO hearing ten per cent. interest, though
there is little to show for such expenditure,
nor for what nor to whom the bonds have
been issued. McCoy is the same man who
tried TO float $1,000 OF Douglass county
bonds, and he is now in Washington on
Dakota delegation, and ls a cahoidate LOT the
Marshaship of Southern Dakota.
Tie New York Democrats = Tammany
.Etckinc" agaia.
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