Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-03


The reason alleged was that Otero died a
Mason. A member of the Masonic Order,
assisted by an Episcopal clergyman, con.
Quoted the burial services.
Warning TO Catholic Ladies'.
CLEVELAND, June 2i.--Bishop Gilmour has
| written letter, to be read in all the Catholic
churches of this diocese at mass next Sunday
morning, communicating any Catholic lady
who shall hereafter attend any meeting of the
Ladies' Branch of the Land League, or be-
come member thereof. The Bishop de-
nounces that branch as calculated to make
brawling politicians of women, and the men,
bership therein as Incompatible with womsnly
modesty.
COney Island Races.
| CoNEY ISLAND, June 2j.-Thursday pro-
| grau.me was run to-day. The first race,
| seven-eigbths of a mile, all ages, was won by
Laura Glass, Rob Roy second, Clara third.
| Time, 1;309 In the selling race, one mile.
| Oden was first, Sportsman second, Monk
third. Time, 1:45d. The mile and a furlong,
all ages, was wou by Agleria, Potomac sec
| ond, Colonel Sprague third. Time, 1:5S44
Terror won the hurdle race, Kitty Clark sec
ond, Ike Benham third. A S5-mutual pool
ticket brought Sl3S
TIE Corporation Council decides that the
pending injunction on book-making at Je-
roma Park cannot be interfered with.
Cincinnati Races.
CINCINNATI. June 2d.-At the Chester
Park races to-day the track was heavy in
spots The first race, one mile for beaten
horses, was won by barley, Tom Barlow SEQ
oud, Manitou third. Time. 1;509 In the
second race. Jockey Club stake for two.ysar-
olds, three-quarters of mile, Banneretta
won, Ella second. Time, 1:22. II the third
race, thres-quarters of mile, l.. b. Sorague
won, Hickory Jim second, Lord Edward
third. Time, 1:21-1:21-1:23.
Manufacturing Products OF Principal
cities.
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-The census shows
that in 1880, while Chicago's manufacturing
product was worth S24l 600 600 and over,
Cincinnati was only sos, S69, 600. st. Louis
only S104 3S3, 600, San Francisco S7l ,613, 900.
Boston 1923. 500, 600, Pit'sburg sS4 241, 600,
New York producing S449, 309, 900 worth of
manufactures, and Philadelphia S304, 59l, 900
worth.
More Cabinet SOsstp.
WASHINGTON. June 2d.-There is talk of
Conkling for Secretary of the Treasury in
case Mr.. Folger is nominated for Governor of
New \ ork, which now seems probable.
Gntteau's Counsel sill at Work.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Reed, Guiteau's
counsel, has presented a petition to the Dis
trict Supreme Court, asking 8 rehearing on
purely technical grounds. Judge Cramer
says decision will be rendered as soon as
the Judges can consult-probsbly tomorrow.
Departure of Capitalists.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2d.-A large number
of capitalists and mine operators left here
last evening in special hotel cars, via the
Pennsylvania Railroad, for the purpose of in
specting the new mill and water works Just
MI cd ut r. ha Iolya
New Mexico. The route of the party will be
via the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
road, to Mutt, about twelve miles from the
mines. The gentlemen comprising the party
are mostly owners of the stock, and the visit
is taken for their personal satisfaction.
ThorOughbreds for Europe.
New YORK, June 2d.-The Spirit of the
Times says that to morrow James r. Keene
will ship to England the following two-year-
old thoroughbreds: Crown Point Potosi,
Blue Grass and Bolero. Four yearlings also
go out by the same steamer. Among the lot
is a brother and sister to Foxhal.
Failures for week.
New YORK, June I'd. The failures re-
ported to New York for seven DAYS number
1885, against 126 last week, and 124 the week
previous. The increase is in the West and
South principally. Geographical distribu-
AZ; Middle, 81: Southern. 80 Pacific States
and Territories, IL.
Boiler Explosion.
RUoKERvILLE (Val, June 2d.-An ex-
plosion in sawmill to-day killed one and
badly injured several other workmen.
Horrible Condition of a "MOme for
Children"
New YORK, June 2d.-Inquiry into the
many deaths of children in the Unsectarian
Home showed that the little ones were dirty
and covered with vermin, and the meat was
not always fresh. One child that had passed
one night in the Home was in a horrible con-
dition.
Gamblers Moving.
CHICAGO, June 21.-It is stated that owing
to the strict enforcement of the gambling law
in st. Louis, the gamblers of that city are
focking to Chicago, and that a number OF
new houses are about to be opened here.
Death of Naval Officer.
HARTFORD (Conn.l. June 2d.-Commauder
Terry, of the navy. brother of Major
General Terry, died to-day in Colorado, of
consumption,
Thermometrical.
NEW YORK, June 2d-Midnight. High
est temperature 75'. lowest 80.
CHICAGO, June 2d.-Highest temperature,
59'; lowest 51'.
Dissatisfied Knights of Labor.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2d.-The Knights of
Labor, dissatisfied with the Greenback State
ticket, have sent printed blanks to every
labor organization in the State, asking the
officers to report whether they favor the hold
ing of Labor Convention in July.
BIoodthirsfy Farmer.
LITTLE Rock tArk.), June 2d.-A tragedy
is reported from Yell county. Lazarus
Brooks and James K. McGnee, farmers,
quarreled over a land suit, and McGhee,
learning that Brooks would win it, became
furious with passion, and finding him in the
woods hunting cattle, in company with a l5-
year.old boy, after a few words shot him
dead with shotgun, and as the boy started
to run sent shot after him, breaking his
arm, but not checking his flight. McGhee
then reloaded his gun, and placing it against
the forehead of mis- p. ostrate victim, shot the
charge into his head. He then walked off,
and is still at large.
Experimental Trip.
CHICAGO, June 2d.-The propeller st.
Magunus-the first large craft through the
Wellsnd Canal-arrived here yesterday, aud
is chartered for Europe with a large cargo of
corn on through rate. She is $50 feet long
and 800 tons burden. This trip is an ex
pertinent, upon which depends the construc-
ton of line of ten small steamers to ply
between st. Lawrence and Chicago.
A Newly Elected STATE Senator Becomes
Insane.
PROVIDENCE (R. I.I June 2d-Mayor
George n. Bliss, who was elected Senator
from East Providence to the State Legislature
a day or two ago, has become politically in
sane, the cause being the excitement attend
ing the election. Irregularities in his con-
duct were first noticed yesterday, when he
exhibited strong likes for some persons and
strong dislikes for others, being very violently
opposed to some. He was to deliver an ora
tion on Memorial Day at Rumford, but in
stead of speaking on topics that he should
have discussed he began with violent abuse
of the minister at that place, and used strong
and wild language The only person who
could pacify him was the minister's wife.
He was put in close confinement and has not
been released at this writing. His wife is in
Virginia.
High Water In the Mississippi.
NEw ORLEANS, June 2d.-The Mississippi