Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-31


nomination be withdrawn, and represented
that to make the appointment would be injuri.
Gus to the interests of the coalition party, and
wonld give encouragement to the Republican,
opponents of coalition. just now at a critical
time when the party has an internal quarrel
on hand about the State Auditorships. Ma
homes friends still declare that Nichols nom
ination will be Withdrawal.
Indignant Denial.
WAsHISGToN, January 30sh.-The Guiteau
jury Indignantly deny that they read news.
papers as alleged in Scoyille's motion for q
new trial. The people feel that Gniteau has
had his day in Court, and that further len.
iency is absurd and mischievous, and that
whatever the merits of the appsal-snd the
LAWYERS do not think them substantially il
pretty safe to predict that Gniteau viii not
get off, now that the verdict is murder, on
any technically.
scoville Wants Coin.
WASHINGTON, January 30sh.-In an ad.
dress to-day to the American people, Gui-
tsau's counsel Scovills, makes an appeal for
funds to sustain his motion for new trial
before the Court in bank. At least $4,000
are needed, he says.
An.f-roIygamy Meeting.
ST. LOUIS, January 30sh. = The anti.
polygamy meeting called some days ago was
held at the Pilgrim Congregational Church
tonight The house was filed 20 overflow
ing with the best citizens of the city. Rev.
s. j. Nichols presided, and spoke. Speeches
were made by Bishop Robertson, of the
Episcopal Church, Rev. s. n. Wilson, Rev.
DIR. Fulton, Judge Breckenridge. Colonel
John g. Orrick, and ethers-all of whom took
strong grounds against the Ubiquitous prac-
tice, and called upon Congress to root 1t out.
Ministers and Mormons.
CHICAGO, January 30th. The ministers are
paying a great deal of attention to Mormon
ism. Many sermons were preached about it
yesterday, and the ministers nesting to-day
considered it. Rev. T. A. Noble, Of the
Union Park Congregational Church. is cred
tied among his brethren with having been one
OF the first to bring it into pulpit discussion,
and with inaugurating the pulpit crusade
against it. He is eloquently urging Christian
people to bring thesinfuence OF the Church to
bear against it.
Items frOna Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 30sh.-Patrick mellow,
who was arrested to-day on requisition from
st. Louis, where be is suspected of compile
ity in tie murder of Saturday night, was e sa-
loon keeper here four years ago, and well
EnOWn 60 tno p0llCe, HaVlI-S UoSu iutuLlu6u
With criminals all his life.
The Grand Jury this forenoon investigated
the methods of business on Change, with a
view to ascertainiug whether they were in
dictsble as being akin to gambling. Some
prominent members were examined, together
with the reporters and experts and partici-
pants in corners.
Seth Hanchett, Clerk of the Probate Court
IF this county, which was recently declared
illegal, has made statsmant of the business
done by that Court during its four years ex-
istence It includes 4 ,694 cases transferred
to the County Court, and 1878 new cases !;
value of the transferred cases settled and
pending in Court, $40, 49,, GOO; value of new
cases settled and pending, S32, 1854. 900; value
Of transferred cases distributed under orders
Of tie Probate Court, $40, lS5. 900; value of
new cases distributed, 1902, GOO; number of
appeals, AS; number of DEGREES of sale of
real estate, 40S; number Of judgments rem
dered on claims filed, 5,2l1. Preparations for
quo warfanto proceedings are not yet COM
pleted.
Nike Mcdonald to-day received a dispatch
from New Ofleons that the ground for the
Sullivan Ryan prizs fight had been selected
on the Mobile Railroad, between New Or
leans and Mobile, between the hours of 6 and
10 February It'll.
The Political Kettle at Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 30.h .-Thereis a good deal
IF Quiet political excitement and hustle, and
not little subdued conference in official cir.
,les regarding the position of the new Col
ector of Customs toward Senator Logan.
Collector Spalding was appointed as COM
and all parties-Logan and the three
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES him appar.
,ptly with good grace. Logan was particu-
arly smiling, but he was in truth bitterly
at not getting strong personal
sdherent, Dan Sheppard, for the place. In
nis fight for Sheppard he terribly angered
,ome stslwart friends and alienated great
ieal of his following here. Spalding is
personal friend of President Arthur, fine
business man and much thought Of. The
milk in the cocoanut is here: Logan has
strong intentions on the Presidency. He has
been laying his foundations as strong and
deep as he was able, and could command
more strength than seems possible to out
siders. The Collectorship was cornerstone
in his superstructure. Spalding's policy is
now said to be to drive Logan from
Northern Illinois, which would mean his
eventual retirement from politics. Far
back of this is the purpose to support
President Arthur for reelection as against
Logan's candidacy. Logan's friends have
been falling away rapidly of late. The
strong and heretofore unwavering support Of
the stalwars organ here has been turned
against him, and his own following is badly
split. In this triangular fight for the Sena-
torship and Presidency Logan has lost the
key to the situation. and will not regain it
except by some unexpected turn of the wheel
Some appointments are to be made in a few
days by Collector Spaldiug which will still
,,nfolJ fha ,1lanc of the paK noUar
here.
The Tojetti Case.
New York, January 3O.h.-Virgillo To-
ietti, author of the well-known painting of
$ Riehelieu and julie" who, it is alleged,
deserted his wife and child in San Francisco
and came to New York with Miss Kitty
HAYES, was interviewed at his studio yester-
day by Star reporter. He did not deny
that he had a wife in San Francisco, but he
had obtained divorce, and had married Miss
HAYES who was present at the interview,
with child in her arms. He said that he
learned that his San Francisco wife was seek
ing divorce, and be forestalled her by going
to Salt Lake City, where he procured legal
divorce, after which be married Miss Hayes.
In reply to question whether ne thought
the Salt Lqke divorce legal, he replied that
he did net think it would be recognized in
said the publication of this story was through
a former partner of his, who could not paiat,
and used to affix his name to pictures that
Toietti had painted and sell them. The
partner still resides in San Francisco.
The Central and Union Pacific Railroad
Companies.
New York, January 30th.-The Erening
Express says: It is reported upon good au-
thority that the Union and Central Pacific
Railroad Companies are agreed upon all qucs-
tons except as to the Union Pacific interests
in The Utah Central road and it's branches
The Union Pacific owns a three-fourths in
terest in that line. The Central Pacific de.
sires to be admitted to proprietary partner
shin in the Utah Central. The Oregon short
line is to be completed this year to the Wood
River mines in Idaho. It is reported that
Gould il taxing renewed interest in Union
Pacific stock that he has increased his hold
ings. and that an effort will soon be made to
put Union Pacific up to l25.
Arapahoes En- Route.
CHEYENNE (Wyol. January 30th.-C. Hat
ton. agent at Fort Washakie. Wyoming, with
Eve Arapahoe chiefs-Black Coal, Sharp
Nose, Little Wolf, Iron and White House
passed through to-day, on their way to Car
isle, Pa, where thirteen ArsPahoe children
are at school. The chiefs will then go to
for big talk with the Great
Father. The fact of the children being at
school greatly pleases the chiefs, and is
splendid preventive OF Indian wars. The
children have only been at school little
over year. and have written letters to their
parents in English, which were translated to
he chiefs. Other Indians wish to send their
children to be educated.