Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17

of Freedom-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UsIoS.l
FurlOugh.
SAN Francisco, June 16th.-Attorneys
for the miners say that they stipulated with
Attorney General Hart to appeal the Gold
Run case, and an appeal will at once be
taken. The Miners Union declares that
Judge Temples decision, to be of any value
as basis of q compromise, must be affirmed
by the Supreme Court After such affirma-
tion it will become a law, and mining will
be reorganized upon that basis. The North
Bloomfield Mining Company will commence
at once the construction of stone dam forty
feet high below the dump.
The hydraulic miners say that overtures
of compromise of the debris difficulty should
originate with the victorious side, and should
therefore be first suggested by the farmers.
J. G. Goldsmith, of the New York Herald,
a writer of some celebrity, arrived here by
the steamer to-day. He is enjoying a brief
furlough, but may enter the profession on
this coast.
Another Invoice OF LOCO Coolies-Quar-
anftne Matters.
SAN Francisco, June 16sh.-The British
steamship Conopus, which arrived this morn.
board, of whom ,035 are male Chinese. She
left Hongkeng on the 18th of May, and lie
consigned to Macondray & Co., being char
tered by d. Hensley Ward. o former resident
of Oakland. DR.. Lawlor, Quarantine Officer,
detained her in quarantine for the purpose of
having her fumigated and whitewashed, as
she is represented to be very dirty, although
no sickness has been discovered on board.
Twenty-three Chinese cooks and stewards are
entered on the ships manifest.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Colima also arrived this morning,
sixteen and one.half days from Panama, with
eighty-fve passengers and a clean bill Of
health. She was subjected to five hours de-
tention in quarantine by DIR. Lawlor for in
spection. The ships physician reported that
all on board had been vaccinated by him.
The AMER Head is still anchored on quar-
antine grounds undergoing cleaning prepara-
tory to docking.
No cases of small. pox have been discovered
on the Altonower since week ago last Tues
day. Custom House Inspector Brockings one
of the two officers who boarded the vessel
when she arrived in port, and was detained
in quarantine, has consented to be vaccinated,
after thirty days refusal to allow that simple
operation to be performed, and he is now an
inmate of the Twenty sixth street Hospital,
preparatory to his being allowed his liberty
on shore. The other detained officer, Mr..
Maloney, was released from the vessel week
ago, having promptly submitted to vaccina-
ton.
The Political 0utIook-Dividend De-
clared.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 16th.-The Palace
Hotel and the Lick House are the scenes of
much animated discussion among Democratic
politicians. It is apparent, as the nomina-
ton of Hearst becomes more probable, that
it will give great dissatisfaction in the inte-
rior. Delegates from the south predict o
split in the Convention 10 the event of
Hearst's success. Attempts to make COM
biuations between friends of the other candi-
dates have not made any progress, and such
combinations are becoming less practicable.
Stoneman's strength is uncompromising,
while the following of Taylor and johnson
do not appear to be under the control of their
leaders.
Eureka Consolidated declares dividend
of 80 cents per share.
To he Placed on the Puget Sound Route
Tho Maroney Case-Dnited States At
torney.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16th.-The steam
collier Mississippi is out of commission, and
now lies at anchor in the bay. 1t is rumored
that she is to be fitted up as a freight and
passenger boat, and placed on the Puget
Sound route, in connection with the steamers
Dakota and Geo. w. Elder.
1t is proposed by the defense in the case of
John Maroney, now on trial for an assault
with intent to commit murder, to present 3
plea Of insanity.
In the United States District Court to-day
Philip Teare was sworn in as United States
Attorney, he having been appointed by JUS
tice Field to fill the vacancy caused by the
expiration OF his own term of Office, occurring
on the 18th instant. Teare will hold the po-
sition until his successor is appointed by
President Arthur.
The CIty's Gas BiIIs-Fourth of July.
SAN Francisco. June 16th.-The bills of
the gas company for gas supplied the city.
aggregating $50, 600. and which the Super
visors last Monday night ordered passed, not
withstanding the refusal of the Auditor, have
again been returned to the Board by the Au-
ditor, with the following communication !:
Il hereby return the within demands, and
refuse to enter them in the books of my Office,
because am not authorized by law to enter
them" Auditor Brickwedel, at the outset of
the contest, said he woald not sign these bills
until the Supreme Court ordered him to
do so.
To-day the Executive Committee OF the
Fourth of July celebration met George s.
Ladd was elected Chairman and l.. ID. Lati-
mer President of the day. The committee
decided to have procession on the Fourth,
Colonel Dickinson stating that the First
Regiment would return from the eDcsmpment
and participate. A number Of committees
were appointed to investigate and report the
feasibility of giving prizes for rowing re-
gatta, placing bands at Golden Gate Park,
engaging Woodward's Gardens for the free
"a ,f = he apI baty
of fireworks The Committee on Regatta
will meet representatives. of the rowing clubs
tomorrow. A number of ojeets for the
Amusement of the people were taken under
advisement, and the committee adjourned.
noodIums in Street Car.
SAN Francisco, June 16.h Last night
Judge Rix was riding in street car. when a
young man named Dennis Roach, who occu.
pied seat, applied some very insulting re-
marks to the Judge. Officer Shear, who
was also in the car, placed Roach under
arrest, but met with resistance from his pris-
oner and David Gsiney. one of his friends,
who came to his rescue. Finally the two
were subdued and taken to the police station.
Defendants to-day, when arraigDed before
Judge Rosenbaum, asked fIr trial by jury,
and had the case postponed.
The Army OF Freedom.
SAN Francisco, June 16.h.-The Army Of
Freedom held an open-sir meeting tonight at
the corner Of Howard and Third streets. The
attendance was quite large. Tns meeting
was addressed by r 4. Shannon and @. G..
O'Donuell. The latter speaker offsred a res
olutiou TO the effect that the city be divided
into twelve districts, and that the members
in each district appoint one Councilman.
These Conucilmen shall draft ard submit
certain plans to the mass assemblsge that
will soon meet. The resolution WIS adopted.
WEIGHT OF THE HUMAN BRAIs Lately
NJ. Paul Topinard has reviewed the re-
searches of Broca regarding the weight OF
the brain in the human species. The fig-