Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-02

day on the steamer Acapulco. Trescott re-
fused to talk in detail of the Chile Peruvian
complications, but said the outlook in Peru
was as bad as it could well be.
DananhOwer at Washington.
WASHINGTON. June list Lieutenant Dan
enhower arrived this morning, and was met
at the depot by committee of citizens and
escorted to hotel where ne was given a cor
dial welcome and presented with model in
flowers of the lost Jeanette. Danenhower,
responding to the welcome addresses, said he
was so overwhelmed by the stream of con-
gratulations and friendly affection that he
felt himself utterly unable to express his
grateful appreciation. After the reception,
Danenhower was acc )mpanied home by the
committee.
Nail Route Changes.
WASHINGTON, June 1st.-The Postofhce
Department has ordered the following star
route changes for California: On the route
from Auburn to Michigan Bluff. from May
1st to October 31st, leave Auburn daily, ex-
cept Sunday, OF $50 P NJ, and arrive at
Michigan Bluff at 1:30 A. NJ; leave Michigan
Bluff daily, except Sunday, at 2 A NJ, and
arrive at Auburn at $3.50 a. NJ.
sports of the Turf.
CINCINNATI, June 1st-At the Chester
Park races to- day the track was heavy. The
first race II miles, selling allowances. Saun-
ter won. Nancy Liste second, Glendower
third. Time, 2:25. In the second race, one
mile, for non-winuers, Maniac was first. Lord
Edward being disqualified for foul, Tom
Rowlane, a colt, second, Waterman third.
Time, 1:574. Ia the third race, Merchants
stake for two-year-olds, mile heats, Babcock
was first. Lutte Fogle second, Darby third.
Time, 1:543-1:56.
Damaging EaiI.stOrm.
PAoLo ks J, June 1st.-A tremendous
hail-storm prevailed this evening in this
county Hail fell so large and rapidly as to
make a nOise like the rattle of musketry, and
great damage must have been done to the
growing crops.
The Blessed Rain.
FARwELL Mich June 1ss.-A heavy rain
has extingaished the fires, and there is no
further. danger.
ThermomefricaI. 80
NEW YORK, June 1st-Midnight.-Hig
est temperature re. lowest 81.
CHICAGO, June 1st.-Highest temperature.
Co.; lowest. Az.
Woman Suffrage Society Banquet.
WASHINGTON. June 1st.-At banquet last
Eight of the New England Woman Suffrage
Society covers were laid for 400 guests Julia
Ward Howe presided.
The Fusion Greenback Convention in
Maine.
BANGOR, June LIST The Fusion. Greenback
State Convention met to-day. Harris Nj.
Plaisted was nominate for Governor Rsso-
lutions were ad ,pted similar to those outlined
by the committee Of the party at st. Louis.
being anti-monopoly and pro-labor in tone.
Chair Factory Burned.
Troy IN. Y June 1.t.-7'he Seymour
Chair Company's factory at West Troy was
burned to-day. Loss, SS5 900 insurance,
$40,
sill They Come.
NEW YORK, June 1st.-The immigration
at Castle Garden for May reached the UMPIRE.
cedented total Of 90,0l9.
Da ages Awarded for Libel, and Paid.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1st-The libel suit
of United States Senator Nc Pherson against
the New York Herald resulted in verdict
for plaintiff, coupled with recommendation
to mercy. Judge Biddle imposed fine of
81 900, which was Immediately paid
The Indian School.
CARLISLE pa. J. June 1st-A great many
people attended the annual examination of
the Indian school. The boys and girls show
marked progress in all DEPARTMENTS.
Man and Wife SuTOcated.
INV YORK, June 1st.-Wm. Meakin and
his wife, immigrants, intending to leave to-
night for st. Paul, were suffocated in their
room by gas last night.