Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-17

DOMESTIC.
Davitt sailed for Antwerp Saturday from
New York.
General SWANS report VIII hold that MA
sons conviction was invalid.
The Nicaragua Canal will probably be Ia
vorably reported to the HOuse.
Isaac Levi has been commissioned Post
master at Speucevile, California.
The bill for sits for the San Francisco
Mint will come Up on Wednesday.
Crons in the Redwater and Spesrtsh val
levs d. T.. have been ruin6d by storm
Al Erie. Pa. after struggle Of five days,
G NJ Brainard was nominated for Congress
The South Carolina contested election case
of small VS.. Tillman will come up on to-
morrow.
Mrs. Lincoln is lying very i'll in Spring.
field, Ill her physicians give small hope Of
her recovery.
The Charlotte Vanderbilt was sunk by
steam Yacht on the Hudson Saturday; no
lives were lost
The losses of the Holbrook Manu- .cturing
Company by FIRE at New York, Friday night,
foot up $1,000
Senator Anthony has introduced Till ap-
propriating SSS546l for printing copies Of
the census report.
Robson was armed when he made his at
tack on Whitthorne, and would have shot
lin had an attack been made.
Senator Brown gives $50, 900 to the State
University st Athens, Ga, the interest to be
used in educating poor young men.
The Tobacco Association will try to get the
tax on tobacco reduced to 8 cents on cigars,
and from 81 80 on cigarettes to 80 cents.
The pension appropriation bill was passed
by the Senate Saturday without any material
amendments it appropriates 800. 900, 600.
Parole was one Of the winners at the Mon
mouth Park races Saturday; good time was
made by several youngsters on the Chicago
track.
President Barrios. Of the Republic of Qua
temals, and his suite, arrived in Jersey City
last night on the Pennsylvania railroad, from
New Orleans.
Adams & Co.'S paper-mill, at Chagin
Falls, o.. exploded Saturday, wrecking the
mills. killing Albert Schwartzsn- Troups snd
fatally iniuring workman named st. John.
Washington Williams, disgusted at Charles
Savage for voting the Democratic ticket, as
saulted him in barber shop. at Daniels Sta
ton. Ark, and was shot dead by Savage.
Both were colored.
Alfred II. Pease, well-known Eastern
pianist, died on the streets in st. Louis Fri
day Of congestion of the brain, brought on
by hard drinking. He had been hiding from
his friends for some weeks.
The corporate existence of the First Ma.
tional Bank Of Findlay. o., has been extended
fer twenty years from Saturday, or till July
IA, 1902 This il the first bank charter ex-
tended under the new Act.
The Mayor and City Council Of Lsadville,
Il arya-fad Satr1pJav and HDad SDFd
each and two days in jail, for contempt of
Court The Police Judge and City Attorney
were removed, and Few men appointed in
their places.
The Saloou-kesp League at Cincinnati,
believing the Sunday liquor law dead letter,
on account Of recent Police Court proceed
ings, sdvise that in view of the feelings Of a
large class of citizens, saloons keep their doors
closed and conduct business quietly on Sun
day.
A Bismarck ID. IT, dispatch says: Two
men quarreled on the bridge treslte on the
Msnden side last evening. Their names
were William Watson and Peter Stuart. both
formerly of Michigan. They clinched. and
in their rage fell to the ground, sixty-five feet,
and both were killed.
A cowboy, while riding in the foothills
near Old Julesburg, Neb, discovered the de-
composed body Of man. From all appear
snces he must have been dead several weeks.
Alongside OF him was found revolver with
sc1rtridge in it. The body also contained
two guDshot holes. A deep mystery sur
rounds the affair.
Changes in the following star route sched-
ules in California have been ordered by the
Postoffice Department Guerneville to Fort
Rose-Lsave Guerneville daily. except Sun
das, Mt 2 P. NJ, arrive at Fort Rose at P. ".
Leave Fort Rose daily, except Sundays, at s
A. ~, arrive at Guerneviile at P. NJ. Oro-
vile to Yankee Hill-Leaye Oroville daily,
except Sundays, at l P. N arrive at Yankee
Hill at Z P. NJ. Leave Yankee Hill daily,
except Sundays, at > A. NJ, arrive at Oroville
at II a. NJ. Folsom City to Placervile-
Leave Folsom City daily, except Sundays, at
$3.50 A. NJ, arrive at Placerville at $3.50 P. NJ.
Lssve Piacerville daily, except Sundays. at
A. NJ, arrive at Folsom City at l P. NJ. Mari
posa to Hite's Cove Leave Mariposa Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ, arrive at Hite's
Cove at 5 P. N. Leave Hites Cove Tuesdays
aud Saturdays at A NJ, arrive at Msriposa
at 3 P. N. Los Angeles to Pssadena-Leave
Los Angeles daily, except Sundays at $3.50
P NJ, arrive az Pasadena at 6 P. VI. Leave
Pasadena daily, except Sundays at A. NJ,
arrive at Los Angeles at 1l:30 A. NJ.
FOREIGN.
the passage of the arrears bill.
A Canadian won the Prince of Wales
shooting match at Wimbledon, England.
the Kempton Park tEpglaud) July handi.
cap was won by Winterbrowne, Edeleweiss
second and Sutler third. Twelve horses ran.
A woman has been shot at Ballan, County
Mayo, ireland, for taking farm from which
the former tenant had been evicted. She is
in q serious condition.
Hsnlan, referring to Wallace Ross re-
marks contained in st. Johns dispatch yes
terday, says: " Ross knows | firmly intended
not to row this summer. My doctors ad-
vised me against it, and 1 have considered it
proper to follow their advice. 1 shall have
to wait answers to my challenge until Sep
TENDER next, and if not accepted, L shall he
ready to meet Wallace Ross alone. / would
like Ross to know, however. that the stakes
must not be higher than 81. 900 side, as l
do not wish to ask contributions to the total
amount awaiting the issue of the race. The
money which l shall deposit will be my own.
Regarding the Winnipeg regatta, have
letter in my possession from Ross, in which
he proposed to abandon the idea Of the con-
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