Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

ESPECIAL TO TEE REcoRp-USIoSl
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, November 26sh.-The fol
lowing Pacific Coast postal changes are an.
nounced: Notwithstanding smeralda
county, Nevada, Frank ii. Rice, P. M. Dis
ontinued-Rolsnd, Cass county. Oregon.
Postm asters appointe6-Noyo, Mendocino
county, Cal, VIM. p. Plummer; Slate
Creek. Shasta county, Cal, Frank NJ. White.
low; Murphy, Josephine county, Oregon,
James Nj. WINNER.
Banks and Bankers.
WAsHINGToN, November 26sh.-The report
of the Controller Of the Currency is o. lie
public. The total number Of private bank
ers in sixteen principal cities is 796; aggregate
capital, S74,440. $50; aggregate deposits,
sos, 741, 746; invested in United States
bonds, $40. 016, 206. The number of private
bankers in thirty-three States and Territories
having capital in excess of SlO0. O00-ex.
elusive of these sixteen principal cities-is
2 $50 aggregate amount of capital, S39. 2S7,
623; deposits, $751;, $40, 664. The remaining
thirteen States and Territories contain sixty.
five private bankers, with an aggregate capital
OF S527, $50; aggregate deposits, SO 909. $50.
Since the commencement Of the national
banking system eighty -seven banks have been
placed in the hands of receivers and forty.
two banks have voluntarily closed business.
The loss to creditors Of ustional banks placed
IN the hands of Receivers is about s., 600, 000
Missionary Party En- Route to China.
OMAHA, November 26th.-Rsy. J. w. Tai
mage, who has beea thirty.tiye years mis-.
sionary to China, under the auspices Of the
American Reformed Church, spent to-day ia
Omaha with his family and party of mis-
who leave tomorrow for San Fran
cisco, to sail for China. Mr.. Talmage has
been visiting in New York for one year, and
is now returning to thu scene of his mission
tefs acc ompany him, and will enter the mis-
sionary field. He is also accompanied by
Rev. A. S. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, a young
divine who also joins the party in the
same connection; Miss Youngman, who
is returning p japan in the interests
of the missionary cause, under the direction
of the Woman's Board of the Presbyterian
Church; Miss Winn, of Alabama, who goes
to Yokohama as new missionary recruit /;
He Lye, youthful Celestial, son of o
wealthy Chinese merchant at Foo Chow, who
goes to Foo Chow for the purpose of entering
the new college there. The new college was
-
pese in the English language and pursuits of
English life. The father of He Lye donated
SIC, 600 to this college recently. He Lye has
been in this country some time attending
American schools. Miss Csrtwell, Of Ham,
ilton, Canada, also goes to Japan as a new
missionary.
Another Reverend Rascal.
LOUISVILLE (Kyl November 26sh.-An
KY, special says: A sensa.
ton has been caused by the arrest of Rev. j.
G. Wharton, alias j. ID. Hill, of Carthage,
Mo-, charged with embezziement, He had
with him st the time of his arrest Mrs. Mag.
gle McGill, wife of another Carthage man.
It is alleged that Wharton is the father of
fifteen children. The woman is the mother of
three. All were left behind Wharton took
a prominent part in recent Ggiou3 meetings
at Eiiz lbeshtown.
A United states Marshal's Opinion Of BIS
trict Attorney Bliss.
CLEVELAND. November 26sh.-The inter.
view referred to in the letter of Attorney
General Brewster and District Attorney
Bliss as sufficient cause for the removal of
Z. Il. Henry appeared 10 the Youngstown
NelCs- Register June 18Th, and is as follows :
What is there in the statement made by
Bliss that you had been subjected to tie iu-
fiuence of John W. Dorsey, and had made
promises not to push vigorously the star
route case against him 90
The Marshal answered: "Not even the
substance of a shadow. I understand that
Bliss says that while the jury was being
drawn in the star route cases Dorsey called at
my Office and remained several hours, and
that while there he extracted from me o
promise that would favor hiD, and not use
active measures in assisting the prosecution.
ia plty limo hot
Office was one day when he called and
asked for match to light cigar. The
Deputy in the room that Dorsey entered
rose, and securing box of matches tore eff
the stamp and handed the box to him. Dor.
sey said, / guess I'll take three or four ;
The Deputy replied. You can have as many
as you want Dorsey placed several in his
pocket, handed the box to the Deputy aud
passed out. L was in an adjoining room, and
Dorsey's voice talking to the Dep.
uty but he did not come into my room.
Neither saw nor heard me. nor made any in.
CURRY after me. That is all there is to
this sensation that Bliss is trying to
make. He don't amount to much.
He is too full of downright mean
ness to ever amount to anything, and
he is the fellow whom Horace Greeley aug.
gested should be branded Decay Bliss aud
the appelation suits him well. His efforts to
override the most common laws Of decsncy
have been met by stern rebuke by Judge
Wylie each time he attempted to carry on his
bravsdo in Court. Judge Wylie is 8 stern
old Virginian, an uIcorruptible Justice, and
hews to the line, no matter where the chips
fall. When Bliss intimated that the defend
ants in the star route CAGES were not in
Court through the connivance of their attor-
ney Dob Ingersoll), one of the coun-
sci arose, and, pointing his finger
at Bliss, while his eyes sparkled
with suppressed passion. Numbered out,
That's lie, and you are liar = Bliss cow
cred like dog, and had still further cause TO
regret his insinustion when Judge Wylie
gave him a most stineing reprimand. ANY
person whom Bliss distrusts-and 1 have yet
failed to find one he does not-is liable at any
moment to feel the venom of his PREACHER.
Gus tongue coming from some unsus.
pected quarter. It is probable he
even suspects himself at times, as when
he carries his pocketbook in his left
pocket his eyes are continually wandering
toward his left hand, through fear it may
give him the clip and get hold of the money
without his being aware of the fact. Bliss
was continually trying TO hedge and throw
distrust upon the administration of President
Garfield. Those who know Bliss best pay
but little attention to the pompous fellow"
Mrs. LanGtry's Reception in New York.
New YORK, November 26.h.-The predic-
tons as to Mrs. Langtry's reception in New
York society do not seem to have besn full
filed. Several rich and fashionable bachelors
have given to her and her friend. Mrs. La
dinners and suppers at Delmonico's,
and lsvished on her attentions in the shape of
visits, bouquets and driver, but no one has
heard of her appearing as guest ct any
social entertainment. Whether this is owing
to her failure to receive invitations. or
whether che has been unable, by reason Of
professional engagements, to accept them,
cannot be said.
Death OF a Pioneer Teacher-suicIde on
Board a Train.
DENVER (Col.), November 26sh.-Professor
o. j. Goldrick, who has lived 10 Colorado
since 1859, died at an early hour this morn
ing Of pneumonia. Mr.. Goldrick established
the first school and Sunday school in Denver,
and has also been connected with several Of
the daily papers at different times. He has
the Rocky Mountain Herald since
1868.
This morning, while the train from Lead
vile was near Canyon City, Ham Shepherd,
Of Manchester, Va. stepped into o water
closet and shot himself. He had been suffer-
ing fcom brain fever, and was en- route East
tor medical treatment.
Death OF n Prominent Citizen.
WASHINGTON, November 264h.-D-. C. G.,
Cox, successfully Lieutenant Governor of
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