Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-21


apology for having made the mistake. "Oh
you needn't apologize" said the little man
.Pve been through sli this before. 1 knoy'
IT You could have beaten me out Of my seat
you would have done so."
The LILLY" in Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA. December 2Osh.-Tae dis.
coveTy of Fred. Gebhsrd.'s name on .ths
register CT the Bellevps, where Mrs. Lang.ry
Is stopping, caused thrill of excitement in
society circles this morning. that was net ct
all lessened when it wss learned that thew
had breakfassed together. Lsngtry's rooms
are on the first fl 7o-, and Gebhardt's are on
the hoor above. near the head Of the stairs
AT 1 P. NJ. Langtry, who had remained
secluied in her apartment, stepped into
Broad street. accompanied by Gsbharit sud
Richard Peters. The trio, Mr.. Langtry
forming the ceatral figure, walked b,iskly
along until they reached Chestnut street.
dowr which thoroughfare thew turned
Langtry looked cheerful and happy. On
passing the Continental Hotel, Mrs. Langtrv
was recognized by passers- by, and hundred
men and women were struggling 20
get good look at her face. Mr.. Geb.
hardt. seeing that it was hopeless,
to contirus walking in peace hailed {. pass.
ing car, and the party took seats therein. On
returning to the hotel Mrs. Langtry and her
escort luuched in the public dining.room, and
afterwsrd went out for drive. Langtry and
Gebhardt peremptorily declined to receive
Representatives of the prsss. In con-
versstion with en- acquaintance Ges-
hards said incidentally that there
was not word of truth in the
statements that hsd been published relative
70 bis expnision from any portion cf the
| theater in Boston. lie had never seen Stet-
son In his life, aod addsd that he did
not know hin,. At Haverly's tonight Lang
try played Rosslind, and was very coidly
received. The audience got to euyiag some
members Of the company. There were very
few flowers.
Another sensation-Is YEs. LabaRchere
h1rs. Pigeon
RICHMOND (Ve.l, December 2Oth.-A suit
has been entered in the Chaucary Court of
Richmond by Mrs. Henrietta Pigeon, who
sues BY her next friend. G. I. Darlington, for
, divorce from her husband, Richard PIGEON.
Mrs. Pigeon alleges that she was married
July 2 1861, in London. Shortly af;e,ward
they came 60 the United Slater. and lived Ia
various psrts OF the country. Mora than We
years ego her husband deserted her and their
| child, son, the issue cf the nnrrisga, and
has contributed nothing to their support
since. l. Is rumorei shat MfE. Pizsoa Is
none other thso Mrs. L2boucheie, ihe former
companion Of Mrs. L2pgtry. Tae casa viii
come up at The Tebcu ~ term Of the Chancery
| Court.
[sECoND DIsPATCH.l
| New YORK, December 20Lh.-Fowler, the
| legal adviser of Mrs. Labouchere was found
| tonight by reporter. who showed him the
above dispatch and asked him rs to the truth
of she stcry here tolt. Fowler looked over
the dispatch carefully ard then said
Yes, the story is substantially
correct, though I re.lly do not see
CT what interest l. can be to the public, being,
as it is, q mere matter of legal record, to
which the Mayor of Richmond was party
IS couasel, and affecting only the private
rights snd interests Of a foreign gentleman
and Wife" Shall you 60 on with the pro-
ceedings, Mr.. Fowler % That will depend
entirely on whether VIC find il necessary for the
protection of the rights involved. We NAV
| conclude TO go on with them, or we may con.
clude to produce the foreign record. But you
must excuse me. These are private mAtte.a,
of no interest 30 the public. and have no
more to say on the subject"
| THIRD DISPATCHI
BALTIMORE, December 20:b.-Mts Labou.
| chere, bsfore her marriage 60 her present
husband, was q Mrs. Pigeon. Wh;ls Mrs.
Labouchere was in Washington IA few dars
ago one cf the two gentlemen trsveling with
her was interviewed by representative
of one. of the newspapers Ct that cir.
In reply to a question concerning the
rumor that Mr.. and Mrs. Laboucharo we've
not properly married, he replied
=" They are man and wife as much
as church and law could make them"
Counsel for Mira. Pigeon are punning,
Edssll, Hart and Fowler. of New York, and
Darlington, Davis and Hooper, of this city,
Oae Of the counsel here was interviewed this
morning as to the report thst Mrs.
Pigeon was Mrs. Lsbouchere. Counsel
said Mrs. Pigeon arrived in Richmond on the
night of Decembsr 4sh, accompanied by her
maid, Mr.. Felker, of New York, one of her
counsel, and ynung Dunnirg, son os Dunninp.
of the New York law frtn. she remained
in the city until the Oh. when she left for
Washington. This corresponds with the
| time of the arrival and departure of the
Lshouchers party, which consisted Of the
same number IF persons, male and female.
| Ths lady in question is represented rs being
very handsome and fine-Iooking, Of stout fiE.
ure. and apparently about 40 years old. Her
maiden name was Henrietts Hodsou. AS &c
her present whereabouts he could rot saw.
but at the tine the suis was begun sac
claimed to be resident Of this city.
Trains Tel. scoped.
Troy IN. Y. December 2Osb.-Two freight
trains telescoped yesterday at Malrose. en-
the Troy and Boston road The locomotives
/ AID thirty.Gve cars were wrecked. John
| Rsardor, of Pittsheld, ex-hraleennau, was
killed, aud Frank Burndags, Of PistsfeId
| brakeman, is dying fr2ra a broke, back
| Engineer Charles Kilienbeck and Gsorpe
Cross and Dennis O'Brisn, brakemen, were
injured, but will recover. The track could
not be cleared before to-day.
| Saved from Prison by Marriage.
NLw YoRK, December 20 h.-Dosa HUI
ber, the German girl on triai for o suicidal
attempt-the fist case under the nsw statute
pleasantly compromised with the law aud
avoided tie prison by wedding tee young
| man for whose sake she swallowed phosohorua
and came near dying Tbs young man was
willing to save her. She had supposed tie
young man intended to desert her.
Postal Matters.
| WAsBIgGToN, December 2Osh.-The Senate
has confirmed the nomination of Z. J. Plum
mer as Postmaster at Hsnford, Cal The
| following new postofices have been estab-
lished: Hualspsi, Ysvapai county, Arizona,
Charles A. Behm, Postmaster; Laurel, Santa
Cruz county, Cal, William Crchton, Post
master.
| raid His Fine.
| NEw YORK. December 2Qth.-General Cur
| tis, convicted under the political assessment
law, raid 81. 600 fue and was discharged.
| Paid Its Tax.
| ALBANY IN. y, December 20sh.-The Pa.
ci6c Nail Steamship Company has paid its
corporation tax 20 the State Treasurer, The
| amount Id Sl4, 10.
Escape ffem Sing Sing.
| NLw YORK, December 20sh.--Geo, Lsverv.
| sentenced to imprisonment for life for the
murder of a policemen in 1872, has escaped
froIa Sing Sing Prison.
Death.
| WASHINGTON, December 20sh.-Aun Car.
roll, a maiden descendant of Charles Carroll,
OF Carrollton, died at Duddington Mansion.
Capitol Hill, to-day, at an advanced age.
An Agreeable Surprise.
| MILTON (Massl, December 20sh.-Tbe
heirs of Bepjamin S. Rstch, who figured
upon receiving 5000, 600, have been agreeably
surprised by discovery that tho estate in
ventories over $4,000, coo, Of which but s46,.
600 is in real estate.
| Five Persons Killed,
HUNTSVILLE lAla.l, December 20sh.-Tn
the hailstorm lsst night Deans milling
house was blown down, killing Albert Dfy.
| den and four negro women, who had sought
shelter there. Three or four others were