Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-18

The President has appointed Andrew J.
Ffazse United States Attorney for Colorado.
The loss by fridays FIRE at Toledo, Ohio,
vas 1856, 600; insurance, S3l5, &C., in eighty.
six companies.
At Indianapolis Saturday Mrs. Walton
was sentenced to the Penitentiary for life for
the murder of her husband.
James Ridden, the negro who murdered
Zimmerman. was hanged at Metropolis, Hi.
nois, at 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon. He
made no confession died game.
The heated wave which swept over Kansas
last week has subsidized. The weather. how
ever. is sill unusually warm, and rain, for
which every indication is favorable, would be
acceptable.
The Democrats of the Fourth Kentucky
District, after three days session. have nomi-
mated Thomas III. Robertson, to succeed
Proctor Knott in Congress, the latter running
for Governor.
st the soldiers reunion at Topeka. Ks.
Saturday, Mr. Blaine spoke without notes.
His speech consisted of rapid review of the
history of Kansas. There was nothing polit.
ical in his speech.
The Missouri Car and Foundry Works, in
thu southern part OF st. Louis. were burned
Saturday afternoon. The loes i. estimated az
Sl50C00. 1asnrancs on the buildings and
contents, SIS, 900; on lumber, $4,000.
Mr.. Alexander, a leading short-horn breed
or. has imported from Denver Cinnamon to
work on his plantation in Montgomery county,
Kentucky. He will discharge mis- negro farm
hands and employ Cinnamon altogether. He
thiuks others will follow suit
United States Senator John F. Miller, Of
California. arrived 10 Chicago Saturday even
ing from the East on his way home with his
family. not having been in California since
November, when he left to attend the session
Of the Senate. He left at noon.
TIE Iudian scare in Nebraska has died out.
The alarm arofe from a small band of Chsy-
eunes hunting 10 western Kansas. Governor
Nance, CT Nebraska, has received full assur.
auCe that there were 10 hostiles and that no
depredstioDs had been committed.
At Elmira, n. Y, Saturday morning the
lmneBss boot and shoe factory Of j. Rich
hrdson L Co., fcuy-storv brick, was burned.
Loss estimated at $500, 900 insurance, half
Three hundred hands are out of employment.
Fonr dFemen were seriously hurt by falling
walls.
The prominent physicians Of the Rush
Medical College. who. after Tracy was
hanged at Chicago, Friday, experimental
with electricity for the pUrpose of observing
phenomeBs, succeeded in restoring the
rhythmic motion of the heart. and express
the belief that if the neck had not been
broken they could have restored life.
From the town of Lake, ILL.,, comes the
story that Frederick Rsiger, hard citizen,
had q woman for housekeeper whom he
desired to marry, hut who, last Sunday, was
married TO John Hul!srd. This 80 incensed
K Tiger that, after making various threats, he
visited her 10 her bedroom Wsines1ay,
forced down her throat mixture of whisky
and stTychnine, and, as the naighbors rushed
ia in answer to her criss, fed. Thursday
night the woman died in convulsions. r siger
was arrested Saturday, but maintains stolid
silence.
FOREIGN.
The steamer Yorkshire has been lost off the
Chinese coast.
Arab Pasha appeared before the Khedive
Saturday and Inundated himself.
Haplsn and Ross have arranged TO row
race Tor the championship Of the world.
A Berlin dispatch announces that Bathassar
Green, the Socialist, has hung himself in
prison.
90 Tuesday aud "Wednesday there were
142 deaths at Manila from cholera 3l5 in
the vicinity.
Gladstone has asked the Archbishop of
York 10 direct Thanksgiving service to be
held IN the churches for the success of Egypt.
a correspondent in Egypt telegraphs that
al the military posts in Cairo are occupied
by the British troops. The city is perfectly
safe.
The Gazette de st. Petersburg SAYS: To
allow England to settle the Egyptian ones.
tion without consulting the powers is not to
be thought of.
Bsdouius descended on Kassassin camp
after the battle of Tel-el Kebir, and were
driven away by the troops. Thousands are
hanging about Isnailia, and trouble is ex-
pected.
Her MRjssty's ship Prmnix, ashore at East
Point, Prince Z iward Island, is bilged. All
the crew were saved and quartered at neigh
bring lobster factory. The ship is supposed
to be o total wrt OK.
PACIFIC COAST.
Estee and Morrow spoke at Stockton Sat
urday evening.
The Republicans of Santa Clara have NOM
mated A. J.. Rhoades, ex-Justice Of the Su.
preme Court, for State Senstor.
A powder explosion at Point San Pedro
Saturday killed Dominic Mucio ard NOR
tally wounded Daniel McKenna.
a rain and thunder storm passed over the
State Friday and Saturday. AT Stockton
the lightning drove the night telephone
tender from his station,
Colonel L. NJ. Gibson, nominee for Rail-
road Commissioner in the Third District, de.
hned his position on the monopoly question
ct San Jose Saturday, evening.
A mysterious illness has broken out ia OIL
of the railway camps IN British Columtis,
AMI many hands ard officers are Frustrated.
The complaint resembles typhoid fever, but
the physicians say that drinking bad tea is
the cause OF it. Some Of .ssss-sssss are serious.
~ S.o.s~Blibara Democratic County
Central Commiztee nominated Fred Wick
enden for Recorder, J.. ID. Lilley for Auditor
and L. ii. Hicks for Tax Collector, it having
btea discovered that these Offices have not
been legally cons plidated, as required by law
Ia seoond-o,sss counties. Peter Bennett hiss
been nominated for the Assembly by the Re-
publican joint Convention of Santa Barbara
and Ventura counties.
The Plumas Democratic Convention met
at Qiincy Saturday and made the following
nominations Clerk, J. 4. Pardee Sheriff,
W. S. Dean: Treasurer, L. l.. Haggard /;
Recorder, L. B. Whiting; Assessor, J. L.
Crow; District Attorney, L. s. Potter ;
Coroner, J. Z. Edwards delegates to Sena-
torial and Assembly Conventional. s..
Brsnsford, ]. Hardgrave, w. ID. J. Hambley
and F. b. Whiting.
A strange case ia reported in the Victoria
(B. G papers. An elderly French couple
had resided in that city for twenty-five years,
AID accumulated through q small business a
fortune OF many thousand dollars, which the
wife concesied in place known only to her
self. a few days ego she died suddenly. and
the ssrictesJ search has failed TO revesl the
place of deposit The husband is distracted
in consequences Of his double loss.
The Democratic County Convention at Ne
vada City Saturday made the following NOM
instionS: For Senstor. c. w. Cross Assem-.
blymen, S. l.. Blackwell, J. o. Sweetland
and William Hill Sheriff, r. u. Carter
Clerk, Nj. Byrne. Jr; Recorder, S. o. Rose
Treasurer, l.. W. Dreyfuss Assessor. Dan
Collins; District A.tornev, T. s. Ford Su-
peIintendent Of Schools. c. l.. Brown Pub
lie Administrator, Charles E. Clinch Cor.
oner, B. johnson.
The Yubs Democratic Convention met st
Msrysviile Saturday ard nominated the fol.
loving ticket: Sheriff, S. L. Ialow Dis.
trict Attorney, s. NJ. Bliss; Clerk, j. X.
Hare; Recorder, 5. q. Cunning; Treasurer,
w. w. Holland; Assessor. Lewis Wilder ;
Superintendent OF Schools. +. b. Gran Pub.
tic Administrator. u. J. Kercham Coroner,
Dennis Hayes Surveyor, J. NJ. Doyle; for
members of Assembly, William NJ. Cutter
and n. ID. Cooznbs.
The San Diego Democratic County Con.
vention met Saturday and nominated full
ticket. john Wolfskill was Endorsed for Joint
Senator from San Bernardino and San Diego
counties. Tne county ticket stands as fol.
lowe Assemblymar, Edwin Parker; Sher.
III, :. A. Mcdowell Clerk, j. II. Dodge /;
Recorder. j. N. Julian: Treasurer, William,
Jarres; Assessor, James L. Finn District
Attorney, w. J. Bunsaker; Superintendent
Of Schools, r. ID. Butler; Surveyor, Chas J.
Fox; Supervisors-James Madison, Samuel
Slade and Sam Stripiin.
The Tide OF Success
Which has borne Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers into the sure port of popular favor, where