Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-27
and several members of the Cabinet, aud
General Sherman, will be present.
The Removal" of Guifeau.

New York, May 26th,-The Tribune says
James Van Heise of Newark, has been
asked by the authorities OF Washington to
supeIintend the hanging of Guiteau, and $500
has been offered him for his services. Van
Heise bas written that if he undertakes
the work he will require that the gal
lows shall be similar to that in
!, hat he shall be allowed one assistant
Hs also asks that the amount of conpensa-
tior shalt be increased. Van Heise has con-
ducte.' thirteen hangings in New jersey. He
ia an p, pert hangmau, and Is not credited
with a ain yle blunder. The gallows used by
him has he. improved by him. and it is now
in the jail az Newark.
Cameron Ind the Independents.
NEw YoRK M 26th.-The Times Phil
adelpbia special pa, g: Senator Cameron has
been in the city all day. L never saw the
Senator in such ba. temper before. he
fairly stormed, and in tne cnoicest terms
condemned the whole InL epenoent tsctiop.
"D-n them ALL" ne sxclain 'ed; wen give
them all The fight they want, ven if we have
TO 60 down with flying color. as the S06
went down. They must be crA' shed. 30
far as .he Senator is concerned, then g Will be
no compromise with tte independents
Shooting ARRAY in Sebraska-A Je. fious
Husband on the Warpafh.
OMAHA, May 26th.-At Aurora, Neb.. thi.
morning, ID. N Casssl assaulted Major
Miller, an attorney, and shot him twice, the
wounds being severe, but not necessarily
fatal. Cassel charges Miller with having
been intimate with his wife. Last evening
Cassel charged his wife with inhdeEity, and |
threw her out of the house. He was arrested |
by the City Marshal just as he was about to |
FIRE third shot at Miller. The parties are
quite prominent.
Sentenced 10 be Hanged.
WILMINGTON (DeL) May 26sh.-James
Redden (colored), convicted of criminally as
saulting young white girl, has been sen
tencsd to be hanged August 25th. Redden
admits his guilt.
The Captured Train Robbers.
EAsTLAND Tex J, May 26th-Bill Nc
Donald and j ames Martin, the Texas and
Pacific train robbers, captured and brought
here a few days ago, have been sent to
Weatherford for safe-keeping, the authorities
here being afraid an attempt to rescue them
would be made by members of the gang.
The May Musical Festival nj Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 26th.-The afternoon con-
cert of the May Festival was attended by
S ,0O0 people, and in spite of the rain 10, 600
people were present at night. The expenses
of the festival, exclusive of fitting up the
building. were S53. 600. The receipts were
about S5S, 900
Loss by Strike.
CoHoEs On. w May 26th.-The loss in
wages by the Eve weeks strike in Harmony
mills is $780, 900. There is no sign Of resump-
ton of labor.
OF for Europe.
New YORK, May 26sh.-Seven hundred
saloon passengers will sail for Europe to-dav.
Among the passengers are P. L. Barnum, r.
Swain Clifford. Captain james B. Eads and
Bishop Patterson, of Michigan.
ThermOmetrical.
CHICAGO, May 26th. Thermoraeter-High.
est 63'. lowest 4S'.
Bank Failure.
b1ARsHALLTowN Is.l, May 26th.-The Hol-
land (Grundy county, Bank, Ely Rice, Presi-
dent, has failed for SO, 900, and will pay
about 20 cents on the dollar. The creditors
are mainly Eastern. A reckless Cashier was
the cause. y