Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-04

Frellnghuysen and questioned the remarks
delivered in the House the day before by
Robinson, and expressed his disspproval OF
the resolution Of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, and closes with the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the Secretary OF State is directed
to inform this House. without reference to its in
compatibility with the public interest whether said
British Minister suggested any punishment for thoss
who had spoken in the debate without his leave
whether he suggested the appointment of a British
censor to revise, before publication, the speeches
delivered in the House and Senate; whether he
suggested the person best fitted to administer sooth
ing syrup to the British Lion when disturbed by the
Eagles wing whether he suggested official
recognition of the New York Tribune, founded by
Horace Greeley, member of the Irish Directory OF
1913, as the British organ in the United States in
manifest injustice to the equal claim of the Times
that We had saluted the British flag at Yorktown,
he thought we had permanently pulled down
own, together with as full report as possible OF
the conversation which passed between said Minis
ter and the Secretary Of State the Goth of Janu
airy, 1882.
Going Him One Better.
WASHINGTON, July 3d.-Last Monday
Cassidy of Nevada introduced bill author.
ziug the Legislatures of California and Ne
vada to provide for the annexation to Nevada
of three counties in California. In spirit
of joculsr reprisal, Berry of California intro
duced bill to-day authorizing the Legisa.
lures OF California and Nevada to make pro-
vision for the annexation of the State of Ne
vada to California, and abolish the name and
government Of the former State.
Christiancy and His wife.
WASHINGTON, July -Christiancy and
his young wife, from whom he will shortly be
divorced, met at her home to-day under cir.
cums.ances that created a report of q com.
plete, loving and beautiful reconciliation. 1t
seems that the old man was walking down
Indiana avenue, and passing his wife's apart
ment he glanced at the windows. Mrs. Chris
tiancy was watching, and she beckoned Wig
orously for her husband to enter. The Senator
paused, hesitsted moment, glanced at the
plump, pretty person of his wife, who with
smiles on her face waved paper in her hand
to attract his attention, and he entered. As
soon as the doc opened Mrs. Christiancy
dropped the paper, and with loving gesture
attempted to draw her husband into the par
lor. The old man gathered himself up jus.
in time, coldly put his wife away, exchanged
a few words with her and departed The
entire proceeding was visible through the
open door, and led to the rumor that Chris.
tiancy's suit would be withdrawn. He says
the suit will be pushed to the end, and he
has no intention of resumipg relations with
Mrs. Christiancy.
The Race Track.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-The day was cloudy
and cool. and the track heavy from the recent
rains. The attendance was light. The frat
race was for the Nursery stakes fo- 2 year.
old colts and FLIES. one mile. In the pools
Lucky B. sold for s1s0, Miss Woodford 500,
Ascender 500, Vis-a-vis S25. Miss Wood
ford went to the lead at once, Vis-a-vis, As
Gender and Lucky B. following in the order
named, At the quarter post they ran ia q
bunch. Lucky B. taking the lead, Miss
Woodford second. Around the lower turn
Ascender drew up. but was still last. At the
three-quarter post on the straight, however,
she came in with q grand rush, and won
handiIy by length, Miss Woodford second,
Lucky B. third. Time, 1:5S.
The second race was two mile heats for all
ages. In the pools Clara d. sold for 500,
field S25. A drilling rain began to fall
about the time the hrst race began, and now
the track seemed very sloppy. Clara d.
went away to the lead from the drum-tap,
and was never headed. winning by three
lengths, Issco second, ten lengths ahead of
Windrush, Dodette distanced. Time, 4:O51
In the second heat Clara D. sold for 500,
field $40 The favorite again made the run.
ming the entire distance, winning in gallop
by halt q dozen lengths, Iasco second. Time,
All.
track the rest of the races were declared off,
Pool'Rooms Closed.
NEW YORK, July 3i.-The police of Long
Island City closed the pool-rooms to-day.
Guiteau's Brain.
WASHINGTON, July 3d-Doctors Hartigan,
Lamb and Sewers, the committee of medical
experts in charge of the examination Of Gui.
teau's brain, met to-day. They compared
opl tba main foot ~ fha;,
which will be written by DIR. .amb, were
agreed upon. There is good authority for
stating that the conclusions were foreshsd.
owed by the Associated Press dispatches last
week.
standard DoIlars-Coinage or the MINIS.
WASHINGTON, July 3d.-The issue of stand.
ard silver dollars from the MINIS, for the
week ending July LIST, was S167, 900, against
S205, 800 for the corresponding period of last
year.
The coinage at the Minis for the fiscal year
ending June 30th is valued at SLY, BAL, 574.
of which S27,772 075 were standard dollars.
Commodore shufeldt Called Home.
WASHINGTON. July 3d.-The Navy De-
partment has issued an order calling Commo-
dore Shufeldt home from China, where he |
has been attached to the American Legation |
Shufeldt, it will be remembered was reported |
in recent dispatches as in bad odor there, be. |
cause of his reflections upon the character of |
the Empress. Nothing official has been re-
ceived, but the Department considers it wise |
to call Shufeldt home and inquire into the |
matter.
The New Jersey Railroad Accldcnt-yer- |
dict Of the COroners Jury.
LONG BRANCH, July 9d.-The Coroner's |
jury, after an hours elaboration, returned a |
verdict that the railroad accident last Mon.
day was caused by the spreading Of the rails
on the bridge at Parkers Creek, and find the |
New York and Long Branch Railroad Com.
pany guilty of gross and culpable negligence.
Advance Conceded.
CUMBERLAND md J, July 3d-It is said
Herking Bros. and Williams & Cochrane, the
former operating two and the latter one mine
in the Meyersdale region, concede the ad-
vance asked by the strikers.
The knights of Labor met at Frostburg to.
day, and will continue the session several
days.
Jail Menaced by n Mob.
SPRINGFIELD Ull.l July 3d.-Governor
Cullom has received dispatch from the
Sheriff of Christian county that the Jail at
Taylorville is menaced by an excited mob,
the men arrested ON charge of being
in the brutal outrage on
Miss Bond. school teacher. The Governor
instructed him to call out posse, AID tele-
yraphed the Captain of the local militia COM
Dany to hold his command in readiness to
assist. Miss Bond is not expected to live.
Girl Protects Her Reputation,
FRANKLIN (Tex.l, July 3d.-The Neps'
BRENNAN special says c. w. johnson, from
Kentucky, was shot to-day by Clara Chris
ian, aged IS. The cause of the tragedy was
scandal alleged to have been put in circula.
ion by johnson.
High Water at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 31-The rise in the Mis-.
issippi, which has been coming down several
lays has reached this city. The lowest
,laces on the levee are submerged. TIE
round fl jor of few business houses are COW
md unloading steamers. 1t is not anticipated
nat the river will rise any higher.
The Readjusters.
PETERSBURG IVA J, July 3L-The Read
ulster Mayor will not qualify till the 18th
nst., thus continuing for the present the 1
Democratic Mayor. The Readjuster Treas.
uties tomorrow.
Trouble Imminent in Texas.
AUSTIN, July 3i.-The Adjutant- General
as received lnIOrmaIlO1 that large DOoles OF ,
indians are leaving the Stockton reservation 1
nd moving toward Texas. Captain Bayler ;
from Ell Paso that the Indians
riven from Northern Mexico and New
fexico by the United States and Mexican
-oops are also moving toward Texas, and :
srious trouble is anticipated. The Adjutant- !
ieneral, to meet them, has made arrange.
tents with the railroads to concentrate