Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-03

OF the hanging OF Gulteau IN ethgy.
The Court house at Magnolia. Miss. with
all records and papers, has been burned.
James Weeden, pugilist. has been ar
rested and will be taken to Ohio and tried
for fighting.
The President Saturday returned to the
House the immigration bill, with his disap-
proval thereof.
A desperate fight occurred Saturday in
the Courthouse at Brockville, Fla. in which
three colored men were killed.
Tbirty.seyen clerks in the Land Office and
twenty.one in the Patent Office were dis
charged at Washington Saturday.
The Jury in the Maley trial, at New Ha.
ven. Conn, for the murder of Jennie Cra-
mer, brought in verdict of not guilty.
The opening of the great National Sanger.
fest has brought great crowd to Philadel-
phia. The Academy of Music is crowded.
William r. Garrison, son of Commodore
Garrison, injured in the Silver creek rail-
road accident in New Jersey, died Saturday
morning
The Republicans of Kansas have made the
following nominations for Congress Judge
S. r. Peter, L. y. Morrill,, Lewis Hanback,
and B. W. Perkins.
Severe storms swept over Iowa and Illinois
On EEll@ls ucotAOJ ING hlttCl property. III q
9 cyclone in Pennsylvania two persons were
killed and five injured.
Hon w. G. Depau, of New Albany, Ind.
has made an offer to give Asbury University
an endowment of - 600, 600 on its compile
ton, if the name be changed to Depau Uni
Yersity.
John Bridges was hanged at Clsris, KY,
Friday. a large crowd attended. The
moose slipped and he struggled on the plat
form, but was pushed back and died a horri-
BILE death by strsngulation.
The colored journalists. in convention at
Washington, have adopted resolutions con-
demning the unjust dismissal Of Lieutenant
Flipper from the army. The delegates paid
their respects to President Arthur Saturday.
A prominent resident of Chicago, who had
business relations with Captain Howgste,
says he saw him in Syracuse last Saturday,
where he went to meet him on business.
Howgate will report at Washington when the
trial is called.
A FIRE at Milwaukee Saturday morning de-
stroyed Plankinton's building on Grand ave.
nue.. Loss $50, 000 Ssigler's confectionery
was burned Loss S45,0 Also other
property, bringing the whole loss up to $780,
660. Partly insured.
The officers of the New York Central
Railroad Company have advanced the wages
of employees as follows: Switchmen get sd-
vanced Sc per month ; doormen, So gate
men. 81 so; porters, 81 80, and boss porters,
So. The men are satisfied.
A party of 21S Jewish refugees, forwarded
by the London Mansion House Committee,
have arrived in Milwaukee, and were pro-
vided with temporary quarters. A meeting
of citizens decided to cable to the Mansion
House Committee to send no more.
Henry Foster, tight-rope walker. fell at
Omaha Saturday evening from an elevation
of Fifty feet and was killed. The rope was
stretched across Douglass street, and broke
in the center. Foster had been giving ex-
hibitions for two weeks in front of the AGA
denny of Music Varieties.
The following nominations have been con-
hrmed i: Rollin NJ Daggett, of Nevada,
Minister Resident at the Hawaiian Islands :;
George Pomeroy, Agent and Consul at
Cairo John Fowler, of New York, Consul
at Trinidad; Charles NJ. Gorham, Coiner of
the Mint at San Francisco.
Edward Folsom was hanged at Fort Smith,
Arkansas, Friday, for the murder OF saloon
keeper named Stewart and teamster named
MassengiIl in August last. Folsom was
Choctaw Indian, tweuty-four years old, and
of good family. He got into drunken fight
with the two men, and they were killed
Folsom's partner, Jas. Hobbe, escaped.
The statement of the Treasury Department
shows decrease in the public debt for June
of So. $50, $685. Cash in the treasury, S243,-
2S9. 519; gold certificates s. OH 100: silvt r
certificates, S66. $40. 10Y; certificates of de-
post outstanding. S13, $4,000; refunding
certificates, 1866, $50; legal tenders, $780,
6S1,0l6; franctional currency, S704, 724, $50.
The National Board of Health service re-
ports from Havana information of about 266
4. 1. IA L
a strong tendency of becoming epidemic. On
the 22l ultimo the American brig John
WEIGH. Jr., the American bark Havana, and
British bark Paramats, with cases of sus-
picious nature on board, sailed from Havana.
The California delegation at Chicago made
its first winning in the races Friday. Bald
wins Lucky B. took the rich Criterion stakes,
three-fourths of a mile, for two-year. olds.
The track was several inches deep in slippery
mud, and all the running was twenty to thirty
feet from the pole, which accounts for the
slow time 10 all the races. 1t was one of the
gsmiest races ever seen on q race-course, and
the winner took the stake of 81, $50 and a
large gum in the pools
A permit to bury the body of Guiteau in the
Jail was issued. It was buried Saturday after
noon 10 the northeast corridor of the Jail, and,
so far as is known to the contrary, the re-
mains will lie there, undisturbed by any
future sepulture. Under the law the dis
position of the bodies of criminals who are
executed rests within the discretion of the
Warden, In the case of Guiteau, his sister,
Mrs. Scoville, was without means and could
not have undertaken his burial expenses,
even if permitted to do so. The only other
relative who has appeared on the scene, his
brother, John w. Guteau, was unwilling to
assume the riak of taking charge of the re-
mains, believing he would be powerlsss to
prevent the body-snatchers from stealing
them. Therefore General Croker resolved to
bury the assassiu's body within the walls OF
the jail, where it would be beyond the reach
alike Of vengeance or speculation:
FOREIGN.
1t is expected that another riot will take
place in Alexandria.
Healy and Justin McCs rshy do not believe
in the naturalization land fcbene of Davitt.
A fresh attack upon the Jews in Hungary
is reported. The Emperor of Austria will
send reinforcement of troops to Upper
Hungary for their protection.
A Constable named Beatty was shot dead
in Kings county, ireland, and Phibbles, a
large landowner Of the county, WIS fired at
while sitting in his heuse. He was net in
jured.
The st. Petersburg police have the names
OF 0oU persons interested IN Nlhllist rl0tS. A
number of officers have been transferred to
remote garrisons because their loyalty was
suspected.
The repression bill was passed in the House
Of Commons Saturday after continuous seq
sion of thirtytwo hours. A number of prom
inent Home-rulers, including Parnell, Nc
Carthy and OConnor, were suspended for
obstructing the business of the House.
VIM. Martins, charged with unlawfully
printing in the London Freihet scandalous
and seditious article concerning the murder of
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Thomas
Burke, and of encouraging further murders,
has been released on bail until the next ses-
sion of Court, owing to the absence of ma
terial witnesses.
In an action for libel brought by Scrutton.
Manager of the notorious st. Paul's Indus
trial School at London, against Helen Taylor,
the case terminated in verdict by consent
for e10O The defendant, in letter to
third party said that Scrutton was morally
guilty of manslaughter, and charged that he
had corruptly supplied the school with adul-
terated food.
The Frustrating Shocks
OF malarial fever are not to be counteracted
by quinine with any degree of certainty or
for any length of time. The eradication and