Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-26

With Mary Swift Brown wherefore an abso-
Lutte divorce is prayed and q suitable alimory.
Action on this bill has been several times
postponed at the instance Of Thorne's
counsel, the Court meanwhile ordering
limony st the rate of 81 600 per
snnum. In Mr.. Swift's will occurs
his provision After bequea.hing one.half
It my estate in trust to my daughter Mary.
wife Of Charles r. Thorne, Jr., that upon her
leath it shall De divided among her children
y her marriage with said Thorne." The
lady VITO claims to be the only Mrs. Thorne
bssrs an excellent reputation, and has lived
here In quiet retirement many years. She is
daughter of the late William Calder, gen.
ileman widely and favorsbly known during
his life. The daughter, Grace, is just begin
uing o attract attention on the stage. having
secured an engagement at the Boston Theater
tor the coming season. Mrs. Thorne's inhu-
initial friends have urged her to press the suit
for divorce, ard able counsel have been en-
saged, aud it is expected that 3 hearing will
take place early in October.
Charges Against General Bragg.
MILWAUKEE, August 25.h.-General Ed
ward 5. Bragg has been sued in the United
States Court BY John A. Rice, proprietor of
the fremont House, Chicago, who alleges
that Bragg swindled him out of 81, $50 by
getting him TO cash two drafts on the Ser
,eaut at Arms of the National House of Rep
resentatives, when that funCtionary owed
him noting.
The Trouble with Red Cloud.
WASHINGTON, August 255h.-The follow
ing has bsen received at the War Depart,
ment:
Fort ROBINSON (Neb.) August Path.
Red Cloud says he has given the Indian Depart
ment sixty days notice, in which time he wants
investigation and the Agent removed, or he will
with his followers put the Agent off by force and
the Department must be responsible if an outbreak
follows Red Cloud is cool but determined and has
quite following which am informed is daily in
crossing. Something should be done at once to
counteract this influence, otherwise trouble is
to follow, the extent of which cannot be forseen.
little more strength here and at Fort Mabrara would
be judicious, and should be ordered at once. This
would streng then the Indian Department without
interference from the United States and might save
the United states greater trouble and expense in
the end. L. V. SUMNER
Major Fifth Cavalry, Commanding.
Mob Law In Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, August 18th "A mob met
train containing the coiored prisoners
Savage and James-this morning at Madi.
son, and twelve or fifteen rushed in and rid.
died the prisoners with bullets. They had
cut the wires and prevented communication
The prisoners killed Frank Patterson during
so election row over the case Of Bisbee and
Finley. They were on their way to have
new trial.
The Missouri Republicans.
ST. LOUIS, August 255h.-The Globe Demo
crot takes strong ground against the action of
the STATE Republican Committee yesterday,
and says it has virtually departed its life. 1t
says the Republicans will hold State Con-
ventiop, despite the committees mandates.
The Turf.
SARATOGA, August 25th.-The first race
to-day. three-quarters of mills, Jake White
won. Patti second, Luke Strorg third. Time,
1:14f. The second race, mile and FIVE hun
dred yards, Fellow Play won. Tom Punkett
second. frankie B. third. Time, 2:19 The
third race, one mile. Jake White won. Val
pareiso second, Malasine third. Time, 1:43II.
The fourth race, hurdle, one mile and a quar-
ter, Revenge won, Chsrienagne second, Glas-
gov third. Time, 2:19.
PoUGHKEEPsIE IN. ", August 25sh.-
There were G. 600 people present on this, the
last day. Following are the summaries