Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-29
Changes In California Mail servic.

rsmento at II a NJ. Leave Sacramento at l
P. NJ. daily, and arrive at Nicolaus by 6 P. NJ.
On the route from Placerville to Auburn af-
ter October LIST the mail will leave Placerville
daily at $3.50 P. NJ, arriving at Auburn at $50
p. NJ, and leaving there at A. NJ, reach
Placerville at II A. NJ.
CoIner of the san Francisco Mint.
WASHINGTON, June 18th. - Charles NJ.
Gorham has been nominated by the President
to be Coiner OF the Mint in San Francisco.
New POstofiice.
WASHINGTON, June 28th.-The Postoffice
Department reports a new postotfice estab
lished at Belleville Tulare county, Cal.
Two Cinnamon Naturalized.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2Sth.-Two China
men wsre naturalized here to-day.
Another Attack Upon the Administration.
WASHINGTON, June 2Sth.-Another raid
upon the Administration was made in Con-
gress Monday. Last week Tom Bayne, Of
Pennsylvania, cut loose in the House. and
Monday Senator Van Wyck sstonished his
Republican associates by charging full tilt
upon the President and Cabinet. The sub
jet under discussion was the resolution intro
duced by Senator Perdleton two weeks ago
in reference to political assessments, to which
Van Wyck had added a resolution of inquiry
as to the authority of the Republican Con-
gressionsl Committee for the statement in the
circular that voluntary contributions would
not be obj scted to in any official quarter.
Gutteau's Sister.
WASHINGTON, June 2Sth.- a good deal of
uneasiness is felt by Mrs. Scovillss friends
regarding her presence here. She is very ex-
citable and difficult to control, and while her
brother insists that she is perfectly sane, there
is no doubt that she is nearer crazy than
Guitsau, and liable to do something desperate
before the week ends. Ode man expresses his
belief that she was liable to shoot the Presi.
dent il he persists in his refusal to grant a
respite to her brother.
A CIereyman's Views.
WASHINGTON, June 2Ssh.-The Star says
that DR.. Hicks, of the Tabernacle Church,
on Sunday, after asking the prayers Of his
people for Guiteau, entered solemn protest
against the blood. thirsty, .vindictive. iendish
| spirit that possesses most of the people. 1t
was murder under protection of the law.
Nervous Jau Authorities.
| WASHINGTON, June 2Sth.-The Jail au.
thorities were alarmed las. night at the ap-
pearance of three mysterious men about the
| Jail, who seemed anxious to cate the cell of
Guiteau. They insisted upon being per.
mitted to enter the Jail to look at the gallows,
which they called the "fxings." The off.
GERS of course declined permission, and finally
one of the men had to be excluded from the
gate by force. The theory of the Jail officers
is that these men were endeavoring to locate
Guiteau, in order that some action might be
taken 10 the event that there should be a
respite but there will be no respite, and the
avengers will not be compelled to take the
| law into their own hands.
Patent scaGoId.
WASHINGTON, June 2Sth.-Asa Mattice of
| Cleveland, arrived here last night with his
patent scaffold, machine of which he is
proud on account of its elegant workmanship
and fine appearance. The machine has al
ready been used in the hanging of a man
named Callahan at Wooster, o., last year.
Dattice has for some time been writing to
| the Jail aud local authorities here, urging
them to use his machine in executing Gut
teau, as he desires to present it afterwards to
the Western Reserve Historical Society OF
/ Cleveland. He saw Marshal Henry and
Warden Crccker to-day, who told him it
would be utterly impossible to secure the use
of his gallows, as the Jail authorities had al
| ready prepared very fine gallows for the
ceremony.
The Chicago Races.
CHICAGO, June Is h-Gano was the only
California horse IN the races yesterday,
Lucky B. being scratched 1t was in the
flash stakes for two year-olds. Gano sold in
the field, and never showed in front during
the race, finishing fourth. IL to days races
Duchess of Norfolk is the first fsvorite for
the Illinois Oaks, selling for $500 to $3.50 for
Pinafore. If she wins the Csliforhians here
will win large sum, as she is well backed
In the one and quarter miles race, Sunday
sold low in the POOLS bringing bat SIS to
| $3.50 for Checkmste. For the Owners heDdi.
| Onila f,anO Ia in will Erht
weight, and sold second in the pools, bringing
$50 to S160 for Mary Corbett. If the track
is not too heavy he will stand fair show of
winning.
The Prize Ring.
GREENSBORO PA. J. June rs sh.-Some forty
roughs and reporters embarked Sunday on
the steamer Blaine from Pittsburg, to see a
prize fight between the c3lored pugilists T.
B. Walling and Bryan Campbell. They
reached here at 6:45 Monday morning. The
crowd was swelled to 200 by this time An
e,x-Baptist minister was present 10y accident).
They went just across the ins into West
Virginia, and ct 9:55 Walling shied his cas-.
tor. and at about 10 o'clock Campbell fol.
lowed. At 1920 time was called and the
fight began. Thirty-ole rounds were fought
in the most brutal manner, when Campbell
closed the fight by getting in wicked, crash
ing stroke GA Walling'S neck, which dropped
him, nearly dislocating the vertebre At
1O:51 the sponge went up. Six dollars was
raised for Walling, Campbell passing the hat.
PITTsBURG, June 2Sth.-A brutal prize
| fight took place near Houtzdale, Carbon
county, early on Monday morning. Thomas
Reese ard Daniel Reese, local pugilists, were
| the principals. Forty thres rounds were
! fought in 40 minutes, terminating in a victory
for Thomss Reese. The vanquished pugilist
was terribly punished
The Maine Democrats.
LEWISTON, June 2Ssh.-The Democratic
State Convention made the following nomi-
nations for Congressional candidates, which
were elected Saouef J. Anderson, First
| District Daniel II. Thing, Second District ;
George w. Ladd, Third District; f. Murch,
Fourth District. Resolutions were adopted
and the Convention adjourned.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-
yentiOn.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.h.-Congressman
Randall and number of others have left for
| Harrisburg to attend the Democratic Con-
vention. Much anxiety is felt regarding the
result.
The Prohibition Question In Iowa.
| Dies MONIES, June 2Sth.-The State Reqis-
ter estimates the majority in favor of the pro-
hibition amendment to the State Constitu-
ton, voted on yesterday, at 10000.
special Session of the South Carolina
Legislature.
COLUMBIA, June 2Ssh.-The Legislature
met in special session yesterday to redistrict
the State.
The Labor Difficulty.
JERSEY CITY, June 2Sth.-The Board of
Aldermen have passed resolutions Of sym.
patty with the striking 'longshoresmen and
denunciation of the railroads.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
JACKSON mich. June 28th.-The boiler
of the Jackson Fire Clay Company's build
ing, north of this city, exploded yesterday,
killing instantly Michael Nugent badly
scslding Luke Thompson, Daniel Smith and
John Davis, and severely injuriDg three
others.
Death of Prominent Citizen.
CHICAGO, June 2Sth.-Amos T. Hall,
prominent citizen and Secretary of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, died
here Monday night.
Lynched for Lassoing a Citizen.
ST. LOUIS, June 2Sth.-A special from Las
Vegas, n. NJ, says AS r. II. Hutton was
walking on the street with his wife on Satur.
day night, Navajo Frank" an Indian des
perado, rode up behind him and threw lariat
over Huttons head. he then galloped off,
dragging Hutton over the rocky ground for
several hundred yards, when he cut the lasso
and escaped. The Indian was captured, jailed
and lynched on the same night. Hutton will
probably recover.
settlement OF the Christiancy Divorce
Case.
WASHINGTON, June 2Sth-- The Christiancy
divorce suit, which has offended the nostrils
of the public for a year past, has been settled
by the withdrawal Of Mrs. Christiancy's
answer and the original bill fled by the ex-
Senator. Her counsel have abandoned the
case, and the ex-senator will be given d.
vorce. The evidence has been sadly agains.
the woman.
More Electric Lights in New York.
New York, June 25th.-At o'clock this
morning the twelve new electric lamps in the
City Hall Park were lighted for the first time
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