Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-04


year.old, no record, out of Gazalle, recort
2:2l, by Kentucky Prince; Lulu, bay mare
ten years old, record 2:14f, having with hel
black FLY by old George Wilkes Gazelle
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian. record 2:21. Sh,
has q FLY by her side by Governor Sprague
The horses are in charge Of John Miller, al
experienced horseman of Lexington, KY.
The Jury Fixing" Case.
WASHINGTON, November 3d.-The Payn,
bribery case came up this afternoon in tn,
Police Court before Judge Smell. j. E. Skiv
ingston was called to the stand, and gave ties
timony that he was induced by Fall to take {
position behind bookcase in his office, snG
there heard tine conversation had by Fal
with two colored men (Foote and Panel, and
Fall said be was there by authority of the
Department of Justice for the purpose Of
breaking the star route jury, and that he
| (Fal)) would be sustained by the Government
Witness further said that part Of his affidavit
was dictated by Governor Welis. The evil
dence here closed, and after some argument
as to the admission of Foote'S fidavit. the
Court announced after the argument that he
would give decision tomorrow.
Governor Hoy. and the 'Bolters..
HARRISBURG pa J, November 3i.-Gov.
ernor Hoyt writes letter declining to pre-.
side over meeting OF the independent citi
zens to night. The Governors reason is that
the accepted traditions of the people make i.
! an improperly that he, holding q non-pare:.
san public Office, should take part in dis
| tinctive political meeting. He continues al
considerable length, setting forth the evils OF
| bossism," and in round terms declares his
| independence of machine politics, holding
that peace can only come to the Republican
party OF the State through Independence
among the mass Of voters.
In conclusion, he congratulated the "bolt.
ers" on their courage, and predicted their
| eventual success.
The Naval Advisory Board.
| WASHINGTON, November 3d.-Tke Naval
| Advisory Board, which visited the unused
monitors Gu the Delaware river, have re.
| turned. They report the vessels in q satisfac.
tory condition, though they think some alter
ations will be necessary The Board will
make no recommendations at present, as
their duty is only to advise after the vessels
| have been launched. The Board viii preb.
| ably not have the plans for the new steel yes.
sells ready before the close OF the next session
| Of Congress.
The kentucky TraubIe-Faneral of The
| Victims
ASHLAND, November 3i-The buildings
are festooned with Grape, and all business was
suspended here too day. The funeral Of the
victims Of Wednesdays violence took place
at 10 o'clock. Six # the iced aye not
expected to live. The psople ere very indig.
nant against Governor BlackharD and Judge
| Brown. The latter has fed from town. AT
a citizens n.eatiug lssg nizht steps wee taken
| to raise funds to pay Shs expenses of the
killed ard wounded. There is still great ex.
element here.
Troubles OF n theatrical Va. iger.
| NEw York, November 3l.-The xc1anee
of seats for the fl st night of Mrs. Tangtry's
performance began yesterday morning at
! Wailack's Theater. A long line Of men stood
outside tbs box; flee window when it was
| opened. The exchanges were effected with a
great deal of trouble. Some persons de-
manded precisely the same sests as they had
in the Park TIeater, and ore old gentleman
threatened to sue Abbey for an unlimited
amount of damages. Some trouble was ex.
perienced by Abbzy's assistant through the
discovery that while tie fire was in progress
800 tickets for different nights Of Lapgtry':
| first week bad been stolen. Several persons
have been arrested, on whose persons about
100 tickets were found.
The Fire Record.
Usage CITY ks, November 3].-A fire
| yesterday destroyed about half block oil
business houses here. Locs, $50, COO; insured
tor S25, 000.
BALTIMORE, November 3j,-A Gre tLic
morning partially destroyed tho huiidiua
known as the Arlington Variety Theater
| John Pearsen, young man, was burned to
death, end Miss Georgis Supple, one =. the
| attaches Of the place, WAS seriously buIs by
| jumping from tho roof of the building
NADINE BUSTED, The lessee of the place, had
an ankle sprained in jumping from window
James Kenny, an esnpioye, YVES badly burned
/, about the hands ard face. Several Others
were slightly Injured. TIE fire origin ated on
the stage. The destruction Of property was
| small.
| NIrdercrs Gyerha1led-One KILLED and
Another Captured.
LINCOLN (Neh J, November Sl.-A dis.
patch to the State Journal Gays: Belmont
| and Zimmerman, who committed the triple
| murder at Menden, ia this State, have been
| rfsuled at Larkin, Ks. Belmont was
killed and Zimmerman captured.
FouBd Dead In Els Cell.
CINcIsNAII, November 3l.-Andrew Nit
cheil. arrested on Monday last on suspicion
Of being guilty of the murcer of A. w. Rose
| October h, was found dad in bis cell il
| Glendale this morning. l. is Ea;d ths PROOF
against him was very strong.
| Raid OF Hostile Indians.
LAREDO (Tex.) November 3d.-A band Of
| hostile Indians, numbering 6b5us fifty, made
| raid on p ranch near the town of Huisa
| chexa, Mckee, Wednesday night. feizinl
some fifteen or twenty persons and capturing
/ lot of stock. They then made good their
| escape.
Funeral OF the seGuins.
NEW York, November 3l-Tbe fuoeral Of
| Mrs. DIR. Seguin and her three children, whom
she killed, took place to-day from her late
residence. From an early hour the street wa;
| thronged with people, whom it required O
squad OF police to keep in order. The funera
| was strictly private. The services were per
| formed by DR.. Col!yer.
Not Found 10 be TrNe.
New York, November 3j.-The repor:
| that the Texas cattle fever reached the New
York market has not, en- inspection, been
| found to be true.
Two More Victims.
WILLIAMsPoRT tPa.). November 3d.-John
Lundy, ST., and John Lundy, Jr., two of TIE
men injured ct McIntyTo's planer yesterday,
| died this morning, making in all five deaths
| from the accident.
Proposed Billiard Tournament.
New YORK, November 3d.-The Spirit o.
| the Times suggests in view Of the contem
plated visit to this country Ct Vignaux, the
| French billiardist, that il would DO in order
| for Congress Of leading experts to organize
tournament at cushion caIoms, open to the
| world.
Another Prize Fight Arranged.
CHICAGO, November 3d.-An agreement
| was entered into last evening between the
pusilisss John L. Sullivan and James Elliott,
to fight with small soft GLOVES four rounds,
| Marquis OF QIsensbury rules, in o 24-foot
| ring, December On, either in Chicago, Mil
waukte or Pittsburg. Sullivan agrees &c
give Elliott $500 and the gate receipts If ht
does not knock him (Eiliott) out of time be
J fore the expiration OF tae four rounds.
| Unfinished Eace COmpIeiet-East Time
PROVIDENCE Or. 1 J, November 3J.-Yes
| terday's unfinished trotting race was wo1
easily by Yellow Dock and mate, in tie fa.t
| time Of PHI.
HELD 70 Answer.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3J.-Six Assess
ors and United States Supervisors OF Elec
| ton, arrested yesterday for conuiviug q
| fraudulent and fictitious registration. wer,
arraigned in the Police Court this afternoon
| Oaly portion Of the cases was heard. bui
the prisoners were held to answer before tn;
| Court.
TIIbuies TO simoEton.
NEW YORK, November 3i.-Ths Erenirt
Post, Commercial, Mail and Express contain
tributes to Simonton.
Election Law Violations.
| NEw York, November 3d.-The Grsne
| Jury to-day presented indictments agains
eighteen persons il the Eighth Assembly Dis
trict for violating the election laws.
Frank Queens Estate.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3i-Lstters o
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