Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-08


that Of 3S men, comprising the crew and off,
GERS of the Jeannstte, only Is are known TO
be living, and one Is known to be dead.
The Chinese Bill In the senate.
WASHINGTON, March 7th.-The Chinese
bill WIS bsfare the Senate two and q half
hours this afternoon, and nearly four. fifths of
the entire time was consumed By Dawes of
Massachusetts in characteristic speech.
His delivery was excessively solemn, meas
ured, slow aud monosonous. His arguments
were mostly stale, or manfestly absurd, and
| as natural Consequence, after the frat if
teen minutes very few peopls remained either
in the galleries or on the floor Of the Senate
TO listen to him. When. however. about
/ h 1T past 3 o'clock, Edmuuds took the floor,
the Senate chamber quickly assumed DIFF
ferent aspect. A score of Senators, who had
been chatting and smoking in the closk
rooms, fastened to their seats others who
were writing letters at their desks promptly
| Iaid aside their papers: crowd Of cor
respondents trooped into The reporters GAL
lery. and every utterance of the famous Yer
mont Senator received undivided and inter-
ested attention.
Friehtful Murder TN Boston.
| BosToN, March 7th.-This morning, SIS
MIS-. Harriet Bell was walking in Kirkland
street, near home, a weil-dressed man walked
up behind her, spoke to her, and then cut her
throat. She lived but two minutes. She
was heard to say to the man, just before the
cutting, Il don't know YOU" The assassin
was not arrested.
iooND pior III
BOSTON, March 7sh.-Mrs. Bell, it seems,
did not receive the fatal wound in the street.
Almost immediately upon entering the house,
and while she stood at the stairway, stran-
ger drew long knife aud plunged it into the
/ hn M
sun uiolnent WIN the piood pouring OUT Ia
into the bscL 49, -, s'J aoenu nir
chair. SCREAMING az an, ,nrr,areJ y Her
daughter. AGED IL saps al heaId m,mma
| scrsem down in ths front go -
ran down. Az T was going down
stairs | saw man going ont al the font
| door His hocIy y,s +o11.rd mo hn. 60,
the side of his face and nart ri his mn..
tacbe IT was a bic hla1L emns.acba
| Hs was h;g man W5sn COT doun to-
! nv mamma was SITTING ON chair !, III,
| hack room. and blood was non-;,'g on. Of ber
nfc< She Ell over ~, +ba as - 81
was oll sawn Tbrea orrasts hana has,'
made. but the right nerson II is boliaved has
not Vet heen can3nred
Two wome, Ass,ss,na,ed In Uen,r.,
Nm Vrnyoy fK,1 MI ~ NJ.
! Sigmsn the lannon's scar,et wnmann ~
Roundssope. and her mother wsre asssss;os.
ted last NIGHT nv an nnknown rerson The
assassin entered the cabin ahont midniebt
and shot first at Mary. He then VET ont
ard consulted with some one and shartSv
after returned and killed the mother Mars
little children alarmed the ne;phbors after
the assassin had left Tier uers n;ne
wounds in Marv,s body. five of which sinaIv
would be fatgl lanes Rsbon Saa hss Icy 81.
rested. and warrants are out for Two Others
There are some Threats of lvnchine
c,,,,, 81, -.
wv -
"AshiNGfoN, Hharch 'ch.-Oenersl Grant
nos .ne wealthy man ne mas been repre-
sented 10 Ie. ne Is very mucn III need OF the
pay PROVIDED tor IN General i'o9en's bill re-
sso'.ns am 70 me army. As present. accord
lng 70 trusS "ofthJ reports. ne Is without any
ps.sonai income. Ills soa Buck Grant is
qoiee rlcn, ana Is MAKING pieoty OF money
IL Is from partial knowisdge OF General
ans tuIs I ms, itlelos nave peeh
IN the army T. ;s now hoo evsr rratt, n nar
tain that This hill will f.il in tie Horss he
capsa the Ds,nccrats hars .irsoJn $500
mon n nolicv which If carr;ed ont MI Dc.
feat tbe messnrs ''' W.
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'isaSree'hs "oc'ofs-1a Last Hi
ness AGAIN
CHICAGO, March 7th The Times Wash
ington spscial says: DIR. Boynton, who was
in attendance upon President Garfield dur
ing his last illness, has written letter to Dr. |
Baxter, Medical Purveyor of the United |
States Army. Boynton says that Bliss was
never placed in charge of the Presidents case |
oy any member OF the Ere 'ldents family, |
f-on tbe,, tbra,,aba,t ~ 80; any Au'i TI,
.ha baoi 81 Pno.toa'o IT,. opon
dorsomant b, NJ. cssoIa "a gu ~
nth of The s.a,an.ent. thas.; u te
Dr psxter ba. o;ro,,Ia.od a.. in.te.
amhng tbs Ss,ato-s .nd rna,nha, 'i,' d i1...a
Safeat Pr Hi ;noI'ia n ~ ~, IL o.u
tsa D,;ssaa ta,aJ ,u;,h - .le iep9l. Vi
nensss ottendont So, G.sSsIS.s ; ;Ie
Tharo :. s,oh ~. ar ;,n.;as . ~ .s:
hat ). on ,;..I piopiissy III All 1uis,
,as . :, :; ~ ,sS.e S II piss
coin and IS IT, Pras;S I"e y! nuO,eaSly ain
his family had at anv time desired IN maize |
change it would have been very easv.
The Boston Failure.
RosroS Marcb 7tb The o-ad;tors ~ |
Cbas A Sweet r. CO the snsrsnJad h,nI.
inp firm. had to dsv lie followino sta,ement |
made. Ii.bilities falI sortsl 20 SIS iii as.
sets (estimated) Massacbnset's TentrsI bonds
50 rs. O57. In addition to this ia Swest's |
private capital Of SAL, 600 which is liable |
for the debts OF the firm, making the total
a ,sets -, 222 C57, leaving surplus of $780,
"AN' ''s' VI Sieuiloio VI drncte |
was furnlsned the press. There seems no |
doubS OF the payment OF the firms liabilities
10 full, and without great delay The feeling |
among the DanKs and brokers to-day Is more |
confident. No other failures are probable.
The Dead Professors Family.
CHICAGO, March 7th.-The family of Ko |
Kun Hue, Professor of Chinese at Harvard. |
who died of pneumonia four weeks ago, ar
rlved at the Grand Pacihc from the East yes.
terday. ana were assigned quarters In one of
the club-rooms awaiting the departure of the |
nrss Train ior oan Francisco The family |
consists OF tne "i9ow ana SIX small children. |
tne oioest p T ABOUT ~ ana the youngest
!, nursing. Inc Two Oldest boys speak Eng
lish In adoition TO taeir own language They |
are unoer the escort OF Mr. Ebdrew, an old
a-on. - 'no -s'o
s''''"' '''" y, .ne ."o'S Aexisia'ore
o"ieo.
SPRINGFIELD, March ?th.-Governor Gull |
ION 10 to-aay issueu Ptociamaeion convenlng |
INC oehe.ai einoiy "a. .he S'i oI March,