Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, March 9th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: +. w.
Barnum, Ogden J. B. Coe and wife, Massa.
chusetts ; j. j. Buchheister, Shanghai, China /;
John Davis, John Rodgers, New Bedford !:
G. L. Seal and wife, Philadelphia; l.. G..
Walker, Chicago; c. A. Dyer. wife and two
children. Montana; J. McMullen, p. H.
Lent. B j. Hill, G. Nagai, San Francisco !;
J. NJ. Rickrell, q. S. N; f x, Longhesy,
Salt L Ike; Ann i. Ward, Cheyenne; Iii
enigraut passengers, including So males, to
arrive at Sacramento March 11th.
NEwHALL, March 9sh.-Passed here tc.
Mrs. f. L. Haswell, G. j. Van Tassel, ".
Easton and wife, San Francisco; r w.
Little, China Mrs. 5. Daily, Miss Maria
Hobart, j. l.. Sansevane, Los Angeles
Charles Christensen, San Francisco; DIR. J.
G. Fry, L. L. Fry, Peoria, Ill Miss Carrie
Cunningham, San Francisco; A. Fl. Ward,
New York George G. Knox, r. w. Miller,
Oakland ID. n. Dollinger, Bate, Mont. !;
H. M. Dever. Eureka, Cal; G. Lyman,
Spadra; Isaac Copeland. Oakland Louis E.
Aubury, San Diego John Smith. Tucson I;
J. IL. Wentworth, Nevada City w. F..
Holt. San Francisco M. T. Putnam. Mass !;
J. w. Emmons aid wife, Lovelock, New; j.
II. Foster, New York II. M. Newhall and
WIG, Dan TAHCisCO.
OMAHA, March 9th.-Lsft here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento March 18th: Ex-Gov-
ernor Stanford, Mrs. Stanford and son. Mrs.
Nash, San Franci:co: Frank Gsrgens, Brook
lyn E. Lobenstein, Pendleton, Or; Rev. ID.
r. Woart, Mrs. Wosrt, u. S. A.; Miss
Richmond, l., Grange. H.; Mrs. A. P.
Laurencs and child. Miss G. M. Harden,
Oneida, n. Y; Edward Kimball and wife,
Chicago A. A. Sargent, San francisco; D.
Felinsthall San Diego: Mrs. j. Manchester,
Miss L Manchester, Miss NJ. Manchester,
Providence, r. /.
THE OPIUM CASE Concerning the dis
missal of customs officers for completely in
opium smuggling at San Francisco, the
Gail says Nine men in all have been dig
placed, and not fifteen, as stated. They
are: Lee Mathews, Captain Of the night
force, his two Lieutenants, Rogers aud
Warren, and six Inspectors, namely, Saw
yer, Folger, Lincoln Edmondson, j. Nc
Mullen and G.. Matthews. All of these
officers, except the two first, were on the
second watch upon the Toxic on the night
wen the opium was seized. Lieutenant
Warren is retained temporarily on night
Inspectors rank and pay, and has charge
of the details under the direction of the
Surveyor. Three new temporary Inspectors
have been appointed, but the reporter could
not learn their names at the Collector
office. There is swarm OF applicants for
the vacant positions. The reporter was in
formed that the removal of Captain
Mathews and his Lieutenants was intro
ductory to change in the management Of
the night force, which the Collector and
Surveyor have for some time had In con.
temptation. The proposal is to do away
with those offices, and leave the night force
under the direct control of the Surveyor
and his assistants. The fact that the of.
ficers on the Tokio's second watch, January
81, are all dismissed, is taken to indicate
that the Special Agent, who has been in.
vestigatipg the matter thoroughly, is satis-
fled that whatever the Court may determine
to be legally proved, it is morally certain
that the seizsd opium came from the Toxic,
and that the men on the second watch, be.
ginning at II P NJ were culpsbly careless.
though they may not have been corrupt or
venal