Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28
The secretaryship Of The Treasury-Resig.
nafien or Ealeer

unustetooo tnas oiSer, after his resignation
will take up his residence in New York city
| as the counsel of the New York Mutual In
surance Company. All speculation as TO his
probable successor in the Treasury Depart
ment would be premature.
WASHINGTON, November 27sb.-I.is nroh.
able that Richard Crowley will be appointed
in Judge Folger's place.
WAsEIEGToN, November 27th.-F oJrer de.
MES himself to visiLers this morning. being
engaged IN the preparation of his annual re.
port. his private secretary pfonoupces the
story that he has rendered bis resignation "a
entirely unfounded.
WASHINGTON, November 9th. At l
o'clock Folger. in sn interview, denied EN-.
phaticaily that he had resigned.
The Eitz John Porter Case.
WASHINGTON, November 27th.-The bill
Tor the restoration of Fitz John Porter to
the army is set for consideration for the first
wednesday in December, and the contest
over the case is expected to be renewed at
that time: Morrill, will undoubtedly antag.
onize It with his tax bill, which, in view Of
the general clamor CT the press to have some
thing done In the wsy of financial legisla.
TOD, Ina7 cause the regular order to be- ses
aside. Should such contingency not arise n
controversy that will be memorable in the an.
mails OF the Senate is expected to ensue,
Should the bill for Porter's relief be taken uo
Tor consideration, Porter's friends manifest
more confidence than they have ever hereto.
fore shown in the result, occasion ed by the
favorable action of the President some months
ago, and the effect of Grants opinion.
Rich. but Not Yacht Happy.
NEW YORK, November 27th.-Cramp, who
Is building Jay Gould's yacht, has been ia
consultation cor with the Naval Advisory Board.
He says his contract with Gould does not give
hlm any definite number Of knots, but TO do
the best that can be done with vessel 2l2
feet long with fixed breadth of beam. He
says Could cannot bear to be tantalizsd. A
New York silk dealer named jarrett lives
above Gould on the Hudson. Hehas a Yacht
III feet long, which habituslly passes Gculd's
present yacht on the river. Jarrett, it seemq.
has vicious way Of coming down and firing
gun as he passes Gould's LAM ding, then when
ne passes him OF the river lie beckons 10 him
In knocking and dreadful way from the deck
OF his yacht. Gould has no idea of going
around the world, but does intend to stop
this lmpertineace. The new yacht will be
nearly all boilers and engines, and will prob.
ably be the fastest vessel ever built.
The Railroad War Probably Ended.
CHICAGO, November 27th.-The Times this
morning publishes correspondence between
Jay Gould and the Presidents OF the roads
ID Inc Northwest, now engaged in the rate
war, which shows that Mr.. Gould proposed.
and Mr. Riddle and Mr.. Mitchell favored, a
meeting for arbitration and the restoration of
rates to-day, which establishes the genuine.
ness OF the dispatch, which had been denied.
mere Is also reason to believe that plan OF
adjustment will be agreed upon within twenty
four hours.
Uniogerlike Conduct.
johnson, after firing what he supposed to be
fatal shot st his affianced blew his brains
out. The girl was only slightly hurt.
Eebrasia's Vote.
LINCOLN, November 27th.-Fioures show
that Dawes (Rep) msiorisy for Goyerno-
over Morton Dem. was 1886. Average
Republican vote on State officers. ALSO.
Democrats, 26,S47 anti-monopoly, 17,1S7.
The Loss of els Cue Causes n ChiuausD
10 XIII Himself.
CAIRO Qn.), November 27th-A Cb;ns.
man came ashore from a river steamer yester-
day, and In wandering about town had his
pls.tall cut off. The loss of i. made him SO
desperate that he beat his head sbockinelv
and, being stopped by some men, juu,ped In
the river and was drowned.
The Trial Of Frank James,
KANSAS CRY (Mo.l November 27sh.-
Frank James was brought here to-dav npd
Will be arraigned at 3 o'clock. His transfer
from Independence was effected very quietly.
SECOND DISPATCH.I
KANSAS CRY, November 27th.-Frark
James appeared in Court this afternoon and
pleaded not guilty to the indictments for the
Independence Bank robbery in 1869 and the
murder of detective Wilcher in 1874. His
trial on these was fixed for January 22d next.
and ,IarOes u-aa trE hoo T.
this evening.
Archbishop Purcelrs Indebtedness.
CINcISNATI, November 27sb.-Aa article
IS published to-day. signed "Rspudiating
Priests" designed to show the creditor Of
Archbishop Purcell that it will be impossible
to % more than temporarily relieve the dis
tress occasioned by his failure, and Cooperate
in plan to wipe out the stain uyon Che
Catholic Church caused by il. The Cburcb
they say, Is in no manner bound to paw il. a.
1t was purely a private debt.
Destruction by Fire.
CARRoLLToN Ili.), November 27th,-Ar.
dipger Piper's fl our mills were burned YES.
tesdsy. Loss, $4,000; insured for Sl2 600
Deaths Dofngs.
CHICAGO. November 27th.-GeneraI Ham.
ilton n. Eldridge, distinguished soldier.
lawyer and citizen, died this morning, aged 40,
HAMILTON (O.), November 27th.-Leyis
d. Campbell, prominent in State politics.
for many years Chairman of the WAYS and
Means Committee in Congress, but lately
retired from public life. died yesterday.
New YORK, November 2?th.-Thomas LIE
Glare, the artist, died last night.
Winter Fairly Commenced.
CHICAGO, November 27th.-Snow was quite
ger eral yesterday in the Northwest. four to
six inches falling. It is now cool and threat.
ening further fall to-day. Trains are not
much delayed on any roads.
CHEBoYGAN (Mich.) November 9th
Nine inches of snow fell here last night.
A Dissraced Clergyman,
BLOOMINGTON (Ill.), November 27th.-Ex.
Rev. Hoffman, expelled from the clergy for
uaclericsl conduct, refuses to attempt an SD.
peal, declaring that spite and malignity, in.
stead OF Christian justice has been awarded
him. This ends the ecclesiastical trial, but
the criminal case still impends.
Family Well Provided Fer.
New York, November 27th.-The will of
the late George O. Osgood makes the follow.
ing requests: To his wife, $500, coo. beside
his house furniture; his sister Elisabeth Ann,
5000, 900; his sister Nancy, $500 900 his
sister Pauline. $50 600; bis brothers Franklin
and William, S100,000 each; to James III.
Plat. for the benefit Of his brothers and sis.
tsrs, $500, 600.
Killed While Resisting an officer.
CAMPBELLsvILLE (Ky.) November 27th.-
Officer VIM. Jones attempted 20 arrest q
colore5 man, Julius Hart. The latter re.
sisted, when Jones shot and killed Hart. and
was himself arrested by the Town Marshal
He had an examination trial and was &C.
quilted.
Coming RaIirOadefs.
OMAHA, November 27th.-Wm. G. Swan.
Traffic Manager A. V. FL. Carpenter, Gen
eral Passenger Agent aud J. L. CLARK. Gen.
eral Superintendent If the Chicago, MIlwau.
kes aud st. Paul Railway, Lift Omaha last
night by q special train for Californis, in
search of health and pleasure.
ThermometrIcaI.
NEW Y DIRK. November 27th-sIidnishs,
Highest temperature to-day. S9'; lowest, 20o
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Murder Of the SubItn Eetersiye
DUBLIS, November q h.-Five more sus
pscts have been arrested in Connection with
the murder of detective Cox. Dosing, or
Dolsn, is progressing favorahly In the Po-
ica Court to day ths men Dsvine, Woodward