Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-24
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 ruz nrcoAD-vnos.l
The Remains Of J. Howard Payne.

the remains of John Howard Payne. During
the day q constant stream Of visitors passed
In and out Of the room where the body lay
guarded by the Sergeant alarms Of the
Board of Aldermen. Some of the ladie.
scattered flowers on the casket. The remains
will be removed TO the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot at o'clock and delivered by the Alder
manic committee to the Washington commit.
tee. It is expected that prior to the remova
of the body from the City Hall, brief ad
dress will be made by Algernon s. Sullivan
and the poem, God and Our Native Land,
recited by lady. After these services, and
while the remains are being removed to the
hearse, Gilmore's band, from the balcony oI
the City Hall. will play Home, Sweet
Home"
NEW York, March 23d.-Gilmore's band
in the afternoon was aligned in front of the
City Hall, and soon the sweet strains Of
" Home, Sweet Home made thousands Of
people hurrying homeward or busting about
In business halt, and all, remembering that
the remains of Payne were in the Governors
room, went thitherward. Nearer, My
God, to Thee" The Last Chord" and
g The Doxology were then played By the
band, and as the body was borne to TIN
hearss every instrument, full of pathos and
melody. gave forth again in modulated strains
Sho lmHlortal hoihes O"eos holnp, aii
present, from Gilmore to the smallest gamin,
uncovering. The coffin was erfolded oy the
star spangled banner. and as it was placed in
the hearse the "Star Spangled Banner
burst forth from the Instruments The fune-
raj procession then moved into Broadway to
the Pennsylvania Railroad depot, and New
York committed to the authorities OF Wasn-
ington the dust soon to find fitting home,
the band playing +" In Native Worth"
Revenues OF the Government
WASHINGTON. March 23i,-A statement
has been prepared at the Treasury Depart
ment. showinp that the total estimated re-
ceipts of the Government for the fiscal year
ending June 30 1888. under the operation of
the new Tariff Act will bttS405 900 600. OF
th;s amount So20 OOQ OOo are the estimated
revenues from customs. s143. 800 600 from
internal revenne and S4l 500. 900 from mis-
oelIaneons sonrces, The revepues of the fiscal
vaar anded June 9O 1880 were From cus.
toms. S22O 41O 900: internsl revenue. Sl46.-
497 600 mi.eellaueous sources. S36 61S 900.
Total, S4O3. .OO2 500.
pono-,.. ps..,n, ., +. .rh-ss,e,,ns I.,,.-
AepoI'oa neceip' oi q Ae''e1
from LOfu Sranfie'
WASHINGTON, March 23d.-According to
report current here, Minister West mas in
formed the State Department that he has
been instructed by Lord Granville to say the
violent expressions which certain professed
American citizens have given utterance to
since the dynamite explosion IN London
might disturb the otherwise amicabie rela-
dons existing between her Malestys Gov
eminent and the U olted states. a CORE
spondent repeated TINS statement TO Minister
West, and asked him II 1t was true. West
replied that OF course ne couio say notning 10
us oniclai capaclsy, and ns wouta ny sIl.s ~
srrs srob vn ;,,o.r,ct;on. 20 hin, Rat he ss;d
~, NTaisst1,s T,oysrnmant could do M less
tbsr tale sor,a cce,niz snca of the Sentiments
80, ,rs,,t ~ o,Isonoven Possa and he 40.
esoc;a.as E;nsr.r en5 others tbronob ths;r
,,a1,s.,a a1 ,,o-s ~ otharu;ss aud that ha az
,,eo.ad ;rar soroa s,,ch ;nstrnctiens from Earl
Erar,,;iio HT am orat;6ad he added /" AZ
tha tona of tbo me;ar;tv of tbe American
nawsnaners and think none of the rennta.
H. ;a,,,palS hos axh;h;ted anv svmnatbv w;tb
,,rascha-s of anarcbv 6estrnc.ion and assas-
a;-at;or
Secretary Frelipghuysen was asked if the
.ses.a -. 60, ar - -oth;na - 40 :
mon the snbiect !" was his answer
It ia belieyed tnat some communication has
iuss oassed between the British Minister and
the State Department. but there is the best
reason to doubt that it took anything like
the mepacipg form sscribed to it by the
rnmor
0p M-Nin;ster West was AGAIN inter
viewad this Afternoon. He refused 10 tall
oficiaIlv. bnt during the Conversation said
You can state that the relations between
the countries were never more eorolsi' ara
petter tunoeIseanulng nsver e4ls.eo. L.. = ut
i nos see sne shsnsess Ieeson 70 spDren7nu WI"
THESE reisuens may oe i.npsifeu'
The Yellowstone Park
WASHINGTON, March 23d.-A letter from
the Superintendent of Yellowstone Park t.
the Secretary of the Interior says the lessee
of the various privileges have already built |
stable $50 by 40 feet. an ice house, in which
400 tons of ice are stored, and have the create
portion Of the material for the largest hote
on the ground. A large force of men is em
pIoyed. He says further that the stories o
the slaughter of game in the park are greatl,
exaggerated, and that all the moose, elk o
other large game killed anywhere in tn
reighborhood is charged to depredators il
the park.
Rough on Brady.
WASHINGTON, March 23i.-It is state,
upon the authority of one who has seen th
document, and whose statements are be
lieved to be trustworthy, that Mail Contracto
James B. Price has made an affidavit, no'
IN possession OF Cne OOVernmeDVS NHerclu II
alleges that he on oEe occasion gave ex.As
sistant Postmaster General Brady =. 800 In
Fos'ai ura.s, eososn9, ",si q I'll So
0oriOt''s '---4S
The Conkiing-baverstlck AhaiF.
NEW YORK, March 2S1.-A writ Of habes
corpus and certioari was issued from to
Supreme Court to-day in the Gaze OF Georg
W. Conklipg, Jr,, held for shooting and xii
ing WILDER H. Hsverstiek, commanding Coi
oner Levy to appear and show cause to-moI
row why the accused should not be admlste
to bail. Cenkling's counsel claims as tn
shooting was l!stinAoie his 0neAs oioe'A :
The Post this morning says OF the Coroner M T
jury verdict : we suppose IL Is insenoso %
equivalent to Justiha5ie nomicio9 i!III ous "a
true reason why Conkling Killed hsverssic sue
was that he had what ne ougnl not 20 nav .
hsd-a pistol IN his POCKET. II no pistoa as ~
been there, ne would propaely nase leis "a
room and gone Tor the ponce. - lervoG
man with pistol Is pretty sure 70 oraI
if be feels excited or THINKS nimsen N Jss !
ger; ana wnen ne sesS :. - snse .,;th Il t.
does nos Anom W.. mra ;,rr - sbo,,l5 sanction tb
% mons.rVLs ,hat ssar man NAV On to = private houa
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