Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-01
IcOsDEssED FROM LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

The Senate has ratified the supplsme1i al
extraditien treaty betwsen the United Sta s
and Spain.
The Mint coinage during February at Phil.
adelphia amounted to 81 651, 44O pieces. ys,.
ued at 81, 100, 800.
Ex-President Disz and party, of Mexico,
arrived at New Orleans last night, and were
given a formal reception.
Mrs. B. Calvert, of Warren township, Mis-
souri, was drowned while attempting to Cross
North river on horseback.
The eldest daughter of Judge Cary, Chief
Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, has
taken the veil at Chicago.
A negro was hanged by an infatuated mob
Tuesday night at Elgin, Tex, for attempting
to raps q little school girl.
Strang's snuff mills at Dutch Kills and
Marpeth, Long Island. have been seized and
destroyed by revenue officers
Senator OrvilIe II. Plat has been elected
a member of the Republican National Com.
mittee, in place of the late Marshall Jewell.
The New York Herald says that Senator
Edmunds has much sorrow on account of i'll
ness and death in his family, and that he will
soon go to California.
Thomas Hayes, of Troy, N. Y, has begun
suit TO recover 4. 400 acres If land IN Texas
granted by his father. who was Sheriff of
Atascosa county in 1885.
The Michigan Republican State Conven-
ton have nominated Austin Blair for Justice
of the Supreme Court, long tern, and ThoE.
j. O'Brien for the short term.
At Lawrence, Mass, yesterday, Charles
II. Cate probably fatally shot widow named
! Anderson, and then killed himself. Gate
leaves a widow and family in Boston.
Representative Cassidy has presented q
memorial to Congress from the Legislature of
Nevada, asking an appropriation of $3.50, 600
| for sinking artesian wells in that State.
The Texas Legislature has defeated the
prohibition messure by an overwhelming
vote and passed resolution to purchase the
Alamo size IN S2u Antonio Tor 20 900.
William McNu'ty, prominent young
| Journalist. connected with the Star, World
All Herald Died III New York, last night.
| az, So &c was univsEHaliy respected.
The Fushior. Greentaek State Central
! COMMITTEE Of Meine have decided 60 ac5
with the Democrats il 1884, ard that S9loa
Cnsse, Ggtenbacker. be iguoced in future.
The Massachusetts, House defeated-1o7 TO
| 60-the bill giving femals citiz3ns the right
to vote for city aud town officers, TO hold city
and town offices and vote in town meetings
w. M. Davidson, g member of the Arkan.
sas Legislature, while intoxicated, jumped
into the river at Little Rock yesterday, and
was drowned. His body has not been recov-
cred.
j. d. Watson is on trial at Columbus, O..
on the charge of offering bride to Repre-
sentative Black of Cleveland last winter.
Black testified that he had been offered a
bride.
Hon. D. N. Specs, Treasurer of Georgia,
has sold $1,000 of United States bonds for
Georgia, and placed the proceeds, exceeding
$3.50. 900, in bank, to reduce the debt of the
State.
Robert z. Cook, arrested in jersey City for
enbezzling So $50 from the Fifth Ward Saw
ings Bank, has entered plea of guilty, and
was sentenced to five years in the State
Prison.
George Fl. Taylor & Co., large paper and
printing establishment Of Chicago, have con-
fesssd judgment Tor 100000. The place was
seized by the Sheriff. and is now in the hands
of deputy.
Receiver Doolittle, of the bankrupt Towns.
end Savings Bank at New Haven, Conn,
has been advised by 'Justice to pay
ten FER cent. dividend. or sss his grave with
in six weeks.
Representative Randall has declined service
Oh LDO Gtil OONECLCuSG SNAA l4lteISs 40 LIZ q
also Morrison and Tucker, Afterwards ap-
pointed. The Speaker then took the matter
under further consideration.
The Duke Of Cambridge, presiding at o
meeting OF the National Rife Association in
London, said the Association looked forward
with pleasure to giving the American team a
most hearty welcome at Wimbledon.
The largest foreign mail ever sent from the
New York office was dispatched Wednesday
The Servia carried GA sacks of mail matter,
and other steamers took out AZ sacks, making
the whole mail dispatched duriag the day FOL
| sacks.
Arrangements are completed for the shoot
| ing match at Chicago between Carver and
Bogardus next Saturday. The match viii
| be for 100 birds each from five ground traps,
London Gun Club rules, eighty yards
| boundary.
Johannes Gsiselman. formerly letter.
carrier in Wurtemberg, Germany, was
arrested on the steamer BothHia at
I New York yesterday. As that vessel ne sred
| the dock Geiselman shot himself, dying in
stantly. He Yves charged with embezziemsnt.
Edmuuds yesterday reported adversely to
| the Senate, from the Committee Judiciary the
House bill to provide for ths restoration to
citizenship Of such citizens Of the United
States as have become naiuralized as subj scts
of Great Britain, and desire to return to their
original allegiance.
In the Missouri House the report of the
committee on the prohibitory constitutional
amendment recommended that IL do not pass,
and that any such amendment should provide
to reimburse the brewers, distillers and other'
| for conseduent loss. The amendment was to
bled by test vote of 6S to 80.
Senator Tabor. whose two hundred and
| fifty dollar night shirts attracted great atten.
tor, will be married tonight, at Wizards
Hotel, Washington, to young and pretty
widow. represented to be from Chicago, nam
ed McCour. The wedding present will be a
diamond necklace Of fabulous value.
The cotton exposition building ct Louis
! vile. XIV. win cover fifteen acres. The lay
| ing OF the foundations begin to-dsy, snd the
building viii he completed "a July. Botan-
! ical and art aune1es viii be added. Il is
probable that o national agricultural exposi-
| ton viii be held there at the came time.
TIE Woman's National Relief Association
! have secured the free rooms Of the New
| York World Publishing Company, where
they are prepared to recejya and forward to
needy sufferers from the foods ia the West
| any packages iatrusted 70 their care. They
earnestly request donations of al kinds.
Nathaniel Elmore, aged II, arrived in Jer-
sey CITY Tussd7y On train of the PennsTl-
vsnia Rsilroad from Portland, Or. a card
was pinned to the lappsi Of his coat, on which
was the nane Of the pegson in New York city
10 whom be was ssnt. he wss kinaly cared
for by The passengers and railway employees.
Professor Rockwell. Of the psJsg of scieu-
lists VINO leave New York Friday in the Aca-
puieo for Pensms, thence to Callao and thence
| to Caroline Island, to observe the eclipse Of
! May 9Th, says from Csllso the party viii be
| taken by the United States frigate Hartford
straight TO Caroline Island, 800 miles across
q desolate stretch of waters. They hope to
reach the island by the Goth Of April.
Ia view of the recent parochial school dis.
sster in New York, and st the request Of the
Board Of Education, the City Building In.
spector of Chicago ia making specisl exam
| ination of the public schools. Thus fer, 81
mot without exception, they have been found
faulty in construction, as dangerous steam
pipes pass close TO the wood partitions, and
the doors open inwardly.
The new iron steamer for which the North
ern Pacific has contracted with John Roach
and TO run from San Francisco TO San Diego,
will be S25 feet length Of keel, 30 feet breadth,
20 feet dsep, 20G0 tons register, accommods-
tiors for 200 cabin and 500 steerage passen-
gers. will be completed and ready for sea Oc-
! - ba ono y A.