Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

Europe instead. Eminent Commander Nor
man L. Gassette is credited with being the
cause Of great deal CT this dissatisfaction.
There ia not much Inclination TO 60 any
where, ard from tbs present outlook the
chances are that the Commandery will stay
at home.
Catholic Celebrations.
NEW York, April 15ah.-The two hundred
and tittieth anniversary of the founding of
the Society OF Jesus and the fftisth ami
verssry OF the establishment of the Joint
province OF Maryland which embraces Mas
sachusetts. New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland and the District ef Column
| bis, were celebrated to-day with great pomp
in the new and besuiiful church of st.
| Francis Xavier. Many dignitaries of the
1 Catholic Church were within the sanctuary
rails. and the congregation was very large.
At Baltimore Archbishop Gibbons celebrated
the anniversary with 2 mass in the Jesuit
church. In Boston Bishop O'Reilly, Of
| Springfield, preached sermon in the Church
of Immaculate Conception. In Philadelphia,
in addition TO the above anniversaries, there
were also commemorated the two hundredth
anniversary of the establishment of the
Jesuit mission ia America, the ore hundred
and tifsisth anniversary of the building of ST.
Joseph's Church, aud the fiftisth anniversary
| of its restoration TO the Sons of Loyola.
The New York Excise Law.
| NEW York, April 15sh.-The police made
an attempt to-day to enforce the excise law,
and many arrests were made.
| NEW YORK. April 16sh-A M.-The Penal
| Code was vigorously enforced yesterday. Nc
Glory's place was closed all day. Ten arrests
were made by the Mulberry street police,
and thirty four in other East Side precincts.
| Thirty three ballplayers were srrested or the
East Side.
Resignation of an officer.
ST. PAUL, April 15th.-It ia learned from
military authority that the resignation Of
| Guido Illges, Lieutenant Colonel of the
Eighteenth Infantry, is in tie hands OF Cen
eral Terry. Illges ia in command of Fort
Assiniboine. aud will be remembered as in
command of the expedition of January, 1881.
which captured Gall and Crow King, and
had much to do with reducing Sitting Bull to
the necessity of surrender.
Successor OF Judge McCOmas.
MOLINE TO-, April 15th.-Judge j. II.
Flint, long Iesding lawyer Of this city,
yer City, N. M, to assume the duties of the
late Judge McComas, who with his wife was
murdered by the Apaches.
stabbed and Killed.
CHICAGO, April 15ah-Late tonight, in
disrepusable portion of the city, during
fight Fred. Atkins stabbed and killed Ed.
Sanford. Both are colored. The murderer
escaped.
/ Fall of Fighters.
NEW YORK, April 15th-During fight
between colored and white people at mid
night at 142 Elm street, balcony on which
the men were fighting fell from the second
story into the yard. John Graul, an old
colored corn doctor, was killed, and Martha
Reilly, aged 81, colored woman, fatally in
iured.
A Physician Shot to Death.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS (Miss.) April 15th.-Dr.
Crum was shot and killed yesterday at Chapel
Hill by Jacob Rumph.
Bishop Stricken with Paralysis.
PIrTsBURG. April 15th.-Right Rev. John
Roman Catholic Church, stricken with paral-
ysis yesterday, is in en- unconscious condition,
and not expected to live over night.
Killed by Blow from Fist.
Troy IN. W, April 15sh.-Ahdrew Love-
lock was killed by L. Shevelier this evening.
Both were drunk and relatives by marriage.
Shevelier struck Lovelock with his fist,
breaking his neck.
Hanged by a Mob.
NORFOLK VA. April 15th.-A negro who,
at Windsor, n. c., grossly assaulted the
daughter of james Freeman, was captured,
then taken from Jail by mob and hanged.
ThermOmetrical.
New York, April Midnight
est temperature to-day, 54' lowest 39'.
CHICAGO. April 15th.-Highest tempera-
ture to-day, &C.; lowest, 5S'.
The Lanstrys Again.
NEW YORK, April 16th-A. Minis
Langtry and MIR. Mckenzie will sail for Eng
land this morning in the City of Richmond.
Mrs. Langtry arrived yesterday.