Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-17
them by the Union men. They give notice

tnem ny the ~ HlOu meDs luey give nobiCo
that their shops are open for any workmen
the terms of the arbitration agreement. This
means that all non. onion men, as well as all
Union men not members Of the Assemblies
that belong to the Arbitration Board, are at
liberty to work in these shops.
The Conductors Association of the United
States is holding its twelfth annual meeting.
Congressman ThompsOn's Trial.
CINCINNATI. May 16th.-The Times-Star
Hsrrodsburg, KY, special says: Judge
Denny spoke on behalf of the Commonwealth
in the Thompson trial this morning, and was
followed by Blackburn for the defense. The
Gaze goes to the jury at 4 P. NJ. Applause
was suppressed by the Court several times
during Denny's speech.
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
HARRoDsBURG, May 16sh. = When the
jury came in with their verdict the defendant
sat between Colonel Jacob and HE father.
The latter was ashen pale with excitement.
When the Court asked the jury if it had
agreed on a verdict, tht foreman responded,
1--WE have" and being asked what it was,
slowly said, "We, the jury, find Phillip B.
Thompson, the defendant, not guilty SIS
charged in the Indictment" Then came a
shout, and men rushed forward to congratu-
late the defendant. During the confusion
the voice of Phil. Thompson, Sr, was heard,
saying, "Thank God. Tricky wives can now
be protected" The Court discharged the
jury and adjourned.
Cheeky PIagairist.
NEW HAVEN, May 16th.-Henry w. Pal.
mer, student of Yale College, and the re.
cipient of the much-soughs honor of men,
bership in the Chi Delta Steta Society, re.
for farapu hos haara rs
covered in plagiarism, and has astonished the
College. and get an example for the other
plagairists. by publishing the following
straightforward card: 81 hereby resign my
membership in Chi Delta Steta. The reason
for this step is the discovery of three Instances
of plagiarism, namely, "Golden Hair, u
1.-THE Dandeliop," and the Lighthouse, u
which have appeared over my signature in
the Yale Literary Magazine. I plead nothing
in extenuation, and simply ask credit for
what have really done in writing" Pal
mer comes from Sioux City, Iowa. He is %
years old, and a member of the present Senior
class Of Yale College. He has always as
pired to be known as literary genius and
some time ago he was elected editor of the
Lit, the highest literary honor that can fall
to the lot of student. Soon afterwards he
was taken into the Bones Society. He has
contributed many articles to the magazines.
Maryland MOrmOnism.
BELAIR md. J. May 16th-After lapse Of
thirty years, Hartford county has revival
of Mormonism. The first public meeting
since the revival was held three weeks age,
and the second on May 9th, both at the house
of Joseph Eckert, 8 shoemaker and farmer,
who lives near the Rocks of Deer creek sec.
| ton, and is known as brother of the Latter
Day Saints. At the last meeting between
sixty and one hundred persons were
present, the males outnumbering the
| females three or four to one. The meeting
was opened by john Fowler, farmer, abou;
% years of age. He said he belonged to the
original Mormon Church, not the Brigham
Young part of it, and was follower Of
Joseph Smith. He introduced his brother.
in-law, Monteville o. Matthews, of Newport,
York county, Pa, as the regular Mormon
preacher. Matthews is clock-mender by
trade, and about 40 years of age. Though
ne has little education, he has forcible way
of speaking. He prayed before he began his
sermon, and preached afterwards the divine
institution of the Mormon Church.
Kentucky Democratic State Convention
LOUISVILLE, May 16th.-The Democratic
Convention met at noon and elected Hon
Isaac Caldwell, of Louisville, temporary
Chairman, appointed Committees on Organi
cation, Resolutions aud Credentials, and took
recess until $50 P. NJ
The Case of Jere Dunn.
CHICAGO, May 16th.-In the Jere Dupr
murder trial. Colonel Mum closed his argu
ment for the defense at the 1 o'clock adjourn
ment. He will be followed this afternooh BY
Emory Stors, also for the defense. It il
probable the case will go to the jury tomorrow
night.
Therm0metricaI.
NEW YORK, May -Highestitempera
ture to-day, 6S' lowest, 50'.