Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-09

not being satisfied from the evidence submitted u
Ine that ssid Dauphiu is engaged in conducting
| scheme fer obtaining money through the mails by
Of false and fraudulent pretensions and prom
ises, hereby authorize and direct suspension Of
| the order OF November IS 1872 so far IS reGtes
to said Dauphin, until the case has been heard aud
I determined by the Supreme Court OF the United
States D. NJ. KEY,
Postmaster General.
Continuing, Gresham says 1t appears that the
| decision in the lower Court being against him, Key
| ordered a temporary Suspension OF his first order
until the case should be heard and determined by
the tribunal Of last resort. Keys first order was
not revoked or Cancelled. 1t was simply temporarily
suspended. The dismissal Of the appeal, therefore,
by the appellants counsel with the consent OF the
Solicitor General, put end to the suspension and
restored the binding effect of Keys first order. The
only question in the the constitutional
power Of Congress to enact the st2tut9 upon which
Key acted. Upon that question Gresham says be
has no doubt the Supreme Court affirmed the con-
stitutionslity of the Act, which declares: 90 No
letter or circular concerning so-caed gft concerns,
or other similar enterprises, offern2 prizes shall be
carried in the mails In view Of this decision, the
consttutionslity OF the Act applicable to this case
cannot be seriously questioned Gresham concludes;
I" have confined myself to M tiers as they appear
from the records of TIE department. The first
Ger will therefore be executed as II the second had
| not been entered.
Wisconsin Democrats and the Liqn0r
Question.
| MILWAUKEE July sth.-At temperance meeting
to-day at which Mayor Stowell, Democrat in poll
tics, but o: strong temperance views, spoke, there
were several addresses in whicht was limited that the
Prohibition party Of the country was preparing
nominate Presidential ticket in 1884. 1t is said
| the movement has acquired considerable Roadway
in Ohio, Indiana, Alabama Maine and other States,
and organization for that purpose is going rapidly
forward. Another meeting Will be held tomorrow
night, to form a State Alliance. Many prominent
citizens have expressed determination to attend
1t Is understood that the Oh airman OF the Wisconsin
State Democratic Committee addressed \ letter to
Mayor Stowe cone rning his action with the temp
| GRANGE people a Convention of Democratic leaders
will soon be held IN this city, to consider what atti
tude the Democratic party OF Wisconsin shail take
| on the liquor question. The people Of the whole
State are aroused.
The Vermont IIsuEreetion ssUieieG,
hanover IN. II J. July 8th.-Peace prevails at
| the Ely mines, aud the last company OF militia
have gone home Twenty special policemen, with
| the Sheriff and Deputies will remain few days
longer, but no further trouble is Gpprehended. Ii
| the ring leaders, who evaded the officers, return
| and attempt to create disturbance they viii be
| arrested EX-Superiuteudeut CAsin, who left town,
| has returned Many miners say the unlawful
| demonstrations were instgated b. few hot headed
ones. The cash in possession Of the company, added
to what viii be realized rom the sale of copper en-
| route to market, amounts only TO $1,000 ana VIII
be paid to the workmen so, 900 was due June Goth
| The company expected financial aid, which would
| enable them to pay the miners in full. Work win
not be resumed at present The destitute families
of the unpaid miners provided for by the town.
| The bon9-hoders held 4 meeting in Boston Tues
day.
Another Invoice Of Panper Immigrants.
NEW YORK, July Sth.-The steamer Egypt arrived
| from Liverpool to-day, having among her Storage
passengers four families assisted hther by the
British Government. IL was thought fully 0ne-half
of the steerage passengers We're " assisted and a
most rgid examination was made. il was Tumored
that the immigrants were instructed TO declare that
they paid their own passage, bat almost every one
| save the four assisted families held abundant evil
dence that they came to this country by their own
| eXertions The assisted families were Jeremiah
Rourke, aged - with a wife and three children;
John Sullivan, aged %, with wife and three small
| children; Michael Deyne, aged As, from County
Mayo with . wife and six children Christy Gaines.
from County Meath, with wife and four children.
Mexican galway Affairs.
wAsmNGToN, July sth.-Informaton is received
here that work the Mexican International HAIL
way in Mexico, which has been suspended, is to be
| begun again at once. There had been some disa-
greement between the railway people aud the Mex
lean Government about concessions, but these diff
ferences have been adjusted, and the various
projects consolidated with General Grants Mexican
Southern Railway, Of which Gould is the alleged
financier and this system it is said is TO run not
only the City OF Mexico, but much further south
into the Central American States.
The Proposed Nicaragua CaeaI.
WAsHMGroS, July sth.-Several Nicaraguan
capitalists here looking after the interests OF
the proposed Nicaraguan Canal project, work on
which, they say, viii be commenced Just as soon as
the members OF the company resident in this
country shall decide Their concessions from the
Nicaraguan Government do not expire for some
time yet. Nicaragua being highly productive
country close connection between it, the cities of
the United States and other parts of the world it is
| claimed, will be greatly beneficial. At least it
seems probable that Nicaragua Is to be nearer
neighbor than heretofore.
BIOOdsIed in Kentucky.
GRRESsBURG (Ky), July Sth-Last night Marshal
Henry, OF this place, with Ben Bagby and four 9th.
ers started to arrest James owen, desperate char
acter, on felony warrant. They reached the des-
parado's house at midnight and found that he had
gathered party Of his friends to resist arrest
Fifty shots we're exchanged Marshal Henry was
killed, B1gby mortaly wounded, ana the rest Of the
posse fsd. 1t is supposed that some OF the Others
were wounded. Owen is still at large.
The Dead Archbishop,
CIyCEEArI, July slh.- Thousands OF people
viewed the remains of the late Archbishop Purcell
at the Cathedral residence 10 day Rain fell
heavily during the forenoon. The Streets in the
neighborhood Of the Cathedral were so densely
packed that it necessary to call large body Of
police out to prevent dangerous crush. To-rnor-
row the body will be placed in the Cathedral 1t
has been decided 60 issue tickets OF admission to
the funeral on Wednesday, to prevent crush.
The Burned WOrhh9rse.
BosroS, July Sth-Eiward Whalen applied at the
police station TO night for nights lodging He ad.
mitted that he was an escaped convict from the
State WorkhoCse at BTldgewater, burned Saturday,
and said negro, James Gilmore, who escaped with
him, caused the FIRE. Gilmore arrested, and
confessed to having carried matches for year TO
accomplish it, he showed straw up the yentilator
and dsused steam. pump and ia;oited it, and left the
place in ashes. He remarked: q When get out of
this l will burn this town." The third convict
escaped toward Providence.
Sudden Death OF n Journalist.
WORCESTER (aass) July Sth John Dennison
Baldwin, senior editor and proprietor OF the WOr-
ceSter Spa, died suddenly this morning OF corges
tion of the lungs. He was born in North StOuipg.
ton, Conn, in 1909, was member OF the Chicago
Convention, and elected to the Thirty eighth,
Thirty ninth and FoIiieth Congress He was the
author of volumes emitted Raymond Hill and
other Poems and {" Prehistoric Natives of Ancient
America"
Candidates fer LynchiDg.
CHATTANOOGA (renn.), July sth.-A negro and
ragged two little girls at Sunbright, on the Cincn.
nati Southern Railroad, this evening. Both con-
fessed their guilt, and VIII be lynched
Cold and Hest.
CHICAGO, July sth.-A polar wave struck this city
yesterday, and continu2s to-day. The temperature
81 to co. during the day. It is much colder to-
night, and overcoats andfurs are in general use.
PHrLaDELPHIA, July Sth Seven deaths from sun.
| stroke occurred here to-day
Confession of Thief and IaeeRdiary.
BosToS, July sth-John H. Drew, under arrest
on charge OF stealing $50 600 worth OF furs from
confession to the Inspectors that to cover up his
rObbsry he set fire in the firms building on the
evening Of June l9th which caused loss Of g. 000
Reward of Faithful Nurse.
CHICAGO, July Shit is stated that Judge Won
b. Higgins, OF this city, is about 70 marry Miss
Morse Of Los Angeles, Cal Judge Higgins is
| about 90 years old and worth in the neighborhood
of million dollars. His wife died year sgo, aud
the Judge has been quite i'll since then 10 October
| Miss Morse who is niece OF his late wife, came
here, and has been taking care of him, with the
| sult mentioned. The starry goes that she has re-
turned Los Angeles, and that The Judge will ioin
her there after visit 10 the hot springs at Las
Vegas.
Engine and Eleven Ears FeraiIed.
| HARTFaHp. sulg eth.-An engine and eleven cara
cf the est bound freight On the New York and New
England roaI were derailad today, owing 70 the
failure to signal properly where tss track vas
being repaired Eobedy killed, but The eugire,
esrs and freight we're much damaged.
Beecher's annual Vacation.
BRooKIzs, July sth.-Hr. Beecher preached rs
last sermon today, previous TO his snnual vscztion
He apaoHnesd fhst he expected to be alien, til ta