Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-18


Tbs Grand Jury in Washington have re
turned another Indictment against Thomas j
Brady, the stAr-router.
Duncan. the Shipping Commissioner 0
New York, has sued the New York Times -
libel and claims 100000.
Robert Merrick, Chief Auditor OF til
Pennsylvania Railroad. has been arrested Of
a charge Of forgery and embezzlemeGt.
As sample showing how Chicagosns at
tend the circus, $3.50. 000 vas dropped int
the Golfers Of Barnum during his ten day
stay.
The attachment against the property of J
II. Havsrly. the theatrical manager. has besI
withdrawn on payment of the claims Of thi
creditors by Mcconnell.
Rsv. J. Lane Borden, President of Mans
field College, Louisiana, was shot and killed
Saturday by Rev. Z. 7. Jenkins for seducin:
lady friend of the latter.
At New York Saturday, Belmont, Will,
in Court, showed some natural resentment
and emotion on his right to bear the name o
Belmont being questioned.
The Railway Exposition in Chicago is nov
attracting great crowds, and the operation o
the electric railway, which is 10 successful
operation, engages particular attention.
The fsilure Of McGeocb, Everingham &
Co., the gIeat Chicago provision dealers anC
spectators, caused an immense excitement
in the Chicago Board Of Trade, accompanied
by serious decline in prices.
a young woman in male attire was locked
up by the Chicago police Friday nigh. Sac
said I'll never wear Woman's clothes.
hate a hustle, and if l am not man l an
ALWAYS going to dress as one"
Governor Butler, contrary Co his forme,
assurance, has approved the warrants for the
salaries and expensea of the State Almshouse
at Tewksbury for February. March, April
and Msy, amounting to $4,000.
A cloudburst occurred enc mile north Of
Cheyenne, Wye, at 2 o'clock Saturday after.
noon, and within an hour the streets were
flooded from six inches to two feet. The
damage is estimated from $50, 600 to $40, GOO
Bishop ID. Simera Volantre, with his pri
vate secretary, Shin Chin Lin, left New York
Friday night for San Francisco, where thew
will remain guests of thu Bishop of Califcr-
MIA until the departure Of the steamer, June
18th, for China.
At Rutherford, n. c., the Mormon mis-.
sionarie5 have been ordered to lsaVe They
baptized a lot Of converts in Duncan creek,
and during tue ceremony the whole party,
males and females. were entirely naked. I'm.
mediately afserward they we're given notice
to quit that locality forthwith.
a special from Steubenville, O., Gays This
evening Edward Mulholland, a worthless
young man, who lives at Mingo Junction,
near this place, went home intoxicated. His
old mother said something that displeased
him, when he drew q revolver and shot her in
the head, inficting fatal wound.
Condition Of the Treasury on Saturday
Gold coin and bullion, S195, $50, US; silver
dollars and bullion, S114, 2l7, Ala; fractional
silver coin. S2S, 1876, S14; United States notes,
$53. 15S. 304. Total, 1891. $50 80 Certif-
Gates nutstandiug-gold, Sol, 157 $50 silver,
81, 756. 151 currency, S1,273,5 900.
1t is declared on creditable authority that
the finding of the Court. martial Of Majof
WATSON, the defaulting Paymaster, is two
yeass ia the Peuitegtiary and dismissal from
ths srmy. The Court is believed TO have
recommended Presidential clemency. Was
son appears to be growing disconsolate.
The remains of Mrs. Bertha Bleche1, who
died 10 New York On the 30sh, were put in
the retort az Lem0ine's furnace ct Washing,
ton, Pa, at 9 o'clock Friday night. The
ashes were removed at midnight She was
German, and member Of the United States
Cremallc company. Inc sshes Will De sent
to Carlsruhe, Germany.
The body of Mrs. Cornelia Walbe1g, wife
of Simon Walberg, mining broker of New
York, arrived in Washington, Pa, at II
o'clock Saturday morning and was taken i'm
mediately to the crematory and placed in the
retort. When the ashes are lifted they will
be sent to her late residence and put in an
urn and placed on parlor mantel.
A prize fight. short and terrific, was fought
Saturday afternoon in Collier township, IL
miles from Pittsburg, between Tom Duffee,
Superintendent of the Cherry mines, and
Peter Murphy, miner. Both are young
and weigh about 175 pounds each. Five
rounds were fought, and Murphy was whipped
and terribly pounded. There were 800 specta.
tors. Toe exhibition wound up in riot.
All that was mortal of Nicholas Lyman
Dukes, the n-aa whose presence caused
family discord and disgrace aud bloodshed at
Uniontown, Pa, was hidden from sight
Saturday in Churchill Cemetery, the buryine
ground OF the Shuble family, short dis.
tance from Uniontown, in German town
ship. Very few UUiOntown people attended
the funeral, and most Of those who did &c
went through curiosity.
The New York papers print the story oil
the shooting by young woman, named
Helen Harrington, Of Lexington avenue, oil
Mrs. Clarence Smith, wife Of LIQUOR mer
chant, residing in Fifth avenue, whom she
charged with having alienated the affections
of Patrick Callahan, Of Nassau street,
lawyer, from her The off an occurred il
DIR. Blendelps office, on East Nineteenth
street, Saturday evening.