Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-22

Greensburg, st. Helena parish. but learning
that they would probably be arrested on sus-
picion Of being the slayers of James Curley,
left town. They remained at house in the
country, starting yesterday for their home in
Livingstore parish. It is supposed that VIM.
Carley and Robert Morrison, his brother-in-
law, ambushed themselves, awaiting the
coming Of the Laniers. In the fight which
followed the two Laniers and VIM. Curlsy
were killed. A Coroner's inquest is being
held to-day.
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WASHINGTON, May 21st.--The President,
late this afternoon. appointed Walter Evans,
Of Louisville, KY. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, in place of Greene B. Rsum, re-
resigned. Mr.. Evans is lawyer, about Al
years old served as Lieutenant in the
Federal army during the war; was elected
member of the Legislature from Christian
county in 1871 Senator from the same
county in 1873; four years ego he was nomi-
mated for Governor on the Republican ticket,
and made the canvass of the State, receiving
good vote; is quite an unassuming, clear
headed Christian gentleman, and it is be.
lieved in Louisville that he will make capa-
BILE, efficient Commissioner. He was
at one time law partner of
KY, and was a Bristow man st the Conven-
ton in 1876. In 1880 he was delegate at
large TO the Chicago Convention, and was
one of the BOG who supported Grant. he
has not heretofore held a Government office,
though he has had considerable influence in
the distribution of Federal patronage in
Kentucky, He and Postmaster.G General
Gresham are warm personal friends, and it
is understood that the latter was instIu.
mental in assuring Evans appointment. The
new appointee qualified and was sworn in to.
day at Louisville, the occasion for haste be-
ing that the ten days for which the acting
Commissioner of Internal Revenue could be
appointed expired to-day.
The Pope's Circular Again.
CHICAGO, May 21ts.-At meeting OF the
Third Ward Land League in this city yes
terday several speakers denounced thu &C.
tion Of the Roman Papacy. Patrick Melody
appeared to voice the sentiment OF the 400
present, to judge by the applause. He said:
when the Pops becomes politician he
should bs treated as SUCH"
Patrick Egan, ex'Treasrrer OF the Irish
Land League, in touching upon the warning
to the Irish clergy from tina Vatican. said
l can only lock upon it in the light of an
insult to the common sense of tho
Irish people, and 50 it will be regarded
~ -sSANAGs 4EO cpCdASE O6SAalCd
few years sgo, when the Papacy YVES con-
sidered il danger, thousands Of Ireland's
sors were ready to she'd their blood il its de-
fenss, and the speaker was smong those eu-
rolled for " emigration to Italy" IS the
phrase went.
Billiard Tournament.
New YORK. May 21st.-In the afternoon
game Dely wor. Average, 66 Y; best rup,
80. Carter, 452; average, 6 20 Y; best run,
sc. Time Of game. 2 hours and 50 minutes.
New York, May 21st.-Vignaux and Wal
lace played the thirtee nth game of the tourns.
ment tonight. The game vas very close
throughout. Wallace won in the 90th inning,
amidst deafening applause. Vignaux WAS but
thre5 points behind.
The Denver Exposition.
DENVER, May 21st.-The mineral exhibi.
Of the Denver Exposition grows in maG-
nitEde every dag. Every mineral. producing
State west of the Mississippi river will be
Represented By largely increased exhibits over
lss5 year. The counties il Colorado, under
State law, have thus far appropriated $780,
900 for the mine.al collection.
Disastrous Boiler Explosion.
DETROIT, May 21st.-This afternoon
boiler explosion occurred in the New
Wolverine paper mill. The building was
blown down, and the shock Of the explosion
felt many blocks away. William Thompscr,
the engineer, was instantly killed. and tbe
fireman will die. The loss is about 500. COO.
Closely Contested Twc-Ile Trot.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21st.-A5 Belmont
Park to-day there was closely contested
swo-nile footing RAGS for 81 coo side. Liz
zie M. was first, Scotland second. Time
ass. 4:5S. 4:55A, 4:5S3.
The Christian Young Men.
MILWAUKEE WIZ. Nav 21st.-The del
egates of the Y. N. Q. A. international Con.
vention held closing conference this even,
ing, at tie residence of J. H. Vandyke. to
discuss plans fer erecting building fer the
Association in this city. Half of the delegates
have already gone from the city. and the
others leave to morrow.
Obituary.
TAUNTON Mass J, May 21st.-Wm Mason,
proprietor OF the Mason machine works, the
largest and most complete in the country,
died this afternoon, aged 76.
ATLANTA (Gs.), May 2lss.-Mrs. K. Ber-
deley. daughter of the late Senator Hill, died
to-day from injuries received Friday by
jumping from runaway buggy.
Fatal Gas Explosion.
WILKEsBARRE (PA.l May 21st.-James
Callersn and George Evans went into the
Salt Spring mine with naked lamps. An ex-
plosion followed, and Evans was torn to
pieces. The body Of Calleran has not been
recovered.
Neal Dow Ill.
Boston, May 2lte.-Neal Dow, Of Port
land, Me, tie prohibition leader, is very iii
Of lung trouble at the Parker House.
Therm0metrIcai.
New YORK. May 2lst.-Highest tempera-
ture to-day, 65' lowest, 6i'. A ferca and
long contiLued thunder storm occurred this
evening, with promises OF colder weather.
CHICAGO, Msy 21st.-Highest temperature
to day, &C.; lowest, 42'.