Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04
CONVERSATION OF SPECIAL DISPATCHES ]
DOMESTIC,

DOMESTIC.
Bismarck has been chosen to be the capital
Of Dakota.
At Cleveland Saturday Jay Eye See trotted
| mile in 2:164.
Governor Cleveland has signed the New
York sque6uct bill.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has signed
the free oil-pipe bill.
The nsw Chinese Consulate was opened in
New York on Friday.
A lady was killed by lightning Saturday at
Crystal Springs, Mass.
A fire near Minsola, L. l., burned thirty
three COVE and three horses.
President Arthur arrived at Washington
| Saturday evening from New York.
Organized traffic in the bodies of dead pau
pers has been discovered in Chicago.
| Merrick is expected to finish his argument
| in the star route case at Washington TO day.
Charles Hughes won the Baltimore go.ag-
you-please walking match with record of
55S miles.
They are trying to get up an Independent
party in Massachusetts,, having for its ayowed
object the defeat OF Butler.
John Sherman talked politics at Mansfield,
Ohio, and said the Ohio Republican platform
was protection and taxing the liquor traffic.
Butler is determined to retain the tanned
human skin produced in the Tewksbury case,
and tells the tanning firm to recover it if it
| can.
Jeptha r. Symnes, well.known historian
of Mohawk, died on Thursday night at his
home at Port Plain, n. Y. He was 76 years
old.
At Newburg, N. Y, Saturday, the cen.
tennial anniversary wss celebrated of tie
dismissal of Washington's army to their
| homes.
Two Chinese opium dens in Philadelphis
were raided yesterday A minstrel performer,
two youpg women and five Cinnamon were
arrested.
Secretary Chandler has taken steps to es.
tsbish a cosliug station in Central America,
| There is o $3.50, 900 appropriation which
would soon be out of his power.
Christian Henry Lilienthal, well-known
manufacturer of chewing and smoking to-
bacca, died at his residence at Belvoirs,
YoBkers, n. Y, Friday evening.
The town of Springfield, Mo-, proposes TO
give a grand reunioa to the survivors on both
sides Of the battle OF Wilson creek, where
General Lyon fell on August 10, 1861
In the Pennsylvania House, Saturday, the
| bill prohibiting the consolidation of COM
peting telegraph companies AMI escheHiny
lines which are thus consolidated, Was passed
finally.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
have contracted with Messrs. Crsmp for the
construction of 8 new iEol steamship for use
| on tie Pacific coast. between Tacoma and
| San Francisco.
| Louise Montague, Fotepsugh's famous
5000 professional prize beauty. has been
granted divorce from her husband Paul
Keyser, the ug-and.dance man, on the
ground of desertion.
Duncan C. Ross has accepted the challenge
issued by John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, for
100 or $50 yards running race, at Boston,
each Of the contestants to carry man weigh
ing $50 pounds on his shoulders.
Otis Julian, the proprietor of the italian
circus, who died on his way from New Zsa-
land to San Frsucisco, was citizen of Lam
caster, o., and had made fortune in Aus
trala and the Sandwich Islands.
The schooner Young Americs, twenty
seven days out from Erie, Pa, reported lost,
was heard from at Milwaukee Saturday, the
Captain having tslsgrspaed from Ps.oaky,
Mich, that all hands are well and safe.
The Theodore Thomas orchestra, consisting
of seventy persons, left Omaha Saturday
nieht by special train for San Francisco via
| buSitEELOu 81lSSOuEl anu D5uN5r anu
Rio Grande to Ogden, where they take the
Central Pacific.
Henry Ward Beecher's family and friends
are planning to make his seventieth. birthday.
on the 24sh inst, memorable. On the oh of
July next he leaves New York for the Pacific
coast. He will lecture in California Oregon
and Washington Territory.
A family of fifteen Irish emigrants, unable
to speak English, shipped to North Adams,
Mass. from Boston recently, with just money
enough to pay their fare, has been discovered
on the verge of starvation 10 miserable ten.
ement totally destitute of furniture.
At the session of the American Medical
Association in Cincinnati saturday, DIR.
Kimlock, of South Carolina Secretary, was
directed to send note to each member ask
ing him if he subscribes TO the code of ethics
of the American Medical Association, and if
not asking him to resign.
There is good reason for stating that Bishop
Potter, of the New York Episcopal Church,
on account Of age and other inirmitieF, will
postpone consideration of the charges against
Rev. Heber Newton until fall, when the do
casan convention meets, and will doubtless be
called to aid the Bishop in their considera.
tion.
Friday nights storm at Council Bluffs was
unprecedented there. No lives were lost, but
there were several hair breadth escapes. The
rear wall Of the new Opera House fell. All
the bridges are down and hundreds Of fam
lilies were driven from their homes. Many
houses are damaged. The loss ia estimated
at $50, COO.
Talmage, on Friday, denounced the con-
tinued importation Of Mormon prozelFtes
into the country. The New York Star recon-
mands Eastern churches and educational So
cistiss to support the Northwestern Educa-
tional Commission in Utah as the most effect
ual mode Of breaking the power Of the Nor
mon Church.
The Salvation Army has been notified by
the Chief Of Police OF Hartford, Conn. that
they must stop street singing in future under
penalty of arrest. Captain Palmer, chief Of
the Salvationists, says is is their inssntion to
sing until they are stopped By the Mayor. az
that official gave them permission to hold
meetings in the city.
Burchard, Director of the Mint, left Wash.
ington Saturday evening upon an official
visit to the mining regions Of the Western
States and Territories, for the purpose Of col
lecting statistics concerning their mineral
productions. he will also supervise the an
nual settlements Of accounts Of TIE officers In
charge Of Western Mints add assay offices.
The Secretary of the Interior has appointed
the following Assistant Suparintendents Of
| the Yellowstone National Park William
Cannon. Indiana; Q. l.. Henderson and
William Chambers, Iowa; D. E. Sawyer,
Minnesota j. W. Wiener, Kansas Dorrell
MeGowsn, Psansyf7ania Edmund L. Fish.
New York, and James H. Dean, Maryland.
Last winter CONGRESS appropriated 1000,
900 for repairing four old monitors To-day
Secretary Chandler divided the SUN into four
equal parts. and awarded contracts to John
Roach, Of Chester; William Crarnp, Of Phil.
sdelphis Harlan L Hallingsworth, of VIII
mingtop, and Secor, of San Francisco. 1t is