Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-12

'eruict Oh One Sent Damages-Etc.
CONDENSED FROM LAST NIGHTS pIsPATCHEsl
The deficit of the dead New York city
bond clerk, John Carroll, is thought to be
less than $4,000.
Parnell, the Lard Leagus President, de.
nounces the introduction of American politics
into the Land League.
The New York Aldermen have granted
permission to the Electric Light Company to
lay wires under the streets.
Egnestine Cloos has begun q breach of
promise suit against David II. Bruce, the
Tell.known New York typo founder.
Sandtmsun, Progressionist member Of
the German Rsichstsg, has committed sui
eide. His mind was affected by reveTses in
business.
Hanlau having telegraphed TO Ross that
Ogdensburg. n. Y, offers 81 500 to have
their race there, Ross has instructed Hanlan
to accept.
At Lafayette. Ind., the jury in the SANDER
suit of Mrs. Helen Gouger vs. Chief Of Po.
lice Msudies. rendered verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for $1,000 damages.
The Examiner of the Bureau of Buildings
in New York has reported thst ths walls of
the building TO be occupied as a thester by
Mckee Rankin were cut Of plumb and un-
safe.
The police mads descent upon a party Of
cack-fg ghters on the outskirts Of New York
Tuesday. Several fed TO the roof Of barn
and jumping to the ground were seriously in
jured.
The Connecticut House of Representatives
has passed-l50 to 21-a bill forbiddiag the
railroads Of the State TO discriminate in freights
by charging more for g EhOrt haul than fer
long one.
Isaac Il. Bureh, who yesrs ago WAS one of
Chicsgo's principal merchants and weaithiest
citizens, but VINO has resided most Of the time
in Europe for the past eighteen years, died at
Nice yesterday.
The Conferences Committee of the Manu-
fsctures' aud AmAlgsmated Association will
NEST as Pitts5urg on Saturday morning next
20 arrange a scale of wages for the ensuing
year from June Isl.
DR.. II. G. Marshall, the bIackmailer of
Mary Anderson, the actress, was released st
Pittsburg yesterday on 81 200 bail for his ap-
pearance before thee United States Commits
sioner on the 19.h instant.
The negro who o5structed the Missouri Pa.
cifc track last week to wreck q passenger
train, pleaded guilty in the Denton County
(rexas) Court, and was sentenced TO thirty
nine years in ths Penitentiary.
Secretary Folger, it is said, will soon ap-
point commission to investigate The charges
against Supervising Architect Hill, which we're
place in the Secretary IS hsnds just before he
was p.ostrstei by his recent illness.
Judge Lilley, of Washington has entered
suit against ex-senator Dorsey for $50 600
damages, alleged TO have been sustained by
him as q result Of The asseuls made up9a him
by Dorsey as the hcu3s If The latter.
General New, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, has Issued an order granting leave
OF abseucs On the 18Th mat. 10 tbs .iared
emplc yes of She Treasury who desire to
participate in the emancipation celebration.
The Interior Department has already sent
cut seventeen special agents, twelve of whom
ale new appointees, to investigate fraudulent
entries of public lands, and will seed out
others from time to time 50 she service may
require.
Secretary Teller indignantly deriss the
truth of the paragraph which appeared in a
Philadelphia p5psr yesterday morning, to the
effect that ex-senator Coakling had been
trading upon his influence AZ the Interior De-
partment.
Hon. d. 81. Chase, Of the Lcgaus port (Ind.)
Judicial Circuit, and Judge Kibbey, Of Rich
rno3d, lad, are leading esudi5ates to succeed
Judge Gresham on the United States Bench.
Chase has a fine record as Judge, and has es-
pecially strong backings.
Joseph M. Stoddard, publisher of New
York and Philadelphia, has begun an action
for libel against the Tribune Association,
laying damages at $4,000. The Tribune
charged Stoddard with pirsting the edition
of 1.-THE Encyclopedias Britannica"
A young Hebrew named Bloom attempted
to outrage a nine-yesr. old daughter of DR.. n.
y. Floral, in Waxahatchie, Texas, and the
Jail in which he was placed had to be guarded
with strong armed force to prevent the ex-
asperated citizens from lynchirg him.
Wallstreet papers state that W. Fl. Van.
derbilt's check for tbs April interest on the
Government fours was S402, 900, or interest on
$40, 200, 600 of bonds. He has received S47S,-
900 for quarterly interest. This shows that
be has sold or otherwise disposed Of $780,
900 of the bonds.
A young Indian Of 10 years died on the
west-bound Fort Wayne train near VAL
paraiso, ILL.,, yesterday. He was son of the
celebrated chisf Red Cloud, and was on his
way to join his tribe from Carlisle, Pa,
where he had been at school, His ailment
was consumption.
Governor Butler, of Massachusetts. hss
made the following nominations to the Coun-
Gil: J. II. Chadwick, Railroad Commits
sioner; J. K. Tarbox, Insurance Commits
sioner; Miss Clara Barton, Superintendent
OF the Women's Prison at Sherborn. The
last nomination was confirmed at once
The New York Tribune has a long desc,ip.
ton of new sleeping. car, the in ention Of
John 4. Fletcher, Of the Troy Times, which,
it is claimed, will revolutionize that branch
of the railroad business. The seats extend
41o vr,,lEb oe
changed into private state-rooms at night.
With the aid of Sheriff Fletcher and posse
of fifty armed mep, and tie use of some Wig
orous measures Of his own, Colonel Frey.
Superintendent Of the Iron Mountain Rail-
road, was able to movs the freight trains at
Little Rock, Ark, Tuesday, and practically
broke the strike among the brakemen on that
road.
A sensational story was printed in the New
York afternoon papers Tuesday that some
6end had mailed an internal machine 60 Miss
Nellie Could, daughter Of the great fnancier.
1t is untrue. A package which exploded in
the Postofice was burglar alarm Of simple
nature, intended for daughter Of Newark
merchant.
In the suit. at Boston, Of Lizzie Cannon
vs. Father Flemning, which was brought to
recover $1,000 damages because the latter,
CaGnollc prlssF, nad taken away come paper
images to which the child had became at
tached, causing alleged serious injury TO her
health and mental condition, the jury brought
in verdict Of one cent damages.
The New York Telegram announces the
collapse of the Boston scheme Of msstless
steamers, with dome decks, TO cross the ocean
10 five days. The trial trip of the Meteor,
built to test the new principle, will probably
not be made. It's boiler proved unable to
generate more than $50 pounds of steam to
the square inch, and the engine could not be
induced to make revolution. Inits attempt
to do 30 it smashed itself.
The experiment of using Ignite coal on.
the Northern Pacific locomotives proves
eminently satisfactory. By slight in
crease in the dimensions of the fire-box
and in their boiler capacity, engines car