Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-28

Dublin publishing house last September con-
tanning the grossest possible charges against
the Land League. which bore page of intro
duction signed by Lady Dixie, but the re-
msinder of the pamphlet was IN the hand
writing Of Pjggott. The proofs were sent
him, and after dozen or so copies bad bsen
printed. Lady Dixie became frightened at the
array Of charges. and caused slI the books to
be destroyed and the types broken. " Uu-
fortunately for Lady Dixie, says Egan,
have g copy of the pamphlet aud an aware
of 81 her statements in that book. In the
face of these facts, what becomes of her
bubble chat she never net and does not
know Piggott? In her letter she calls
upon me to prove my denial Of
her charges. As a matter Of fsct, she has no
standing Co attack the Lsnd League &c sll
never pretended to have any sympathy with
the Land League, and is not sn I,ish woman.
She is not the daughter Of s. peer. Her
late falsiicatiens about bogus attack on her
should show Americans how much. or rather
how little. valus is to be placed OF anything
she says. He then repeats the story, al
ready published. to the effect that Piggott. IS
editor OF the IFiSkRlaa, told him (Egsnl that
the Dublin Castle officials offered him Gig
gott) $500 to publish q fictitious statement of
the Land League accounts in his paper, and
Offering TO suppress the same for $500, which
he (Egan) refused to give. The fictitious
statements from Dublin Castle Egsu asserts,
are the same as those being promulgated by
Lady Florence against the Land Lessue.
The Jeannettc Survivors.
New YoRK, March 27sh.-Arriyed, Weat-
phslia from Hamburg. Among the passen.
gers are Ensign Bently Hunt, Herbert Wood
Leach, James 81. Bartlett, John Lautenbach
and Frank Mansal, survivors Of tire Arctic
exploring steamer Jeannette. They viii be
officially received by Chief Engineer Mel
vile and officers OF the Navy Ysrd.
New YoRK, March 27th.-Sea,nsn Bart.
lett, one Of the Jeanette survivors, who was
q Californian hunter, arrived this morning
from Siberia, and goes TO Washington with
three other seamsn and Enaign Hunt Of the
Rodgers.
Ensign Hunt, in conversation with re-
porter, said he was Jealous believer in
Arctic explorstions as when he joined the
Rodgers. James Bartlett, who jsinsd the
Jeanette at Mare Island, returns 70 Caiifor.
MIA. His comrades say ne possesses wonder
ful endurance, fnll of resources, never dis
courased, always slimatipg those around him
by his example. and interesting them by
tales Of hunting exploits in the Wshsatch
mountains and other spurs of the Sierra Ne
vads.
Peculiar Breach OF Premise Case.
CHICAGO, March 27tb.-Judge AleAllister
delivered ca opinion in the Appellate Court
So-day in the case CT Nathan A. Stone against
Dora Apple, for breach Of promise. Stone
promised Apple In April, 1881, TO marry her
onSeptemher 25thfollowing. Both Of them are
Jews, and when the day srriyeait turned out
to be Yom Kippur "a jewish fesst)I or which
day no Jewish priest would celebrate the mar
riage. Consequently Stone declined to be
married on that day, and two days afterward
Apple susd him for 5000 damages for
breach of promise. The jury gave her $1,000
damages. The Appellate Court ovsrrules
this, and decides thst no coed Jew can be
compelled 90 insrrY on Yom Kippur, whether
he promised 30 DO it or Bot. Mrs. Apple is
evidently not disccnsolste over Stones de-
fault, as she has since married.
Ihe Billiard Tournament.
CHICAGO, March 27th.-Sexton and Morris
were the contestants in the second game Of
the Balke-line tournamsnt this afternoon.
The attendance was light, and the game WAS
thought TO be ope-sided. Sexton was the
fsvorise in the botting, S25 70 Sl5. bu: it was
close at times and anybo6y's game till it
ended. Sexton, in the seventh inning, took
a strong lead with o Iun Of Ill, and remained
in front throughout, though at one time
Morris came to within four points Of him.
Morris run 70 in the twentieth inning, mainly
the result of skilful use of cushion and kiss
combinations. The score of Morris was 532.
Highest run, 80; average snd 2S 56shs.
Sections score was geo; the highest run, Ill
average, l0'and 40-56tSi.
A Husbands Terrible Vengeance.
BATTLE CREEK (Mich J, March 27th.-A
man named johnson, living near ,Joh1stown,
suspected mis- hired man. IsS-xs Frey, of IN
due Intimacy with the formers wiis, snd,
finding Frey alone in the dense woods, bound
and gagged him, and succeeded in securely
,srsr 70
his person his asssilant left Frey, and the lat
ter was discovered by search party two days
afterward unconscious and his limbs badly
frozen, but he msy recover. johnson aHd
his wife have fed.
The Murderer of CeIoBel Mutt.
UN1oNTowN pal March 27eh-Dukes
has not yet complied with the notice to leave
town, and the twensy-four hours are aboAt
up. He has not ventu-ed from his room
since he came back. 1t is whispered about
that another meeting will be hsld, when it
will be decided what action viii be taken in
view of Dukes refusal to leave.
The New Orleans Election Frauds Cases.
New ORLEANS, March 27th.-The election
frauds cases were continued to-day. William
Buckney, Deputy Sheriff, serving as Super
visor, swore that he could not identity his
own signature on the tally sheets and was
arrested for perjury. John Bsder, 8 brother
of the accused United States Supervisor,
representing the Democratic party, testified
that he knew the accused was Bis brother, but
did not know his brothers signature.
The Fire Record.
CHICAGO, March 27th.-The Union Club
House, one of the finest structures of the kind
in the country, and just approaching comp'e-
tion, was partially burned early this morning.
Loss, S25, ,000; insurance, 100000
sEortuary.
BANGOR (Me.), March 27sh.-Chss. Stet-
son, an ex-Copgressman, is dead, aged 50
years.
FOREIGN.