Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-24


missions. TIE forty-sixth annual report of
| the Board OF Foreign Missions psys an ap-
propriate tribute to ths memories of Hon.
| William E. Dodge and Mrs. Julia NJ. Gra-
! ham. Receipts from all sources, including
last years balance, $3.50. 1927; expenditures.
| 1868, $50. Ths Board has in charge 159
American ard 90 native ordained mission
;.ries, besides 1873 native licentiates lay mis-
sionnries, q male and 265 female Americans,
and 2S5 ratives CT both sexes.
Moderator Hatfield announced the follow
| ing committee TO wait on President Arthur.
relative to establishing civil government in
AlasEa: Rev. DEp. Howard Crosby, J. Ad-
Olson, Henry and Byron Sunderland. ex-
Judge William Strong. Congressman John
Hill. Of New Jersey, Secretaries Henry Kim
ball and w. q. Roberts Ga motion, Mod
orator Hatfield was made Chairman of this
committee.
Labor and Capital.
PITTsBURG, May 23i.-Workmsn in a
number OF iron and steel mills presented
scale OF wages TO the prcpristora to-day for
| acceptance or REJECTION, and By Saturday
every firm in tbs West will hsve been Of
fciallY notified Of the refusal to accept the
proposal of reduction offered by the manu-
facturers.
CHICAGO, Nay 2Si-An incipient riot,
growing cut of the strike Of the bric1layers
occurred on Hubbard street, thi. city, yester-
day sfterncon, which is cited as showing the
desperation felt by certain class of thess
Horkmen About fifty strikers collected
around a building in the process OF erection
and attempted TO intimidats the men who
we're az work. Bricks were freely used. and
five or xix revolver shots fred. It is nov
contsnded that the man usiog the revolver
was John Sullivan, President Of the Brick
layers Union, who, it is clsimed, wsF under
the influences OF liquor. A young man to
whom Sullivan handed the weapon after it
had been discharged was arrested. Tee facts
were kept quiet, for some reason, until late
last night. No one was injured.
The chinese Outrage Case In Georgia.
AUGUSTA, May 23i.-A Waynesboro
special says: Judge Rooney is experiencing
difficulty in procuring Grand Jury 10 the
case of the State VS. eighteen citizens, in.
dicted for expallipa two Chinese shop keepers
from Waynesboro. Ths first jury was
purgad Of sixteen members, because If rela-
tionship 30 some of the defendants, and
twenty mors having been summoned, il was
found that only seven were qualified 10 serve.
Judge Romey rules that parties related in the
fourth degree, second cousins to defendants
are not qualified jurors Another jury will
be drawn, from which five Tnore Jurors ere to
| be selected. There is . great deal Of feeling
| in Wayresboro, but Solicitor-Geperal Wright,
who Represents the State, vii DO his duty.
Tbs parties whom the attempt ID made to in.
diet are prominent citizens of Waynssbcro.
Kentucky Republican State Convention
LEXINGTON, May 23d.-The State Republi-
can Convention il now in session here. II
yss called 70 order st 10 o'clock.
SECOND DIsPATcH.I
LEXINGTON, May 23l.-Attsr tie opening
of tie Convention colored choir sang
Nearer, Ny God, TO Thea." At the after
nj on session Walter Evans vss elected per
msaent Chairman. The platform adopted
reaffirms tie declaration Of Republican prin-
ciples ses forth by :hs National Republican
Convention held in Chicago in 1880.
LFxIEGToN, MAY 23d--As tie night ses-
sioE of the Rep1blic4a State Convection the
candidates put in roToina.icn for Governor
received Che following votes upon the frat
ballot: 7. Z. Morrow, 1S4; John Lewis,
15S; E. w. Bsgley, 50; Dr.. Wimberly. %;
Gan. Denny, Jr., 23a Wrn. Cassius Good
now, % 6: Colonel 4. NJ. Swape, Of Lex
ingtoD. 239; John Bennett, Of Madison
county, 67a
On tina sixth ballot Thomas z. Morrow re.
caiv5d the nomination for Governor by the
| following vote Morrow $50. Goodnow $50.
| The nomination was made unanimous, and
| the Convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
The stranded opera Company.
CHICAGO, May 231-The members of the
| disbauied chorus of Catherine Lewis, opera
conpsny appeared in the Justice Court this
| morning to attend the trial of suit against
Miss LeFTis for alleged larceny, IN attempting
to ship the stSge costumes Of the members
along with TIE other property of the company
| 60 New York Miss Lewis took the stand 20
] aoa kor 10 cf ho- onl
denied that any attempt had bsen made to
defraua tbs chorus az their earnings. She
gave spscisl orders TO the Ladies OF The troupe
not 30 pu. Gry private apparel in Che prop
eEty tIuuks. The trcubIe hsd all grown out
of She poor hGuses the trcup3 lad been play
ing to. and Mrs Lewis declared, amid hor
bs, that she was confused with all shese
attachments and things, and amid sill this
lsw business she,did not know whether her
Thelarcauy charge was dismissed. In tie
meantime Ice company appears tobestranded.
The Tabor-fusl. Hm5rOgIio.
DENVER (Col) }, May 29i.-The TAbor-Bush
| imbroglo thickens. Some time eincs, as will
| be remembered, ex-senator Tabor procured
az Indictment against William H. Bush,
! copsrsner in the Windsor Hotel, and former
| friend and cenfidentisl adviser, for the
alleged emhezzlement of $1,000 whila mana
ger OF Inc Tabtr Grand Opera House, and at
the same time Instituted suit 70 receiver an
alleged indebtedness of $50 600. Ga the
criminal charge Bush YVES tried and promptly
acquitted. In his answer 20 the second com.
| plant, Bush denies specifically all the i'm
porsant ite1lF, and sets NJ counter claims, of
which the following ere ths most important
| SO, 900 damages for malicious prosecution
| S13 600 for commissions unpaid for manage.
msnt of opera house in Denver and Lead
vile; $40, COO for specia. services, as per agree
rosnr, in aiding Tabor's election TO the United
States Seaate. in procuFing divorce from
his wife, aud bringing about tina marriage
with Miss McCourt. Bush's answer is
voluminous and highly sensational document
The Louisiana Vendetta.
NEW ORLEANS, May 23i.-The Times.
Democrats Baton Rouge special says: News
is received from Livingston parish to the eff.
feet that BOB Morrison, b-other-in.law of
The Kirbys was found dead in the woods yes
terday, near where the ARRAY took place
Sunday between the Lsnier aud Kirby
parties In ths first statement il was re-
ported that only the two Laniers were
killed. but the Coroner found the body of
Bill Kirby in the brush where Kirby made
the attack, showing that tbs Laniers re-
sisted. The supposisien is that Morrison
was wounded in the fight at Hog Branch,
and died while endeavoring to get home
Sammy I.srisr, aged TO- has not been heard
! from, and ia supposed to have been shot in
the fehs, and slao died in the woods This
is the family feud which has already caused
tae death of nins men. There are three
bsothera of the Lanisr family, with one
brosher-ir-.aw, remaining Of ore faction. sud
one of the Morrison and two Of the Kir1y
faction.
Missing Vessels.
MILWAUKEE, May 23d-The schooner
Young America, from Erie for Milwaukee
is overdue. The Alics 2. Morris LETT there
ten days later than the Young America, and
arrived Mondsy, but hai sesn nothing OF
her. The scew DsesdEaurht is overdue. Ia
| qciries wers maze here to-day from Chicago
for the schooner Newsboy, also much over
due.
CHICAGO. May 23d.-A tug which went
to- SAY to Crosse Point TO examine the wreck
sunk there, brings news. as was supposed,
! that it is the Wells Burt. There is no room
for the hope that any one of the eleven per-
sons comprising her crew escaped drowning.
The general belief among lake sailors is that
a vessel under such careful management as
that Of Captain Fountsin could not have
| fouudered from the mere effects Of the storm,
sad expresses the opinion that she must have
coiiided with some other sto-m-tossed vessel
and been injured. Fears sre entertained for
the schooner City of Traverse, which left
| here Saturday, but word was received here
to day of her safety In Traverse City. TIE