Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-19

theory is that in fit of temporary aberra-
ton Of miro she wandered from her room TO
the yard, where her strength failed her and
she sank to the ground. sill laboring under
an Authorization probably of former hideous
s,enes. TO contradict this is the fact that
since her appearance before the Grand Jury
last November she has never walked step.
Eaharmoniors Meeting OF Irish Societies.
NEW York, March 1Sth.-There was q
large convention OF Irish societies in this city
to-day, to arrange reception to Parnell.
This proceedings were not harmonious. The
Land League presented DIR. w. B. Wallace's
name as President, and the Ancient Order of
Hihernisns the name of James Oliver Dr.
Wallace was declared chosen amid much con-
fusion, and the Hibernians left the hall.
When the noise subsidized, the meeting was
resumed and business committees appointed
to consider the best manner of receiving Par
nell.
Apparently an Outrage.
CHARLESTON Is. C.), March 18.h.-In
Clarendon county, this State, Saturday,
Charles Wilson, Deputy United States Mar.
sinai, assisted by two Constablss, arrested
nine white men and one colored man, all re-
spectacle merchants or farmers, took them
from their homes without allowing them to
charge their clothing or make other prepare.
ton for the journey, carried them to Graham,
locked them up all night, and then took
them to Florence, where they are to be held
until Tuesday to be examined by the United
States Commissioner. Wilson said the arrest
was for election offenses, but would give the
prisoners no more definite information of the
charge. Bail was refused, on the ground that
the officer would lose his mileage.
Clara Louise kellogg.
NEW YORK, March 18th.-Clara Louise
Kellnou cailad IN ha GorDn
She said she did not know whether she should
retire from the stage on her return or not.
Gentle voices asked questions about report
that she would soon become bride, but she
looked at her flowers and made no reply.
The Passion Play" Again.
New YORK. March 1Ssh.--Salmi Morse
says he has received proposals. from Boston
and Chicago to produce the Passion Play"
in those cities, and that he centemplates
bringing Ii out in Louisville during the hold.
ing OF the Cotton Exposition, in pavilion
built especially for, the purpose. to seat sew
eral thousand persons. A Louisville capital.
ist viii back him in the scheme.
Another Panic I'm Theater.
NEw ORLEANS, March 1Sth.-Farranta's
Pavilion, at Bourbon end Orleans streets, was
the scene Of great excitement tonight. just
before the close of the performance an alarm
Of fire wss given, and the large audience
psnic-stricken, made rush for the exit. The
fire was subdued, and when quiet was re-
stored il was found that two men, two wo-
men, girl, boy and colored youth were
severely crushed by being trampled upon.
Some are believed to be fatally hurt.
The Panama Robbery.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th. = Captain
Dickman, of the steamer Foley, at this port
from Aspinw all. reports that four Americans
B. s. Lewis, @. III. Barnes, L. d. Scott and
Alexander Stewart-have been incarcerated
st Panama upon suspicion of being engaged
in the robbery from the vaults of the Panama
Railroad Company of $50 coo in gold coin,
shipped in two kegs. Scott and Lewis say
they left Panama the day after the robbery
for Aspinwall. They met Stewart, and the
three were arrested at breakfast, were taken
to Panama and Imprisoned. Barnes was ar
rested afterwards. Their baggage was
sear ched but no gold was found. The four
prisoners have addressed protest to tie
United States Government, declaring that
they are innocent and asking for redress.
They say they have not been given hearing.
Shot Through the Heart.
RICHMOND (Va.), March 1Ssh.-Benja amin
Bates aged 40 years, shielded this morning
by Shooting himself through the heart He
was granddaughter of Edward Bates, At
torney. General under Lincoln, and was the
head OF former large book house in this city
Of Bates & Waddy Bros.
An AGED Woman Murdered With q Club.
FAYETTEVILLE TENN, March 1Ssh.-Mrs.
Nancy Dolan, aged GO years, was found to-
day with her head crushed in With q club, and
her clothing entirely burned from her body.
Her husband, sged Y, has been arrested on
suspicion of being guilty of the desd.. He
says the murder was done while he was asleep,
and he was only awakened by the smoke
from fire in the room. There is much ex.
element against tho old man, who is strongly
believed to have done the bloody deed.
Assassination of a Woman.
Boston, March 18th.-In WATERFOWL Mrs.
Carleton vas murdered in the hallway Of her
own house last night. The duor.bell rsrg,
which Mrs. Carleton answered. Her daughter
coming down to see who was the visitor,
stepped on the body Of her mother at the foot
of the stairs. Her skull was crushed with
large rock. The author of the deed is IN.
known.
suic!de-Choked to Death-Wife Murder.
DENVER (Col), March 1Sth.-Charles G.
Ballard, at one time teller of one of the lead
ing banks of Syracuse, suicided here last
night.
b. J. Twomey, formerly of Boston, lately
wholesale confectioner of this city, choked
to death to-day while eating fish at lunch
counter.
This evening, at Red Cliff, small mining
camp near Leadville, man named Mansfield
shot and instantly killed his wife. then put
ball through his own head. He will die.
Cause, jealousy.
Indignant Catholics.
Troy IN. W March 1Ssh.-Within the
past few days three dead infants have been
found behind the doors of two Catholic
churches. Great indignation prevails. and
Father Z1len, Vicar. General, has addressed
letter to the Coroner on the subject, in
which he says Sodom and Gomorrsh were
not guilty of greater offenses agsinst heaven,
and that politics and whisky rule and ruin
the city.
His Company Not Desired.
PITTsBURd, March 18tb.-In the House
next Tuesday, when Dukes, who killed Col.
Mutt, presents himself and Claims his seat, g
resolution will be introduced declaring him an
unfit person for the honor, and calling for his
expulsion.
Grand Regatta.
CHICAGO, March 1Sth.-The Executive
Board of the Mississippi Valley Amateur
Rowing Association have decided that their
July 18th and 9Th next. Prizes aggregating
$1,000 will be offered, and thirsy.fve clubs
will compete.
Destruction by Fire.
HAMILTON TO-, March 1Ssh.-A fire this
afternoon destroyed the distillery Of the
Miami Company. Loss, $3.50 to $4,000
well insured.
. BLOOMINGTON lind J, March 1Sth.-A Sec
ond incendiary fire occurred last night, de.
stroying barn. The wall of the building
destroyed Friday fell, burying beneath it
four men and one bog. three of whom aIe
probably fatally injured.
The Diamond Mine.
BRAIDwooD ull.). March 1sth.-Large
numbers of people gathered at the Diamond
mine today. Only five feet of water remain
to be pumped out. and the bodies are ex-
pected to come to the surface ct any time.
Hinged boxes, which fall fiat by the removal
Of pin, for handling the corpses when re-
covered, were sent down from Braidwood to-
day.
ThcrmOmefrfcal.
New YORK, March -Midnight.-Hi
est temperature to-day, 62'; lowest $50. This
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