Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-02

quarters in Clinton plscs. Taera the Con
suiate quarters viii be formally taken posses
sion of by the new official. Speeches will b
made, and dinner will be followed by music
The Governments Finances.
| WASHINGTON, June 1ss-fhe coinage a
| the varions Mnts for May was s., 72l, 200
of which S235, 900 was standard dollars.
The decresss in ihs public debt for MAJ
wes "a 800 47S; cash in Treasury. SS17 S6S,
062; gold ceEti6cs stes, SS3. AGO $40; siivel
certificates. $50, 033, $50; certificates of de
posit, S1l, ,SO5 900; refunding carsi6c ates
1858 600; legal tenders. S346 6Sl, 016; frac
tional currency. S7,003. 59S; cash balanci
available. SlS1 $40, ,5Sl.
Hanged for Murder.
CHICAGO. June 1ss-Tne Meas Macon
Ca, special says: John Bailey and Henry
Wimbash, both colored, were hanged at moor
to-day, the former for the murder of Paris
Tapman and the latter for the murder oi
Morgan Washington. The place of execution
was st Camp Oylethorpe, few miles outside
the city, the prisoners being escorted TO the
gailows by company of the State militia
fHteen thousand people, mainly colored, wit.
messed the hanging.
RALEIGH IN. C.) June 1st.-Robert Hen.
dersoa, who murdered his wife near Oxford,
n. O, last November. was hanged at Oxford
to-day. The execution was private, only
eleven persona being admitted withinih9 in
closure. Large crowds filed the town, as i.
was expected that the hanging would be pub
lie. He made full confession.
Deafh OF singular Character.
NASHVILLE (Tsnn.), June 1st = Colonel
South as Ariel died in the Anson County
Asylum for the Poor last nigh, aged 81 He
was at one time considered the greatest logi.
clan in the South, and wrote book, 10 which
he argued that the negro was an inferior being
and had no soul. At one time he was 10
sffiuent circumstances, but died blind and in
poverty. A Yesr before Garfield was shot
ne predicted the assassination, predicted
smallpox in 1880 to occur all over the coun.
try in 1888, and his own death on the last
day of May, 1888. At his request his re-
mains were buried in o square box, made
from fresh pine lumber from the mills. the
top nailed down tight with nails. He re-
quested that no screws be used in the box.
Casualties on New Jersey Railroads.
New York, June 1st.-The Post ssys
People who from time Co time read in the
newspapers that another nan has been killed
on the rails at Newark or jersey City, will
be surprised to know that during the last
thirteen years /, 1902 lives have been lost on
the roads of that State. Il is not by any
means certain that these figures don't fall
short of the number. It appears that 10 Of.
fetal record is kept by the State.
An Arlstocratic Beserter.
NEW York, June 1st.-Harold Frederick
Won Pare, son of the distinguished German
General, has been arrested for desertion from
the ship E. w. Gildemeister. Harold ran
otu froT ha mil ffur az 1aua
and expressing wish to go to sea, his father
placed him in charge Of the Captain of the
Gildemeister. Upon the arrival of the ves-
sci here Harold deserted claiming that he
was i'll used by the mate. Commissioner
Belts sent MIN to Ill to await the sailing o.
the ship.
Baseball by LampIisbt.
FoRr WAYNE Ind. J, June 1st.-The second
test of the light in the baseball grounds with
the Jennie electric light was made tonight
with sixteen burners, and proved the practi-
cability of plsying baseball at night.
Knott Sick.
LOUISVILLE, June 1st.-J. Proctor Knott,
the Democratic nominee for Governor OF Ken
lucky, is quite i'll at the residence of DR..
Mather. in this city. His condition is not con.
sidered serious, however.
Rejected Models Sold.
WASHINGTON, June 1st.-Sixteen thousand
rejected models Of unpatentsble inventions
were sold at the Patent Office to-day for 1852
Police TO Patrol the BriGge.
New YoRK, June 1st.-The Police Com.
missioners to- lay at the request of the
B ooklyn bridge Trustees, directed thai
eight men be detailed for duty on the bridge
from the New York end to the center of the
main span, from noon to midnight daily.
Muniiicent Gifts.
| ERIE (Ps.l, June 1st.-W. L. Scott hat
given $40 600 each to the HaDiot and ST
Vincent Hospitals 10 this city. He had pre-
viously given large sums TO the Home fol
| the Friendless and the Catholic Orphan
| Asylum.
Horrible Work of an Insane Mother.
HARRISBURG (Ps.), June 1st.-A special tc
the Patriot says: Mrs. Susan E. Douglass
aged27, residiugin Cumberland county, during
the absence of her husband cut the throats ot
her three chidren--a boy and two girls-sns
then killed herself. Insanity was the cause
Prize Fight In Rhode Island.
| PROVIDENCE, June 1st.-Joe Seward, ol
Boston, and Tommy Mari, of New York
of the school-ship New pshire-fough.
prize fight to-day. On the seventh round
Seward knocked Mari out Of tine.
Celebration OF the Anniversary OF Lewa'.
Ssetflement.
BURLINGTON, June 1st.-The fiftieth ami
versary of the settlement of Iowa was cele,
brsted here to-day. Over 20 600 strangers
were in toTp, making the largest gathering
within the his ory of the city.
Maud =. 20 Wagon.
HARTFORD Conn }, June 1st.-Maud s..
at Charter Oak Park to-day. made her frsl
trial to wagon. She made the first mile in
2:233 the second mile in 2:18, and the last
halt mile In LEG.
Anti.RaiirOsd Discrimination.
HARRISBURG (Pa. J, June 1st.-The Senate
passed the railroad anti.discriminatiDg bill
to day.
Thermometrfcal.
| NEW YORK. June 1st.-Highest tenpera
ture to-day. " lowest, 5S'.
CHICAGO, June 1st.-Highest temperature
to day, 64' lowest 52'.