Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-03

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The President has selected Boston, Atlanta
and Chicago as names for tbs three new steel
cruisers.
McCree has sued Saint Morse. in New
| York, for 800 salary. Il is said several other
suits are pending.
The President has made proclamation of q
supplementary extradition treaty between
| the United States and Spain.
A thief robbed the safe of the Providence
/ Or. / J Gas Company yesterday Of two boxes
Of pay envelopes containing 5000.
The first shipment Of twenty tons of silver
| over tie Atlantic and Pacific RGilrosd from
| Ashfork station has arrived in New York.
Alfred Parsons, of New York, backs an
unknown for 81 600 q side against Charles l..
Logan TO beat him twelve inches in stand
| ing jump without weights.
ExEmpress Eugenie has renowned all
claims to the chateau presented BY the mu-
nicipahty Of Msrseilles TO Napoleon, the mu-
nicipality TO pay ccst Of the suit.
At special Cabinet meeting in Washing
ton yesterday all the members were present
except Brewster. The Civil Service Gem
mission regulations were agreed to without
substantial change.
Miss Annie, eldest daughter of G. Adolph
Low, of San Francisco, was buried yesterday
from the Anthem Memorial Church, in New
York. Herbert Newton attended, and many
Californians were present.
The schedule in the assignment Of Isaac
Lippill, of New York, the White-street mer-
chant recently arrested on charge of swin-
| ding, has been fled liabilities, S23S. SO
nominal asset, 572, 533; actual assets, Sl4,-
| 76S.
The Board Of Directors Of tie Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Company have decided to de-
| clare semi-annual dividend Of two per cent.
! in cash, two per cent. in scrip or cash, ct the
option of the stockholders, and four per cent.
| in stock.
Alarm came TO Erie, Pa, from Conneaut-
vile Tuesday night, that large panther,
presumed TO have escaped from circus, was
lurking in the outskirts of the village, terror
| izing the inhabitants and creating havoc
| among the farm stock.
| There was meeting of capitalists and
public men in Brooklyn Tuesday night to
sgitate for another bridge from the Eastern
District OF that city, formerly Williams
burg. Committees were appointed, and tie
project is feasible and probable.
The one hundred and twentieth call for
! bonds matured Tuesday. The redemption
under the cali, including preferred bonds, was
Sl1 10000 The exchange of three and.o
half per cents into three per cents, suspended
during April. was resumed Tuesday.
The Lake Shore Railway held its annual
meeting in Cleveland yesterday, and re.
elected nearly all of the old Directors and all
| the old officers. The Vanderbilt report shows
| the total earnings to be SIS, 225, 600, an in.
crease of S25, 600; net earnings, SLIGO, 900,
an increase of per cent.
| The arrangement of exhibits in the Axneri.
can department of the Universal Fisheries
Exhibition at London is nearly complete.
| Eight hundred cases from the United States
arrived in excellent condition. The perish
able exhibits are not yet unpacked. The
Canadian department is very backward.
John O'Callshan challenged his brother-in.
| law, Michael Nealen, to a pistol duel in New
| Orleans, owing to alleged ISLANDERS uttered by
Nealen against the formers family. They met
| Tuesday night at Decatur street and fired at
| fifteen PAGES. Nealen was wounded and sent
| to the hospital, and both are under arrest.
Late advices from New Mexico say that
reports of Indian marauders are rife again.
| Muuhacho Negro Renegogra de Mescalero, an
| Apacse, with twenty OF Victories old band,
attacked pack train day or two ago near
White Sands, and three companies of cavalry
started in pursuit Another smaller band
raided a ranch at Alamo Springs.
| A Vincennes, Ind, special says: Early
this morning w. B. Searight, Mayor of the
city, committed suicide by shooting himself.
| He fired two shots, one taking effect near the
right nipple, the other in the right nipple.
| He had been Mayor Blk years. He was
| candidate for election Tuesday, but was de-
feated, and it is believed his defeat at the
polls prompted the deed.
The work of the moving truck and van
keepers began later this year in New York
than last. but when it did begin the rush was
great. From the information that could be
obtained, two families moved out of the city
where one moved into it. Where the people
moved from one point to another in the city
they almost invariably went further up town.
The entire tide of emigration seemed to be
out of town and up town.
Members of the Capital Location Com.
mittes assembled at Canton, D. T., Tuesday.
The hotels are crowded with lobbyists and
| those interested in real estate Of the West.
| Strong delegations are present from Huron,
Mitchell, Ofdwsy, Pierce and Chamberlain
It is reported that Mitchell offers 5000, 900
and 400 acres of land Ord1sy $500. coo and
a section of land, and Huron $4,000 and
half a section.
Vice-Admiral Rowan has asked to be re-
lieved from his duties as Superintendent of
the Naval Observatory, and Secretary Chan
dler has appointed Commodore Shufeldt to
succeed him. Commodore Shufeldt will on
the 9Th Of this month be promoted to Rear.
Admiral, as on that date Rear. Admiral E. r.
Calhoun will be placed on the retired list. It
had been decided to give Shufeldt command
of the Mare Island Navy Yard, but now
some other officer will be sent to that point.