Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-02


lore inhicting any injury upon her.
The Slayer OF uayerstick.
NEW YORK, April 1st.-Conkling sntici-
pstes his coming trial with much comps.
cency, and no misgivings SIS to the rssult.
which he believes will terminate nth his
vindicstion. His retirement is
rarely invaded, and beyond a.. occasional
stroll about town he is rarel.f seen abroad.
Yesterday, accompanied by j. o. Oydep. of
Brooklyn. he drove about. the city.
The New Lap1fry Sensation.
NEW YORK, April lst.-The Journal says
The trouble betv cen Mrs. and Miss Langtry
eliminated By che former saying to the latter,
My dear, you Halter yourself too much in
believing Afr. Stone esres for you. You make
good enough dummy, through whose inter-
mediary he can be with me but don't want
him, and he must leave the party"
Miss Langtry, who felt this keenly, told
Mr.. Stone of it, who said, "Thers is an easy
way of settling that Go with the party no
further than Niagara. am well acquainted
with Rev. Mr.. -, the minister of All
Saints, in Drummendsville, on the Canada
side. He will marry US"
The Hafchet Buried.
NEW York, April 1st.-The Journal Gays
that the long quarrel between the Astor and
v duQ6ED1b laLlLllt5 uAs DGSu uAQ6 up. 1HS
war, which lasted fifty years, has been closed
by Mrs. Astor calling upon Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Petitions for Pardon.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.l, April 1st-Petitions
signed by 1000 names-about 200 of whom
Blackburn last evening, asking the pardon of
David Ferguson. late City Receiver, now in
Jail here under fve-year State Prison sem
tence. Governor Blackburn said there had
been series OF systematic thefts in the City
Hall, running through years that Ferguson
had pleaded guilty to an Indictment, and
must bear the penalty inflicted. He refused
in the most positive terms to interfere. Fer
guson will probably be sent to the State
Prison tomorrow.
Anniversary Celebration.
CHICAGO, April 1st.-The Chicago Young
Mems Christian Association tonight cele-
brated lie twenty.6fth anniversary. All who
filed the position of President Of that body
since its organization, except d. L. Moody,
were present and delivered addresses. The
organization now has 5000 members.
Chicago Municipal Politics.
CHICAGO, April 1st.-The pastors of the
city very generally spoke on the coming cleo
tion to-day. The tendency was 10 opposition
to Mayor Harrison, who is candidate for
reelection. Drs. Hatfield and Larimer made
severe structures on the present administra-
ton for leniency towards the criminal classes.
Strike Of Br.cklayers.
CHICAGO, April 1st.-A short time sirce
the bricklsyers notified the bosses that on
April 1st they should demand 81 per day as
the minimum rate for Union men. The
bosses subsequently met aud refused the de-
mand. Notice has now been served that all
members of the Union will quit work TO-
morrow, and remain on strike till their de-
mands are acceded to.
Mortuary.
WORCESTER Mass }, April 1st.-Rev. Geo.
Allen, Congregational minister, aged 81.
died last night. He was graduate Of Yale,
class of 1913. and was the author of the reso-
buttons for /" free soil, free men, free speech
and q free land" He was brother of the
late Chief Justice Allen.
Isaac Davis died to-day, aged So. He was
a graduate of Brown University, an ex-
Mayor of this city, and a lifelong Democrat.
He was twice candidate for Governor, and
was nephew of ex Governor Davis of
Massachusetts,.
Beastly Dissertation OF the Sabbath.
CINCINNATI, April 1st.-Mace and Slade
gave sparring exhibition this evening to
large and admiring audience at the Coliseum.
successful Burglary.
ROCHESTER IN. W, April 1st.-A daring
and successful burglary was perps trated at 1
o'clock this morning in the village of Rush
vile, Yates county. Over $4,000 in negoti-
able securities and $4,000 in cash were Sc.
cured.
A Boy Cut in Two by n Locomotive.
PATToNBERG IN. J J, April 1st.-Four boys
Jumped from coal train at the mouth of
tunnel on the Easton and Amboy Railroad
this morning. and were struck by locome-
tive coming from an opposite direction. War.
rem Barringer, aged IL, was cut in two, and
another boy seriously injured.
Destruction by Fire.
AUGUSTA ga J, April 1st.-The old Au-
gusta Ooera House was burned this morning.
james Davis was knocked into the burning
building by stream of water, and John Fix
was knocked off the building. Both fremen
were seriously injured. Loss, $4,000.
Hail and Snow.
LYNoHBURG (Va.), April 1st.-There was a
severe hail-storm to-day, followed by heavy
snow. which continues, extending through
the Southwestern States to Tennessee. 1t
has been storming necessarily in this section
since yesterday morning.
Differences Adjusted.
New YORK, April 1st.-The Ancient Order
of Hibernians and the other Irish societies
have adjusted their differences, and will unite
in receiving Parnell at the Academy of Music.
A Safe Robbed.
New YORK, April 1st.-The safe of the
Academy of Music was robbed Saturday
night of 5000 in checks and 81, 900 in cash.
An Emphatic Denial.
New YORK, April 1st.-A reporter inter.
vlepad Alnprt Rfaratadt ho eofd in III
to the rumor that the bill providing for in.
creased duty on foreign works CT art twas
lobbied through Congress by Albert Bier
stadt, that the statement is totally false.
A Novelty In the Reporting Line.
NEW YORK, April 1st.-Ah Wang, a bright
young Chinaman, is reporting Chinese news
in this city in both the Chinese ana English
languages. He is the first reporter of that
race New York has had.
Defaulting Postmaster.
NEW YORK, April 1st.-A telegram from
Brunswick, Ga, says that the Postmaster
there-L. Nortb-is defaulter to the extent
of 49, 900.
Therm0metricaI.
New YORK, April 1st-Midnight.- thigh.
est temperature to-day, 4O' f; lowest, 26'.
CHICAGO. April 1st.-Highest tempera.
ture to day, S3' lowest, 2S'.
More Money Wanted.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1st.-The journey
men cigarmakers are asking an increase in
wages of from 81 to 50 per thousand.
Diaz and Grant.
NEW YORK, April 1st.-Diaz dined with
Grant tonight.
FOREIGN.
Precautionary Measures.
LONDON, April 1st.-Prominent officials
connected with the railways throughout the
Kingdom have been in consultation with re-
spect to the recent outrages, and as 6 result
the railway companies have resolved upon
the organization of protective corps, whose
duty it will be to watch suspicious persons
travelling on the roads and guard against the