Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-27
law two years. to allow ample time for full
exchange AND settlement.

law two yesrs, TO allow ample time for full
exchange anf settlement.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON. January 26sh.-To-dsy hav-
ing been set apar: by the Senate for services
IN honor Of the lste Senator Hill. Of Geor-
eia, on motion Of Brown, imme diately after
the reading of the Journal, remarks eulogistic
Of the deceased began. AT the conclusion
thereof, consideration was resumed Of the
tsr.f bill, and discussion of ths items ia the
lron schedule continued without interruption
till o'clock, when the Senate adjourned.
In the House, at tbe conclusion OF ths eulo
eies of Senator Hill, the naval bill came up
SIS the regular order. Kelley called up the
tariff bill. and Carlisle made point of order
that the revenue bills must be considered in
their order on the calendar, which was sus-
tanned The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the revenue bills. When
the committee reached the tariff, the House
was addressed by Kelley, Kassou, Mills and
McLane, at the close of which the committee
rose and the House sdjourned.
The Senasorships.
OMAHA, January .26 ih.-Ths Senatorial
dead lock iu the Nebraska Legislature st
Llncoln continuer, with no immediate pros-
pects of being broken. The ballot to-day
was about the same ss yesterday.
DENVER (Col J. January 26sh.-On the
third ballot che Republican Senatorial caucus
tonight nominated Hon. Thomas NJ Bowen,
of Rio Grapde, for United States Senator for
tie long term. No nomination was mads for
the short term.
7he Fire Record.
OMAMA, January 26ih.-A IRE this morH.
ing in the wholesale drug store of McMahon,
Bert x Co, damaged thu stock: slso Meyer
Raapke's grocery. Hornbergei's billiard
rooms and Wirth's restaurant. Total loss,
$50 900.
TOLEDO (0.), January 26th.-The opera
Houss wss burned last night. Lose, $45, 900 !;
insurance, S20,0 900.
BUFFALO, January 26sh.-Hall & Co g
brickworks were burned to-day. Loss, S40.-
600: insured.
Railway Mishaps.
KNOXVILLE (Teop.), January 26ib.-A coal
tram was wrecked to-day on the Knoxville
aud Ohio Railroad north of this city. Wiley
Wright, the engineer, had both legs cut Off
and man named Bonha.n had his arms se-
verely injured.
CANTON (O.l, January 26sh.-A passenger
and freight on the Connorton Valley Rail-
road coilided this afternoon. The engines
were smashed, aua the engineer and fireman
rad their legs cut off One hundred and
fifty.six passengers were on the train, and
were severely shaken.
Hanged for Murder.
TAYLoRyILIE (Tll.). January 26th.-George
I'raughbsr, the murderer of Joseph McMuT-
ray, was hanged here at noon. Traughbsr
slept well, and appeared unconcerned till ap-
preaching the gallowg, when he showed much
nervousness.
TExARKANA (Ark.), January 26sh.-Ed.
Garrett (colored) VINO murdered his wife.
was hanged to-day. He confessed the crime
on the gallows, and expressed repentance.
He met his fate bravely.
Pugilfstfc.
NEW York, January 26:h.-Billy Edward,
lightweight champion, in apswer to F0x's
challenge, says in the Herald; 81 will bet
Fox or anyone else $4,000 that Macs can's
knock me out in four square rouads. On any
evening two weeks from date, or at the Madi-
son Square Garden benefit to Mace and
Slade
Jem Mace and Slade arrived this morning
NEW YoRK, January 26sh.-Richard K.
Fox tonight authorized Harry Hill TO an.
nounce that Fox was prepared to back Sla5e,
the Austraiiao, to fight any man in the world
for 5000 side.
n GHJ tECtIuiCNs
WASHINGTON Pa.), January 26sh.-The
remains of a three-year-old son of the late
DIR. S. H. Ham, of New York, were ere.
mated. to-day IN Lemoine's furnace.
Rudd's Rurderers Captured.
CHATTANOOGA (renp.), January 26h.-
Two negroes, murderers Of n. n. Radd, of
Walker county, Georgia, have been cap
tured. There are threats OF lynching.
Bcqn~st TO seeiety.
BosToS, Jauusry 26.h.-The American
Peace Society has come into possession Of
$4,000, bequeathed by Rev. George G. Beck
with.
Fred at Home Again
New YoRK, January 26sb.-Gebhardt has
made his appearance at the Union Club in
New York, where he told his crouias that he
left St. Louis because he found he was getting
Mrs. LangtTy into trouble.
indictment Refused.
WAsHIEGToN, January 25sh.-The Grand
Jury to-day refused to find an Indictment
against William Dickson, foreman of the first
star route jury.
Not enc OF the Victims.
CHICAGO, January 26sh.-S. 6. Pratt has
received cable dispatch dated Paris, from
Miss Dora Hennings Matthews, reported
among e losS on the steamer Cimbria, stat
ing that she is in Paris in good health.
Explosion Of Gas.
NEW YORK, January 26th "A gas explo-
sion under the etreet at the correr of Fulton
and Nassau his mornipg tore up space
ten by twenty feet and severely hurt four
persons.
Bad Indian sTade Good.
MUsKoGBE Qnd. Ter.), January 26th.-
Kssicsghals, whisky-peddling Indisn, was
dragged from his house. yesterday by party
Of Indians, beaten aud shot TO death.
Land Pateet Requirements.
WASHINGTON. January 26sh.-The Com.
missioner-General of the Lsnd Office requires
that naturalization papers shall be produced,
or evidenes of their destruction shown, to en-
title forsign-born citizens to patent.