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

religious liberty. The receipts vera to bt
given in aid of the Home for Poor Children.
The affidavit on which the Injunction va:
granted wss made by John J. Fitzgerald,
and sets forth that the performance is dis.
graes TO religion, and was to be given IN az
unliceused place. The hearing viii be had
before JUDGE Donohue April 1lth.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
WASHINGTON, April 31.-Frederick De
Fronyilie, formerly member of thu Signal
Service, tonight shot and killed his wife. and
then killed himself. at his wife's home in
Washington. De Ffonyille and his wife
separated about eight months since, the
woman refusing to live with him on account
of his Incorporate habits. Mrs. DE Fronville;
who was Dane, has been employed as trans.
lator ID the Agricultural Department, and
lived alone. This evening De Fronville went
to the house and demanded sdmit,ance. Be-
ing refused, he started to break in the door,
when his wife sent man who was in the
house through the back entrance for police.
man. Before he returned De Fronvine had
broken in the 6ooc and had killed his wife
and himself. No one witnessed the tragedy,
bat when the neighhors, alarmed by the pistol
shots, enteredthe mouse they found Mrs. De
Fronville dead, shot through the brain, end
her murderer lying dead beside her. with q
revolver IN his hand. The motive of the deed
is supposed to hsvs bsen the jealousy of De
Fropviile, and his wife's refusal to live with
him.
Fad Bleed Between an Editor and a
Legislator.
AUSTIN (Tex.), April 3l.-Sone days ago,
in the House, Representative Chenowith
accused Colonel John CaraWell, editor of tbs
Statesman, with being bribed by the rail
roads. This morning Cardwell published the
following: To the Public: On the ooh of
March, 1888, j. G.. Chenowith, a member of
the Legislature from this State in the Lower
House. unjustly denounced me in infamous
terms, and now ne having had time for rehsc-
tion, and having through me had his stten-
ton called to tha matter that he might cor.
rect the wrong, and having failed himself to
do justice, now and here denounce him as
deliberate liar. and, further. as coward, in
uttering lie in place wherein by law he
could not be called to personal account" 1t
is rumored that Cardweil has been challenged
TO fight duel somewhere in Mexico. but it
can be traced TO no reliable source. Friends
of both parties are on the alert
Death in Prize Ring.
DUBERs (Pa), April Sd. In a prize
fight here last evening, between Mike Me.
LaugnIin and Martin Linkey, a miner, six
rounds were fought. In the last round both
men clinched sind fell, Linkey breaking his
neck in the fall. which resulted in instsnta.
neous death. McLaughlin gave himself up
to the authorities. 1'be participants in the
fight were nos over Is years OF age.
New yorK's Nenegenarian Ph.Ianthropist
dangerously I'll.
NEW York, April 3d.-Peter Cooper, the
philanthropiss, was taken i'll few days ago,
IL
however, he caught fresh cold, which settled
into pneumonia, aud tonight his condition is
pronounced dangerous. His advanced age
(93) makes his recovery matter OF extreme
doubt.
Governor sheldon and Frontier Out
iawry.
NEW York, April 3i-The Worlds El
Paso Texaf) special gays Governor Sheldon,
Of New Mexico. HIS completed an organize
ton of 2S companies of Territorial militia,
and is vigorously protecting the Mexican
frontier against Cattle steaiiog. and pursuing
and suppressing cattle thieves and rufianism
generally. Fights, killing and arrests occur
almost daily. Sock, amounting to over
81, 100000, has been stolen. The militia
shoot thieves down without any .compunc-
tions OF conscience whenever found.
Terrific Boiler Explosion.
NEW ORLEANS April 3d-The Times
Democrats Moss Point (Miss.) special says:
The boiler in one Of the Griffin mills ex-
ploded to-day. Nine persons were killed and
ten wounded. Jim Cooper, of New Orleans,
was instantly killed, and Simon Lasky ana
William Brown, of Mobile, were scalded,
and have since died. Five colored men were
seriously hurt, also one white man.
From Hanging TO imprisonment.
PETERSBURG (Vs.), April 3i.-The second
trial of Isaac Booth, indicted for the murder
of his infant child, resulted in conviction,
and the jury fixed the penalty st eighteen
years ia the Pepitentiary. Booth, at the
conclusion of the first trial, was sentenced to
be hanged.
The Fire Record.
HARRIsBURG, April 3i-The upper section
of Brown & Rheels foundry, containing
hundreds of patterns of valuable character,
was burned to-day. The stock was insured.
ThermOmetricai.
New YORK, April 3d-Midnight. High.
est temperature to-day, 52' lowest, 33o.
CHICAGO, April Sd. - Highest tempera-
ture to day. 53' lowest, So.
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FOREIGN.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, April 3i-In the House of Com
mons to-day the Under Foreign Secretary, in
reply TO Kennsrd, who questioned him with