Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04

jury has not yet been secured in the trial Of ex
Treasurer Polk of Tennessee.
The town Of Cromwell, Ia, was destroyed by
I cyclone Monday, and fourteen lives lost.
The weekly statement of the Imperial Banl, Of
Germany shows a decrease in specie Of 23,l7S,oo,
marks
The murderer OF Mrs. Christine Urmback vas
taken from jail at Mayorsville, Mics Monday, anc
lynched.
The large oak tree has been felled at Rockford
III, under whose branches Lincoln and Douglas aelo
| a debate in 1853
The only change in the Senatorial ballot at Con
cord, Il. H., was in favor Of Ex-Governor Bell who
| gained two votes.
The Chilans are making preparations to evacuatt
the north Of Peru and hand it over TO Igesas, wins
is rapidly rising in public esteem.
dispatch has been received BY he Chicago
Board Of Trade saying; The Suez Canal will moi
| be closed under any circumstances"
The Queens Bench division of the High Cou Z?
Justice OF England has decided to grant tria'
Of the Belt-Lawes libel suit but advises comprc-
mise.
At Blissville, \. Y, train on the Long Island
| road struck beer wagon, demolishinE the wagon
and killing the horses and Patrick Coyle and Peter
Kroch.
WI. Vanderbilt has added 100000 to the en-
dowment fund Of the Vanderbilt University il
Nashville, Tenn, making the total endowment
100000.
Henry Wicbes, an aged lawyer has embez2let
about $4,000 Of trust funds and money collected AZ
| attorney oi Mrs. Catherine A. Van Eenss hcr, Of
/ Greeubury, n. Y.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided to con
tinue the present system Of fastening the en-
ployed in the transportation Of imported me-chan-
1ise with lead seal.
The annual report to the Chief OF the Pension
Office shows The receipt during the f.ell year o
4 ffauW Tf1rrH Hfa
| fiscal year of 1905,
Toe Conyngham aud Baltimore mines a. Wilkes
! barre, Pa are now flooded With water to a depth OF
over 200 feet 1t will t Ike six weeks to pump the
| water from tae mines.
| Tie Coroner on the bodies OF the victims q the
railroad disaster at Bradford, Pa, Monday found
that the train hands We're asleep. Seven pereons
were killed by the accident.
The President has signed the commissions Of four
newly appointed Collect ors Of Inter- at Revenue and
issued letters designating The Collectors retained
under the presert consolidation.
Entch'Pratt OF Baltimore, has executed deed OF
the RAFT Free Library, on Mulberry street to that
city and gwen his check Tor SS33, 1888 So which is to
be invested in city bonds 'or its support.
The Mayor OF Elmirs, n y, and the Delaware,
| Lackawanna and Western Railroad are warning
assinsI each other. The Magor attempted to tear
up the track Monday. lie was arrested.
A fight occurred at an Indian dance at Bird Cheek,
Indian TERRITORY. Monday night, at which over 100
Pawuess witn drawn reveivsTs and knives took "a /
Two Indians oere killed and others wounded
\ pilot boat reports the now Cunsrd steamer
Aur]uia, from Liverpool, June 23d, TOR sew York
broke her connection rod and burst . cylinder on
Sunday, July lst, st $50 p. NJ, off Moatauk Point
Notwithstanding the denial that the Curia differs
from he Propaganda il regard 10 Ireland owing to
the scton oi Erripgton, Inquiry has been sent to
Cardinal McCabe whether he is well enough TO come
70 Ireland.
About one year ago Miss Van Dyke of Edin5oro
Pa, claimed TO have been relieved cf an immense
tumor through PRAYER Last Sunday five surgeons
gathered at her home and cut away mass weighing
~ pounds.
The grant made to sam Br7unln by the Mexican
Government Is for 210 GOO acres GA the Tagin river
Sonora, between the towns OF Conerioa and
Sapuraipa, on that stream, the lands being princi-
p lily agricultural
Preparations arc maturing on the Sunset and New
Orleans branch OF the Southern Pacific for immense
shipments OF California grain through tn New
Orleans The initial carload is TO be followed BY
express grain trains.
The principal New York papers comment indig-
nantly on the looseness Of our immigration laws
under which twenty four Mormon missionaries
Monday landed 700 Mormon proselytes and started
them for Salt Lake City.
Captain NJ. L. Cole, member Of the Board of Su.
pervsors, was found in theroad between Vicksburg
Miss, and his residence, five miles distant his body
riddled with buckshot. no arrests have been made
but there is q clue TO the murderers.
In an old barn on the North Side, Chicago. Sun
day night, Daniel Mccarthy, sailor, of Buffalo,
ami Nike McGovern, a roustabeut, OF Chicago,
fought prize ght for some wager Mccarthy was
tbs victor In three Furnishing rouRts.
The boiler Of The steamboat Susquehanaa, Owned
by he Plymouth Navigation Corno4ny blew up at
Willesbarre, Pa, Yesterday morning. The bost
was torn o pi aces No passengers were on board
Several Of the crew were injured, several fatally.
At Huddorsiald Eng, yesterday, while the steam
train WIS descending tbs incline q break attached
to it failed to work and The car oap-ized Two Of
the occupants We're killed and q try injured Some
Of the latter are In pTsct1ious condition and l. i
feared vi die.
at Little Rock, Ark, Monday. J 7. Blown. Ir..
late United states Mar h3l for the eastern 5ia.ie.
Oi Arkansas was sentenced on tgo c1pats f5r for
gerry aud perjury in the preparation Of vouchers,
and sentenced 10 i've years impr sonlleut and to
pay 81 0o0 iius.
a s4loonkeeper CT shelbyrille, IL fought sham
duel with friend in front Of tae tar believing the
rey3lver5 wers empty. A visitor received bullet
in tie neck An almos- precisely similar accident
Occurred IN Kansas City Monday night EXCEPT that
one Of the spectators was hit and killed.
It Is probable that Austria viii, within forsgeight
hours, summon Roumania officially to TepuGiate
the toast proposed 10y her Deputy at Js.sy, in the
presence OF the King, in favor Of Roumanian an
nexation Of Bukowlaa. Il Roumanie refuses, it is
not unlikely that there will shortly be grave news
W,
which was two months behind, Monaay. They broke
Into the mining company's store stripping it of
goods. Yesterday they paraded the streets with
riotu19 demonstrations, threatening to deu1Olish
the c0upauys property, aud creating great excite
nent.
TIE steamer Queen arrived a. New York, Monday
with IFS pauper immigrants. The immigration au-
thorities notified the steamship company that they
declined to receive them until guarantee was
given that they would be taken back to Europe
when ali necessary legal formalitiss were complied
with.
gentleman from Shreveport, La, states the
negroes OF the lower Mississippi region are going in
large n1abers to Nortl Louisiana, Arkansas and
East Texts fearing the yellow fever will break cus
in their homo this summer The gentleman saws at
present there is no occasion for this Senegzmbian
stampede.
Tuke hos written a letter defending the class OF
emigrants to be forwarded to America. He states
the work OF the society Of which he Is the head is
virtually finished for the season. He could placs
over fifty fimiies more in condition. He further
states that ne has many applications from American
employers for foreign laborers.
sad accident occurred during Temperance fete
At the Botanical Gardens at Sheffield, Eng, Monday
here were thousands Of school children on the
ground. A number Of them climbed upon a dray
when the h9ree became frightened ana caused
panic among the little ones, two OF whom were
killed and over twenty injured.
The granite shaft which is to mark the spot
where Custer and the seven companies Of the Sev-
enth United States Cavalry laid down their lives
has been shipped to Montana. The monument con.
sists of cube of Montiilo granite, four feet high,
resting base OF the same material. Il is in
scribed with fourteen hundred letters-the names of
the sain.
The bark saoine, from Vera Cruz, arrived at Gal.
weston, Tex, Monday. 1t is reported that when at
that port FIVE Of her men, iacudina the eaptsin,
were siel, with yellow fever. One OF the men died
June 18th and the others recovered. The vessel
let Vera Cruz june 26h sInee which time there
has been sickness aboard. No communication is
allowed with the Saoine until the expiration Of the
quarantine term.
Tic management Of the Southern Exposition b.
Louisville, KY, have closed contract with the Ed
ison Company TO light the Exposition building and
with &C. 600 Edison !ncaulescsEt lights. six
toencandle power each This is the large building
ever constructed 70 be lighted by electricity. The