Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-28

X. q. DRUM, Adiutant- General.
Major Martin is General Crooks Adjutart-
General, and remains Of Whipple Barracks
duting the absence Of his commsrder in the
field. These kilograms are valuable as to
Crooks liability to fail under charge Of dis
obedience Of orders.
The Treaty Between Chile and Peru.
WASHINGTON, May 27sh.-Senor Godoy,
the Chilean Minister, has adyices from his
Government via the Mexican Legation in
PGris, announcing the ratification If treaty
Of psace between Chile and Peru. His ad-
vices stste that General Iglesias, who signed
the treaty on behalf of Peru, is acknowledged
il the whole of northern and central Peru.
The terms of the treaty include the esssion
to Chile for ten years OF the provinces of Tara.
paca and Arics-Tacaa, a provision being made
thst on the expiration of that term the cues.
ton as to whom the esded territory shall
thereafter belong shall be submitted to
popular vots CT the people of the territory.
The country 60 whom the territory is voted
to pay the ether Sl0,000,000 before
acquiring possession. Senior Gcdoy says.
TIA. northern and central Peru. which
has acknowledged Iglesia, constitutes about
fve-sixths Of the whole territory of Peru. and
includes the capital, Lima, and the principal
seaport, Cailao. He ssys, also, that the
treaty provides for the occupation by Chile
of the cedsd territory during the ten years
covered by the terms of the cession, and in
81 probability the Chilesn army Of occupa-
ton now in Lima VIII remain there until the
Peruvian Government is fully organized and
order entirely restored. Senior Godoy states
thst the terms of the treaty were arranged
by the Chilean Plenipotentiary and General
Igleeiss' representative at Lima, and for
wardsd to General Islesias 10 Northern Peru.
Having beer signed by him, the treaty was
returned TO Lima, aud from there to Santiago
de Chile, where It was ratified by the Chilssn
Government who on the 9th instant pro.
mulgatsd IT,
DiabOlicai Attempt 10 Destroy Family.
ST. LOUIS, May 27sh.-A diabolieal at
tempt to destroy a Whole family is reported
from The town of Nelson, H. On Friday
night ropss were tied TO all ths doorknobs Of
the HOUSE, of Mr.. Boyd, and thsn made fast
TO trees in the yard. Coal oil was then
poured on and around the foundation of the
dwelling, and fired near the main entrance TO
the house. Boyd was awakened by the noise
of the flames, and luckily was able to burst
| open the doors, and with his wife and several
children rushed through the flames without
harm I; bat their escape from terrible death
was very narrow one. II is not known by
whom or for what reason the deVilisb deed
was committed.
Another Wr0nged Husband Takes the
law into BIS Own Hands.
STEUBENvILIE e. J, May 27sh-Two years
| ago Alexander Mygatt, wife and eight chill
| dren came from England and settled ia Mans.
| field, Pa The wife left him, on account Of
abuse, aud went to Ste1benvils with John
Bird. She had three daughters and one son
with her, Mygast keeping the four older chill.
dren. She married Bird and lived with him.
| This morning thsfsther and one sen arrived,
| and asked to see the wife and children. Bird
| sssented, provided nc would raise no disturb
auce. He was calm fer time, then became
abusive, snd demanded that the woman 90
| back with him. She refused, aUd Bird tonk
/ her part. The two men vent into the yard in
the rear OF tbs house. whsn Mygatt suddenly
! drew revolver ard shot Bird Ia the back cf
the he5d, instantly killing him. he then re-
| turned to the house and struck the woman.
| She fled, and her cries summoned help, when
| biygatt vas arrested.
Protesting Negroes.
ST.. LOUIS. May 27sh.-A dispatch from
Muskogee. Indisn Territory, savg: The re.
| grces in the Cherokee Nation have drawn no
a strong protest against the recent action
Of the Cherokee Council in declaring that
| the large amouat of money received from the
Government in payment for their lands shall
be distributed only TO Cherokees By blood
There ara over 1000 negroes in the nation.
who claim the ssEne rights as the indiana,
who will sign protest and then send il to
| the Secretary OF the Interior,
4 star Reuter- Preparing for the Worst.
ST. LOUIS, May 9th A dispatch from
! Independence, No., Gays: A gentleman
named Sawyer has arrived here from WASH
ingten city, to take possession of all the prop
erty of q. NJ. Vale, OF star route notoriety.
| The property consists Of a handsome suburban
residence that cost $50 600. largo number Of
FLOODED stock and extensive vine CELLARS.
| Whether Sawyer is acting as owner or as
agent is not known, but the general opinion
is that Vale is preparing for the worst.
Death,
| ALBANY N. w May 27th.-Mrs. Corn
ing mother Of Hon. Ersstus Corning. Jr,.
| died yesterday.
SYRACUSE IN W, May 27sh.-Diran
| John, populsrly known rs "Aur. Dinsh"
throughout the State Of New York, died at
the OBoDdsga indian observation, aged 1O9
years. Aunt Diuah was married to Thomas
john early IN the present century. Thomas
was ssaIFior in Captain Coles company of
Ncg ] ork militia in the war Of 1872, and
Dinah went with the company as cook. The
couple served throughout the war. Aunt
0H4SA 1ACH.AA I1bslOu ftOJAk My years.
She was nurse TO Ex-Governor Horatio Sey-
mour at his birth.
Senator Fairs wealth.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-Senator Window is
Ia the city. L. 3 conversation WITH reur
Representatives, he aaid that Senator FaiT. Of
Nevada, is 8 much richer man than most
people euppose. When he tlYindoin) was
Secretary Of the Treasury, ard was sbous to
issue new tonSs TO the amount OF S104, COO, :
COZ. Fair oales to hin snd proposed. with his
partner Macksy, 70 take the whole loan.
stabbed with Red-hot Bsyonef.
P1rrsBUR9, May 27th.-Thomaa Welsh
was fatally stabbed with rsd-hot bsycnet
this afternoon BY bis wife. Welsh, who had
been drinking. struck his wife, when she
grabbed up tie bsyones, which was used a. q
boxer. sud stabbed him Ia the left breast, the
hsyonet passing through the left lung and
still living, but bis. physicians have DO hopss
Of his recovery.
Rattle Between Irish and Italians.
Nrw YoRK. Mag 27th.-A pitched battle
took Mace between Italians and Irish in
Chez street, Maria Moreno was probably
SassiIy ip blurred: Dooney Harris. only slightly.
NJ other com batants were injured. Sticks.
stones. stilettoes and reviewers wera freely
A Crazy State Senator.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-At q late hour FRI
dav night policeman discovered ns8 wan
dering among the railroad tracks. The man
vas evidently out OF bis mind. saying he was
being pursued by headlights Of locomotives,
and that his enemies were trying Co get him
run over. He was taken in charge, and Il
turned cut that be ia State Senator Thomas
Fisb, = Marshall csunty, Icwa.
Pzynsster WsszoH's BefaIeatioa-
GALVESTON (Tex.) May 27th.-The Ne,ss'
San. Antonio special says L. tssnspiges thss
III jor Wssson's defesestion was kneyp to
ths PaY1nas ter General as Washington before
Is 1ss lsade public hers.
Ioskout Terminated.
CrscIxyATI May 27sh.--Lsss NIGHT shc
ahoe rsnutAc use.s au1 tie shoe operator
came 10 ar understanding, a,d Terminated
the lockout Ehica has kept $500 voskzsE