Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03


ters il such shape that printed instructions
can be on the way TO al Governors within
dsy'9 time after il becomes necessary to call
for troops.
The importation or Rags.
WASHINGTON. September 2d.-Astention
having been called to She danger arising from
the importation of infected rags this season,
it Is said that an effort will be made in Cen
gress next winter to put aprohibition on rags,
the importation Of which mas grown into
very lsrgs business. Last year there were
brought into the country 155, 900, 600 pounds,
valued at between 81 600. 000 and So. 000, 600,
nearly every country on the tac9 Of the globe
contributing.
Suicide In the limited States Treasury
Building.
WASHINGTON, September 2l.-Iohn Con-
molly, Waterman or duty in the Treasury
Department, shot and killed himself in one
Of the coal vaults in the basement Of the
Treasury building yesterday. He was found
lying on a heap of coal, with bullet hole in
his head. Blood aud bFai1s despatched his
facs, clothing, tho walls and floor. He had
shot himself with o large Colts revolver,
which the Treasury waterman carried con.
stantly. Previous to doing the deed he had
written an explanation of his action On
large sheet of fiscal paper and pinned it on
his breast. The writing on the paper was
covered with o5aldust and blood. but
enough was read to show that family trouble
was the motive.
Judge HOadIy's Illness.
CINCINNATI, September 2d.-Judge George
Hoadly, the Democratic NOMINEES for Gov
srnor, stsrted at $40 tonight. by the Pan
Handle Railway, to Philadelphia, to place
himself undsr the treatment Of DR.. Bartho-
l.
by tie advice OF DR.. w. IL. Falls, his family
physician here, who says he is laborirg not
only under mslarial trouble, but under
severe if not serious nervous prostration,
growing out of his srdu9us labors in his cam
psign AID the anxiety incident TO it. There
IS no defnite time fixed for hi5 eojourn in
Philadelphia.
The Fire Record.
New HAVEN (Conn.), September 2d.-A
disastrous fire occurred here yesterday, &c.
stroyiug the large brick building, 90 to 80
Artisan street. The fire broke out in g lum.
be- yard near Che building. The building
was four stories high, occupied by the New
Haven Staple Manufacturing Company, the
Strong Cartridge Company, snd Charles
Brown. scroll saving, Loss. S100, COO; in
ously injured by falling bricks.
The BE AIoIays Nearing Home.
CHICAGO, September 2i.-De Noisy Com.
mandery, Of Louisville, winner Of The
drill banner at the recent Triepnial Conclaye
of Knights Templsrs, reached this city from
Ssn Francisco this afternoon, and vera met
at thu depot by local Commandery and
driven about the city. They leave tomorrow
afternoon for home.
Willard and Has Guests
(NTfr- l H.
2i.-The Hotel Lafayette, at this charming
resort, presents a lively appearance to-day,
crowded IS it is with President Wizards
guests. The German advances guard arrived
yesterday, but the main body came in this
morning. three long special trains arriving
before 10 o'clock. Ali the guests, except the
Pacific coast contingent, are now here. They
number about $50.
Pennsylvsnia Republicans and the Next
Presidency.
CHICAGO. September 2d.-Congressmsn
Brown, of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Dis.
tricS, is in the city, on his way home from
months visit on the Pacific coast. He says
the Pennsylvania Republicans are much
pleased with the course Of President Arthur,
but they have strong tendency towards
Blaine for the next President.
Blaine OF Maine.
CHICAGO, September 2d.-A gentleman
writing from Augusta. Me-, says: II passed
an hour with Mr.. Blaine. He never was in
the enjoyment of better health. He seems
as much absorbed ia his book as ever l sew
him il campaign work. He declared to rae
in emphatic terms that he was not candi.
date for the nomination for the Presidency,
and had no desire for it. He wants it go
understood"
A Detective ktiIs Himself.
New York, September 25.-Detsctive Ser.
geans Wm. Z. Kinds killed himself tonight
in bathroom of the house in which he
boarded with his wife and two children. He
had lately been drinking heavily, and was
financially embarrassed. He was nephew
Of Stephen b. French, President OF the Board
Of Police Commissioners.
Victims or ths RiyerdaIe Explosion.
NEW YoRK. September 2i.-The funeral
services over the remains OF Orville Gardner,
the evangelist, known ia New York thirty
years ago az lawful Gardner, the pueiliss
took plaza to-day in Brooklyn. Many who
knew him ia eslly life were present. Gard.
nsr was victim of the Riverdals explosion
the other day. Thomas Gregg another
victim of the explosion, was also buried to-
day.
"The First Pope
4 ~ Wv LIB 1SkeSA4OCf &Ds--4hAOA-
signor Cspel lectured in st. Mary's Church,
Newport, this evening, before an immense
congregation. The subject was "The First
Pope His Commission and His Character"
The Monsigror argued that Peter was the
first Pope of the Catholic Church, and from
Christ, through him, his power descended
through sll time.
Death OF Prominent Border Man.
BosroS, September 2d.-Colonel Z. B.
Whitman, prominent Freesoiler in Kansas
in border ruf6sn times, and later having
Charge of the national cemeteries Of the South,
under General Thomas, died in Cambridge
to-day, aged 20.
Home for Destitute Children.
STAPLEToN IL. L., September 2d-The
home for destitute children of New York
city, near PRICES Bay, with Recommendations
FOR 1000 boys was dedicated by Coadjutor
Archbishop Carrigan to-day.
Drought Ia Texas.
GALVESTON, September 25.--A San Saba
special says: Such drought has not been ex-
perieDcsd in she surrounding country for
many years. From San S-ba through Mount
Cullough and Coscna countiss extensive