Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-21


dians OF Arizons. The Secretary directs
that the prisoners be kept apart by you, and
fed out Of the appropriation for subsisiing
Indian prisoner of war until be Rhsll receive
fall reports from you, with any recommends
ton you may have to make on the subject,
upon which the final disposition of these To-
diars viii be determined"
Postal Changes.
WAsHIEGToN, JUue 20.h.-The stag mail
service is ordered discontinued on the route
from Yosemite TO Grovslsnd from June 19 h.
Tbs schedule is changed on the following
routes MzripOsa to Hite's Cove, from July
16.h extend the route TO he end at Y semitic,
an increase il distance of 10 miles Marip0sa
to YOSEMITE, from July 16sh increase service
to six times a week. Julian to Cotton, leave
Julian Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 81
/ A. u. and arrive ct Cotton 10 334 hours.
Leave Cotton Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
dsya st A. N end arrive Of Julian in S54
hours.
FrIghfFuI Discovery in an AbOrtiOnist's
Cellar.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20 h.-rhe police TO,
day found ia the cellar Of the dwelling for
rGerly occupied By DR.. Isaac Hathaway, the
alleged abortionist, the bodies of several chill.
dreB and large number Of human boxes.
De Hathaway was arrested ia Mach, 1881,
with Rev. Thomas 3. Miller for committing
criminal mslpractice upon Mary Batter, a
servant girl, whose child died after the opera
ton. Both we're admitted TO bail, and hatha-
way fad. He, however, returned to the city
some time ago, but has never been reearrestad
on the charge. Three months sgo bis wife
charged lin with brutally assAulting her ard
threatening hsr lie, and asked TO have a
warrant issued for bis arrest, but subsequently
Rithdrev the charge. She told the tficials
at the time that her hubbard had performed
several criminal operations upon her, and she
knew be had performed upon hundred 9TH
ers. Up to o'clock this afternoon twenty
one skulls. or portions of skulls. of infants
have besn found buried in the CELLAR Of the
dwelling. DIR. Hathaway is now in the county
prison charged with asssulting relstive.
The Coroner has lodged a detainer at the
prison against him.
Monument In Memory of Confederate
Read.
CAMDEN Is. C y June 20sb.-Ths monu-
nent erected by the women of Kershaw
county IN meu DRY of the Confederate dead
was dedicated TO day, There was a grand
military demonstration, in which twenty
comp snies participated. Senators Hampton
and Butler, Governor Thompson and other
distinguished men were present.
The memorial Grafton was delivered by Sen.
ator Hampton. de paid tribute to the faith,
devotion and patience of the Southern
women, and said that when the true history
of the war shall be written they would not
only occupy tie frat place il onr hearts, but
the first in honor. They would always repel
with scorn and indignation the imputation
that monuments TO Confederate dead marked
spots where traitors sleep. We of the South
were neither traitors nor rebels, nor was or
war in any proper sense rebellion. It was
strictly civil war growing out OF conflicting
interests and different constructions of the
Constitution By opposing sections OF the cOuD-
try. He maintained thst the perfect
union of States contemplated by
the fathers, could never be pos.
sible il thu citizens OF one portion OF the
republic a1e to be kept in that union merely
on sDfferaGce tolerated but suspected; con-
tributing their full share to the support of
the Government, but not participating 10 iss
direction bearing its burdens, but not shar-
ing its honors. and feeling that in the home
Of their fathers they are but unwelcome in
truders. He congratulated the country that
the future was auspicious, that the scars Of
war were bsing oblitersted by time, and de-
manded that our former eoemies do justice to
the motives that inspired our conduct. He
believed that If the settlement Of the war
Issues had been left to the old soldiers, toe
couatry would have been saved the shame
and humiliation of reconstruction. BE
eounseled obedience to the laws and to
the supremacy of the Constitution, and
said: It requires Only mutual forbssrapce,
concession and generosity on the part Of the
late contending sections to bring about that
result, and surely every statesman, every
lover of his country, desires to see this end
reached; and it can be sttsined without loss
of self-respect by any honorable man, North
or South without any unmsnly degradation,
without the sacrifice of Que honest conyic-
ton or one Cherished principle. The great
questions which were at issue between the
North and South, and which were left TO The
aIbitrament Of war, were decided against us /;
but the sword never mas decided, and never
viii decide, the question involving the great
principle. The final judgment as to the mo-
tives aud actions ct man rest with a higher
tribunal than sny en- this earth, and to that
last court of appeal must every question Of
right and wrong be submitted. For our con-
victions we are responsible alone to our own
consciences snd to our God hencs there is
no inconsistency in our giving to the Constitu-
ton and laws under ghieh We live our earnest
support, while we hold in tender reverence
the memories of the men who died for the
cause we hold to be just and right.
The grafton was received with much enthu-
sissn.
Railroad Accident in Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 20sh.-About P. NJ.
to-day the Chicago express, on the Omaha
line, when near East Minneapolis, ran of the
track, owing to , misplaced switch, and the
entire train, consisting Of the engine, baggage,
three passenger cars and sleeper, was de-
rallied. Engineer William Harrington. Of
this city, and bsggagsmsster Roberts, Of
El-oy, were instantly killed. end a brakeman
named Sanderhart was badly hurt. Roberts
hss wife and three children in Elroy. It
wss the frss trip Of the engiL esr ever the
road. The train was running st the high rate
Of forty miles an hour when the accident oc-
CURED. A Few Of the passengers were slightly
injured.
The New Hampshire legislature.
CONCORD. June 20th.-Balloting for
United States Senator in the Joint Cen.
veution to-day resulted SIS follows: Whole
number, 329; necessary to . choice, 165.
Gilman Marston IL, E. F. Stevens IS. Jas.
w. Patterson Il. James +. Briggs pc, Hsrry
Bingham 121, Edward II. Rollins 129, scat-
tering 60. There vss no choice, and another
vote will be taken st noon tomorrow,
CoScoBD, June 20th.-Ths officars elected
by the Joint Convention of the Legislature
this afternoon were as follows: Secretary Of
State, A. B. Thompson State Treasurer,
Solomon a. Garner; State Printer, Parsons
B. CogsEel Commissary- General, Gilman
B. Johsson-all Of Concord.
The saloon License Situation In Chicago.
CHICAGO (Ill.l. June 20th.-The rush for
saloon licenses under the new city ordinance
continued to-day. When the clerks Of the
office opened this morning the line Of expect
ant dram-ssilers extended through the hall
way and half s block along the street. Prep
aratiops Tor speed were made, however, and
by neon the jam was practically over, and
for the remainder Of tie Day SIS easily taken
care Of. The result IF the two dsys' work is
the Issuance Of 5000 hceusss. There are
about coo ssloon keepers il the city. It Is
alleged that many Notsriss wicked st glsr-
ing irregularities in furnishing sureties.
The Saturday Half Holiday Question In
New York.
NV YoEK, June 20th.-The Board of Al
dsrmen hsve sdnpsed resolution that from
tbs I5sh Of June to the 18Th Of September,
cFeET wear unta otherwise oxdsrso, al me-