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

aged 81. Koz'ay was a Hungarian and came
TO this country at the time Kcssuth did. an6
was warm personal friend OF the patriot
He raised a regiment of volunteers and was
commissioned as Colonel. His regiment, tns
Fifty fourth New York Infantry, was com
posed almost entirely of German citizens, anG
was christsned the " Schwartz Yaeger.'
DR.. Joseph II. Bailey died Sunday at Ken.
Cliffs, Putnam county. He was born il
October, 1903. He served in Texas during
the war, and took care of Sam Houston after
his wound ct the battle Of San Jscinto He
was next ordered to Fort Gibson. Indian
Territoly, which was then the most westerly
part oftne United States. He spent many
years in Indian Territory and Arkansas, and
was closely identified with the early history
of that portion Of the country.
Patents 20 California Inventors.
WASHINGTON. April 3i.-Ths following
patents were granted TO citizers OF California
to-day Robinson Gibbons, Alameda. at
taehaent for trsnsits and other surveying in.
struments; Hsli & Bidwell. Woodland. self.
regulating Windmill Emu j. G. Kals. Yolo.
washing machine j amez Parteous, Fresno.
irtscrsper; John P. Simmons, San Fran
cisco, and S. Adams, Antioch, magszine
gun Georg1W Thissell, Winters, codIine
moth trap and tree protector; Frank G..
Waterhouse. Sacramento, electric arc lamp.
Democratic Victories.
CHICAGO. April 3d.-The indications are
that the entire Democratic ticket is elected
by 1000 TO 5000 majority.
Election returns from Madison, Wis. show
the same result, and the municipal elections
generally throughout the country have re.
suited IN the election of Democratic csndi.
dates.
CHICAGO, April 3d.-At the election held
here to-day fer city and township officers and
members Of the City Council, there were but
two general city tickets-one straight DEM
ocratic, headed by Carter II. Harrison, the
present incumbent, for Mayor the her by
Judge Carey, joint candidate Of the Repub-
icsns and independents, on a platform of
high license for saloons and o stringent en-.
forcement of the laws. The day was bright
and pleasant, and very large vote, impaired
with former city elections, YVES polled. By 8
o'clock it became evident that the entire
Democratic city ticket was elected unless an
unusual amount of scratching vas done. The
returns from ll6 pfecincts-oyer three-quar-
ters OF the city-give Harrison 9,23S major
isy. The returns on other officers are very
incomplete, and are coming in slowly.
CHICAGO, April 4th-12:30 A. M.-The Re.
puhllcans concede the election of the entire
Democratic city ticket by from 6000 TO TO-
600 majority. The Democrats claim 10000
TO IA, 600.
LITTLE Rock (Arl,), April 3d.-The nu-
nicipal election here resulted in the election
Of Kramer for Mayer, Griffith for Police
Judge aud Hudson for Trsasursr-sH Demo-
Gratis, though political lines were not drawn.
DR.. Theodore Linde was elected Mayer of
Hot Springs.
CINCINNATI, April Sd.-Tbe Common
Council, on joint ballot, stands: Democrats
49, Republicans 49, Official returns will be
necessary to show the majofities of the officers
elected.
ST. LOUIS, April 3d.-Of the six Council
men elected to-day three are Democrats, two
Republicans and one Independent. The
proposition to fund the city debt was carried.
LEAvENwoBTH ks. April 3i.-Dr. S. 7.
Nicely, the Democratic carnidate for Mayor,
was elected to-day by larger majority than
any Mayor for years.
Omaha CITY Election.
OMAHA, April 3j.-The city election TO- day
has been hotly contested, and the count is
unfinished at midnight. It is believed that
Champion S. Chase, the Republican nominee
and liquor interest candidate, is elected by
about forty Yotes over ex-Judge Savage, can
didate of the Democrats and citizens.
City Election In nenyeF.
DENVER (Col.), April 3d.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate that Ex-Governor l.. Routt is
elected Mayor, together with the whole Re.
publican city ticket, with probably the ex.
cepticn OF City Attorney. Rqutt was com.
PEELED to accept the nomination as the only
man who could unite the Republican faction
and beat both oppositicns. He received a
majority over all.
The Rhode Island Election.
PROVIDENCE, April 3i.-The election tc-
morrow is in doubt, with the chances slightly
against Sprague. An immense amount of
work is being done on both sides, but the
Fusion party is hampered by lack Of
organic stiop, lack of harmony, and lack Of
money.
Sensation IN a Cincinnati Democratic
CIub.RoOm.
CINCINNATI, April STA sensation oc.
cured IN the rooms of the Duckworth Dem
ocratic) Club this morning, by an effort of
Mayor Means to shoot John Brady the
county jailer. Both are members of the
hearing the election returns. Early this
morning the Mayor, having been drinking,
made thrests of going to insult Brady, who
was up stairs. Means wsnt up stairs, and
friends got Brady down stairs. Means fol-
lowed, end when they met seized him, and
finally drew revolver. Brady, seeing this.
drew his. snd demanded that Means be taken
away. This was done, and bloodshed pre-.
vented. Brady and Means have not been on
good terms for two years.
The Star Route Trial.
WASHINGTON, April 3l.-In the star route
trial to-day Dorsey was still on The stand.
Witness said Rerdell had written Miss
Springman number Of very vicious letters,
which she copied and transmitted TO wit
ness in New Mexico. These letters had
been shown Rerdell while be was in jail, only
for his information. Witness had procured
situation in tie Treasury Department for
Mics Springmen. He did not threaten Rer-
dell with letters. Witness had seen General
Garfield in the presence of Colonel IDgersoll.
Witness did not believe Rerdell had gone to
MscVeagh and James when ne first heard of
it; could not remember whether he pre- pared
any part of Rerdelps retracting affidavit.
When asked whether he had not sought to
use the sfidavit to secure tbs removal of
James and MacVeagh, charging them with
burglary and other heiuous offenses in seek
ing to procure his (Dorsey's) books to be
stolen, Dorsey defantly declared that he had
done all he could to secure their removal |;
that the charges in the affidavit were true,
and that Governor Foster of Ohio had told
the President substantially the same thing,
and had said those officers ought to be re-
moved. Witness opinion was that il the
President had lived another week he would
have followed that advice. He Indignantly
repealed as untrue the charge that he had
sought protection from James and Mac
Veagb, asking il counsel believed that pis-
mire could hurt an elephant.
Merrick-Whichi is TIE pismire, and which
the elephant?
Dorsey-I will leave that to popular
opinion.
Witness ssid he had not tried in every poe-
sible way to have James and Macy sagh re-
moved-his tongue had not known its cum
ming.
The REORGANIZATION closed, and Iugsr-
soil announced that be had expected the
cross examination to continue week or two
longer. He stated that he had no further
questions to ssk, and witness was dismissed.
The Court then adjourned. THE interview
referred to by Dorsey with Garfield, and the
documents connected Herewith. were pub
lished December 2, 1882
The Billiard Tournament.
CHICAGO, April Sd. = In the afternoon
game of the Brunswick & Bake tournament
Dion and Morris were the contestants, the
former being the favorite at $40 to S. Nor.
ris started eff in much the test style, and
soon had lead of over 100. He reached 237
in the eighteenth inning with run of 65,
Dion standing at 90. Score Morris, 600
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