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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

THs question is being diligently discussed in New
York State how party harmony in the Republican
ranks can be best brought abyut. This leads the
EUening Post to suggest lust how it can be accom-
plished and its advice applies to all sections-let the
machine men cease to insist that reorganization
shall ne under the old control. The bosses and
managers viii invite Republicans in vain to come
forward and unite all the inharmonious elements SC
long as the bosses and managers continue to exer-
else managerial powers. The machine cannot at
tract votes; on the contrary it repels ithem The
methods Of the machine, as our contemporary well
says, ere not changed by the enlargement of the
constituency. Reorganization in New York viii not
be brought about with the bosses as the reofgan
izers. Republicans desire not only better methods
but better men,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
FOREIGN.
The Ph@nix Park Murderers.

DUBLIN, May 3d-3 p M.--Ths Grand jury
have returned true bills against lyman, Walsh
and Sheridan for murder, and against Fitz-
harris as accessory after the fact The three
fsst mentioned are supposed to be in Amer.
lea. It is understood the English Govern.
|. nent will demand their extradition.
James Mullett was arraiguel this morning
on a charge Of conspiracy to murder, and
pleaded guilty. Wm. Msroney also pleaded
guilty to 2 charge Of conspiracy to murder.
Several other men charged with the same
offense are expected to also plead guilty.
New YORK, May 3i.-Ths Express gays
The necessary affidaVits to secure the extra
dition of lyman mo. u have been here for
nearly two weeks. A diligent search for
Sheridan and Walsh, who have been indicted
in Dublin for the murder of Cavendish and
Burke, was made to day, but neither could
be found.
Charge of Attempted Murder.
DUBLIN, May 3i-Lawrence Hanlsn, ar
raigned to-day on @ charge of attempting to
murder Denis Field, pleaded not guilty, and
his trial began.
Second Reading Refused.
LONDON, May 3l.-The House Of Com.
mons-292 to 2S9-refused the affirmation
bill a second reading.
1IOHDOE. Atl4y OWliits w VIC lfyOSSfc4
of the affirmation bill, Brsdlaugh intends to
administer the oath of office 10 himself.
The Austrian Landwehr.
VIENNA, May 3d.-The Lower House Of
the Rsichstag adopted the bill fixing the mini
mum forcs of the Austria landwehr, exclu-
s;ve Of that of Tyrol, at $4,000 men, and
authorizing the formation Ct six regiments OF
landwebr cavalry. The MEASURE involves an
increase in thu military budget of LOCO, 000
forins.
steamer Considered lost.
HAMBURG, May 3i.-The steamer Africa,
Captain Buckholtz, from New York, March
9th, fo- Leith ard Hamburg, is considered
lost.
six Men Dashe dsto Death.
HALIFAX, May 3j.-A New Glasgow dis.
patch says that while the men were coming
up from work in the Vale mine, the rope
broke and the boxes ran down the slope, kill
ing six men.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

I-OItIO, n. 4 :, DC, T. IoIJ.
sm the pastor of the Baptist Church here,
and sn educated physician. I am not in
practice, but am my sole family physicias,
and ADVISE in many chronic cases. Over a
year ago | recommended your Hop Bitters to
my invalid wife, who has been under medical
treatment Of Aibany's best physicians several
years. She has become thoroughly cured of
her various complicated diseases By their use.
We both recommend them to our friends,
many of whom have also been cured of their
various ailments By them.
REV. e. r. WARREN.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

tbs good people Of Massachusetts, and OF New
Hampshire have recently been greatly scandAIized
by the developments OF the improper relations ex-
isting between made and female pupils in the High
School OF cheisea Mass aud of the Paran Stevens
High School Of claremoat, L. H. In the cass OF
each school lax parental control is At the beseon OF
the whole deplorable business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
GENERAL NEWS.

A Recently. Married Pair sufrocated by
Gas-Spruce Trees Dying in Maine-De-
s'Fuction by FiFe-Bcaut full Women
Wanted la Chfeags-Ihe Star Route
Case-A Piufe Priacess In B0ston-The
Newton Heresy AEair-An Insane Incen-
diary at Omaha-sKatfers Abroad-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
AM 1SuoYArroN.

In England criIpiual appeals have not
been enjoyed az of right. but a bill
promises to pass Parliament practi-
caIly giving the right. Under the
rule that now prevails, an appeal
can &c up only by consent Of the Court.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

THE Supreme Court of Iowa has affirmed the de.
cision Of lower Court in case where lady was
injured by reason OF defective sidewalk in city,
and recovered damages against the city-not the
owaer Of the property along which the walk was
laid The Court holds that 1t is the duty of city
to cause sidewalks to be kept in good repair. and
that any one may cross sidewalk out Of repair if
proper ere Is used in doing go.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

DR.. BENsoN's Skin Cure consists of inter
nal and external treatment at the same time.
and it makes the akin white. soft and smooth.
L contains no poisonous drugs. 81, at drug
sisks
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

There is talk of establishing new mill
tary post in the Sweet Grass Hills, NJ. T.,
or summer camp at least. This has been
deemed necessary on account of the fire..
quent excursions of Northern Indians.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

HoRsFoBDs ACID PHOSPHATE in despou-
dency, etc.-Dr. w. s. Powell, Defiance, O.,
says: II have used it with satisfactory re-
suits in dyspsptic ailments associated with
great mental depression or dependency"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

Ey For five cent?, Wellp, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, VT, viii send colored samples of
all colors of Diamond Dyes, with directions.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
REAL ESTATEATAUcT!oN
AT OUR sALRsROOsI, No. 9I6 j STREET,
On Monday. The 1th Of May, 1883,

At 10 A. NJ. sharp,
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE
w following Real Estate:
Lot 6, and +, Seventeenth and Eighteenth SITS.
Lot g. d and L, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets; double frame.
West half Of north half of Lot s. E and F, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets
North half of south half of Lot s. E and F, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets
North 80 feet of west So feet of Lot l, D and E,
Seventh and Eighth streets.
Lot and west half of Lot 6, E and F, Seventh
and Eighth streets brick dwelling
North 80 feet OF south 100 feet of Lot !, and Il,
Seventh and Eighth streets.
North so feet of east feet of south half OF Lot 5,
G and Fl, Seventh and Eighth cts. brick dwelling.
South so feet OF east 80 feet of Lot 8, G and H,
Seventh and Eighth streets double brick.
South Sc feet Of west 26 feet OF Lot 8, L and u,
Eighth and Ninth streets; brick store.
South l75 feet Of north so feet of west 90 feet OF
Lot 8, L and NJ, Eighth and Ninth strests,
South quarter Of north half of Lot 8, and NJ.
Fourth and Fifth streets.
AZ Sale positive and without reserve.
m1.6ts BELL Il CO., AuctIoneers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
FRICHTFUL DISASTER.

Steamer Burned and Fifty lives Lost on
the British Columbia Csast-scenes OF
Terror and Observation-Disclosures OF the
Pnof-The Captain Last Seen Floating
Ont to sea-Eniire Destruction OF the
Vessel.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04

v1GoR, asrengsh and health ell found in
ons botsla Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO IN. RrOoRD.unos.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ladies' Choral secieiy.-There Will be
NO MEETING of the Society this (Friday) evening.
Meeting as usual next week. A full attendance is
m4-1tN
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ESPECIAL By rzlzoRAr# 70 rHn Rn0oRD-umos.,
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The Labor Situation.

PITTsBURG, May 3i.-The second confer-
ence of the Iron Manufacturers and the
AmaIgamated Association committees, which
was held this afternoon. lasted only fifteen
uinutes. President Jarrett, On behalf of the
wcrkmeu, stated that no reduction in wages
would be accepted. The manufacturers made
no response. but moved TO sdjourn sine die.
vhich was done. Both Committees held Sc
cIet meetings later, but declined to divulge
tie proceedings. The workmen profess
to believe that tha manufacturers vii
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
The New York Heresy Case.
An Insane Tncendiary.

OMAHA, May 3d.-During a terrific storm
of rain and hail, between l and 2 o'clock this
morning, Frank Meystick, living half mile
south OF the southern city limits, while labor
ing under an attack Of insanity, attempted to
chop his large twostory frame house to
pieces but giving up this job he turned his
wife and four children out of doors into the
rain. and then set fire to the house. While
it was burning be stood by with a double
barreled shotgun and kept the neighbors from
inter fering The house and contents were
totally destroyed. Loss, 81, 500. The family
were taken care Of by the neighbors. Mey-
stick is now in jail, and viii be sent to the
asylum. He was an inmate of the OHIO Asy-
lum for some years. His insanity tegan re-
turning a few weeks ago, and during this
time be has been frightening his neighbors By
firing his shotgun frequently and committing
other strange acts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-04
crooks Pursuit of the Apaches.

WASHINGTON, May Sd.-The War Depart
pent has not as yet received from General
Crook q reply to the telegram sent him by
General Sherman on the 18th ultimo, nor has
any cficisl information been received regard
ing his having crossed into Mexico. The
press report that be bad passed the boundary
lire before the cautionsry telegram could
have reached him are, however, fully credited
at the Denartment.
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ExplosIon OF Gas.

v1cKsBuRe, May 3l.-The Waterman of
the Refuge Oil Mills last night went to the
gas vault with some friends as spectators
When the door was opened the gas in the
vault rushed out. was ignited By the lantern,
and the flames enveloped the party. Two
ladies ars thought to be fatally burned. The
assistant engineer had an ankle broken by
The force of the explosion, and an employe
named Green was badly burned in endeaTor-
ing to save the women.
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charge of Attempted Murder.
The Austrian Landwehr.

HAMBURG, May 3i.-The steamer Africa,
Captain Buckholtz, from New York, March
9th, fo- Leith ard Hamburg, is considered
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spruce Vln,her BIiahted.

BANGOR (Me.) May 3l-Reports from the
lumber region of AroDstook show that the
spruce trees are dying eff at fearful rate.
In part Of one township, where 100000 feet
were expected to be cut during last winter,
only IS 600 feet Of sound spruce could be
found. The rest of the township is in the
same condition, as far as can be ascertained.
No worms at work. The tops are dead, and
the trses have reddish color and look as
though fire had sSep! over them. There are
G number of townships in which it is ssti-
mated that three-fcurths Of the spruce is
dead. No satisfactory theory for this state of
things has been broached. end great alarm
exists among landowners. Il is suggested by
one lumbernan that the trees are dying Of
old aoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct 26-Passed up the Channel steamer oe0 e
BT) Guest from Baltimore Oct 10 on ner way W hoVter
25th-saed steamer Richmond Hill Br) Hyde, for New.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2G-Arrived steamers Norseman (Br. Will
Jams from Boston Oct7 Quebec (Br Gross HOm
Oct II. 1,. N, 1Yo,,or
BRISTOL Oct 26-Arved steamer Jersey City Dbl Horlor
from New.YOTk oct IL, -, r.,o srou,
Galveston Sept q, on her way to Havre c, r,.on,on
from York oct IL silesa (Ger Barends from new
York Oct Ia. =, c.,..h ,poI,,
25thUArriyed steamer Begenland Belg), Stokes from
New-YOrk; ,,.. ,p,o,,
Cnevaler, from New-YOrk - m, ,,n.doto
GIBRALfAR oct 26sailed Ascalon Br Dinsdale
from China and Japan hence for New.York
HAVANA Oct 25-9 installed, steamer Niagara Baker
for New.YOrk. 1900.
BOSTON, Oct 2GArriyed, steamers city OF Ooinngns
Nickerson Philadelphia Gaucus BeaTse, New'forAi f@'
mouth, Hall. st John. NIB. ,,,., eo,orno
Cleared steamers Partha Br Roberts, Liverpool SalenO
obi, WILSON, Hull via New.YOTk. -,
PHILADELPHIA oct 26-Arrived steamers Roman CroWei
Boston, Cath Whiting Briggs, Provdence IacOny DAVIS
New-YOrk. "a
Cleared steamers British Crown CBr), Wills Liverpool Per
kOmen, Miller Salem Harrisburg Albertson and Norma
GOOgins, Boston, Ann Eliza, Warren, New YORK., -,
BALTIMORE, oct 2B-Arriyed steamers Nova ScOtlan Br
Richardson LiverpOO WIN Lawrence, Hooper SaVahhahi
Garrett, Foster, New-York. ,- $50.
Cleared steamers VIM Kennedy, Parker PIOVdence haIu
Stevens, Chance New-YOrk.
steamer AuafOll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-27
nEEACING EORT LAEAYETTE-

Old Fort Lafayette, on its little island in the
NaTows has been for a long time deserted. Beng
the Corps Of Engineers, and has been used a. IA
storehOuse. Recently Colonel Gillespie stored in it
nesday one of the Colonels men reported that sus-
picious looking persons had been lurking about the
place. 1t was thought that thieves were after the
old iron, but on Thursday the whole thing was cx-
planned, for when the sunrise gun doomed from
Fort Hamilton and the early light fell on the his
toric walls Of Fort Lafayette, il shpne on letters
of white five feet high stating that The HeTaH was
sold for two cents.
Colonel Gillespie was found in his office in the
Army building by TRIBUNE reporter yesterday.
When informed of what The Hcrdd had done he
was extremely surprised and indignant. " No one
but myself" said he, " has authority to give per-
mission for any such thing, and II is unnecessary for
me 10 add that have given no such permission.
This is the first have heard of il. The matter shall
be attended TO at once. will have the advertise
ment efiaced and make The Herdd pay forit. The
United States Government does not erect forts to
have them defaced by advertisements"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-27

MNIARTD ALLEN ON TRIAL.
HIS BROTHER OWES" BESIDE HIM IN THE COURT
OLE GFNERAL SESSIONS.

HIS BROTHER GIVES" BESIDE HIM IN THE COURT
OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Martin Allen one of the notorious Allen brothers,
of whom several have served terms of imprlson-
ment was again placed on trial yesterday IN the
Court of General Sessions His bald head and long
dropping mustaChe are familiar in the court room,
as he was tried only few weeks ago on a criminal
charge and acquitted. Wesley Allen, who has just
been released from Connecticut prison. sat beside
his brother and whispered suggestions TO the conn
sell The green patch formerly worn over his lett
eve had disappeared and showed the dctormlty that
has often assisted in his detection. Martin Allen
was charged with stealing $500 in jeweIy and 80
No 100 East Seventy -Tst-St. The fact of the rob
berry was testified to by Mir. Crimmins, who, with
his family, was absent in the country at the time
the articles were stolen. Kate Devaney, servant
at No. 972 LeXingtOn-ave., testified That she mad
seen the prisoner and John +. Moore who was IN
dicted on the same charge, i'll the area and about
the house where the robbery was committed. Kate
Callahan, servant in an adjoining house, heard
loud talking in the yard on one of the days on
which the thieves must have been in the house,
She went out and found Allen and Moore getting
over the fence.
Have YOU seen the weaselHD said Moore, who
had in his hand piece of iron, resembling the
"jimmy" shown TO the witness. The men jumped
off the fence and continued the search for the sup
Positions " weasel" Assistant DlstIct-AttOrney
OByme brought witnesses to prove the prisoners
previous conviction of felony, which will make his
longer term. Keeper Jackson testified that Allen
was committed to Sing Sing III 1873 to serve two
terms of FIVE years each. Police Captain McCullagh
who was present at the former trial, was asked by
Mr. OByme whether he recognized the prisoner,
Allen.
ayes, that's Mart and there's Yves too" and
the CAPTAIN nodded TO his old acquaintance.
The trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-27
INSTANCE NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Ameeting of the Insurance Journalists Associa-
ton of the United states was held on IhnTsnay ~
the Mills buidng, Inc session. Mc7 ror tb e
suiug year chosen, as follows: j. II; G..
Whiting he american Exchange ant Rcrl0c, Ih.a-
dcphia W. II. BOnsall, INC Spectator, AeW-loIh :;
). II. Davis, Insurance, Ncw-York; =. TcTtius
Kcmpson The Insurance Age, New-lork; ". ;.
Nichols, The Insurance Monitor, New-lork; {. G..
Bombaugh. The nd67cTjter, Baltimore; and 4. H..
Ransom The Standard, Boston banquet viii be
given by the association at the st. Nicholas Hotel
in January next.
intendent Harrison, of the New-lork Board of Fire
Underwriters. The average rate in the new tar
district is given as Sc $4,000, and the present
average rate on Broadway at 80 97-lOO. by the
former schedule the average rate was only
70 57-lOO in the old dry-goods district. The rates
tabulated in the new book 90 into effect on NoFcu-
4 meeting of the New York Tariff Association was
held Yesterday. The chief discussion was on the
uuestion of insurance brokerage with special refer
ence to the custom of dividing commission, WIN
the assured. IL was proposed 10 fix penalty OF
$50 for each offence and not 70 Tclnstate brokers
whose certificate had been revoked forcauSe unless
such reinstatement should be COnCurrcd IN by
majority of the members Of the sad farm Associa-
ton.
its first appearance on the street yesterday after
noon. The new journal is published by Judge :.
II. Davis. a Well-knOwn insurance journalist, ana
Charles w. Lukey, founder Of the Insurance Npectd-
tor
4 meeting Of the New-York Tariff Associationwas
held yesterday The chief discussion was on the
question of insurance brokerage with special refer
ence to the custom of dividing commissions with
the assured. II was proposed TO fix n penalty 81
500 for each offence, and not to rcinstate brokers
whose certificates had been revoked for cause, I'M
less such reinstatement should be concurred IN by
q majority of the members Of the said IaIil AsSocl-
ton
new weekly newspaper called Insurance made
its first appearance on the street yesterday niter-
noon. The new journal is published by Judge ;;
II. Davis, a we-known insurance journalist, and
Charles W. Lakey, founder of The Insurance Npcc-
tdtOT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-27
EORELGN STElMARS DUE AT ms eORI
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YORK.......... FRIDAY, 90
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YO RK.......... FRIDAY, OCT %, 1888
ARRIVED
yap oct SG Gibraltar Is With mdsc to rGcps BROS 90
pia and AmcTia 29 Malaga Oct aud Gibraltar TO- with
Steamer Republic CBr Irving Liverpool oct 10 via
Queenstown H. with mlse and pa.scngels 20 Il Cortis
H. with mso and passengers To Austin BALDWIN
steamer Acapulco Porter AspInwan lays, with mise and
Stca,Scr AenS (sr Hnghes Kingston sept 90 Jacme os
Martha oct Carthagena Colon T. GrryoTn 10 and
Port 10 days with mdse and passengers TO Pin For
steamer San Marcos Daniels Galveston days via Key
West days with mse and passengers to Mallory GO
steamer city OF san Antonio Wilder tsrnanuna oct ~
Bruswc ~ and Port Royal 3D. with mlse and passen
and passcngcfs to Old dominion rs Co.
steamer on Dominion MaEer Gmqh Ton g rSE ana
steamer Kanawha Greenwood newport News news ., o.,
rcy HngEns; vessel 10 w bowman -, .,,., ,., .....
Steamer NeItunc Berry Boston, with misc Dmock.
steamer Jennie clancy Boston, IN ballast to Ii Winchos
ship Columbus Ger, saucmch. Bremen 50 days. with
mdsc to order; vessel to Herman KOop Co.
nP baT Ir 10 order; Vessel to Theo Ringer & co.
Ship General Mcclellan Pierce, san Francisco 1873 days,
BARK CGcrJ HmmcskamP Bremen 81 days with salt
BARK snow Queen tr Mckenzie Belfast 80 days In bal.
BaTk c Williams Cof shelburne Ns) Smith. Dublin "a
DAYS in ballast to Chas l. Wright x Co.
sUNsET-wnd at Sandy HOOK light Me- clondy. At
ivy ''''"' CLEARED
Steamer Broydel els. weycr Antwerp-Funch, Edyo
& Co.
steamer scotia Br Corrigal Halifax, and st Johns Ne
y III Seaman.
Characterization, Bliss & Daett
Andes tSpHn), FcheVCTfap Arroyo, Romeo ana
MayagueZ-Pim, FOrwOOd & Co
steamer Richmond, Ioaz Norfolk-Old Dominion So Co
steamer Guyaudotte, Kelley, Newport News and West
Point, Va-Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer WIN Woodward Young, BALTIMORE Krems
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Philadelphia-John
Roberts.
steamer Gen whitney, Hallett, Boston-H + Dlmock
ship Herachel Ger, Wupper, Amer JAVh Tor orders
Funch, Edge b Co.
Bros.
| BARK Hamburg (Gcr) Hashagen, Bremen-Oerchs q Co.
Bark OBI, Anderson Great Yarmouth E-Geo + Bull
/
bark Wandering Jew, Ulmer, Buenos Ayrea-John Norton
| 4
Bark America Armstrong Brdgetown, Bornuda-H rrow-
| BRIDGES sons.
! Brig Marie (Dtch) Porter, 81 Martins wI-Lough Won
/ ROmundt.
| Brig starlight. Libby, Port Span-L W q Armstrong.
SChr Ida l. (DtChl BrutOns Dominican ports-LOugh a
| Won ROmOndt.
SAILED.
Steamers LANDAU city for Bristo Carondelot Port Royal
and Femandna Richmond Norfolk GuyandOtte West Point
| Va, and Newport News.