Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-26

place of the footlights on the stage. In one
OF the boxes thero were seated Mrs.
Beecher, Mrs. Harriet Bsecher Stowe
and other members of Beecher's FAM
| lily. The entrercs of Beecher himself on the
stage was greeted with tho warmest enttu-
siasm. the audience rising and ladies waiving
their handkerchiefs, while the men loudly
cheered. Professor Charles e. West said
| they had come to honor q philosopher, the
poor mans friend, the lover Of nature, of
| flowers and children to honor one whose
name will stand fer centuries, like Mont
Blanc, alone in his fame. Ex-Cbief Judge
NELL proposed Rev. DR.. Charles FL. Hall as
presiding officer. DIR. Hall, op taking the
chair, said that Mr. Beeeher, although he
had been the most abused man in Brooklyn
and the country, was never known TO utter
an uukind word Of any man because he diff
fered from him in belief, and thas he had
never seen man whom he believed
loves God and his fellow man so deeply. he
then introduced Rev. DIR. J. o. Peck, who
offered prayer. Rev. DIR. Ingersoll read
number OF kilograms and letters of regret at
inability to be present. Resolutions ex-
presgive of respect, esteem and affection, to-
gether with congratulations on life so use
ful and honored were adopted by rising
vote. Rev. DR.. Gatthiel, Rabbi Of Broad
way Temple, Brooklyn, resd an address, and
presented, on behalf of his fellow Hebrews,
handsome silver pitcher.
Another Murder In Nebraska.
OMAHA. June 25th.-Michael OLsughlin
was found dead in the road Sunday morning,
four miles north of ONeill City, Holt
county, with blood still warm flowing from
bullet-hole in his head. On the morning of
May 30sh he had some trouble with a neigh
Dor, whose stock had been trespassing An
attempt was maze 20 rescue the stock from
O'Laughlip, who was holding it for damages.
O'Lsughlin, however, held them at bay, and
finally sent q bullet fcom q neede-gun
through the heart of one Of I'll EN-, named Ed.
Gallagher, killing him instantly. The others
fed. O'Lsughlin surrendered himself tc the
Sheriff. and an examination was held, result
ing in his being held for trial His bail was
fixed at 81 ,000, which be furaishsd and was
released. Gallsgher's friends were dssatis-
fed that he should be allowed to give
bail at all, although no evidence was given in
at the examination except that of O'Laughlin
and his wife. Ii is reported that OLaugh-
lin was killed by some Of Gallagher frieI ds.
jerry Fitzgerald has been arrested on suspi-
cion. He is only boy, IL OF Is years old,
and is probably the wrong man.
The Editorial Duelists.
RICHMOND (Va. } june 25th.-Csptain Page
Mccarthy and William l.. Royal. frierds of
Beirne, and Colonel A. w. Jones aud j. w.
nhlbltree, Iriends OF Elan, mad lorg con-
ference to-day, the result OF which was not
known, but 1t Is believed aTrsugements for a
nesting are nesriy completel 1t is positive
ly asserted that Elam HIS lesr in -iichmond
since yesterday. aud left this city tonight,
probably en- route for the new plscs Of meet
ing. Mccarthy and Rlyal were seen on the
streets to-day. and Il ia has given rise &c the
impre' sion that when the fight came off
BeiTne will be secCnGed by other gentlemen.
RIcHwoND Tnne 25sb The latest raas
now is that i ia nrettv certain tbat tha fobt
will take nIace to.noyroy ont NJ fbs State
DR.. HUGH nj. Tavlor, who attended Elsm in
his affair With Golonel Tbomas So1itb two
wears ago, il also cut of town.
Destruction by lightning.
NRw OprEaNs lima 05.b The plartars,
cotton seed oil worEs in Ajeiers yers strncl-
hv Iighinino dn,iog a th6ndsr.storrn tIis
eyeniro and entireI1 destrova6 Tbis was