Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-20
Father Hyacinthe.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Father Hyacinthe.
NEW York, November 19sh.-Father Hy.
acinthe said in his discourse yesterday: ~
also am Huguenot, as you are. My wish
is not to divide the church, but to reform it.
l am called to advocate unity, rot separation.
My creed may be summed up in three words,
essential even to the Church of Christ, but
especially to the Evangelicsn part OF it
liberty, spirituality. austerity. Since the
beginning of this century, you have
entered the Episcopal Church, which
represents the greatest authority in
Professionalism, snd is its most conservative
denomination. We must not separate author
ity and liberty. 1t is our project to mite
them. Professionalism represents liberty
without authority; Catholicism authority
without liberty. Unite them. and we have
authority and liberty. France is passing
through o crisis. She is not in decadence
She is drinking from the cup of corrupted
Catholicism, which is ultramontanis;n and
feom the cup of democracy, degensrated into
demagogy. Soon the better sense of the
country will rally, and depagoSism will fall.
Father Hyacinthe spoke without notes, and
as he proceeded his rhetoric became impas
stoned, and his voice resounded strong and
stentorian through the building. The audi.
eucs seemed spell. bound at his enthusiasm
and excitement, and his sudden changes to
soft liquid tones appeared to be the result Of
sheer exhaustion.
Senator Fair and His Children
New YORK, November 18th. Senator Fair
informed an interviewer yesterday at the
Gilsey House: l am here seeking rest and
recupecation before proceedieg to Washing
ton. / was taken very sick 10 Chicago and
compelled to have my children proceed alone
to their school in California. l find the
climate of the East agrees with me much bet.
ter than that of the Pacific slope. have re-
fused 60 be interviewed on politics or on my
domestic affairs. Events to come will vindi-
cate me. am devoting my spare moments
to the welfare of my children, my mining
property in and about Nevada, and the sp-
preaching session of Congress. These az e
sufficient to occupy my time.
Tyranny of Certain Forms OF Trades
Union.
NEw YORK, November 19.h-A Tribune
editorial, illustrating the tyranny of certain
forms of Trades Union, has the following: A
poor tailor named Jacobs, in East Fourth
street, had small shop some time ago. He
gave employment to about thirty men. The
employees struck one day because Jacobs re-
fused TO discharge the foreman, whom the
Tsilors' Union wished to discipline. The
employer tried to get along, but finally yield
ed to the Unions terms. That was not
enough, however, and the Union imposed
fine on him for his independence. AS he
could not pay it he had to make an assign.
ment, and to-day he il ruined man.
The Strike OF Compositors.
NEw YORK, November 19th.-The strik.
ing compositors of the Ecening Post are still
. =. NaA NlnA n
men at work in tie composing-room of the
paper. No edition had been issued up to
4:30 to-day. There are usually four in the
afternoon.
NEW YORK, November 19th.-The print.
ers in the Times office struck tonight for one
cent advance per thousand ems, and demand.
ing the discharge Of foreman Wells. After
holding out four hours, the proprietors
yielded, when most Of the compositors Joined
the Printers Union.
Wife Murder and suIcide.
SwANToN (Obio), November 19.h.-Samuel
Hernay shot his wife formerly widow
Stevens) this afternoon, and tried to kill her
daughter, Mrs. Liba. He then shot himself
Both are dead. They had been married about
a year, and qusrreled.
The Tragedy on Long Island.
JAMAICA IL. J. November 19sh.-The 20.
lice arrested q young tramp at 2 o'clock this
morning, who stated that the man who mur-
dered Mrs. Msybss and daughter, at Boon
vile, took him to see the bodies on Saturday.
The authorities think the fellow drunk or
crazy.
TIE Erie Canal.
NEW YORK, November 19th.-It is esti.
mated that 100 boats on the Erie canal, be.
tween Buffalo and Albany. loaded with
600, 900 bushels of wheat and 5000 bushels
of corn, will get to this city before the close
of navigation, December 1st, there being no
ice obstruction yet.
BOurbOnism In Mississippi.
CHICAGO, November 19sh.-A Washington
special says: A copy of the Natchez
CRUSADER received here gives an account of
even more astounding bsrbarities than those
recently reported in Hazelhurst, Copiah
county, Mississippi. The detailed statement
shows thst one man. 6S years of age, was
given six hundred lashes, and another man,
90 years of age. wa' shot dead in his wife's
arms. because they opposed the Bourbon
tickets.
Another Double Tragedy In Texas.
Ell PAso Tex November 19tb.-Early
this morning an OLD man named Garcia, liv-
ing on the banks of the Rio Grande, two
were found dead ia their house, having been
murdered during the night. The bodies pre-.
sented horrible appearance, the assassins
baving stabbed and cut them again and
again. No motive, save privst revenge, can
be assigned for the murder, as the couple
were misersbly poor. This makes the third
murder this month, and the officers on this
side CT the river complain bitterly that the
Mexican officers DO not exert themselves to
aid in putting stop to this state of things.
The Jefe Politico is holding an investigation
into the circumstances surrounding the
double tragedy.
Engineer Murdered.
LEADvILLE, November 19th.-Last even
ing S. FL. White, civil engineer of the Dem
yer and South Park Railway, was murdered
by q tie.cutter at Robinson. He has o
brother in Chicago named Randall White,
who is Justice Of the Peace.
The Indiana Lynching.
OXFORD November 19th.-At the lynching
Of Melting this morning, for killing Ada At.
kinson, just before he was swung off one of
his executioners said to him, "Neliing, you
must die; have you any further confessions
to make, or anything TO say?' He replied.
:" No, nothing more than l have already
said but [ want you to make halt.wsy de
cent job of this, and cut off my wind as
quick as you can." Fave minutes was given
him. When strung up paper was pinnsd
on his breast with the words, "Waraing to
murderers. At 10 o'clocl the BODY was
taken down. The Coroner's jury returned
verdict of "Death by violence at tie hands
Of body of masked men, unknown to u.s."
The body was inferred in the county grounds,
West Oxford.
ThermOmetrIcaI.
New York. November 19sh.-Tempera-
ture, Sc and 360.