Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-31

New York; JANIS +. HOOD, Chiei
Clerk Of Appointment Division OF
the Interior Department, Washington Ed
ward Koells and VIM. b. Leonard, OF New
York Morton McMicisel, of the Phiiadel-
phis North american W. d. Morgan, OF
New York; Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, of Yer
mont; General John Newton, ] ohm Q. Noyes,
OF New York General l. IL. Nelson. Major
0. l.. Pouden, Assistant Secretary to the
President, Of Washington Lewis Robert, OF
New York; General Rufus Saxtop, OF Louis
vile; General II. W. Slocum. of Brooklyn
Hon. Mr.. Sommerhoif, Heard Stevens. OF
Boston F. K Stur2is. Of New York j. j..
Thomas, Of Baltimore; General B. n.
Tracy, of Brooklyn; General Alexander
Warner, l.. Warren. of the Spring.
field Republican; Reginald West, OF
Pennsylvania Hon. John Bigelow, Baron
Won Blecheroder. X. George. +. Burns,
Hon. SlingeIey, of Bethel; Joel Cook, of the
London Times DIR. Edward McCarson, Of
Norristowp, "a; Hon. A. G. Curtin, OF
Bellefont, Pa; E. M. Dawson, of the lutte
rior Department, Washington DR.. j. New
ton Evans, Of Pennsylvania; Henry I.
French, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
at Washington n. 2. HalIowell, of Boston
NJ. P. Condy, of the Philadelphia Press; NJ.
w. Harding, Of the PEiadelphia Inquirer
J. NJ. Hutchinson, L. Ladenburg, OF New
York Hon Z. w. Mackey, of South Caro-
lima; Frank Mclaughlin, OF the Philhdel,
phia Times Charles IL. Marshall, Robert
McLane, of Baltimore; John c. New, OF
Washington Judge L. M. Paxton, of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Edward
Solomon. Ex-Governor of Wisconsin George
Stark, of New York K l. Stackpole, Of
Boston Thomas A. Nyse, of Nav York.
Tho Peasf5anaLaI parsy
UPPER GEysER BASIN, YELLOWSTONE
PARK, VIA LIVINGSTONE ". ~ August
27eh.-To-dsy the President, with Secretary
Lincoln. Senator Vest, General Sheridan and
Judge Rollins, drove over to Devils Acre.
To their d;smsy their camp was invaded by
tie advance guard Of the Hatch expedition.
The foreigners of the Hatch party lost nc
time IN endeavoripg to place themselves on
good terms with the Members OF the PIesi
Dental camp. TIE attentions Of thu visitorS
finally became so obnoxious that the Presi
dents camp was suddenly broken up and the
party made a strike through the wooded
mountains towards Yellowstone. They will
spend but few hours at the Park proper,
and then abandon it for grand and picturesque
portions.
There is serious trouble among the attaches
of the party, and Captsin Hayes, who com,
manded, is under arrest for disObediencs Of
the Presidents orders.
A Joke Turned into Tragedy.
SRELBYvILLE Ind August 30th. Living
near here is widow named Ruth Hunting
ton. who has patch Of wstermelops and
four sons. For a joke, the latter arranged
with four other lads TO entice two of their
friends TO the melon patch at night, when at a
given signal the Huntington boys, from g
Il. ~ = /.
from their guns. The joke worked well NJ
to the moment of firing. The guns had beer
loaded by some unknown person with shot,
aud in place Of pointing them upward the
Huntiugtons aimed low enough to make 8
tragedy of the scheme. John Bates waE
struck in the head by dozen shot, and badly
wounded; Frank Holden received almost the
entire charge in his back and legs, and il per
hsps fatally injured William Follico got 8
handful of shot 10 the right side and arm, and
lies in a dangerous condition. AS the boys
were the best Of friends, there is no reason
TO believe the shooting was Intentionally
done. The Huntingtons declare that they
thought they held the weapons too high tC
hurt any one. besides believing the guns tc
be only charged with powder.
The New York Chinese Case.
New YORK, August 30sh.-Judge Potter
in the Supreme Court to-day, rendered de
cision in the case of j. Fook, the Chinese
sailor on board the Pembrokeshire. On dis
missing the writ of habeas corpus uude,
which Fook was produced in Court, Potter
says that the cause of imprisonment ia stated
in the return to be substantially hat the Ac
of Congress approved May G. 1882, forbidi
the coming of Chinese lsborers to the United
States, or of their remaining there. In quot
iut, tba anuaral cf tho ACT lid
Potter holds that Fook is g Chinese laborer
under the meaning Of the Act; that to per
NIT him to land would enable the pstitionei
to 60 at large in the United States, and Il
return or not to the vessel, according to hi
pleasure, and the result would be an effsctua
evasion of the law in question. Whatever
Court or judge might think Of the policy O
the law, it had not the right to nullify an Ac
of Congress. The writ was dismissed.
A Baltimore Society Event.
BALTIMORE, August 3Osh.-Society circle
are agitated over the announcement received
from New York of the betrothsl Of Miss Re
bacca Williams, daughter of George II. Will
Jams, President of the Maryland Senate, e
Henry A. Herbart. Mr.. Herbert is tn.
owner of q magnificent estate at Muckross
on which are located the Lakes Of Killarney
and the famous Muck.oss Abbey. DIR. Her
bert comes from an illustrious Irish family
his ancestry dating back to the time of Henry
", who kuighted Henry A. Herbert. Mr.
Herbert ia middle-aged and handsome. Mis-
Williams has been reigning belle, is beau
tiful. accomplished, and worth in her OWL
right $500. coo, besides being heiress to he
fathers vast estate. The betrothsl took place
ct Newport, where all the persons named arr
summering.
An Editor Fired at by a Lawyer.
Ell PAso TEX, August 30sh.-G. +. Neil
late District Attorney, this morning fred Al
Sydney Shaw Eady, proprietor of the Dali,
Times, with shotgun, in frcnt of the Time
Office, but missed him. Neil was few days
ago accused of having accepted bride in the
Doughty Mode case. He is IN Jail, and the
iavestig alton will take place Tomorrow morn
ing. While NeiPs immediate attack was
unprovoked, the community express sympa
thy for him, and the universal verdict is shat
he has been very foolish in placing himself in
the attitude of an attempted murderer.
The Prize Fighters.
CHICAGO. August 50sh.-Jem Mace ar.
rived in this city last evening with his man.
ager. The ex champion Of the world is look
ing hale and hearty. and his 50 years ST.
lightly upon him. His hair Is little gray,
bus his close cropped mustache is IS black as
ever.
You are going TO join S.ade, are you
not - he WAS asked.
g Yes, in few days." be replied.
"What do you hear from him %
SCI just hsd dispatch saying that he was
in first-rste trim"
what do you think Of Mitehell?'
HE is good one. and clever Bparrer
but den'e think be is heavy enough for
Slade. You ser, Slade is very clever
wrestler. and much quicker than people give
him credits for being. Sullivan tried Slade
OUT OF condition, and Mitchell In condition,
and he says Slade Is the better man CT the
two. 1 know Sullivan ia putting up his
money on Slaie p
:" Has the fighting ground been fxad?'
" Not definitely. We will not know for o
few days yet"
rs there any chance of the fight taking
place in Msxico:'
" It may be there. Ia COLORADO or ia Indian
Territory. We hardly know where yet.'
FL PAso tTex J. August 3Oih.-Ths slsde-
Michel fRuty snd tao sttemptad assassins-