Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-25

| Charles Hartwig Peters, the German ma.
| turalist and traveller, Is dead.
! Over 300 bids for Indian supplies were
opened in New York yesterday.
| A Corpus Christi TEX special ssys: Two
Mexican horse.thieves were lynched here &C.
day.
vain jules Sandeau. the French novelist, is
dead.
| A Washington dispatch says that ex-Sur-
geoa-General Palmer, U. S. NJ, is dead,
aged ".
TIE principals and seconds tItaIians) 10
| duel at Brooklyn have been arrested. Eight
shots were exchanged, but nobody hurt.
The British Rifle Association have refused
to silow the American regulations and the
use OF tina wind.gaugs for the military match.
The strike Of Spanish and Cuban cigar
makers for an advance Of wages became uni
| versal in New York yesterday, men in all
shops leaving eff work.
Two hundred army bakers take the places
Of the striking city bakers in Vienna The
strike is extending 90 other trades. A man
distributing pamphlets melting the strike was
arrested.
A house was discovered on fire OF Danville,
J
was extinguished an unknown negro was
found dead in the building, the blood running
| from his wounds.
The steamer Scandinavian he's sailed from
Neville for Q1sbsc and Montreal with 2S2
Mayo emigrants. It is stated that ], 200
persons in Galway have applied 60 the Gov
eminent for assistance to go to America.
Preparations for. Decoration Day in New
York city and elsewhere are on far more
| elaborate and extensive scale than ever b.
fore. Roscoe Conkiing will be orator Of the
day at the Academy Of Music, New York.
At Norfolk, Va, Lucy Haulsey. . negroes,
has been arrested for whipping her sisters
orphan child Il years old) TO death. The
child was logged with cowhide and burned
ia stove. Her husband has been arrested as
an accessory.
j. D. Clarke, OF the fra of Clarke &
Franks. Of Stewarssville, KY, was shot and
killed Monday by his partner, j. 4. Franks.
lie had accused Franks Of stealing the firms
money. a quarrel >arose and Franks shot
Clarke Ave times.
The exports Of wheat end -four from seven
Atlantic ports for the week ending April
10Th were equal TO /, 327, S91 bushels Of wheat,
aeainst ], 59S, S67 bushels ia the preceding
week, and S62 043 bushels in the week end
ing April IA. 1882
By vote of % noes to 100 ayes, the New
York House refused to engross the resolution
for amendments to the Constitution, SO that
women may be appointed Justices of the
Peace and Notaries Public. A two-thirds
vote was necessary.
In New York Oven Gsoghegap, the pugil.
list, has been fued $500, and sentenced to one
months imprisonment, for permitting minors
to enter his Bo1ery den. The Supreme Court
granted temporary stay of proceedings, but
Gsoghegsn is in Jail.
An Oakland (O.) special to the Cleveland
Leader Gays: During a quarrel to-day L.
Ward shot and killed john Harrison, aud
it is supposed mortally wounded his brother,
George Harrison. Ward was arrested.
Lynching is threatened,
Burnr, Hawlsy and Bennett, three des-
peradoes who Engaged in q fight with
Sheriff's posse at the Mississippi railway
bridge on Thursday last, escaped from the
llsboose in Brsinerd, MINI, Monday, by
cutting through the wall
Jauner, who was director of the Ring The
alter in Vienna st the time it turned, when
several hundred persons lest their lives, and
WHO was convicted of negligence in conrec-
ton with the disaster and sentenced to i'm
prisonment, has been pardoned by the EN-
p:ror. He had served only half the time to
which he had been sentenced.
Secretary Liocoln, Adjutant General Drum
and Colonel Barr viii leave Washington on
Thursday or Friday for Fort Lsavenwortb,
Kansas, for the purpose OF making the Gus
tomary annual inspection of the military
prison. General Schofeld, the other member
OF the Prison Commission, who takes General
McDowelPs place, will meet them there.