Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-18

mob of Mexicans. aad inst Raw. Mr. Shaw,
ths acting Consul, was attacked aad beaten
| nearly TO dssth This furniture aud papers
belonging 70 The Consulate were destroyed.
The news creates a profound sensation at
Laredo. The cisizsDs aeplore 6 rupture be-
tween the two Governments, but consider
the insult so bad that the United States
must resent It. Employees Of the Mexican
National Railroad, who arrived night, say
that Shaw, after being beaten, recovered suf-
hcientiy TO crawl 20 one of tie public hotels
and gave sn accouHs OF the outrage. but in
few minutes became again issensible, and at
last accounts was still unco1Ecious.
The First arrest Under sEss Anff-Chinese
LAW.
BosToN, July 17th.-CAptnin J. 6. Doug.
las, OF the English bark ErRe, from Manila,
discharged An Chung, one of ais crew, st his
own request All Chung, who wss the ships
carpenter, wanted TO become resident OF
the United States, and tie Captain released
him from his engagements. To-day Captain
Douglas vas arrested By the United States
authorities for Violating the set of 1882, and
gave bail in 1880. This is the first srress
in this section under the ADti-Chinese law.
Heavy Explosion Of Powder.
CLEVELAND (Ol. July 17th,-The lsrgs
tank of the California powder mill, three
miles south of the city limits, exploded this
afternoon with terrific forca. The cause is
unknown. One mans hanis we're badly
burned by the flying fire. No one else was
injured, as no one happened so be near st the
time. The windows were sheltered for Diles
arou=d.
ssanlans Dislike of Courtney.
OGDENsBURG IN. Y }. July 17th.-Hanlan
is much put cut bee4uss Ross mas asked G.
d, Courtney 20 officiste az his judge in the
referees boat, and authorizes thls statement:
" ! Edward Hsnlsn, viii aslc Rosr so-.nor-
row net TO have Courtney connected il any
wsy with the race. and slso ask thai he be
not allowed Gu Inc referees boat"
Sudden BeaIEa of 2 Hayor.
DULUTH (Nirn. J. July l7se.-ColoneI j. B.
Culver. Mayor If f';3 CIT. oied suddenly
this afternoon 81 Buffiio n. Y, on his way
home from NsW York, where be hsd been for
medical advice Colonel Cuiver was one Of
the Oldest residents # Daluth, ard was the
first Mayer Of the city.
gulted AssetseaR EIecbanics. -: -:
P11TsBURa, July 17sh.-TLe twenty.foursh
annual Conven.i1n of tbs Order Of United
American Mechanics began It's session here
TOT day. Two huadred delegates, representing
eishty-seyen Councils, with q total member
ship Of u 000 are in attendance. J'O.day's
session was taken mp .isa routine business.
MuFderers geIcasaG by Rob.
VER0sA (La.l July 175b.-Tbe two Bar
nard bEother7, charged with murder and
arson. were released from jail lsst hight by
crowd Of armed men. 1heV captured the
guard, fofbiddiug the Sheriff coming near
them, and broke the lock OF 6he Jail None
of the crowd are identified. The whereabouts
of the prisoners is upknowr.
The giaes Court-8sartia2,
ST. PAUL, July 1756.-The Court. martial
IN the case Of Colonel Guido Iises. ior dupli-
eating pay accounts. began this morning.
TIE Court Is composed Of fifteen officers,
with Brsvet BrigsdieT. General /, P, Brad
ley as President.
Destruction By Fire
New YonK, July 17th.-The building &C.
cnpied By Bernardo & Smith, mauufact-
urers OF piano castings, etc., was burned to-
day. Loss, $50 900.