Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-05
Charges Against Carl sehu.z

DcaEsTiC NEWS.
Charges Against Carl schusz
New YoRK. June 4th.-Julisn's terrible
arraignnehs Of Schurz in the Sur concludes :
have known that the railway kings did pur-
| chase your eervices, and found them an ex-
| ceedingly profitable investment to their inter-
este. Ycu Lave been pre-eminently faithful
When made my passing aliusion to you in
| the NORTH american Reviep did not dream
that the administration of your department
had been SO thoroughly bad. II at any mo-
ment you ssem to have sweryed from your
| perfect Loyalty to these corporations, you
asoned for IL SO promptly and by such un-
equivocal acts Of fidelity as TO remove all
| possible ground Of suspicion. Your devo.
ton 60 them has had the quality of religion
| IL u true you have pevsr bsen wanting in
| The profession of devotion to purity and re-
form. You have always mustered in
rohes of dignity ard of deesncy the moral
feloniss OF your administration. You
| have been prstIy successfully sugar-eoated
! in the eIternals Of your position. You have,
! in fact, -7ns red remarkably well as 2 mem.
bsr Of the Hayes Administration, which You
| aided in infieting upon the country, but I
| am confident that no Secretary of the Ints-
| rior since the organization OF the department,
save Jacob Thompson, has been so thoroughly
recreant TO his trust as yourself. He made
| the department bureau in the service Of
treason, while you only made it feeder to
railways. This you did splendi5ly, and for
| the facts which justify my statements the
country is indebted to you for attacking my
article in the North american R6viep. and
thus prompting me to lay them before the
/ people. They form 8 part only Of your
record, but they are amply sufficient 20 strip
! you of your disguise and cover you with
shame.r
Schulz, in his reply TO Julian. says that he
shall make no further attempt to aafend his
cfficial conduct.
A wOrsan Charged with Harder.
OMAHA, June 4sh.-Lsst Monday morn
ing, at Kearney, Irwin j. Somers was found
! dead, with bullet hole in his head, lying in
| the yard of George Holbert's livery stable.
murdered and probably robted. The weapon
! hsd beer placed so near that the powder
| huroed his eyebrows. It was supposed that
/ Sonsrs was murdered short distance from
where found, and then dragged there to
cover all traca. Ose theory was that he was
murdered while asleep. The result shows
| that the suspicious snd theory were correct.
| Yesterday the Ceroner's jury, who had been
| Investigating the csss all the week, returned
a verdict thai Somers came TO his death By
pistol shot fred by Mrs. NJ r. Brown,
who has been arrested. Somers had been
living with her as men and wife for
seven years, snd they were to be
married June 18th. Sooa after the discovery
of tire murder letters from 3 man in Council
Bluffs were found in her possession, stating
that ne would get divorce from his wife and
then marry her. This man was brought to
| Kesrney and examined, and showing himself
| to be straight so far as the murder was con-
| cerned, wss discharged. & policeman fiually
got hold of Mrs. Browns 14-year-old boy,
who had reported the discovery of Somers'
body and got him to describe the position of
the body when he first saw il. The boy did
SO, and it wss shown that il was impossible
for Somsrs to have killed himself in that po-
| sition. The boy was finally cornerad, and
then confessed that his mother had walked
him up and told him that some one
shos Somers while he was lying
in bed and that his mother.
afterwards threw sheet over him and put
pillows over his head, aud that Semers lived
TOR oveI sn hour. MRS. Brown than dressed
Somers. and. assisted by her sen, dragged
him TO the stable ya-ta, where be was found.
The shset and pillows are bIood-stained.
Mrs. Somers admits all this, bus does not
say sue killed .soaefs. She is q han jsoRs
woman, of about 3S years. Somers was
carpenter, and was prosperous. and she says
she could have had no motive in killing hiEn
az she was going to marry hin. However,
she is believed to be the guilty party.
The Canadian Pacific RaiIroad.
CHICAGO, June 4th.-Charles Adolphug
Murray, Earl OF Dunmere, of Scotland. who
has been travelling over the Canadian Psciic
Railroad, arrive4 here yesterday afternoon.
The road he sid, was completed to Dun
rlore, about twelve miles from the Saskatch-
avian river. The road follows an old trail
Of the Hudson Bay people from Q1appelle to
Cypress Hill, south from Winnipeg, to Bran
don. The country is settled, and from there
on to Regina the farms lay ons mile back on
each side of the track. at Indian Head the
Bell Farm Company will have its frat grain
harvest this year. Oae furrow on this farm
is four miles long. Regina has been chosen
by the Government of the Northwest Terri
tory as its capital, but the Earl thinks the
towns OF Moosejaw and Medicine Hat and
Colgarry, at the foot Of the Rocky noun
tai0s, will eclipse It in business facilities
ehortly The Earl says that last week, near
Dunmore, Q number of Piegsu Indians came
over from the American SIDE aud stampeded
1l2 horses belonging TO railroad contractors,
which have not been recovered. Track lay
ing is proceeding at the rate of four miles
day. Land is being held at high figures az
different points, and at Regina and Winnipeg
it will cost about az much as 10 Chicago
Lord Duumore leaves for Scotland June 9th,
and viii return in August.
Mobbiog the salvation Army.
New HAVEN Comm, June 4th.-The Sal.
yatjon Army ia the slbjsct of riotous con-
duct in this city. Chief of Police Webster
had announced bis determination to arrest
the members if they persisted in street sing
ing. Last evening they marched down Chapel
street singing. A crowd on the sidewalk
tried to drown their voices by singing too
The conduct Of the mob last night was much
worse than ever before. The army was
iostled and eibed on its march from the State
House steps to Union Hall. When they ar
rived at the hall the crowd acted SO barbar-
ously that the army could hardly make itself
heard Windows were broken and lights ex.
tinguished by the mob. No arrests were
made and the police were not visible Com
plants will probably be made by some Of
the citizens in order TO q1ell the growing dis
turbances, as it is regarded as scandaieus
that go much disorder should be allowed and
no attempt made on toe part Of the police to
prevent it.
Political Assessments In Pennsylvania.
HARRIsBURG. June 4sh.-In the Seuste to-
day the substitute for the bill 20 prohib;i
political assessments was adopted. III pro-
Yidss that it shall be Unlawful for anv COM
mittee or member thereof to demand of aay
person in the service of the State, OF IN the
service OF any Cliy or county of the State,
any money, OF anything Of value, with al
understanding that the sams is to BE- used for
any Political purpose. In shis shape the bill
passed by 20 to %,
The street Railway Strike in Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 4.b.-The drivers and coz
ductors Of the Stats straes cable railway
line, TO the number Of LOCO, qnis work at
noon today. owing to reduction OF wages
ordered by ths company. a tew cara OF
the State street line are being operated BY
new men, but the remaining three lines are
abandoned.
SECOND DIsPATcHl
CHICAGO, june 4th.-Later in the after
noon the strikers gathered on Cetssge Grove
avenue ard State street, and endeavored to
persuade these running ths cars to stop, and
failing. resorted 70 force, In some instances
dragging the employees Of the oars. In one
case some rotten eggs were thrown. A num-
Der OF cars were derailed and placed across
| the track. stopping the passing of all cars
/ till the arrival Of the police and Deputy
| Shsritfs. who arrested number Of the strik-
era. Then few of them returned TO work.
This somewhat dsmoralized them. This
| evening the Superintendent. called them to-
gether, and after talk with them matters
were amicably adjusted and work resumed
| Shooting at a Race Track.
LOUISVILLE lKy.l June zth.--T. a. Ste
yens, owner Of Farrsgus and other horses at
! . H.. TS.t---- 1-1 ~ r.