Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-03

against the management of the Diemont In
sane Asylum, near this city. The Doctor
went crazy nine years age, and was incarce
rated at Dienont. He asserts that after two
yesrs he became perfectly sane, aud notwith-
standing the management knew this, they
kept him for seven years sitter, aud he has
| Just been released SEWN says that while he
was there he saw an old German named
Thumur kicked to death bya keeper, and the
doctors reported his death as the result OF
| epilepsy. A man named Constantine Mem
| stied, an accomplished scholar and perfectly
sane, is prisoner of his wifs's psramour,
who regularly pays for her husbands sup
| port at the asylum. SEWN asserts that there
are over sixty sane patients there to-day
he Diemont management deny the story.
| aud assert that he was out of his mind all
| the time he was incarcerated. The people Of
| Erie believe DR.. Sevin's story,
Double Robbery.
SPRINeFIELD Mass. }, February 2d.-Henry
| Z. Giliig, manager of the American Ex
| change iu London, was robbed in hotel yes
| terday of $4,000 worth of diamonds, jewelry
and bonds. GilIig has been showing SO, 900
| set of diamonds to the wife Of a banker bamed
| Lloyd, and has just returned to the hotel.
| He threw his sealskin coar, in the pocket of
which was the set, into the Office, and went
| for his valise containing the property. Re
turning to the offce the coat was gone, and
| in the excitement following ne laid down his
valise, which quickly disappeared.
False imprisonment Case.
EATON (Pa), February 21.-Forty.seven
| Hungarians, arrested for completely in the
| railroad war at Bangor, have brought suit
! against the Superintendent OF the Lehigh
and Lackawanna Railroads, who made the
complaint, the Justice who issued the war.
| rants, and the Constable who served them, on
charge of false imprisonment. Each COM
plainant claims 5000 damages.
Undesirable Immigrants.
Boston, February 21.-The steamship
Samaria landed st Boston three Arabs, tick
eted for New York, but who decided to go no
further, and were arrested as yagrants. The
police placed them on the Cunsrd dock, ard
ordered them taken back across the Atlantic.
The steamship agents shipped them to New
York, for which Collector Worthington re-
fuses clearance to the Samaris, under
Federal law regarding the importation of
| paupers
RiotOus Strikers.
CINCINNATI, February 21.-Two weeks ago
| the coal shovelers at Hsrper's rolling mill.
| Newport, KY. struck against reduction Of
wages, and HaIp3r supplied their places
with Cincinnati men. Tonight these men.
on their way from work under the escort of
police, were attacked and beaten with stones.
| The Chief of Police and a couple of police
men were hurt, but not seriously. The mob
at the last point of attack numbered over
| 1000 men.
Preparations for the Trial of the Ashland
Murderers.
| LOUISVILLE (Ky.), February 2d.-About
400 State troops will attend the trial of Neal
| and Craft at Grayson next Tuesday. These
parties are charged with rape, murder and
arson, committed in Ashland about year
ago. On the first trial they were sentenced
to death, but the Court of Appeals reversed
the lower Court On the occasion of the Sec
ond calling of the case occurred the collision
between a mob at Ashland and the State
troops on the steamer Granite State last fall,
in which several of the mob were killed and
wounded. as we'll as spectators on the shore.
The indications are that there will be no cut
break.
The "PassiOn Play"
New YORK. February 2i-The finishing
touches on the drop curtain for the s. Passion
Play" sre being put on. The curtain is
twenty.seven feet in hight and forty-eight
in width The upper part represents mass
of crimson drapery, gold-fripged and looped
in ths center, so as to expose upon the inner
blue hanging a triple lily, emblematic of the
prophecy that Judah shsll bloom like the lily
| OFeE t06 lily I1cGfeN CuaTdILcf6 tuc
words Jerusalem Holy"
Killed with an Ak HeIve.
Fort WORTH STATION, February 21.-At
Handy Station, p. Patello died from inju-
ries Inflicted by I. E. Stanley with an ak
tello about another party as applied to him.
self. Both were leading citizens. A warrant
has been issued for Sta ley's arrest.
The Naval Academy Trouble.
ANNAPOLIS (Md.), February 2i.-No fur
ther developments or orders have appeared
in the Naval Academy characterization affair.
Patti Not Ceming.
New York, February 2d.-De Vlvo, the
imprasario, states that he offered Patti $40,
600 for nine concerts in California. Yester.
day he received telegram from Signor
Frauchi, PATHS agent, saying she could not
accept, being obliged to leave New York for
England April 18Th.
First Train into Mexico from Texas.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.) February 2d.-The
train from San Francisco arrived at noon
to-day, two hours behind time. The first
train on the Missouri Pacific extension of the
Southern Pacific, bearing a number of off
cials, crossed the Rio Grande at Eagle Pass
into Mexico. Track-laying begins at once.
Arrival Of Arab Laborers.
| NEW Ohh, QUA M -AmoDS
the immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday
were % Arabs, who arrived on the steamer
Vincengo Flofio. They were in charge of an
Arab who came to this country two years
ago, and who will take them to New Mexico
to work on railroads.
Suicide In jail.
New YORK, February 2d.-Jobn Kenny, a
bill poster, was to-day sentenced to impris-
onment for life for the murder of John Len
nox, car driver. Tonight he killed himself
in Jail at Brooklyn by shooting. How he
procured the weapon is not known.
Peculiar Case OF Suicide.
PUTNAM (O), February 2d.-Fletcher
Reed, q young man, in fit of religious ex.
ctement, set straw.stack on fire and jumped
into the fl iames after cutting his throat. His
remains were mass of charred bones when
found.
The Jersey City Bank.
JERSEY CRY (N.J.). February 2d-The
officers charged with wrecking the City Bank
pleaded not guilty on twenty-six Indictments.
His bondsman have surrendered bookkeeper
Beck.
The NewhalI House Jury.
MILWAUKEE, February 2d.-The jury Of
the Coroner's inquest on the Newhall House
disaster did not agree upon verdict, and
again adjourned.
Obituary.
EAST GREENWICH (R. /. }, February 21.-
Professor G.. W. Greene, grandson of the
revolutionary General, died to-day, aged Il
years. He was an intimate friend of Long
fellow, of whom he was preparing biog
raphy.
FOND DU LAC. February 2d.-George Nc
Williams is dead. He was member of the
first Territorial Legislature of Wisconsin.
Probably Murdered.
CHEYEsNE {Wyo.l February 2d.-H. T
Plumb travelling salesman from New York
. mysteriously disappeared January 6 h from
, hotel here. His overcoat and dress coat wer,