Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-02
are gathered Tor G grand reunion. Most OF q
classes since 1886 are represented.
Attempted LynrhIng In New York.

Attempted Lynching In New fOrk.
New YORK, July 1st.-Wild excitement spread
through Westchester county to-day, when Il became
known that an attempt had been made TO lynch a
negro, now lying in Jail at White Plairs who was
arrested on charge of sssaultipg Miss Slocum, Of
| Purdy's station. Deputy Sheriff John Duffy re-
| turned on Saturday from Bridgeport with Samuel
| Benton, the negro who was captured there last
| Thursday, and Duffy took his prisoner to White
Plains by cireuitous route, thus disappointing
| the large crowd of villagers who expected
him to arrive on the evening train,
| and were awaiting him az the depot.
| Between l and O'Clock this morning crowd of
fifteen men formed at Fords Hotel, White Plains,
and donning masks and long coats. went to the
| house OF Deputy tSherf Duffy. Duffy was awak-
ened from sound sleep, and went TO the door part
| ly dressed The appearances OF masked men goirg
| through the village had brought together crowd,
| and when the door was opened by Duffy
| he was greeted with cheers and cat
| calls. The mob was led by Charley Ma
| loney, who grabbed Duffy by the collar and
demanded the key of the jail saying: * The nigger
was wanted outside" Duffy made some resistance
| and threatened ali sorts OF vengeance; but the
mob became enTaged at the delay and Duffy finally
| handed out the immense key. Ma.oney, Brogan and
Acton, members of the mob, at repairC to the
Jail and attempted to fit the key to the lock but
after Cauch delay they found that Il ey had been
foiled, the wrong key having been handed out by
Duffy. The residence Of Duffy was again visited,
Out he not to be found.
Race Between a Horse and a Boat.
NEW y RR July ist Frederick Hughes cltama-
ran and Ezra Bogart's hOrse will start in at
O'Clock to morrow morning TO Stony Creek, Conn -
80 miles. Both start from the foot OF Twenty yfoUrth
street
SECOND DIsPATCn.l
NEW HAVEN Comm, July 1st.-The novel race De.
tween Frederick Hughes catanaran Jessie and Ezra
Bogart's horse. named Boston, from New York to
Stony Creek, Conn, was won by the catamarau,
which passed Nsw Haven at 2:30, and landed at the
Stony Creek dock at 325 this afternoon. The horse
passed through here going Six mile an hour gait,
showing signs OF fatigue, at 030 P NJ, arriving at
his destination at o'clock. The for 81 0C0
q side.
Death Sentence Passed Upon an English
Judge.
NEW YORK. July 1st.-The Sundag MercuyIl pub-
fishes interview with prominent member OF the
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood who states that at
late meeting OF the Order, Chief Justice Coleridge
had sentence OF death passed upon him, because
OF the manner in which he conducted the trial of
Dr. Gallagher, Wilson and others, and also because |
the Chief Justice ordered the jury to fad verdict
of guilty, and then inflicted life sentence the
prisoners.
Negro Hanged by Nob.
LOUISIANA (Mo), July 1st-BiI Mcdowell. n |
negro, arrested Thursday a charge of outrage
upon Miss Kate Murray, OF this city, was taken TO
Jail at Bowling Green. Early this morning party
Of masked men from this vicinity went to Bowling |
Green broke into the ia J. secured the prisoner and
after eXhorting full con 'ession hanged him The
negro also confessed to having fled fIom southern
Missouri on account OF similar crime there.
4 INFAMOUS RE3eSt.
CHICAGO, July lst-Inspector Gardner. acting un. |
der orders from Secretary Teller, has gone with
four policemen to the Red Lake Eeservatit n Mimi |
esOta to arrest Father Thomson for intimacy with
young Indian girl acting as his housekeeper. The
priest has received warning ftom friends, and it is
believed he viii be aided by the Indians to escape.
Serious Charges Against Her Majesty's
Government.
CHICAGO July 1st.-A special from Windsor IN. |
S says: Professor Henry Yule Hind, Of this CITY, |
has given for publication a sworn statement OF
his charges that her Maj sty's Government submit
ted false exhibits and suborned testimony in sup
port of Its case before the international Fisheries
Commission at Halifax in 1877.
Archbishop PurceIi's Condition.
ST. MART Ms (O) July 1st.- There has been little |
or no change in the condition of Archbishop Purcell
the last twenty four hours. He rests very quietly
and takes nourishment freely. There is some hope |
that he may rally. /
More MOrmOns-Lawyer Missing.
NEW YORK, July lst-The steamship Nevada
brings $50 Mormon converts, in charge OF twenty
two missionaries The converts are from Sweden, |
Denmark, Wales England and Norway. The num- |
Der of men and women is about equal
Charles w. CasS, lawyer, and grand nephew Of |
General Lewis Cass of Michigan, is reported to the
police as missing.
The Five-f ear-OId Record Lowered.
CHICAGO, July 1st.-The 2:l6f made by Jay-Eye. |
See at albany yesterday not only lowered the FIVE
year-old record from 2lS but the fastest ever
made on that course The next best heat was 2:I6I
made by Goldsmith Maid some years ago.
The Thomas Orchestra at Chicago.
CHICAGO July 1st.-The sale Of seats for the sea-
son of five weeks by Theodore Thomas orchestra |
begins here Tomorrow and the concerts open |
week later. The orchestra il precisely the same as
that which played in California.
"Oid Pr0bs" on Deck Again.
WASHINGTON, July 1st.-The Signal Service re-
ports for the Pacific States were resumed to-day.
! California: Fair weather,
The First Jewish Temple in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, July 1st-The corner. stone of the first
Jewish Temple erected in Memphis was laid
this afternoon with the usual ceremonies
Another Resr-AdmiraI BEAD.
WASHINGTON July Ist.-Rear- Admiral BENJAMIN
F. Sands (retired) is dead.
Shoe Factory Burned.
SOUTH 0BINeDoN Mass j July 1st-Reed & Clos. |
sons shoe factory was burned to-day. Loss, SI75-
COO; partially insured.
Therm0metrical.
CHICAGO July 1st.-Highest temperature teday, |
Sc; lowest, 5S.