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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08
THE PAL.sApz,

NEW HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN- EEa
"A ment, fitted up as frstelsss gen -
teel saloon with the best Of wines, liquors
and cigars. Luncheon free and choice in character
each iav The Pai;sade is at 221 street, bet tween
Second and Third. Come and see us.
a2S.islm FRIcKE & HESS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08

psrtment az cur great renewal sale. Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHs KrOoaD.umos.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08

BORN.
Woodland, May 5-Wife OF L. H Dunton, daush
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08

HATS of any shape or fashion, and of every
degree of costliness Nothing too difficult for
us to attempt, nor any order too modest not to
receive our best care and attention.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-08
.40ykgrlsgEENT MEsTIoR.

Lodge meeting Concord, No III F. and a NJ
Funeral Notice-Catholic Mutual Association.
Meeting-British Society.
Nstice-H. B. A. donations.
Situation wanted-Dry goods salesman.
Notice-To the ladies,
Carl OF thanks-E. C. Peart.
Notice-Prof Shook.
Card Of thanks-J. Abrams.
An injustice Mrs. A. AcMullin.
Candidates Of St. Pauls Church.
Picnic-Farmers and Changers.
PIcnic-HeiteIkeit Social Club.
Bus.ness Advertisements
DR.. Loy Fong Won-Third street, between and ].
Red House Reduced prices.
Mechanics Store-Price list.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
A FLY ARMY OFFICER.
Arraigued for His Liaison With an
Indian Squaw.
A Gallant Soldier and a Brilliant Light
in Society, but Charged With a
Disgusting Crime-0ther
Wayward loyeIocks.

Ws,HIHrToy. November i1.-lt is whis-
pered here that certain army officer OF
standing is TO be court marshalled on
charges quite As peculiec as those in the
Simpson cesc The charge will be that the
officer is attempting a mode Of ciyiliz.ng
the Young squaws in the neiGhborhood OF
his c. mmard, which is not recognized by
the Code either OF the army or OF good
morals. 1t seems that the habits Of the
officer in question. who is Captsin OF high
socia. aud military stan ding, have been
brought to the attention OF an inspector in
the employ of the Interior Department by
the j. aloUs husband Of the young squaw.
The charges could not be very well print
ed, but they show that the standard OF
morals and decency il the army, If the
story be true, has fallen to most deplora-
bic state. The report further says that the
sin of which the officer is accused is one
quite common among army officers and
men, and that the presence of the soldiers
among the Indians is in this respect ex-
tremely demoralizing. The report OF the
inspector has been forwarded to the Gener-
al In command OF the division where the
captain is on duty, and will, il not sup
pressed, reach Secretary Lincoln, when
court-martial will probably be ordered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
MT. DE ShHutel.

Some weeks ago an article was copied
into The SUNDAY REGIsrEa properly cred
tied TO the New York journal. from which
paper it was taken. purporting to oe
story OF the loves separation and re
anion of two fsithfui hearts. aud part Of
the scene vas isid al a Convent near wheel
iuC-meanlng Mt De ChsnIei Tb, arti-
Gle was printed with the addition OF this
name: but toe story Was probably the
dream Of q wrIter OF romsuces, "a the
sitter, at Nj. pe Chantel are satisfied that
no such case had ever occurred in that
well conducted institution of learning
This fact the RE1IsrEg stated on the fol-
loving moving
The article was published without the
slightest intention Of doing injury to toe
ipsiitution-and trCe or false, We are IN
able To com prebepd how any statement 10
il could possibly be regarded as rejection
upop that institution or its msnaseinsn'.
There was nothing discreditable tn any
of the parties mentioned. "a the story as
related. even if il had been true to the let
ter-nor was there snytbing discreditabs
to the convent near Wheeling even ii
The lovers had been restored 20 each otter
in its friendly port after having b'en tossed
upon the tempsstuous sss oi 1!s/rp1'a,
m:nt for many :saG3.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18

schecule. The accommodation known as
the "Hnky," running between here and
Aaruns Ferry, making morning, noon and
evening tips, only makes one trip a day
from Martins Ferry in the evening. Tn
der the new schedule trains will run as
follows: Going west, S:25 A. NJ, 3 minutes
later: II 90 A. NJ, l3 minutes later; 3 p. NJ,
II minutes earlier; i:4O 7. NJ, 25 minutes
l ateri r. NJ, Is mil utes ster. Gcing ca (
5:D a. NJ. minutes earlier: $40 A. NJ, )
minutes later; 1875 A. N, minutes
earlier; $3.50 P. NJ, IL minutes later; 4ls P.
NJ, minutes earlier. The local freight
carrying passengers will leave at $50, 9
minutes earlier, and arrive at 4:i0 p NJ, 43
minutes earlier. Remember that all these
trains will run on the standard time, which
is . mir utes slower than Columbus time,
Bell,ire may yet have natural gas il the
nelghboring towns don't. Three different
veins have been struck in the pa, twenty
four hours all within a depth of GOO feet,
and some excitement has been created. The
work OF boring was stopped yesterday on
account of the absence of Mr.. burst, but it
will be resumed tomorrow. The gas is
burning and attracts much attep tion Tax
ing the dip of the rocks il would not be SUP.
posed that gas would not be reached before
gong down about POO feet lower Than is
necessary at Martins Ferry, yet gas was
reaCneu NJ Tue be l4lre well al much less
depth than at Martins Ferry. This is
what encourages our people and give rise
to the belief that this is a new vein, which
may prove grand one. The present flow
isaot strong enough for any practical use,
but If the calculations of some persons
hold out, Bellaire will have natural gas
snd lots of it.
The organ TO be railied of for the eur.
pose OF raising money to pay the balance
on the monument, will be put on ex-
hibition in the troll building, to morrow.
The rattle will take place TX February; also
the entertainments for the same purpose
One ticket will secure a chance in the or.
gan snd admit the holder 10 the enter
tainments.
Mr.. Alec narrah. Of st ClairsyIlle, is in
he city.
On Friday evening a surprise party was
given Harry Hays by his motl-7, Ms
Thos ". Hays, in the Fourth war;. Ee-
CANT refreshments were served and the
evening was spent in dancing and playing
gamts. TIE list OF hose present are Us
follows: M;'sCS Lille Fitl"n Ella Arm
str,nr, Hattie Moore Laura DICKENS. Mag
gie Ialt2ell, 'aUl Gi' elGCd, Tiilie BAN.
ford. Jessie Bate. and A!cssrs VIII Mills.
Charles Rankin, Ed. Kelly. Lon Over, Ed
Robinson, Henry FIFTEEN John Rankin and
lesse B'gelow.
Prof. Jno, Mullen has organized dane
ing club here with twenty members meet
ing in Gray's storerOom.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
MANSLAUGHTER.
The Indictment Found Against
RoWelI
Who Killed His Wife's Betrayer at
Batavia, n. Y.
A cnce Beautiful Bell, Of lexing.
ton, KY.
Spusnsd by Her Father, Starvss to
Death Amidst Plenty.

BATAVIA, November l7.-E. Newton ROW
ell, who shot johnson l.. Lynch, OF Uucs,
whom he found with his wife, in this viii
lsge, on the evening of the S0th ult., has
been indicted by the Grand Jury on the
charge of manslaughter in the first degree.
The indictment was presented this
morning, the case having been
before the Grand jury for its con-
sideration for two days, during which
a great many witnesses testified. The find
ing of the bill for manslaughter is q sur.
prise to the people and the prisoner, as 1t
was generally believed that he would be
promptly be indicted for murder in the
first degree, tried and acquitted. The
grand jury, so it is understood, were un.
willing to indict him for that crime. and
were almost unanimously in favor OF dis
charging Rowell on the ground OF Just!t-
able homicide. The indictment for man.
slaughter was finally agreed upon. lipwell
will be arraigued tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
The PLOT OF DEVILS nisCARRIES.
Fiendish and Cowsrdly Attempt tO
Wreck n Train In Ohio.

NEwcoNERSrowN, O. November IA
most dastardly attempt 10 wreck train on
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railroad vas made Thursday night near
Frszeys sburg, west OF this place, and came
nesr succeeding Some fe1d had chained a
huge stone on the track near Frazeysburg,
hut the Isinmen of an approach
ing freight fortunately discovered it
in time to prevent most dis
astrous wreck On examination il was
found the william had taken great pains to
prevent his deed from miscarrying, as iI
was found he had used heavy chains and
fastened them sround the stone on the
track snd then fastened the chains TO huge
srskes driven in the ground. There is as
vet no possible clue 10 the guilty parties,
and what could have been their object is
totally unknown unless they had spite at
the company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
A DISPLACED HEART.
|aaN,IIIe Physician Puzzled by n
Curious Case.

|aaN,Iue Physician Puzzled by n
curious Case.
|Lpgr,y..lg. Kl., November 1T e
Er Hosp:,o, furnishes many curious cssss
L study {. tue medical fraternity, and
J. one IAa, developed and was examined
|as yeste.jav morning was not one OF
!, least cgri0ua. About five months ago
[sborer named Arthur Whslleu, who had
lore beer strong and hearty man, Was
Ken suddenly SICK with Purging and
hniang. S.uce thai time ne has never
leu veil Ha crew gradually worse unit |
vas sen: to The Hospital, where he hss
J Is lar been ,rca,ed in vain. Soon after
Cecamy SICK Ihprs began to develop
j The aaruu.ua. cavity q lump
l-Cl G..y increased in siz'.
E-sE Sd ,ich au extent that it began
\ TyTl and GisplaCe the heart. 50 that
l;g:isG, member has graYitated down
k-i an'j now its beating can be plainiy
y n tls rrsn's abdomen. DR.. Ayers has
,. lae raI in charge, but yesterday he
p segsmllsd by several OF the members
he hospital staff. IL is needless to say
}, he case IS pulling one, and no sat
U.y ,2p,araliOn has been offered 10
.FauC" yagrumesOn.
E-e 'aeurr advanced by one Ot he e2-
~; Physicians is that the lump - q
|0- II, 'UCel by the rupture of a." d
p. w'iea ~ being attached to the Ia
4 v,C--. has displaced the heart and
- tyWE INTO the abdomen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
LOST AND FOUND.


W1KKsBARRE, November IA case the
outcome of which is awaited with mucn
il forest, was commenced here this morn
Ing before Judge Rye. In 1880 the mother
ef James and Edward Dougherty, then liv-
ing In Philadelphia, died suddenly, leav.
ing the two boys orphans The boys were
admitted to st. Johns Orphan Asylum
and their uncle, John Crowley, a well-to-do
merchant OF Philadelphia, who was then
on a visit 10 Ireland, was notified OF
the facts. Mr.. Crowley fastened back
to America, only 10 discover that his
neJ hews were not in the asylum. The
authorities refused to divulge the where
abouts of the boys, and Mr.. Crowley was
compelled to make q search in person.
After spending considerable money and
time in the search, Mr.. Crowley at last
found the boys living with Mrs. Riley in
Harleigh; this county. Mr.. Crowley claimed
his nsphews, but Mrs. Riley refused to sur
render them. Mr.. Crowley now bring suit
to compel her to do so. He claims that the
boys are not being properly educated and
are compelled to work in q coal breaker.
Mrs. Riley says she obtained possession OF
the boys through the assistance OF priest.
The children are greatly attached to their
would.be mother. Both sides have en-
ployed able counsel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
ROSE CLARK AMBLER.
Her Brother to Attempt to Run
Down Her Assassin.
He is Settled in the Conviction That Lewis
Deliberately Murdered Her-New
and Startling Evidence
Unesrtked.

BRln. spoRr. November lT.-Wal;er Clark
is expected home on Mordsy TO attempt a
solution Of the mysterious death OF his
sister. Rose Clsrk. Amber. lie has re
ceived from his mother number Of letters,
N which she states thst there ars sccumu
Iating circumstances which point 10 Lewis
rs the murderer. Nou0g C.a'S ssvs that
ever since the crime he ha, suspected
Lewis He continues
TIL fsCt that the clothes Il my sister
tie next morning were comparatively dry
goes to show that she had n ldea with
some one during the night. The finding
Of the club in Lewis buggy and
blood spots On the CushioH
point to him as her companion. Further,
the remarks OF the accused in Sngatuck
Valley go TO confirm my suspicious. His
subsequent actions and his contradictory
statements were not those OF an innocent
man. That he was 10 marry her does not
excuse his behavior, but 10 me this fact
furnishes q powerful clue TO his motive.
No honest man who loved a woman we'll
enough to have married her would have
allowed her TO go two miles in the dark, on
q lonely road, unprotected His excuse
that she would not allow him 10 20 with
her, on account Of his early risiug is ab
surd. 1t was either because he would not
escort her home, or else wished TO taSe this
means Of getting rid Of her. The report
that Rose met other men on the road IS AS
false as others OF
The InfaT "us Stories
circulated against rer character. fhc
theory is that silrr u long COurtship with
my sister, Lewis C"as.i his attentions, with
| The hoIe of thrGwiu,s her over When the
| truth was forced upon hey that he did not
| care for her, she made threats which hsd
| the eilrCt OF holding Lewis - h,s promise.
| He wou}d not 90 ana see her, and she Wis.
tied him occasionally 10 eH phaslI' her
! threats
at was this that led her to walking home
| alone. Lewis may have allowed her tC
| start 70 walk home and then may have
| quickly harnesaed his horse and driven
| rapidly afltr her. He may have over
! taken her and asE,i her 10 ride. When
she was once IN The carriage a powerful
man could have quickly secured her hand'
| and deliberately ChOked her to death nnI
| then lave thrown the body where il wa
| discovered. That is what | believe 10 be
The True Facts Of the 'Rse.
and before long there will be some de
| yelopments that will prove conclusively
| the ih,ory, and bring the right man K
| iustice
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
nARTISA YERRY YACrs,



Mr. Frank Lyman gave an oyster supper
at the Hanover House on Friday svsnIaG
10 honor OF bis tWsnty.third birthday.
Quite number OF bis friends we're present.
and . bully time is reported.
A little child OF Mr.. Lee Woods 10 quito
sick.
Mr. Neal Cess gave taTy pulIin' at his
residence on South Fifth street on Friday
evening. Fifteen or eighteen couples vess
In attendance and everyone present reports
. fine time.
Mr. VIM. Ro,hsrnont presented his vile
with Oh elegant piano on ThuIsday.
Mr EsrIJ Greer, who was badly burned
at Brilliant by an explosion OF gss recent
Iy, snd who has been laid up since. 10 aGsia
out and viii return 70 work tomorrow.
Geo. TruIeii, who has been On the sick
list for some days, 10 % the mend-
On thursday evening Miss Ciars Hsyss
en,ertsined ten or fifteen couples Of be-
trends at her home on Second strsst. Ths
evening was spent In dancing snd estins
rsfreshmen;s. Conowsy furnished ths
music.
The Young Mems Peabody Bosisty hes
elected the following oiiicsrs: President.
o. .. TruKsll: Vice President, p. l.. NuS-
Ger; Treasurer, Ed Wolf; Secretary. John
Stewart. The society has dance IN cvn
ar.. T. W. shr.v. d in Brook comfy.
W. Va, visiting friends.
Attorney Duncan has ust hsd telephone
put In his off1oe.
HAIRY Taylor, Who for sone time pas..
hss BEEN working IN Geo. Vollhssdt's ess-
HsrtiusviIls. w. Va James Btafks 10
left Hobt BraIton and will succeed hin.
J. A. Bayless a Bro. srs having thsir
store room nicely repapsfed and psintsd.
Prof. whiA and brother we're 10 The
city ye,tsrdsy. the guests Of f1ends
The soc a it the q Y. Church on rridss
nigh, nsttsS about tfl.
Miss Aibnia walker, Who has been quite
sici for sons tsys b On The mend snd able
Sr. job. whitman is =. Pits,Sursb. VI
N. "a Nm. n. q. Hee.... Of ris,.-
N. Hoo,sr, s4 ths HssovsT Hoese.
WDrk bas besn abandoned ~ the Laugh
I'm Mi gas well till spring. snd the toois
and engine will b removed 10 the fop
Nil we'll Work Will b resumed q ths
Paul. uell this coming week:
moibsr, and Ma J. Y. Blond. Of Washing.
ton, Ps., dsaghtss. are visiting Dr. =. Q.
Thomas Tooey, smpieysd q ths LsasS-
lin Min, was up before The Mayor yestss,
day for striking John Martin. labor boz d
the furnsce John Roy Wss up before hin
for disorderiy and dismissed.
John Craig and vifs left Yesterday f0
Gitsob' . station on ths B. Il O. 70 sPso1
several weeks.
Nfa Jack Kelly. Of this city. 10 sp ,edins
Sunday With BsilsiTs fSispda
MIu Maud HsvlanA spsas Saturday in
Bellsirs.
Hiss Ida wslsbsonee rstsYnsd iass sixbs
from Q pleasant sisit Sith ffisads u B
S;,s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
POSSIBILITIES.
Zen Butter Still in Hopes of the
Presidential Toga.
The Neat Manner in Which IlldeI
is TO bs Nominated.
A Boom That Will Grow Larger
With Time.
Cox Sure That Arthur is the Chosen
One of the REPS"

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE New
York Stars correspondent telsgraphs that
paper as follows:
Tie arrival Of Governor Butler has c-e-
sted hundred times more interest ana
talk than the speakership business. de
is closeted with people who have met him
by special arrangement when not engaged
in his case. learn from his friendly VS.
itors that
He 4, More sanguine Than Ever
that the Presidential lightning will strike
his big head. The labor organizations and
what is left OF the Greenbsck party are
preparing to take him up. He expects to
have the backing of the anti-monopolists
Cf the country. There are quarter OF
million grangers in the West who are ready
10 support Butler to q man. According to
Buffers friends here, he regards himself
the man OF destiny, and they are sangutne
Of his success.
II is surtrise that at this point another
presidential boom is breaking on the coun-
Try. | have Just seen welEknown New
NO:k politician who has been In the bacS'
ground since the counting in OF Hayes
and
The Discovery of the Cipher Dis
patches.
lie admitted that rilden wanted Butler de
seated and that possibly he may hsVe en-,
cruraged his friends To take qalet hanu
IN the business. The arrlVa! Oi ahotner
NV York politician OF tine same stripe led
ne 10 ask II they weTe there 10 boom Ran
dslt for the speaEership, but without DEFY
ing the accusation, it was evident that they
had no interest in Randall whatever.
From them learned, under the promise
of con sealing their names, that they feared
the election of Randall might possibly
make him push himself to the front as
Presidential candidate, which was not
wanted, for Tilden is himself IN the heid.
Further on, learned that Mr..
TiIden Has quietly Arranged
all his plans in the campaign, being ably
seconded by such experienced lieutenants
IS Andrew II. Green, Smith n. Weed and
George ". Smith. He is preparing to 60
70 Mexico or South America 10 escape the
ri-ors of the winter. This done, at once
simultaneously in q score Of papers remote
from each other, there will start demand
that Mr.. Tilden consent to head the Demo
cratic ticket. The Democratic members OF
the different Legislatures will resolve that
hv - the one man who can be elected"
Then there is to be the old ticket
irurposed. "Oh, no" was the quick Re
spOnse, no old ticket will 60 dOwn. Hen
drjcks hes a core toe, and is otherwise in
aPsciated.
He IL Burden
and not wanted. There is no interest in
Hendricks any way. 1t is W!den's idea
that ohio and New York are the pivotal
States now and that the two candidates
must be taken from them"
Then that is 10 be TIlden and Hoadiy'
| exclaimed.
Well, not exactly Hoadly,' was the an
swer.
You see, HOadly was well enough to
carry the State for Governor, but he has
ualaris, free trade notioaS add things o!
that sort. The ohio ulsu will appear in
due time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-18
xrws OF the MORNING.
,r.hrr- ras nnattart.

| j. =, about wellsHurs gas matters.
h,,ripdtsll OF Baltimore editor.
Toe ',,I Y,1 wedding st warrsntOn, Ohio.
~ r,.e couple drowned on their we'd
,as tou'' oor,,s, wbo Ar. in
,,,s to ui''fy' ,,,,, =, , r.vr,.
,:..cbu,se's, man
/ S,o,he, oiHeury James the novelist
80 ',-, spgtry i'll from nervous pros
.aoo 10 , 8, Hamilton, Canada
i'v w.. ,.s-sd among the colorsd people
,!,s,samp,on county Va
/ .,,sish plot to wreck a train near
| .sSnsr,:orn > miscarries'
/ ., h.; erring woman's relations
n :, r-ea.Asr At Lisbon OHIO
1 .,,.,r and Ryan matched. THE slug
40 .borro mercy IN the fight.
1 ..rr,r r,syes makes some very spicy
,,.nsn.s .,,5,, il regard to Rose Eytinge'
lillian, army officer srraigned for IN
! ,;ny in, ronlust with the wife Of an In
n chief.
49,, ,sr,r..on given to penitent run
vie and her Iaramour at Locust
Eaey. ILL.,
,r,:,s ants rendering the Massachusetts,
". uog,e end he archives therein stored
~. ro,e Awbler mystery. Walter
-, ..- brother. to attempt TO track
| 70 To- -sssasin.
/ ,..,c.z confident that the Eepubli-
u,l, cree upon Arthur as Presiden-
,,ndiia,e next year.
=, g9c,e's long search tov his missing
'.,vs c.ls N legal struggle for their
,s,..or. in Wilkesbarre, Pa.
r.r." 40 murdered his wife bstray-
..aa .sG;y Of manslaUghter only by
,-sad g-y a, Batavia, y. y.
IN Fr,}e- sud Tilden, according to a
| ..s.g..,a correspondent both working
\. 70 ys-a;i, Presidential nomina-
,.r.ar,3le london widows marriage
4sr,r h-oken OF, her lover discov
IL. .. She : the mother OF an iilegiti-
rov y. '. colored tstic champions
-.,,aths -.0g and the famous Roscoe
F,,,-i. saO arG out in fierce fight
.iy minutes.
once beautiful and courted belle OF
.un,ton. Ny., refused aid by an iuhu
IN f,tbp-. s:arves 70 death with her babe
t,c.ty oi plenty.
~ .src. the inhumau murderer OF Ada
y.son. d.,couraged by his lawyer, gives
al hope and waits in silence the time
:. .ha.l decide the day of his death.
Suta. tie murderer, pays the eItreme
Spa.,y OF crime AT OAklsrd, Md, Friday.
! 5 conf sion and his last words on
h ,s.lowy only few persons allowed
,se tie La; sirg,