Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-26

this morning with assaled verdict for plaintiff
for 81, 200. There vera many questions OF
law on the trial, and the case will probably
not be determined short Of the Court OF Ap-
peals. The verdict set the value of the trees
at S12 per hundred. delivered in California.
Sullivan in n Bad Way.
Boston, April 25sh.-Late last night John
l.. Sullivan had hemorrhage Of the lungs.
Sullivan has been leading fast life of late,
and bis heavy drinking has st last brought
him down. Il was while visiting friend
that be was attacked, and after losing large
quantity Of blood be became insensible, and
did not regain consciousness till to-day. The
lass rites of the church were administered to
him by Rev. Father Patterson early this
morning. His friends fear that he may never
recover from the attack.
The Southern Cyclone.
New ORLEANS. April 25sh.-The Plea
vanc's West Point special says: By the cy-
clone near Thompson, Clay county, Louis A.
Feiguscn's and Mr.. Burchsrd's houses were
blown down, and little daughter Of MIR.
Fisher killed. In Henryviile Clay county,
the parish house was blown down. Hohen-
linden is reported as completely destroyed.
Two churches were demolished and several
persons killed at Abbott.
JACKSON (sIiss.), April 25sh.-The cyclone
struck the town Of HaTrisville, Simpson
county, killing ten persons. Seven were
killed near Morton, but their names are
unknown. Accounts from the interior, away
from the railroads and telegraph, report the
storm destructive OF life and property. In
Lincoln county, near Anderson's mill. the
home of Tom Brooks was wrecked by the
stcryn. and his wife killed and his son and
himself probably fatally injured.
Opposition to Cable Railroads.
NEW YoRK, April 25th. = The property
owners in Montague street, Brooklyn, held q
meeting last night to protest against the pro-
posed cable railroad enterprise. About fifty
persons were present. A remembrance against
tie projected road was presented, signed by
the directors Of the Academy of Music, Art
Gallery, Brooklyn Street Railway. officers Of
the Trinity Church and seyenty-one property
owners in the street. This wiz probably kill
the project.
The Case of " 0wncy" Geoshegan.
NEW YoRK ApriI 18th. Judge Barrett, of
the Supreme Court, refused to admit
"OEney Goghegan TO bail pending an ap-
peal He holds that Goshegan was right
eously convicted of allowing minors to fire.
quent his notorious resort.
Mornons from Abroad.
New York, April 25sh.-Fiys hundred and
thirty Morrnons arrived to-dsy in the steaIn-
chip Nevada en- route TO Utah. They were
met by the Utah Emigration Agent for New
York. One hundred and thirty are from
Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The re-
msinder are English, Scotch and Welsh.
land slides In North Carolina.
RALEIGH, April 25sh-On the Western
North Carolina Railroad seven LARD slides are
reported, and many trestles have been washed
away.
Eliza Finksfon Bead.
JACKSON Miss, April 25th.-Eliza Pink.
ston (colored). who figured prominently as an
"outrage" witness 10 1875 and 1876. died in
Jail at Canton, and was buried as pauper.
Accidentally Shot and Killed.
New York, April 25th.-Edwin p. Raynor,
of the firm of Raynor & Cussick, was shct
dead to-day by falling down stairs with
gun.
!, The Cars Coronation.
WASHINGTON, April 25th. - Secretary
Chandler has issued Instructions to Rsar-Ad-
miral Baldwin, commanding the United
States naval forces on the European station,
to proceed with his personal staff to Moscow,
to attend the forthcoming coronation of the
Gar.
Twenty Lashes well Deserved.
ANNAPOLIS MIDI April 25.h.-William
ty lashes to-day. This is the fret enforcement
of the law Furnishing wife heaters in this
county.
Women I'm Massachusetts.
Boston, April 25sh.-The House recon-
meuded and ordered epgrossed the bill psr-
hitting women attorneys to be Justices ct tie
Peace.
Trotting Horses Burned.
ELMIRA IN. ", April 25sh.-Sol. Barr
tells hotel was burned to-day, together with
the trotting horses Xrosa, Bob Stewart and
Lady Beekman.