Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-06


Hanlan won the rowing regatta at Lowell, Mass
Wednesday
Another Democratic Congressman has been elected
from Alabama
Elan, the wounded Richmond editor, is doing well
and will recover.
Arthur is thought to be looming up Presi
Dental candidate.
The Illinois Knights of Labor held secret con-
vention at Peoria ILL.,
Bishop John McMullen, of the Catholic diocese of
Davenport, Ia, is deal.
Ex-Presdent Hayes made a Fourth of July ora
ton at Woodstock, Conn.
Bishop Pinkey, OF the Episcopal Church, died at
! Cockeyvile, Nd, Wednesday.
Beirne and Elan, the Virginia duelists, and prob
ably their seconds, are to be prosecuted.
The first of the fleet steamers intended for the use
of the Canadian Pacific was launched Wednesday.
Kearney and Maybell were refused admission as
delegates TO the Anti Monopoly Conference at Chi
| cago.
The Collector of the Port of Chicago authorizes,
temporarily, the employ of c. Draper as tea exam
| iner there.
The Charleston 6. CO. Centennial Guard wednes-
day visited Washing tons headquarters in New York
and Newburg.
J The Georgia Legislature met Wednesday. and at.
ter organizing adjourned until Thursday. The Off
GERS were all present.
IN lne TONluB uldICH on Nlarle5 river, MASS.
Wednesday, between Plasted, Lee, Elliott and Nc
Kay, the former Won.
The Fourth was celebrated throughout the North
west with the usual rejoicings and less than the
usual number OF accidents.
| The United States District Court at Chicago de.
clares that the disease to which sheep subject,
known as foot-rot, is not contagious.
Amid all attractions of " the day we celebrate, "
at Chicago 1900 people found time to attend the
| races, where no less than nine racing events were
decided.
The Convention between the United States and
Mexico, providing that no troops of either country
shall cross into the other in pursuit of Indians has
been prorogued for one year.
Information has been received that the Co.
manches are holding a medicine dance at the
Wichita Agency. Chief Joseph, Jr., and fifty Nez
Perez braves are among the invited guests.
In New York Monday was depositors' day at the
savings banks, and the amount deposited was
largely In excess of last year The number of new
accounts at all the banks show an increase, with
large deposits.
The total liabilities of McGeoch, Everingham &
Co, lard dealers of Chicago somewhat S.
100000 OF this 50 900 is due Chicago banks,
which are secured by lard as collateral. Unsecured
debts, s., S03,3S4 The creditors have accepted so
cents on the dollar.
The English branch OF the Anglo-American Bible
Revision Committee has finished its work, and the
br anch American committee engaged the Old
testament mas so nearly completed us laOors that
the revised Old testament will very likely be pub
lished early in 1854
The casualties OF the Fourth at Chicago foot up
as follows Accidentally killed by bullets, g. a man,
woman and child; drowned, 2, boys bathing in the
lake; MANNED by explosions, between 20 and 80.
There were about 80 alarms Of fire given, but no
serious loss was sustained
The Marine Hospital Service which will have
charge of the disbursement of the 100000 epidemic
fund Is taking steps get the earliest possib in
formation to the approach OF the yellow fever.
1t has dispatched a surgeon to the Mexican border
to report upon the condition of the disease there
The sales of land by the Land Department of the
Kansas Division Of the Union Pacific in June were
Al 500 acres. The total sales for the six months OF
1888 are ISL 210 acres against 1855 acres for the
entire year of 1882. majority Of the newcomers
are stock raisers wool growers and creamery men.
The Cadets OF the Military Institute of Virginia
Wednesday waited President Arthur at the Fifth
| Avenue Hotel, New York, and received their diplo
mas The corps then proceeded to the City Hall
where they returned the flag of New York regi
ment captured in battle. Addresses and a collation.
| followed.
During the celebration at Melrose, Pa, Wednes
| day, Professor II. H. Ludtum, balloonist attempt
| ed to make an ascension, and when at the hight oil
forty feet the trapeze caught in tree hurting him
violently to the ground. He struck on a rock and
sustained fracture OF the skull and internal iDju
| ries, which it is thought are fatal.
dispatch from Hot Sulphur Springs. Col, says
The Commissioners and County Clerk Of Grand
county were all shot this morning by mob OF
masked men. Barney Kay and Mr.. Miles were in
stantly killed. and E. P. Weber and D. Dean were
mOrtaliy wounded" Grand county is in the north
western part of the State, some miles from tele-
graph station, and the news having to be conveyed
| by courier, it will probably be tomorrow noon
before any further intelligence is obtained or the
cause of the trouble is learned. The citizens oil
Grand county have called on the Governor for the
| State militia.