Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-24


best spaniel of any breed wss AWARDED Il
Colonel Stuart Taylor, of Cheyenne, Wye
ming.
Representative Page has presented to tn,
President the name of w. E Dargie fo
nomination as Postmaster st oakland, Cal.
and IL is thought Eae appointment viii b
made.
The President has approved the Japanese
indemnity fund hiii
The Passion Play" Case.
New YORK. February 23i.-Salmi Morset
| application for an injunction was heard to-
| day in the Superior Court. Morse's counsel
| said the +" Passion Play was an organic lt;on
in the interest of Christian teaching that i!
had been produced in California, where il
hsd been attended by prominent Roman
Catholic Bishop and priests, who srnour csd
that there was nothing sacrilegious in the
plav. Andrews interrupted the counsel by
| saying, Are all these facts in the papers
now before the Court?" The coun e
replied, They are not" Andrews said
the statute made certain exceptions in
eglrd TO giving rehearssls when they were
to BE- given for the benefit OF churches and
charitable PURPOSES or otherwise, but he con-
tended thai Morse did not come within ths
executions made by tha statute. Mr. Morse
intended to give public exhibition Of the
play. The Court could not grant any in.
junction. If Morse vialosei the law, he
would be arrested sud taken before the Po-
lice Magistrate, where the question could be
decided. The decision was reserved.
New York Society Sensation.
New York. February 23i-Ki5ty Kerno-
char, daughter of james Kernechan, disap-
rad feOry, 1t,.,a
did not Iesppear in the afternoon. In ths
evening messenger came to the house with
q note from Kitty, which said she had been
married that morning 10 Henhert G Pell,
broker. The marriage notice wss sent 10 one
evening newspaper. There was forthwith
huhbuh at the Union Club. of which Peli is
a member. Peil was iu Wall street Wednes-
day and was at the Union Club in the even
ing. Pierre Loriilard is a special psrtr er in
Peters Il Pell's, firm of n hich Peli is a
member, and is the uncle of the new-msda
Mrs. Peli. Pell has been much in Lorillsra's
company, and commonly travelled with him
in summer. jaime P. K raochsr, father Of
the bride, married LorillarC.' . sister. Pell Is
one Of the founders Of Meadow Brook Huut,
aod his dinners we're celebrated in his circles.
7he Michigan logging Camp Trouble
Another Account.
CHICAGO, February 2Si.-An Inter Ocean
East Tawas, Mich, dispatch says: 1t is ru-
mored from tie logging camp that two men
got into dispute over s trial as to whose
team could haul the heaviest load. After the
trial the one whose team was victorious went
INFO cabin and sat down, when the defeated
one came behind him, and with enc blow Of
an AK severed biz head from the body. The
mead rolled TO the hoor the eyes winked sew.
ersl times and the mouth opsne6. An alarm
was raised, the members Of the camp took
the murderer, placed a log.chain around his
nsck and huug him. then placed gusrd
around tAe body TO await the arrival Of ths
Sheriff. Men came from neighboring camp
to take the body down, and a general fight
ensued. Seven men were killed. No names
are obtainable.
.Thc Illinois Mine Calamity.
BRAIDwooD, February 23d.-The work Of
pumping OUT the mine continues, two more
large pumps being placed in position. Il is
asserted by those in authority that the shaft
will never be worked again, and az soon as
the bodies are recovered will be sbsndope6.
Hugh J. Jewell, PRECEDENT of the Erie Rail-
wy and principal owner Of the ToWners
C1si Company, writes to Superintendent
Fordyce to use every available means and
spare no expense TO recover the bodies Of the
victims. The water has been lowered four
aud half feat. The weather is cold, and
fears are entertained OF the pumps freezing.
distressing kecIdent-seyen Persons
Drowned.
CAIRO (Ilil, Febrary 23l.-Informa:ion
wss received here last evening of a distressing
accident late the night before on the Missis-
sppi river sb us twenty miles below this city
J. T Rhodss, his wife ard three children,
widow snd two nen. whase names are un-
known, wers crossing the river through the
heavy ice from Kentucky 30 VOLTS, when
their skiff urset and he entire party was
drowned They were returning from Cliu-
ton, KY, with the body of Jones step
daughter, who died few days ago. The
skiff, with the eofie, reached the island in
safety.
Boiler Explosions.
ST. PAUL, February 23l.-The boiler in
Banhoger'a brewery exploded this morning,
wounding eleven persons, but none fatally.
Among them were FIVE women. who we're
after malt. The loss Is between sf5, 600 and
$4,000, There Is some doubt as to the in
surance applying.
Boston, February 2Sd Joseph Gookin
was killed and three others seriously injured
by the explosion of boiler on Smish & Con-
noE's wharf.
Destruction by Fire.
GEoBGETowN ID. O., February 23i.-A
fire Yesterday destroyed property valued at
SAC. COO; partially insured. TIE property
burned consisted CT warehouse, stores,
dwellings, and cotton.
ST. LOUIS. February 23i.-Priyate advices
from Jsffefson City, Mo, say A serious fire
is raging in the Peuitentiary. The report
states thst FIRE took place in the hofse.col-
lar and harness shop of Jacob Strauss & Co.,
nd &flQf ffazyinr a -a11r,I ,tysoA
set fire to the shop. The fire department
rushed to the building but rs fest as they
put on the hose The convicts cut it, thus pre-
venting the engines from doing any effec i've
work for a time. The guards finally over
powered the nu5iDeers, aad locked them up
in the blind cell. Mesuwhile the fire spread
TO the shop of Geiseeke, and that Of tbs
STANDARD Shoe Company, and they are now
burning.
Deeds OF Blood,
New ORLEANS, February 235.-Captain
Pierre Lauier, Of East Baton Rouge, was
shot dead on the Splitter plantation, then sat
urated with c9al oil and burned On the
Belle View plantation, Saunders Gray and
Prince Ackers, negro gamblers, we're killed.
CH .TTANooGA (Tenn,) February 23i.-A
Times special says: In Msigs county man
named C5gle was killed by John Harwood.
CsRle's brother then fatally shot HaTwood,
and dangeroIsly wounded Scott. An old
feud Was the cause.
The Ashland Murder Ease.
GRAYsoN Ky J, February 23d.-Tbe jury
in the Craft murder case this morning re-
turned verdict of guilty. with the punish.
mont death, No disturbance occurred.
GRAYsoN (Ky.), Fabrusry 23i.-This af-
ternoon the defense flied an application for a
new trial. The application was refused, and
Craft made aa imosssioned speech, declaring
his innocence. His execution is fixed for
May 25.h.
obituary.
NEW ORLEANS. February 23d.-CharIes
Bleteu, an ex-efficer of the French army and
for two years editor of the Bee, died to day,
aged 81
NEW YoBK, February 23l.--Mother Bap-
tissa, of the Order Of the Sisters of s..
Joseph, and Superintendent of the Orphan
Asylum, Brooklyn, died yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, February 23i.-Samuel 0.
Fowler, . veteran Of the struggle with Mex
ico. died here to-day, agei 68.