Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-29


The Gainesville, Tex, mail sage was robbed on
Friday night
The judicial amendment to the Ohio Constitution
has been adopted
Lawrence Barrett is said to have earned $4,000
In the last nine weeks.
Eight members Of gang Of Kuklux have been
convicted at Atlenta Ga.
Saturday night the Lotus Club Of New York gave a
dinner i'll honor of Henry Irving.
The Portland, Me., boy who says he is Charley
Ross is attracting scme attention.
Twenty persons were injured, none fatally in a
railroad accident near Kanas City.
Trinket and Majobca had trot at New York
Saturday. The former was the victor.
The Fire Engineers Convention, in session at
New Orleans, has adjourned without day.
The conviction at Atlanta, Ca, OF the authors of
the Banks county outrages has caused quite a sen.
sation.
Lord Coleridge sailed for England Saturday. His
son, Gilbert Coeridge, remains and will travel eN
tensively.
President Arthur has issued proclamation set.
ting apart November goth as a day Of rejoicing and
thanksgiving
Au alleged express robbery is reported from At
lantic, Ia The amount said to be taken Is from
$4,000 to $4,000.
At Loyeady, Tex, a citizen named Montzinger was
iiterplly cut to pieces.
Belva Lockwood, female pension attorney, has
been debarred from practice in Washington on
account Of irregularities.
The opening Of the Atlantic and Pacific has ma
terialy shortened the route East the Atchison
Topeka aud Santa Fe line
At Rock Point, Pa, near Pittsburg, the rival
claims of the railroad companies to piece Of land
is likely to lead to bloodshed.
xani1Iy a.r,,p,,,Iat;pr, ebou-s
that many Washington pension claim agents have
plundered their unfortunate clients without mercy.
BY the upsetting OF circus car at Bridgeport,
Conn. Saturday, two elephants were injured a
panther escaped and killed horse and four blood
hounds.
Henry c. Champln suicided at jackson, Mich, by
wrapping barhed wire around his neck and sus-
pending himself in sitting position from the top
of the fence.
Chief Justice Coleridge is strongly in favor of con-
tinuing the classical curriculum in colleges He
says whatever success in life ne has attained he
owes to the study Of Greek and Latin.
Judge Barretts order for the examination oil Pres
ldent Willard in New York practically abrogated
Saturday by the transfer OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad case to the United States Court
The Most Reverend Father Riordan, of Chicago,
recently appointed Coadjutor 10 Archbishop Ale
many, Of San Francisco, will leave for his new scene
of labor Monday, the 10Th instant, special
train.
In the Superior Court of Chicago a nominal fine
assessed against John B. Drake in the test case
to decide the validity of saloon licenses issued at
SlG2 by the city few days before the State law
maxim. $500 the fee became imperative. The case
Will be at once appealed.
In suit brought by Julius Leszynsky against
II. Sisson, of san Francisco, the Supreme Court in
New York has granted an attachment against the
property OF $ Ssson in that State. The suit was
brought to recover a claim of i4 900 ar ing out OF
the sale Of mining securities in which both we're in
terested.
In New York all efforts to close the breach be-
tween Tammany and the other two factions of the
Democracy were abandoned on Saturday. From
now TIL the evening of the election the policy will
be every man for himself in the broadest national
sense. The Tammany canvass is being pushed for
ward with positive desperation.
The Attorney General has rendered an opinion in
regard the clause in the new tariff which provides
that there shall be allowance for breakage leak
age or damage on wines, liquors. cordias distilled
spirits He holds the proviso does not require the
assessment of duty upon greater quantity than
is actually imported, as shown on the returns.
A special from Baltimore says: The united exer-
tions Of twelve men were required to day to carry
the body OF the fat girl, Mrs. Blanche Moses from
her boarding house, where she died Yesterday to a
heavy wagon which was to convey her remains to
the cemetery, as no beaIse was large enough The
street was crowded with the curious. The coffin was
six feet long, four fest wide and two feet Deep II
had to be left in the hall below, it could not be
got up stairs. 1t to ok ten men to lift the body on
board and carry it down stairs 1t was strapped
tightly OIL the board it was with great difficulty
as many could gather around succeeded in getting
it down and into the coffin. The remains were
buried in a grave seven feet long and five wide