Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-09
Proposed Reception of Parnem.

HAA1 SdA0 tudsJ S0dtS luE iluHl HUbitcLlsu1t
The Socisty's appeal for aid did not meet
with generous response.
Proposed Reception OF ParnelI.
PHILADELPHIA, April S.b.-The Central
Union Land League, in arranging for Ma
tional Convention on the 26th instant, liz
structed the Executive COMMITTEES TO tender
a banquet TO Parneh. A dispatch from JAS.
Mooney, intimating that Psrnell would
attend the Convention, was greeted with ap-
plause. Governor Patsison will be asked to
preside at the Psrnell reception in the Ac.d-
envy of Music The Catholic Total Abst;-
hence Union declined the Invitation Of the
Lsnd Leagus TO send delegates to the Ma.
tiopal Convention, stating that it is under the
protection of the Catholic Church, and de.
sired to keep aloof from politics. Resolutions
were adopted expressing hops that the Con-
vsntiou would be SUCCESS.
Disorderly Meeting of Irishmen.
NEW YORK, April Ssh.-About hundred
and fifty delegates of various Irish organiza.
.ions gathered in Germania Hall to-day to
meet DIR. VIM. B. Wallace ard committee,
with view to arrange for the reception OF
| Psrnell. Wallace and the committee re-
manned away. The assembled delegates Or
ganized meeting of their OVID, which was a
noisy and angry one. Wallace was de-
nouucsd, Parnells peace policy repudiated
and dynamite declared to be the only policy
of the future. In great confusion the meet
| ing adjourned.
The Mormon Reunion.
KIRKLAND (O.), April Sth.-This was the
third day OF the Mormon reunion. The
morning sermon was preached by Joseph
Smith, Jr. Subject, treason for Believing
! the Mormon Faith" In the afternoon Rev.
Joseph r. Lambert gave a history of the
| Mormon Church from its first inception, and
eDdeavored to prove that Joseph Smith was
net a polygamist. Elder W. w. Blair
preached sermon tonight. The conference
business will be resumed tomorrow.
Attempt TO RIackmaIl an Actress.
PITTsBURG, April 8th.-An attempt by
DR.. G. II. Marshall, of this city, TO black
mail tins actress, Mary Anderson, has just
come TO light. Marshall wrote two letters to
Miss Anderson's step father, DIR. Griffin, in
which he stated that he had letters of Miss
Anderson, written TO certain parties, which,
if published, would create a sensation, and
offering TO sell them for 81, 900 The postal
authorities are now working up tie case.
Cattle Thief Hanged by a Mob.
De SoTo me- J, April Sth.-Mack Marsdeu,
the leader of a gang of cattle thieves, vino
has made himself the terror Of neighboring
counties within the past two years, was over
taken on the road near Victoris, three miles
from De Soto, about dark last night, by
mob Of thirty men, and hanged TO tree.
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR.
ST. LOUIS, April Sth.-Msck Marsden was
| hanged by O party of lynchers near De Soto
Yesterday. They remained in concsalment
near clump of woods until Marsden rode
| close up in full view. At that Instant five
double-barreied shotguns were leveled at him.
with the command, "Throwup your hands !"
He needed no second bidding. The De Soto
crowd approached at gallop, and rider
from the rear lesped from his hose and en-
| circlei Marsdeu's neck in moose. He saw
he was surrounded, and attempted to parley,
| pleading innocence of the crimes charged
| upon him. A few moments were given him
| to reflect and confess before bsing choked.
| There was not much persuasion to induce a
confession. From the time the rope
was put around his neck until
taken to tres, scarcely three minutes
| elapsed. Another short wait was given him
while one end of the rope was thrown over
limb. Sturdy hands seized the rope, and at
the signal Of "All ready" the doomed hog.
| thief and murderer shot up ten feet in the air
and hung until dead. The murder of Joseph
Yerger, postmaster snd storekeeper at An
tonic, jefferson county, in which Marsden
was believed TO have been implicated, occurred
March 90, 1882 Marsden was more than
Waiver Morey two years ago.
DIaz at "The Hub"
Boston, April Ssh.-General Diaz and
party arrived this evening They were met
at the depot by representatives. of the city,
and escorted to the Hotel Vendome. They
will be guests of the city until Thursday.
An Informal reception and dinner was given
tonight.
Father and Three Child en- Drowned.
Ow1NGsvILLE (Ky.l April Ssh.-The little
stream of Prickly Ash rose rapidly yesterday.
Martin MANN, tollgate keeper, attempted
to cross it with three children on log cross
ing, and the water swept them off. All four
were drowned The bodies have not been
recovered.
sufrocated by Gas.
| OsKALoosA Qowa). April Sth Mrs. Nancy
Brader. Just returned from a California jour.
nev, was suffocated in her room at hotel by
the gas escaping from the burner. She had
turned it off, but as the tap had no catch
turned it partly on again. She was quite
dead when discovered this morning.
Body Turning TO stone.
BEDFORD (Ind.), April Shin an a5join-
;uo county last week relatives disinterred the
body of John Bryant, buried two years ago,
with view of removal to another graveyard,
and found the body petrifying. 1t weighed
200 pounds.
D;ssracefuI Conduct in Central New York.
SYRACUSE On. Yah April Sth.-A crowd of
500 boys and girls gathered in front OF hall
in which the Salyationi Army were holding a
meeting Tonight. The special officers at the
entrance were pelted with clods, and the
crowd sung Roll the Chariot Along and
PADDY Duffy's Cart" The police dispersed
the mob after three arrests.
Rebellfous Meth0dists.
PHILADELPHIA, April Sth.-The Trustees
of the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church seeded because the Bishop refused
10 assign certain minister to that church,
and organized another congregation.
Fever on shipboard.
PHILADELPHIA, April Ssh,-The schooner
Marian arrived to-day from Hayti, with the
mate and steward down with fever. The
Captain died on the voyage. Yellow fever or
Haytian fever is said to be the disease.
Obituary.
NEW York, April 8th.-Rev. DR.. Alfred
81. Partridge, for twenty.seve years Rector
of Christ Church, Brooklyn, died to-day of
pneumonia.
DIR. Simeon Kenny Furney, aged 80, Sur
peon of the steamship Monarch, formerly
Surgeon to the Khedive, was drowned to-day.
Passenger Train in the Ditch.
FALMOUTH Ky J, April Ssh.-This morning
a special passenger train on the Kentucky
Central was disched near Butler by running
into landslide, and slightly injured engineer
Mulford and killed fireman Wright
Fatal Quarrel Between Soldiers.
CHAMBERLAIN ID. IT,, April Sth.-In a
Quarrel between Sergeant Willis (eolored) and
private Boyd, at Fort Hall, to-day. the for.
iner shot the latter with an army rifle, killing
him instantly.
Registered Letters Stolen.
NEW YoRK, April Sth.-Eighteen regis
/ tered letters wera stolen from the postoffice
in Brooklyn Saturday morning. They came
in the morning mails, and were all addressed
10 one concern. The letters had been packed
il q bunch, held togethe: with rubber band,