Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-08

| ZSIs, WHO were SurpTlSeQ anu
| find the jsiler, enrsged at the treatment ol
his wife and infamed by whisky. shooting
one of the prisoners, a negro, as he stood in
the cage chained and handcuffed. -Four
painful wounds were inflicted, but none fatal.
After Many Years.
ITHACA IN. ", September 7th.-Nineteen
years ago Mahlon Rowe disappeared from
ithaca, leaving his wife and family ignorant
OF his destination, and nothing was heard
from him until recently, when letter was
received from a resident of Honolulu saying
that Rowe had lived there eighteen years un-
der an assumed name. and died January last,
leaving an estate of S25. 900 to his Hawaiian
woman and three illegitimate offspring. The
legal widow still lives here, and will attempt
to annul the will.
Tilden and Hendricks.
NEW YORK, September 7eb.-It is learned
that Thomas H. Hendricks was in the city
last week, and called on Mr. Tilden
at Greystone. spending the entire day
there. II is stated that politics
were freely discussed, and politicians attach
great Importance to the circumstance. A
prominent Democrat, with whom Hendricks
talked before his departure, asserts that Hen
bricks favors the old ticket, and will accept
the nomination for the Weep Presidency.
Mass at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, September 7gh.-Mass will
be sung at st. Johns Cathedral tomorrow,
in memory of the 800 souls lost on the steamer
Mary Elgon, which went down on Lake
Michigan September Ssh, twenty-three years
ago. The occasion was an excursion of the
Union Guard to Chicago. A storm occurred
on the return trip.
'The Best in the Market"
WASHINGTON, September 9TH. h.-Little Chief,
Cheyenne Indian, sent unique appeal to
the Secretary of the Interior for new suit
of clothes. he said Il don't care much
for grub. but 1 do like to dress in proper
style. l want the best suit that you can pur-
chase in the market"
Hanged for Murder.
GREENSBORO (Ala.). September 7th.-
Frank Shelton, colored, was hanged for wife
murder.
New ORLEANS, September 7sh.-A late
dispatch from Plaquemine says that Dickin-
son was hanged at 1856 P. His neck was
broken. The execution took place inside the
prison. Two thousand persons, mostly ne
groes, were outside.
Homicide in Louisiana.
ANTE CITY Na.), September 7tb.-In a
difficulty between j. B. Lsnders and Will
lam Betly, the former was shot dead. Berry
was arrested and lodged in jail. The parties
are connected with the best families Of the
place.
WeII-knOwn Novelist KILLED.
HARTFORD Conn.,. September 7tb.-A[rs
Julie p Smith, the wellknown novelist, was
killed at her summer residence, near Hart
ford, this morning. She was driving with
her husband, when the horse ran away.
Collision of OIL Trains.
EAsToN (Pa.), September 7th.-Two oil
trains on the Leshigh Valley road came in
collision today. One engine jumped the
track and was badly damaged, and twelve
cars were wrecked. Nobody hurt.
Killed by the Cars.
CHICAGO, September 75h.-A special says {:
John Heffner, en- aged German rag picker,
was killed on the Pennsylvania Railroad st
lancaster. He was the father of forty-two
children, only five of whom survive.
Arrival OF EmIgrants.
New YORK, September 7th.-The steamer
Waetland landed 645 emigrants at Castle
Garden yesterday. The Island landed $50
and the State of Indiana 203.
Business Failures.
New YORK, September 7th.-Business
failures reported throughout tho United
States and Canada in the last seven days were
157. as compared with 1S6 last week.
Probably Safe.
PORTLAND (Me.(, September 7fh.-Letters
have been received here from officers of the
United States steamer Allowance, dated
Georgetown, p. Z. L, August 31ss, two days
after the great gale. The Allowance was
then expected to cruise in the direction OF
Halifax. There is TO probability that she wss
wrecked at Indian Head harbor
VIII Not Resign.
WASHINGTON, September 7th-Mr. New,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, said to.
day that tie published reports that be had re-
signed were unfounGed. He had 10 notion Of
resig ming, and did not propose TO talk on the
subject.
New York Stock Market.
WALL STREET September 7th-11 A. M
The day opened with an active aud higher
market for stocks, prices advancing to l.
Toward II O'Clock the improvement was par
TALLY lost under reslizatious.
should Put ssOre Water In EIs Whisky.
CHICAGO, September 7sh.-G. F. Batehsl-
der, a hotel-keeper Of Nahsnt, while ont
after mackerel. claims to have seen water
serpent nearly 200 feet long, with head as
large as barrel.
Opium Joint Pulled"
CHICAGO, September 7th-Esrly this mcrn-
ing the opium joint of Hef Wan, West Mad
ison street, was pulled by the police. Two
men and two women, all white, were found
in the place thoroughly saturated with the
drug. Het Wan was fined $50 and the in
mates S. each.
MOrtuary.
New YORK, September 7th.-Jos. Lyman,
q member of the firm Of A. A. Law & Bros,
died yesterday. He was well known in the
East Indies and China trade.
Naval Cadet Punished.
ANNAPOLIS, September 7th.-Naval cadet
Rumsey, of the third class, has been sem
fenced to seven days solitary confinement
for attempting to haze Thomas H. Morgan,
of the fourth class.
The Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, September 7th.-The Acting
Secretary OF the Navy has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Pensacola Since the
last report there has been no new case among
the naval force. There was one death at the
hospital, private Golden.
Arthur ut Home.
WASHINGTON. September 7th.-The Pres
ident arrived this morning.
Frost In the west.
CHICAGO, September 7th.-Telegrams from
several points in central Illinois report frost
last night, but not heavy enough to iniure the
corn prospects.
Died Of His IDjuries-Killed by Cars.
SCRANTON (Ps.) September 7th.-Michael
Kelly, a trsck-lsyer, one of the victims of the
Lawn colliery explosion, died to day.
Daniel Mahoney and Peter Andrews were
killed by cars to-day.
Death of SweiiZer.
DETROIT, September 7th. - The famous
pacing horse Swsitzer is dead.
GhermO IL etricaI.
New York, September 7tb.-Highest tenn
psrature to day. So; lowest. 53'.
WAYsIDE WAITS.