Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-16

Hochheimer Of the Edsa-ssreet Synagogue
and Sats of Har Sinai Temple. Both these
gentlemen are unwilling 70 nave their Dames
connected with the affair. This was on Tues.
day. ths day after the license was procured.
Tuesday evening LilientE left for Wsshing-
ton, taking the lady with him, and the mar
risge took place in that city yesterday. A
sister Of the bride stated tonight that sh!
viii take steps st once to question he right
Of Lilisnthai's marriage ro her sister.
Dorsey SereKaded-He Makes a speech
WASHINGTON, June 15.h.-S. W. Dorsey
was serenaded late this evening ty the Col,
oEed Republican Club in this city. Hs made
8 briet speech in ackn development of tn:
courtesy, in which he said 81 thank yor
for the heart you have shown in calling heri
his evening. l thank you, not orly for my
self, but for all the defendants. Itsapk you
not only for all the defendants sn1 their fam.
lies, bus Tor tbe courage you have shown IL
the presence Of all the dishauor that the Gov
ernment has tried to put Ga me, in the plas
tering OF the graves of mothers and The era
dies Of babies with ilfamy by an unjust
power. You are believed strong enough t.
raise up your voices, your right hand, sgains!
this attempted injustice. I thank you foI
pluck, which men hke you can show, looking
ia the face of power. But over and above
q ~EOSe
presence humanity will how down possibly
not this year, or the neTs, out the time will
come when it will be pointed to as Macaulay
pointed to the trial of Warren Hastings. The
trembling wires of intelli renee that bore the
message Of acquittal TO Berlin, Moscow and
Dublin, told the poor, lonely and hopeless
that there were yet twelve men to be found
who would deal justly by them; that there
was not Government large enough to ssducs
the judgment of twelve honest men. This
trial and this verdict has placed upon the
books of justice a splendid record of the men.
A jury made up of Democrats, Republicans,
colored meu, white men, Protestants. Catao.
lies and atheists-all agreed that tie men
charged were not guilty. So it turns out shat
in the District OF Columbia, where the cloud
of power casts its shadow over its individuals,
twelve men could be found who would not
bend the pregnant hinges of the knee thai
| thrift might follow fawning' 4 halo of the
glory of truth will hang about them LONG
after they live. 1t viii decorate every
matched cottage that has been built, or viii
be built in the next thousand years. Good
by. thank you"
The Republican National Committee
letter from Ex-seeretary Dorsey.
WASHINGTON, June 15sh.-Ex-Senatol
Dorsey has written ne following letter 60 the
ew.elected Secretary of the Republican Ma
tional Committee
General John A. NJ IN. Atchson, KS Dear Sir
At a time when confined in dark room no
able to see its walls, received letter from YOU
supposed an answer was sent you but it turns out
that the stenOgraphic notes never transcribed
l regret this. When was appointed Secretary o.
| the Republican National Committee at the request
| OF General Garfield, and accepted the place
| at the earnest solicitations of General Arthur
| representing the Grant side of the house
and William E. Chandler, representing tn,
| Blaine side, l made the same request t
! Governor Mccormick, who was my predecessor, thai
| you have made to me. | had at that time fanci
ful notion that record had been kept of the Re
publican party, that showed its life purpose that
| would leave a permanent history of its honorahl,
| existence and what had transpired in 1856 60 ga
| rs and 1872 that that record belonged to the Re
publican National Committee that the Secretary
was the proper custodian OF it. Chandler gave Nc
| Cormick no records. Mccormick told me he had nC
| records to give. | have nothing more to give yor
| than they had to give me. have great mass o.
| papers relative to the campaign. They chiefly
letters addressed to me and letters written by me
| in whicE no could have the slightest interest
except to obtain curious information. When | ac
cepted the Secretaryship made the condition that
not penny of money subscribed for political pur
poses should come into 10y hands There never was
dollar of subscribed funds received
| by me, or paid out by MT
personally Money vas used under my
direction, but all my rsonal expenses-the eX
| penses OF the clerks 81 wing with me-were pait
! from my own pocket. amounting to over Sl3 600
! The only records have are the paid checks of my
own contributions, unfortunate bank book
| showing the charges of my own folly. | think bes
| to keep them a reminder of the splendid graf
itude OF dishonest power in the midst of a storm
brought about by the efforts | had put forth unde
| its directions in It's behalf. A brutal assault wa.
made upon me at the last meeting of the commit
| tee, when was not present to defend myself No
| he u1p hadf fba
! age or manhood to resent it. Miserable cowardic
| of ambitious hypocrites Put never mind that
The balance sheets o. justice will sometime be writ
ten by the hand OF homer So tar as you are per.
J sonaly concerned if there are any papers in M
| possession, any suggestion | can make, | will b.
| happy to respond to your call. Sincerely yours,
STEPHEN W. DORSEY.
The Objectionable Cbirieahuas.
WASHINGTON, June 15th.-The followins
telegram was received by Secretary Telle
to-day:
SAN CARLOS "a. To, June 14th.
large number OF leading Indians met in counci
to-daY, sent Tor me, and earnestly protested agans
! the return of the ChsrIeahua men and bows The,
| say troub e is sure to follow such course The
want the chiefs and head men punished, and tn
other men sent where they cannot return They d.
not object TO the women and children coming here
They ask me to make known their views to you an,
General Crook, and urge their adoption. All tn
| bands unite in this request They say they desir
to remain at peace with their white neghbors, bu
the Chlrcahuas viii return to the war-path as sool
| as they grow strong again, and the reservation In
dians will then be charged with having aided an,
! encouraged them. Assuring them OF my confdenc
| III tle wisdom OF tire authorities, who would hay
| to decide the matter, l promised them TO pTesen
their petition evidence Of the justness of thei
| position. WILCOX, Agent
Secretary Teller telegraphed Wilcox. di
recting him tn receive none of the Chirica
huas except children. The Secretary say
! the bucks must take care of the women.
A Michigan Mystery.
DETROIT, June 15th.-Public interest il
the famous Martha White case, invoIvin.
nunberless libel suits and trial for murder
has been revived by now and almost par
! sllel case. Lieutenant Van Viist, of thu
Tenth Infantry, v hile fishing in the river op
posite the fort, brought up heavy wheat
bag, containing the mutilated remains Of
woman. Tee hands and feet, which were
small, were in the sack, but had been severed
from the limbs, and the limbs were stripped
OF h sh. The heart, lungs and intestiues hsc
| been removed, and so also had the scalp, and
in fact, all the skin except that on the hands
and feet, which were intact, had been tsker
| off. The fash of the face was almost entirely
| gone, only small particles clinging here anC
| there to the bones. From the fact that the
/ teeth were baoly decIyed it is assumed thai
| the body was that Of an elderly woman
There wss no clothing in the package, pol
anything else that might lead to the identif,
cation Of the remains. Il is a coincidence
| that almost simultaneously with the fad wal
the decision of the Supreme Court yesterday
in favor of the EpeniHg Nel1s, sued tor hbe
by Hugh S. Poples, because it charged him
with Martha Whites murder.
The Ford Estate and the Missing Admin
istrator.
ST. LOUIS, June 15th.-Application wa
made this afternoon in the Probate Court b.
the attorney for Mrs Mary Manning, one o
the heirs of the Ford estate, of which thi
missing ex.Judge Chester H. Krum was sd
ministrator. for the appointment of anothe
| person to take charge of the estate. The st
torney stated that he believed, from an ex
animation of the records, that false state
ments and settlements had been fled IN tn;
| Court. Mrs. Manning. in an interview
stated that krum bad $40 0G0 to $50 00t
which was due her; that he had failed Il
make 3 settlement with her fo
| tb-aa vaars that HE raplioe