Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-26
SACRAMENTO, SATURDAY MORNING., JANUARY 2e, 1884

some even remaining on board, swearing tnsy
would hang him. Tha same scene was en-
acted at Atineols The prisoner was finally
landed safely in the county isil.
Row in operate Circles
BALTIMORE, January 25th. - There Is
( trouble in Map!eson's Grand italian Opera
! Company, which reached here yesterday.
! When the company arrived the Colonel, with
| Patti, Nicolini and others, weat TO the St.
james, snd Gerster, with her husband, went
| to Barnum's Hotel. There Gerster learned
/ that most of the seats for Patti, on Friday,
had been selling ST big premium, even SIS
! high as $50 apiece, while the demand for
| seats to hear her (Gsrster) sing was only fair
! This thoroughly enraged the prims donns, and
| she complained that she was not fairly
| treated and would not sing. Colonel Maple
son was sent for, and argued with the en-
ragged woman, but it was no 60. She had
made up her mind not to sing, and she stood
up to it. There was o stormy scene at the
hotel, which ended in her packing up her
things and taking the first train back to New
York. Nine. DAILY took her place in the
opera tonight.
BALTIMORE, January 25th- After Ger
sters flight to New York yesterday after
noon, she was followed on the midnight train
by Colonel Mspleson and brought back at 9
tonight. Gerster will appear at the rastiuee
tomorrow in "Elisir d'Amor," and in one
act at night of " Sonnambula."
Preparing for the Reception OF The Re
mains of the Jeanette Heroes.
New York, January y25th.-Arrangement
are making at the Brooklyn navy ysrd for
fitting reception of the remains of the jean
ne5te heroes, which are understood TO have
left Moscow in charge Of Lieutenant Harber
last night. The bodies are expected about
February . th, and will remain aboard the
ship-of-wsr twenty-four hours, until arrange
ments for military and civic page ant are
concluded. The Twenty third Brooklyn
Regiment will attend TO the funeral. and it is
hoped that the whole National Guard Of the
TIVE cities will join in doing honor to the dead
heroes. Captain r. W. Meade will be Mar
shal.
The ZuTa Burns Murder-Carpenter In
LINCOLN (Ill), January 25lh.-Late this
afternoon the Grand Jury completed their |
lahors. They found true bill of Indictment
against o. A. Carpenter, charging him with |
the murder of the girl Zura Burns. Car
penter was out on $4,000 bail, but the Court |
declared that the offense was not bsilsble, |
and remanded Carpenter to the custody Of |
the Sheriff, who conducted him to Jail.
Hanged for Murder.
MOUNT VERNON Qnd.). January 25th.-
John Andersen, aged II years, and Zach. |
Snyder, aged q years, who deliberately |
killed lad named James Van Wlysr, on |
August II. 1888, by enticing him to lonely |
spot near this city for that purpose, were
hanged here this morning. The motive Of the |
murder was robbery, the murderers securing
SIS
Civil Government for Alaska.
WASHINGTON, January 25sh.-The Senate
to-day, after several days of debate, took
final action on Harrison's bill establishing a
civil government for Alaska, and passed it in
its main features.
Wages Reduced.
BosToN, January 25.h.-The wages of the
hands in the Waltham watch factory have
been reduced from > to GO per cent The
heavier reduction is due to the special and !
experimental nature Of some jobs.
a Popular subscription.
Boston, January 25.h.-The newspapers
have opened popular subscription for the |
Gay Head Indisns who rescued the people
from the wreck of the City Of Columbus.
Missing schOoners.
PRovINcETowN (Mass.) January 25th.-
Two additional schooners and crews are miss
ing since the recent gales.
More Bodies Found.
VINEYARD HAVEN lMsss }, January 25th. |
Two more bodies from. ;h= City of Columbus |
disaster have been picke3 up st Edgerton.
Tragedy in Maine.
BANGOR, JanU7ry 25.h.-John Spsuldirg |
shot his wife this morning and then killed |
himself His wife will recover.
The kentucky Senatorship.
LOUISVILLE, January 25sh.-The Senate, |
rial situation is unchanged. Adjourned till |
Monday.
ThermOmefrIcaI.
NEW YORK, January 5,h.-Highest tenn
perature to-day 20'; lowest. l0'.