Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-14
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED FROM SPECIAL DsPATcHEs.f
Domestic.

Blaine is said to be pleased with the nomina-
ton of Cleveland.
Halsted, Haynes & Co, dry goods merchants
of New York, have failed.
Ohio Democrats express much dissatisfaction
with the work of their National Convention.
Four persons were burned to death and ten
buildings destroyed at Bradford Pa, Friday.
One man was killed and five others were
seriously injured by railroad collision in Wash
ington, Saturday
A Colfax (La.) special says: Wilson Sanders
(colored) was hanged on Friday for the murder
of Frank II. Page about two months ago,
The four-oared she'll of the Modoc Rowing
Club was riir a(.j5wn Friday night while attempt
Vincent Angelo, ]. B. Rose and Harry Jasper
were drowned. The bodies have not been re-
covered.
At Pittsburg Pa, Saturday, Joseph seden,
striker. aged 49,. shot and MORALLY wounded
Curly Eshenbaugh, a little fellow only years
old Young Eshenbaugh, who was an inmate
of the Episcopal Home for Children, was with
an old lady and several children playing.
The Collector of Customs of the District of
Arizona has notified the Treasury Department
that the Mexican Government has entered into
an agreement with a steamship company to give
a bonus of $50 head for Chinese laborers, to be
landed at Guaymas, Mexico, under labor con-
tract.
C. p Huntington was married in New York
Saturday to Mrs A. d. WorSham by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher The brides son, lad of IL or
is wears, was one of the witnesses of the cere--
mony, which was performed at 10 A. NJ. Mr., ana
Mrs Huntington left for the country early III the
afternoon.
The Secretary of the Interior has requested
the Secretary of War to cause the arrest of Cap
tain PAYNE and such of his party now upon the
Cherokee outlet lands in the Indian territory as
have violated the revised statutes, ana 10 eNpel
-.s..u ,l.Nr nm lands whose
movements assume more formidable proper
tons.
The sale of twelve colts from the ranch of /.
J. Rose, of Los Angeles, took place III chicago
on Friday. Owing to darkness only four were
sold and the remainder Will be sold to-day. All
the colts are by Sultan. One two-year-old
brought 81 900, another 81 AS. and four-year-
old ST 800 The total amount realized Friday
was $1,000.
At Cincinnati Coroner Muscraft has completed
his investigation on the dead bodies of the per
sons killed in the late riot. He enumerates %
whose bodies he viewed. OF those he finds that
Captain Desmond was killed by unknown par
sons in the mob One man, Goetz, shot himself
accidentally; another, SMALL, was unlawfully
shot on Sunday afternoon by the military, ana
all others were justifiably killed. they having
failed to obey the command OF the Sherlh to
diSperSe.
Beecher, being interviewed, said: shall
vote for Cleveland and shall Use whatever in
fluence am possessed of to further his election;
and this do, not because am Democrat. for
am not but because ] am a Republican,.
'Who do you think should be Vice-President %
was asked "Oh don't know. l hope they
won't put up Rosecrans- l asked Stanton once,
when he was Secretary of War, whether he did
not think Rosecrans sometimes lost his head.
Sir said he, he has got no head to lose
AT New Orleans Saturday morning the freight
train carried out for New York sixteen broncho
horses-stallions and mares-the destination of
which is Constantinople. The animals were
purchased in Texas by an agent of the Turkish
Minister at Washington, and are destined for
the plains of Tartary, whence they will be re.
moved to resume their wild life. The object of
introducing Texas bronchos into Turkey is to
interbreed them with the wild horses of the
steppes of Asia, with a view of improving the
breed.