Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-27

some of the recent panicky scenes. The
wheat and petroleum markets were in a
| decidedly unsettled condition, Chicago
| wheat was quoted at Sc cents per bushel
| for June, and SS$ cents for July.
The Republican National Convention.
CHICAGO, May 26,h.-Preparation are
| rapidly making for the National Repub-
| lican Convention, which commences next
! Monday. Hon. John c. New and Hon
John \. Martin, of the National Commit
tee have been busy since their arrival in
giving instructions for completing arrange
mentS for the press and telegraph COM
| panieS. The space for the press being linn
| tied, provision can only he made for daily
| newspapers, and such newspapers should
be sure TO come armed with credentials
from the home office, AS the Associated
Press Is prepared 10 makca a verbatim repor;
OF the proceedings and liberal descriptive
matter, the press viii be thoroughly sup
piled IN the regular way. The heudquar-
terS OF the subcommittee of the National
Committee is at the Palmer House.
Sensational Sermon by Talmace.
New York, May 26th.-m his sermon
yesterday on the late panic Talmagc said
| want you to arraign this monster crime
OF extravaganza. There are 5000 women
in New York and Brooklyn. each of whom
cxncndS ON dr,s. o,-,r - 0O0 II l,., ,.,,. -,
such q mass tl,a+ ,,bc,, w., .~,, -, ,l,,r,l .
weep over onr Sim, ,o mn, ,,.i, ~ ..,,.
tears with S150 LorJl,n,,.I';dis- -
lauobterl Thor NV. s,.,,~n. ~ ,,,.,,, IL,
live in tbc miIsr nf n,.or,. h,,.,,r,. ,ri,,,
spend evervtbin.r IN, tj,o,,,.ci, .,,,J -,
thev die their r6ildrcn aro ,br,,,, NV " 'I a.,
charity Of the world. The death of such q
man Is grand larceny Laughter He
coffin HI Ln,,o. ,,,,-l,. ~ u -.
anatoD,icoj n,,Is.,,,, a. ,I,o -. ~ -,
children n ,n,,I,tn,.1 - -
that II ems rI"sT TtionoLt '' - Wy.
miab+ ,rcr ,,,,,.,. ami 49,. I''t.l
st,g,I - y.,Il = -, -. wa
tbnn snol-e ~ .o,, Ill, Ivy ,i ','t,,.,'
.,,,co IN G,,,,-..,f. - - ~
mon nm. inrn ,Lo f,,gt.f',', ',,'l .,,i'..
what they ought to Law ont in bread" Be
fore thc sermon ne read a letter that he had
received from man living in Colorado
who signed himself Amateur Miller"
and sent Talua-c check for $500. to ap-
ply rs ne deemed best. Tamagc said he
had given half of it to the Bureau for the
relief OF the disabled soldiers Of the Nor,h
and half to the Home for crippled South
crl soldiers at Richmond. Tii, announce
mcut was received with cheers.
Sboctina Tr.pedy in Ne,, York
am rv-ron,,ict n,I,rIaroi IL ~, -, j.,
IIirb,al sweeney. .,Inn, 255 hi;
avcnuo his ortor,,,o, Uo,,,,I,.I,i,.I- I-;ii,,i
his .isfcr-i,,.Io,,- DoIi, ~ ,iI ~
rculuted IN Xii himsnlf Carncntar !. an
Jrsbmon 5H ,., .,,,, .,, l;ti a.
l.ian nt' yo,,c in,.I - i,, ~, ,,r
Ty-aa1 MI. atto,,,,,,, (Tr, C.+'t',I.
- ''.- ''' N't'N' '.''N'
-rL;,d ,.o,,,,, p -. I,li;e
rero,,ni1od Cnrnc,tn,. Ife o,,,.1a,.I,,'i
tbc,T loita in Iand ,,.Iai D1lFdi .,'',.,i
hctv.eor Lir,a,,d ~ ,if, G,,o,,,,.
d, r,,.L at io,. ,,,l ,I,,,,,,,,j iI,,;c -;
into brr nnrL lirS Cornnntar rl,, Nc
Michael Socno,. sai,,,, .i,Id bdr i,ll'9
friod ~ f,Iio, Et ti,o d -
f,o 10 '',l IL 'i'
upon his wife. threw her to tbe Aoor and
plunged the knife into her body several
times. The woman was killed on the spot.
Carpenter then deliberately laid on the floor
beside the dead body and stabbed himself
twice in the abdomen. The police were
summoned, and Della Ambrose and Car
penter were sent to Bellevue Hospital
The Trouble i'm Louisiana.
NEW Op1P,xs Nav 2G,b rho T;ocs.
Dc,ao",ofl Zew TLnrio snnroI .io -. '"''
1;Siy !. FAST onnroncIlio h"ro ''1
i oIninoms Vnmbnrs of Fo,taii;o,,. "t','oUN 4
herrnts are marching about the streets NJ
night shouting for their leader. singing.
Wen hang Judge Gates on sour apple
tree, and firing pistols The women and
children are terrorized. The only subject
discussed is the imminent peril of a con
tlict. FOntellieu's adherents maintain an
armed garrison at night in the Courthouse.
and during the day there is large crowd of
his supporters in the immediate neighbor-
mood. Judge Gates, supported by the mcr-
chants and educated people is also prepared
Tor struggle They have established their
arsenal about two squares from the Court
house, ana have organized a body of men,
well armed. y militia company has been
formed, ready at a moments call.
SECOND DISPATCH1
New IBERIA. Nav 26th h.-FonteIIieu's fac
tiOn is in possession of the Courthouse.
The officers-elect to-day presented to the
acting Clerk OF the Court their bonds, signed
by the best citizens and the same were
practically refused They are now waiting
for the action OF General Percy, of the
militia. Trouble Is expected tonight or
tomorrow Inc struggle rom the lndlca-
.ioll9, wiz We ,,i Hol one aS tHe excitement
-; Ivy 5''''' iHNi' 10 0"" pIoop OH p'h
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Lo' Il isN LIE, LIE MAY TJOlil'-0no"cTE weather
PIeNaI!cu 'o-Sal' me track was III good
Coli.lltloI' e A4G liIsl event was purse race
IpI tNp-l tttI-bItlS, anu was WOll DN 1fOutd-