Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-11

| be known that parties interested in the Central
Pacific were also interested in the southern Pa
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"Do you deny itg"
81 wrote to some Of our people in California that
| they were making some things prominent which
were not facts Some OF my people were little
vain to control great many railroads, and | told
them 50. said |, Don't make out that You are
| running these things, because you sre not. They
| Will drit away from you, and your property will
also draft away. Don't be climbing up 70 show
yourselves-to air your vanity in these matters.
| We had !, 500 miles ST road between san Diego and
Pedras Negras, Of Mild country that VIC had to
over. II was inhabited bY Wild Indians, and has
been inhabited only by Wild Ind ans from such time
that the memory Of man runnetb not % the con-
trsry. said we had solved the question, We had
invested $1,000 coo there, and had road over the
great Colorado desert We had az leas; $1,000 600
invested between there and the san Gorgouio Pass
Colonel Scott, with rival enterprise, in Wash
ingtop asking the Government to indorse S6O, ,OOO-
GOO ia bonds. | said, We will build the road and
solve the question without Government bonds We
could not do Il Our investment was lying wasting
year after year. said, We viii 70 on aud take the
country. Has anybody got any thing 20 say against
II Huntington shook ,hls gold headed cane in.
diguantly he uttered the last sentence. On leSy-
ing the stand he was highly congratulated by his
awyers.
Thomas W. Pierce. codcfendaut with Hunting.
ton, is ruddy faced. corpnlent old gentleman, He
testified that before meeting Brady he bad already
considered tho connection between the Central Pa
cihc and the Morgan road. Any body studying the
system Of the country could not fail 70 do So The
matter rad been constantly III his thoughts siucc
1861 He first spoke 70 Brady about the Morgan
property in November or December, 1851 Brady,
IN his yisits to the office Of witness. frequently
talked on tue subject, and gave him that
the property could be ought at q reasonable price.
After several interviews he told Brady that he would
give $50 for the stock, and no ore Brady began
to talk ct compensation from persons he w,S selling
for. He at once went 10 Huntington with Brady,
and told him what ne had been doing on his own
account. Huntington cattchised Brady 10 their
surprise 1t was found that Brady had no power 70
Sc Negotiations with Brady were then term-
mated
The case will be summed up and given 70 the jury
to-day.
The sun, which is the only paper which prints the
Of Huntington.
Commenaahie Enori 10 Reform.
BALTIMORE, January l0th-Teresa Sturla left
Baltimore last night for New York % study for che
stage She does so with the advice Of the ladies' Of
Chicago, who took such interest in her duri her
famous trlal for the murder Of Charles Stiles She
takes up her quarters in q retired portion vt the
subur1s, where she VIII receive instruction in
instrumental and vocal music from q conf petent
teacher. Her object is 10 achieve laurels on the
Italian operate stage. She possesses the natural
advantages OF being Italian and speaking tie Ian.
guqge huontly. N e. completing primary course
IN New York she viii 20 10 Italy finish her educs-
ton under the tuition Of some master. she will be
gone couple OF ears, and expects o. return full
hedged prma donna Her expenses will he de-
frsyed by her lady friends Since her return from
prison her conducthes been most exemplary, though
great efforts were made by some Of her former COM
panions TO make her return TO her life OF shame.
She expresses a determination TO reform herself eu-
tiroy. She states in an interview that last Monday
she received telegram from III, infamous Freddy
Gehhardt soliciting her return to Chicago snd 90 her
old habits. Willie in New York she will live uuder
an assumed name, SO rs TO cecipe further persecu-
tiOn.
Male and Female Monsters
RlvERHEAD q. ) January I0th.-Gcorge jeffrey
indicted with his wife fer the murder Of child Of
the latter ty a former husband, makes a statement
that he killed the child by holding is body between
his knees and twisted the chd's head enc way until
he thought he tad broken its neck and twisted the
head the other way 10 make sure ne hai killed it.
Jeffrey contemplated killing the child for long
time, and thought he could DO SO by continual cru
elti-s, and not be held guilty Of the crime Faiiug
in that, he at last broke its neck He hated the
child because he not its father, and its existence
interfered more OF less with his wife earring money
for him. lie had no other motive for the crime.
Being informed Of her husbands confession, Mrs.
Jeffrey became very light-hearttd. She said she
was present when he killed the child She made no
and could have no comfort in lie while
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