Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-25

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Friday, Egeria, Adventurer and Troubler The
favorite was Tattoo. Belle won by Il length
after close race, 7. ID. Q. second. Adventurer
third. Time. 1I71x. The sixth race was extra
for all ages three-quarterS of mile. The start
ers were Springer, Aileen Tennyson, Niphon,
Sadie McNairy, Eascilator and Disturbance.
The favorite was Sadie McNairy. II was n hot
race between her and Niphon, but the latter won
by a hand length, Aileen third. Time, Il6.
The mutuals paid $40.
United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 24th.-It was agreed that
the Senate meet at u o'clock for the remainder
of the session.
Consideration of the Mexican pension bill
was resumed, and at o'clock the debate closed.
Voting upon the amendments then began
The amendment was adopted providing that
no person shall be entitled TO more than one
pension at one time under the law of the United
law
The bill then pasSed-yeas 81. nays 27.
The legislative bill was taken up, and after
an executive session the Senate adjourned
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON June 2fh.-The Senate bill
passed granting letter carriers fifteen days
leave of absence each year
The electoral count bill was taken up and the
House bill was adopted as a substitute for the
Senate bul-yeas l27, nays So
The Senate bill. as an amendment by substi.
tute, was read Il third time and passed.
A recess Was taken until O'Clock.
Unmarl<etahle Oregon salmon.
NEW YORK, June 2lth.-A carload Of Columbia
river salmon was condemned by the health
authorities yesterday. \ Bulletin reporter called
on Fish Commissioner Blnckford this morning,
10 whom the fish wtreconSigned and asked him
what the loss would he. - Not one cent to me 4"
he replied. i" but the Northern Pacific Railroad
are out over 81 500. This was the second carload
shipped to me from Oregon The first load came
through III splendid condition the fish looking
as II Just caught from the water This last car
met with an accident. The refrigerator ear was
detached at some point in Montana, and the fish
all dumped out. They were hurriedly repacked
and when the car reached st. Paul, my agent
there examined the salmon, found them putrid
and refused to receive them. The Northern
Pacific then ordered the fish forwarded to New
York 10 be sold on their account but the officers
mere condemned them. and so they are a dead
loss Another ear arrived last night containing
l5,DO pounds of fish. About one-Quarter of the
load was found to be in merchantable condition
The rest were condemned by the Health officer
this morning. This load came from The pullcs
and was consigned to Gammons Il Co, who lose
over 5000 Their freight charges amounted 10
Just s., 500.
Mormon Immigrants.
NEW YORK, June 24th.-Thc HCfo}d SAYS: OF
the five hundred MOrmons who arrived yestcy-
DAY, the majority are ScandinaTians, and the
variety represented is interest ing if not attrac
tive The Hungarians who have established
themselves in the Pennsylvania mines are
breeding such discomfort among the other
iitlltS ana promise
to become serious. The people are illiterate and
degraded. Their women work at the iron fur
naces with the men, while naked Wretchcd
anarchists and socialists come among us and
scatter over the country, poisoning the social
and political atmosphere With the Scandi-
navians the Mormon elder is pursuing his in
sidious schemes abroad to strengthen the already
uncomfortable element in our midst.
Steamship Racing.
NEW YORK, June 2ith.-The Tribune says
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ing as much interest among sporting men as old
time contests on the Mississippi river Fifty
thousand dollars is said 10 have changed hands
ON the result OF the late race from Queenstown
TO Sandy Hook, in which three steamships took
part. The merchants are profting by these feet
steamships, which enable them 10 take advan-
tage of rapid turns in the market.
Fatal Blow of Fist.
BISGHAMToN q. " June 9th. - Sunday
morning James Wilsey, with four companions,
went down from Gaffney's station to Deposit for
the purpose ofhaving a spree. Wisey is n young
man, well known along the Erie road us a
switchman and sport, being Il heavy hitter a
good card player ana noted as fine pool-player
He and his companions remained i'll Deposit all
day, drinking and playing cards and pool. To-
ward night they became pretty drunk. About
II O'Clock Wilsey was sitting in the barrOom of
the Oquaga House, when Allen Mcclure, aged
about 40 years, entered and dared any man to
fight him Wilsey kept quiet until Mcclure be
came demonstratiye, when he remarked that he
would like TO try him twist if he had Il show.
His friends promised Wilsey show, and the
outer room was closed. Mcclure made for VIII
sey, when the latter struck him such n terrible
blow that he fell dead.
Who He Was.
New YORK, June 2tth.-Joseph w Buruham
who this morning committed suicide in Ionkers
by shooting, was the junior member of the firm
of HotchkiSs Burnham Il Co, who suspended
payment before the Stock Exchange on the
same day the Metropolitan Bank closed its
doors. Burnham was old-time telegraph
operator, and at the beginnin-; of the recent
strike of operators Burnham came to the assist
anee Of the Western Union took off his coat and
sat down at an instrument during three nights.
Exciting Accident in New York.
NEW YORK, June 2ith.-A derrick oIIthe tower
of Grace Church, used i'll hosting stone and
building material for the new steeple, fell to-
day, carrying with il mass of timber and rig
ging. Joseph Mckee, the derrick rigger and
Robert Sampson, mason, were caught i'll the
ropes. Mckee was rescued, and sent to the
hospital, where his wounds were pronounced
fatal. Sampson was caught in the rigging some
distance below the edge of the tower and re-
mained there for long time, suspended l65
feet over the street. He was finally rescued
and was lowered TO the ground and sent to the
hospital. His recovery is doubtful. Several
large stones crashed through the roof of the
church. and did damage amounting TO 500
The accident was caused by the foot OF the der
rick tipping as il was being raised The acci-
dent caused great excitement, and throngs of
people gathered in the streets to see the rescue
of Sampson.
LATER.-Sdmpson died tonight.
The Beauty of Turkish Women
New YORK, June 24th.-General Wallace
Minister to Turkey, who arrived Yesterday saws
OF Turkish women: You come over to Con
stantinople and I'll show you around. I'll let
you look into carriages and yards AT Turkish
ladies. Whoever says they won't look at or
smile on an iniidel is mistaken and if Won ever
girls like these girls shall 10 s1Ir
priSed They are the most beautiful women in
Europe or anywhere else. Yes. l viii except
the American girl, ifyou want me to, but only
through pure patriotism. When any man tells
you how he has been in harems, just you listen
with interest, but don't you believe him"
Crew of the Wrecked Missionary Vessel.
New York, June 24th.-The crew Of the brig
Morning Star, wrecked at KuSac Micronesia
Will proceed in the steamship Oceanic to San
Francisco The brig was in charge of the first
mate, en- route to Honolulu. kusac is the
island on which the Morning Star the mission
airy ship of the American Board, was wrecked
in 1869, when strong current drifted her ashore
i'll a calm. The new vessel to take the place of
the one now wrecked is already on the stocks at
Bath, Me. She will be arranged for the use of
auxiliary steam power for safety in oalms and
currents. 1t Will be necessary for the Board at
once to charter vessel at Honolulu to do the
lost vessel was insured.
Murderer Hanged by a Mob.
VINCENNEs Qnd.l June 24th.-At 1880 last
night mob of about fifty people went to the
jail, battered down the door with a rail taken
from the track, and took Oliver Canfeld who
murdered Mrs. MoHie Chicken some zine ago
and hanged him to a telegraph pole. The body
was left hanging until \. ", when it was cut
down by friends The mob was quiet but deter
mined. The Sheriff was at the iail, but was
overpowered and no resistance was made The
murder was an atrocious one, Garfield killing
the woman from Jealousy.
Horse-Thieves Disposed of.
BISMARCK (Dakota) June,24th-A horse-thief
named Jacob o. Neil was caught and lynched in
Mclean county, torty-tive miles north Sunday
morning. There is Il report this evening that
four more of the gang were pursued TO Mouse
river, where one was shot and three lynched.
Another "Sam Patch"
NEW YORK, June 24th.-Joseph Calamore at
tempted to dive from the high bridge TODAY
and was killed. His body has not been reeov-
cred. Very few witnessed the leap, and those
only happened to be on the bridge at the time
= Negro Brute Lynched.
WHITNEY Tex.), June 24th.-Ike Laddey
negro rapist, % years old, captured near Hub
bard City, was jailed here last night. Within
the last few months he made three desperate
attempts to outrage white women, succeeding in
one instance. After midnight last night n
crowd of 10 horsemen entered the village hat.
tered down the door of the Jail, took Iaddev
therefrom without much resistance, and hanged
him to tree: The Vigilantes cut the negTo's
ears of, and left a written statement defending
the killing.
AT the Point of Death.
CHlcAGo, June 2ith.-Allan Pinkerton, founder
OI tne ilnkerton detective Agency. is lying at
the point OF death from malarial fever.