Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-10
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
LsFEcIAb DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UMoN.I
DOMESTIC.


Ihc Cash Family.
COLUMBIA Is. CT March 9tb.-Began Cash
has escaped to the swamps. but Colonel Cash.
fatber Of Began. is q captive. Last night o
posse of twelve armed men, commanded by
Chief State Constable R,chburg, left the city
under orders from the Governor to procsed 20
Chesterfield county and capture ". 3. Cash,
who killed ". 4. Richards, Town Mars5ai
of Cheraw. and whom the Governor had
proclaimed 8 fugitive from justice. The
posse arrived at Cash's place early this morn.
ing, and surrounded the residence of Colonel
Z. B. Cash, father of the fugitive, who was
arrested. Began Cash was sleeping in an
outbuildiDg, and escaped TO the swsmpg,
which are now being searched. Z. B. Cash,
discovering the picket at daybreak, armed
himself and attempted to escape. He ran
against a member Of the posse, who leveled
bis rihs and compelled Cash to drop his
weapon.
Convention OF Jews.
CLEVELAND, March 9sh.-A general Con.
vention of Jews, of the Order of Kosher
Shel Bsrzsl, met here to-day, and was called
TO order by Hon. Simon Wolf, of Washing.
ton, Chairman of the Executive Committee.
The temporary Chairman was Samuel Wood
Ber, cf Peoria; temporary Secretary, Alfred
]. Jones, of Philadelphia. The permanent
officers elected are as follows President,
Worley Platzek, of New York Vice Pres
idents, Isidor Liudarmar. OF Neg York :;
Lewis Abrsham, Of Washington Aaron
Norden, of Chicago; Secretary, Alfred T.
Jones Assistant Secretary, L. LsWisohn, of
New York; Sergeant-at-Arms, Aaron DANNY,
of Chicago.
Winiry Weather in the East and south.
NEw York, March 95h.-Hail, rain. snow,
thunder and lightning made mp the weather
heresbouts to-day. ley sidewalks made
walking full of peril. Trees and telegraph
wires are heavily coated with ice. In Hart
ford the heavy ice broke dcwn wires, and
even trees, ana telegrsphiug is badly inter
ruptsd. Virginia had rain and thunder to.
day. The Ap?omattox is very high, and ris'
ing rapidly.
New YoRK, March 19sh.-Tempsrature
81 and 2S'. To-day heavy thunder shower
prevailed, while the streets were filed with
snow and everything covered with ice, the
rain freezing as it fell. The sight was w
parslleled here.
Honors to Garibaidi.
STAPLEroN a.. II, March 9th.-A large
deputation Of Italians from New York city
arrived this afternoon, visited the cottage
where Gatibaldi lived, at Clifton, l.. l.. and
placed over the door a white marble tablet,
tlSc1lDSO IN lAHliHuf 1cIc hfCu
FROM 1851 TO 1852, the hero of two worlds
Guiseppi Garibaldi. Dedicated by some
friends" Alessandero Oldrine, conpatriot
OF Garibaldi delivered eulogy. Speeches
were also made by G. I. Secchi Decssseli, ed
itor Of L'Ecdo de Italia, and Livigi BistaI6.
sculptor of the bust of Garibaldi placed on
the Island of Capara. After banquet the
party returned to New York.
Decrease il the Number of Postal Cards
Issued.
WASHINGTON. March 9sh.-Since the in-
PRODUCTION of the two-cent letter postage,
there has been an unexpected reduction in
the number of postal cards issued.
Sensation in Masonic Circles.
BUFFALo, March 9sh.-The Masonic Fra.
teInity are agisatsd upon lesrning that the
colerel men Of the city have seven Lodges,
working under a charter issued by Henry