Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-23

A1RANy IN. W, April 22d.--A party of leading
Democrats and friends OF 11lden, VINO let
Greystone to-day, say that under no clT rum
dencv and that under no circumstances Will ne
accent if nominated. They regard this last re-
fsal as final and say the field is now LETT so far
Ms Democratic candidates from TINS state are
concerned TO Flower and Cleveland.
RosToS. April 22d.-The Seventh District Re
n1blican Convention elected L. H. Haskell and
George w Cate as delegates to the chicago Con-
vention They favor Edmunds. me EleVeIth
district Republican Convention elected Chester
c. Cont and Rodney Wallace. They are unln-
structed, but favor Edmunds.
CIEyELANDIO.), April 22d.-A great number of
leading Republicans OF Ohio are here to attend
the State Convention tomorrow. opinions ull-
fer whether majority OF the delegates favor
sherman or Blaine. 1t appears 10 be the pre-
yailing Judgment that the Convention VIII not
instruct for anybody. Considerable bitterness Is
EXPRESSED and it is thought Blalnes friends
smono the delegates on arrival at Chicago, Will
rally 10 Lincoln in case Blaine'S chances are not
bright There is strong undercurrent ior LIN
coin. Representatives OF the WOOL interest are
here in force to urge wool protective plank III
the platform
Boston. April 22d-The Fifth Congressional
Republican Convention elected delegates to Chi
cagO uninstructed.
CoNcoRDIA KANSAS, April 22d.-The Republi-
can Convention of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict to-day elected delegates to the Chicago
Convention. f. W. Sturges was nominated for
presidential Elector. The resolutions name
Blaine as the choice of the District for President,
but authorize the delegates 10 use their own dls-
erection in his support.
EAST SAGINAW (Aiich), April 22d.-The Re
publican Convention of the Eighth Congress
sional District elected delegates to-day to the
Chicago Convention. The first choice Is Blame,
second Edmunds.
BoSToN. April 22d.-The Ninth District Repub-
lican Convention elected Us delegates to Chicago
K. X. Bishop and Joseph q. Ray, who are an
nOunced in favor of Edmunds
HASTINGS (Neb.), April 22d.-Thc Second Dis
trict Republican Convention elected delegates
to the National Convention unpledged and I'M
instructed, but personal preference was eN-
pressed for Blaine. The Convention passed res
olutions indorSing Arthur's administration, and
commended that portion of his last message
urging Congress to pass JudlclouS railway reSu-
lations. The delegation was instructed to Sc
cure an anti-monopoly plank III the national
platform.
TRENTON On. j. April 22d.-The Prohibition
State Convention elected delegates to the Ma
tional Convention at PittsbuTg July next and
adopted the usual resolutions.
JACKSON Miss, April 22d.-The Republican
Convention selected delegates for the State at
large as follows: Senator b. X. Bruce, James
Hill R. ]. Beck. DIR. J. NJ. Bynum. The first
two are colored, the others white. The dele
gates are unnstructed, but are favorable TO
Arthur 1t is stated that the delegates stand:
Arthur H. Blaine /, Logan l. Gresham l. The
defeat of the Pratt and Mckee delegates is
regarded rs important, being supporters of Chal-
mers.
SpRIyGFrE1p (Nass) April 22d.-The Republi-
can Convention of the Eleventh Congressional
District elected delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention uninstructed.
United States Senate.
WASHINGTON. april 22d.-A resolution passed
granting the privileges OF the moor OF the sen
ate 10 the Commissioner OF agriculture ana the
Secretary OF the smithsonian institute
Miller of California remarked that some mat
tiers requiring immediate attention in connec-
ton with our foreign affairs rendered Il snort
executive session desirable, ana accordingly the
Senate went into executive session.
When the doors were reopened, Howe moved
that the senate dispense Tor me DAY win tlle
special oruef-the lueulo-phetlhohla Dill NdI-
ried.
Inc senate theii passed IL hummer oI pension
dis
Hoar gave notice that alter the dlSpoSal OF me
PI It 5iiu "iis ie "o''iu
The Chair laid before the Senate the plcuro-
pneumonia bill so that il NAV come up as UNI
finished business tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, April 22d-ln accordance Win
the resolution adopted yesterday, the House met
at II O'Clock.
Dlngley asked unanimous consent ior me
present consideration ol tAc Dill authOTlAilS the
Secretary OF the Treasury TO invest the lawful
money deposited III the treasury by the National
banking ASSOCIATION Tor retirement OF ther cir
culatlng notes.
Weller objected ana consent was MOI granted;
TN nouou OF LuIu, Il resolution was ttdoptcu
setting apart the 30 OF May Tor the consideration
OF the Dill amending the chinese immigration
Act.
On motion OF Morrison, ali order was made
providing Tor evening sessions, until lurther no
tee, Tor debate on the tarlH plll.
The House then went INTO committee OF me
Whole, COX OF New YORK III the chalr' on the
tariff bill.
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LAroRTE pa, April 22d.-This place was the
scene of tragedy yesterday which nearly cul-
/ minated III 4 lynching, and III which both prln-
clpstlS Will dle. four years ago James GruDb,
son of a wealthy farmer, married Fanny May Il
beautiful school mistress. The couple lived
peacefully for two years when they went TO
'hlc4so- some tro9pte sprllS up petWgen tlie
LAWS of Illinois IN Srnarate Grnbh remained
West. while his wife came East and settled in
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( Nicholson entered his Witcs room, and shortly
afterwards report OF = pistol was heard. y
brother OF Mrs. Nicholson rushed teghe room
and found Nicholson had Shot himself through
the shoulder. He grappled with Nicholson, but
was unable To prevent HIM from shooting his
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