Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-16

conference of the steamship agents of the
different lines which ply between New
York and Liverpool, went into effect to-
day. The White Star, Inman, Cunard and
Anchor lines will charge $50 for outward
and SO for inward tickets, while the rate
by the Guion, American, National ana
State lines will be 81 less.
General Grant.
New YORK, June 15th.-It is announced
this evening that General Grant will be re-
moved tomorrow in private car to Mount
McGregor, accompanied by Dr. Douglas
and the Generals family.
DEPARTURE FASTENED.
New YORK, June 15th.-This evening
papers had a sensational account regarding
General Grants condition, one paper statlng
that his throat had swelled, the pam IN
creased, and it was feared he was going to
relapse into the same critical condlnon OF
last March. Your reporter called at Grant
residence this afternoon. When the ser
want opened the door, evidences OF hasty
departure were to be noticed on every side
The hall was filled with trunks, travelling
bags, shawls and packages, and even IN
| the parlors were to be found bundles OF
! articles to be used on the trip. The re-
| porter sent his card to Jesse Grant, and
while waiting for him DR.. Douglas came
into the parlor, hurriedly wiping the per
spiration from his forehead. He refused TO
be interviewed, saying the whole house
was upside down. He bad too much to do
| to talk The reporter overheard HIM say
| to gentleman who was leaving the house
| that General Grant was very anxious to 60
| to the Catskill mountains, and if his condl-
ton permitted it was possible that their
stay at Mount McGreger might be short
ened to crafty his desire.
JESSE GRANT INTERVIEWED.
| Jesse Grant came into the parlor smoking
a cigar, but looked tired out.
| will you kindly tell me your father
exact condition, and whether the trip to
Mount McGregor is being taken as last
resort, or with view of beneiitng his
health ?" asked the reporter.
My fathers condition is the same as 1t
| has been for month past. He is neither
| stronger nor more feeble. The trip is taken
to escape the heat of the city, give him q
change of air and scenery, and above all
perfect quiet and rest. He has no alarming
symptoms, and is quite cheerful, looking
forward to the trip with great pleasure"
Does the family still believe the General
is suffering from cancer? ' asked the re-
porter.
Most certainly said he, smiling in
| credulouslv; no one believes he has, OF
has not anything else"
rs it proposed to spend the entire sum-
mer at Mount McGregor, or to visit the
Catskill mountains portion of the timer
That is too far in the future to think
about, and it all depends on fathers con-
dition"
"Then the idea of going to California
has been abandoned?'
Yes" said Jessie, slowly, " it would be
simply an impossibiity for father to
undertake such a journey. He could not
stand it, DR.. Douglass will accompany
him to the mountains, as will also my
wife and mother and Colonel and Mrs
Grant We start tomorrow morning on
the $50 train, and | must really ask you to
excuse me now, l have so much to do"
A Murdered Mans Money Claimed.
ST.. LOUIS, June 15th.-Secretary of State
Bayard has forwarded to Mayor Francis, OF
this city, some correspondence from the
British Minister, in which J. II. Dixon, OF
| Bradford, Yorkshire, England lays claim
to the money found upon Maxwell, now in
arrest at Auckland, New Zealand, for the
murder of Charles Arthur Preller at the
Southern Hotel in this city early in April
Preller was in DiXOn's employ.
Seven Cinnamon Indicted for Murder in
the First Degree.
ST. LOUIS, June 15th.-The special grand
| jury impaneled for the case, to-day returned
| indictments charging murder IN the first
| degree against the seven Cinnamon now in
| jail accused of numbering Lou Johnson, 9
| Chinese interpreter, who was stabbed tC
death on the 1st inst. as the result of Chi
nese conspiracy.
| Drowned While Bathing.
WAKEFIELD (Neb.), June 15th.-Jones
Rythers, Peavey d Co.'S agent, was drowned
in Logan creek, while swimming, Sunday
He was 25 years of age, and single His
body has not been found.
| Another Warning About Cholera.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 15th.-The Board OF
Health has received letter from the United
States Consul at Marseilles, saying that the
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