Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-29

! hsss;nomitted to President Cleveland series
u Cnalges against George Y. Brewer, APP
! pointed by the President TO he General
| Appraiser at this port, who. as a recess an
P0ihtee' mas been filling that Office, and
whose confirmation rests with the Senate.
Disorder on the Bio Grande.
ST. LOUIS, December 2Sth.-Tbe follow
ing is furnished by the Brownsville tTexA
correspondent of the Globe Democrat
Dnder to-day's date, advices from Rome.
1eXas, say that force estimated at 100 To
lo0 men, are congregated al Imam Malde-
nado's ranch, four miles from Rome arm
ing and preparing for a raid ON ATier
le4lc9' Whlcn IS about seven miles distant
ncD, ny me Tahch; they are partisans of one
OF the defeated candidates for AIovor in
the recent election at Mier, and on raisine,
not We're driven out bv tho Federa1
| troops. The rioters retreated across tbe
kio Grande and fred on the troons from
the American bank II is nof Known
whetner the United States authorities have
taken any steps TO break up the expedition
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
ST. LOUIS. December 2Sth-A corre-
Spondent, writing from Nueyo LAREDO
Mexico. says: General Gomez. commonder-
lh-chlei Of this division OF the lIexican
allhy! uIFlVeo mere last night, and this
-, 2 o'u.u an oIuef commanding the
iourth battalion Of cavalry To start ot once
for Mier. Although the reason for V.iiS tI';s
movement Is not understood. it is tbonght
the troops have been ordered there 10 ~
serve the peace at the time of tho inanen-
rauon OF The new-elected officials January
lst- a sufficient number of troonS Sa1a
oeeh retained to perform a similar dntv
| mere mere; Ihere IS no probability of apy
SIouoie Lefe though hopes are entertained
,i p$ ne i uohzales faction that the election
| Will be annulled by the Government
i'o1i'rs 20 Apples that He Deserved it.
DUBUQUE (Ia), December 28th.-A sen.
Sallohal case OF Nt1ol-throwing occurred
mere tonight. few minutes before m
o'clock Frank Woods, an engineer on tho
lillnolS Central Railroad, was waking to
the yard, Tor the purpose OF taking ont a
HeiSht raln. At The lower end Of Mo;r,
street TWO women stepped out of darJ-
| recess, and one of them threw q co,, ,f
yltuol upon him. 1t struck Woods i'm tho
lace, ana It IS feared the sight of both ewes
WIZ De ehureiy lost. His cries brought
';sStsIahGf, anu ihe women escaped in the
cark. lie was taken 10 his residence where
he Is now suffering terrible agony. The
women have not yet been arrested II is
peAeVeu one OF them is Kate Welsh, who a
short time since sued Woods Tor BASTARD,
The suit is still pending. Since it was IN
lady. ''''''--e' Jung
Stocks in New York.
New YORK, December 2Sth.-CentraI Pa
clfic, 49, Burlington, 1862: Northern
Pacific 2S4 preferred, 6Os Northwestern.
109s; New ork Central, 1O4s Oregon Navi2
cation, los; Transcontinental. 33i. Pacific
Mail, 66g; Panama, 9S st. Louis and San
Francisco, 2ls Texas Pacific 12l; Union
Pacific, 544: Wells Fargo's Express 100
Western Union, 72l
New York. December 28th-S p. NJ
Stocks weak from noon till nearly . o'clock
the general list declining ! to The mar.
ket then became dull and steady. and con
tInued so until the close
a. T. Stewards Widow Sued.
New foRK, December 2Sth,-Henrv q
Harrison. of Connecticut, an architect has
begun suit in the United States District
Court against the wife of the late A. T.
Stewart for $l13, ,5S4, less 81, ,S52 PAID on
account, for drawing plans. making esti-
mates and experimenting the erection of
the cathedral at Garden City, Long Island.
Negro Murderer Burned at the Stake.
NOZZLE, December 2Sth.-At Gaines
town, Clark county, Alabama, Yesterday.
Alexander Reid, a negro who brutaliv
murdered Miss Carrie Bower at that pIace
on the 18th, was chained to q tree at the
spot where the crime was committed. and
slowly burned to death by crowd of in
dlSnant whites and blacks.