Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-20

rings and syndieates; favor an honest and
economical. administration of our Govern
ment, and that honest competency should
be the only test in filling posts of public
trust; are opposed to leasing our lands
west of the ninety-siXth meridian TO cattle
syndicates, and favor the present law, aud
are opposed to its repeal
Continued Bloodshed in Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, June i9th.-News comes from
Whitesburg, Ky, that Link Banks, leader
of the outlaws i'll that county, entered Jas.
H. Fraser store On Wednesday afternoon
and, drawing . revolver, said to Fraser that
they would settle accounts. Fraser, who
is described rs q law-abiding citizen, put
his own construction ON Banks language,
and shot him dead 1t is said that Banks
had killed three men this year
In Knott county, Kentucky. the war
between the Hall and Jones factions
is still raging. Iu the last encoun-
This brings up the list of Killed TO nine in
the last three weeks. One OF the Jones
party returned a day or two ago from Gin
cinnati, where he had invested $400 in six
teen-ShOoters, with which they are now
conveniently armed
Young Man Fatally Wounded by His
Crazy Stepfather.
New York, June 19th.-Abraham Van
dorm, handsome and well-knovn young
eolored man of Brooklyn, was married last
night to Miss MaNina Rosencrans. At1l
o'clock, while the reception was going on,
Thomas Fetal, steplather of Vandorn.
rushed into the room crazy. Nandorn
ordered him out, whereupOn Fetal pulled a
big razor from his coat sleeve, and began
Slashing at him. Vandorn fell on his back,
and Fetal slashed him terribly in the lower
abdomen. His wounds are frightful in
their nature, causing indescribable injuries
When the police arrived the bride was ly-
ing across the body of her husband,
screaming in agony. Vandorn will die
Fetal was arrested He refused to make
any statement. For long time bad blood
had existed between Vandorn and Fetal,
because of the latter's cruel, drunken
habits.
National Turner Bundesfest
New YORK, June 19th.-The Turner's
are making extensive preparations for the
National Turner Bundestest, which opens
tomorrow night. Over 600 Turner's are
expected 10 participate in the parade
Members from all over the United States
have been arriving all the evening, and the
streets tonight are full of people Com
panies of Turner's. headed by bands Of
music, are marching in all directions
Among the arrivals this evening were the
Cincinnati Turn-Nerein, $50 strong, and
Turn Vereins from Peoria, Des Moines,
Davenport Omaha, Chicago and other
Western cities. f. Reuter-, correspondent of
the Turn Zejttsnq of Germany, and repre-
sentives of the Turner's Of Germany. have
arrived here.
Two Men and Woman Sentenced to be
Hanged.
New ORLEANS, June 19.h.-A special 10
the Picay1ne from Plaquemine La, says :
Judge Talbot to-day sentenced George
wilson, Matilda Jones and Charles Davis,
all colored, TO be hanged at such time as
the Governor may decide. They were con-
victed of numbering and robbing Mrs
Judge Cole several months ago.
The schuetzen Bund Excrsionists.
New YORK, June 19th-A cable special
to the Stats Zeitung from Hamburg, June
10Th, says that the independent New York
Schuetzen Bund excursion party arrived at
Hamburg at 10 o'clock this morning on the
steamer Suevia. All the members Of the
party are well. The SueYia met with very
rough and stormy weather at the beginning
OF the trip, and passed fifteen icebergs
during the voyage from New York across
the Atlantic. The party will proceed to
Bingen- on the-Rhine tonight.
Attorneys Heads to be Chopped.
WASHINGTON, June 19th-The Post will
tomorrow say that it is expected that
there will be general change in the force
of assistant attorneys in the Department OF
Justice on the 1st proximo.
Death of an Old War Veteran.
New YORK, June 19th-Maior William
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