Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-16
SATURDAYS NEWS.
CONDENSED FROM SPECIAL pIspArcHEs.I
Domestic.

Domestic.
Three Italian murderers were hanged
Saturday at Chicago.
Relief for the destitute people of Calves
ton is being sent from all parts of the
country.
Horace Clafin, the New York million
aire merchant, died at Fordham, n Y,
Saturday.
In the neighborhood of 1,OOO, 900 shares
of stock were bought and sold Saturday in
Wall street.
The winning horses at Brighton Beach
Saturday weres Adolph, Hickory jim, Sa-
luda, Barnum and Leman.
The dead bodies of the ten missing
miners were found in the Bull-Domingo
mine at Silver Cliff, Col, Saturday.
The State rested its case in the Baldwin
murder trial at Atchison, Ks, Saturday,
and testimony for the defense was begun.
Charles Miller, Cincinnati youth, is in
jail for having painted with acid the names
of number of boys upon their arms,
" just for fun"
Miss Cleveland returned to Washington
Saturday afternoon, after an absence of
several months and was driven immedi-
ately TO the White House.
The Secretary of the Treasury Saturday
afternoon appointed John W. O'Brien to be
weigher in the New York Custom house,
vice Geo. b. Bacon, suspended.
The ordering of United States war vessels
to Central America is causing considerable
speculation throughout the country as to
the reasons for the movement.
The autopsy upon the remains of John
Arpott Palmer student IF Nala who
died suddenly Friday, revealed the fact
that he died from hemorrhage in the left
ventricle of the brain, caused by football
practice the day before.
The New York san, in commenting upon
the Methodist missionary appropriations,
suggests that the only way to convert
China is TO send back as an enthusiastic.
devoted Christian every Chinaman who
comes TO the United States.
At meeting Saturday of the officers of
the Chicago Exposition Company a reso-
luton was adopted indorsing the PROPOSE
ton to have a worlds fair in America in
1892, in commemoration of the landing of
Columbus, and advocating Chicago as the
most favorable location.
The police of New York Saturday found
Mrs. Albert Tribe and her two children
dead in bed at their residence, 1873 Grand
street. The furniture of the room was
meager and the cupboard bare of provisions.
1t was thought that the woman had poi-
soned herself and children.
Hugh NJ. Brooks, known as Walter II.
Lennox-Maxwell, was arraigned in the
Criminal Court at st. Louis Saturday after
noon, under an Indictment charging him
with killing c. Arthur Preller at the South
ern Hotel, in that city, last April. BE
pleaded not guilty, and was returned to Jail.
Bartholdi, the French sculptor, who pre-
sented this country the colossal statue of
" Liberty Enlightening the World" was
given a reception and dinner by the Lotus
Club in New York Saturday night. White
law Reid delivered brief address of wei
come, to which Bartholdi feelingly replied.
The incoming New York express on the
Chicago and Atlantic was thrown from the
track, just inside the city limits of Chicago.
by misplaced switch, Saturday morning.
OF the passengers TWO ladies who were on
their way to Denver were badly bruised.
None others were injured. The engine
and baggage car were wrecked.
The New York Financial Chronicle saws
The railroad earnings for October make an
encouraging exhibit. The increase in the
gross earnings over 1881 is not remarkably
vious months that it gives rise to feeling
that the tide has fairly turned and that
railroad traffic hereafter is likely to show
large increase over 1884.
The Supreme Court of Illinois Saturday
affirmed the decision of the lower Court in
the case of Joseph c. Mackin for perjury.
The Court decided with the lower Court
that the indictment was valid, and now
nothing but the possible, but the exceed
ingiy improbable, clemency of the Gov
ernor stands between the famous election
manipulation and his sentence of five years
in the Penitentiary.
AT Saturdays session in New York of the
General Committee of the Methodist Epis-
copal Board Of Church Extension, appro-
priadons were made by the Board to differ
ent Conferences, including the following
Arizona Mission, 81 200; California, 50 800
Idaho, $1,000; Montana Mission, 81 400 !;
Nevada, $500; New Mexico Mission, s. 600 !;
Oregon, $1,000; Puget Sound, $4,000
Southern California, $3.50 Utah Mission,
$1,000; Wyoming, 81, LOCO; contingent fund,
81, 800; office expenses $4,000.