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

man; William II Jordan, of California,
Supreme Overseer; J. II. Lenhart, OF Penn
sylvania Supreme Receiver; Sackett Berry
Graham (re-electedl of Doherty, Mass, IS
Medical Examiner. Minneapolis was Sc
lected as the place of the next meeting, and |
the third Tuesday in June rs the date.
The Treasury Registership.
WASHINGTON, June 5th.-The resigna- |
ton of ex-senator Bruce was accepted to-
dav. and General Rosecrans will enter upon
his duties as Register Of the Treasury De-
partment the first Of the week. Your cor.
respondent met q prominent member Of
the Knights of Labor to-day an organiZa
ton very friendly to the General, and being
asked how the knights felt about his
appointment 10 the Registership OF the
Treasury. replied Very we'll satisfied.
The position gives the General an oppor-
tunity for a rest, preparatory TO further
active and useful work for the country and
the producing classes.
Rosecrans' appointment.
New YORK, June 5th.-The Times, in an
editorial, says: The appointment OF Rose
Grams. of California as Register OF the
Treasury has, so far rs can be seen, but one
merritt confines an incontinent, venom
Gus old gossip in a position where his
writing can be limited TO signing his name
and where he can be officially required to
keep his tongue reasonably still. \ partlc-
ulariy intolerable nuisance is thus, If not
suppressed. at least brought within the
possibility of control. But it is not pleas
ant 10 reflect on the encouragement offered
to others of his class TO try and get them
selves taken care Of in ike fashion.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5th.-The Press, Re
nuhlicau. saws General Rosecrans, having
been retired by the people of California, is
at last remembered by a Democratic Presi-
dent and given the Office of Register of the
Treasury, displacing colOred ex-senator
Bruce. II is gratifying to see Union sol
der honored occasionally amid the throng
| of appointments Of ex-rehels, copperheads
and renegade Republicans. II, however,
| the President were looking very Tar Tor
| Democratic Union soldiers, he might have
| found more acceptable one than the man
who distinguished himself in mahgning
the now sick and feeble hero of Apo
| mattOX-
Seekers after the Position of PostOtfioe
Inspector.
| WASHINGTON, June 5th.-ln response TO
| a food Of applications for positions as Post
office INSPECTORS, the PostmastcrGcneral
| has selected $50 names Of persons most IA
vorably recommended and sent them notices
| recurring answers to certain questions, by
| Which their fitness for the service could be
ascertained. The questions are intended to
| secure information as to the age Of the ap-
| plicants, their pursuits, their experience III
the postal service and other matters. An
swers have been received from l75 persons.
! 4 special committee was appointed to ex-
anime and classify the answers, and select
the most promising subjects. About 30
applicants were rejected because OF sd
vanced age. There were % applicants
from one state, all indorsed by the Senators
Of the State and as the appointments viii
be made with View 10 4 fair geographical
apportonment but two persons at mos
can be appointed from one State. The com
mittee has submitted its report, and The
Postmaster-G General will notify the persons
selected by the committee 70 appear at al
examination to be held in this city abou
the middle of next month. The vacancie!
to be filled number about %.
Another Land Decision.
WAaH1xGroy. June 5th.-The SecretaI.
. Of the Interior has decided that lands pur
chased by the United States and Transferred
, TO the interior Department are to be re
, garded rs part of the public domain, hai'
in trust for the people. and on the gam
basis az lands acquired by cessiOn. Ih'
question arose from the discussion OF th
; Act Of July 5, 1881, providing for the trans
, fer to the Interior Department Of certau
lands formerly used as military reserYa
' tons.
Visit to the President.
> WASHINGTON. June 5th.-The delegate
q to the Convention OF Charities and 1ol
l rectious. numbering $50 ladies and gentle
!. men. called upon President Cleveland tn
afternoon and were received by him !
the east room. They were introduced !
y the President by Commissioner Edmund
There were no speeches, but the PresldeI
: took occasion to express 70 several delegate
$, his warm interest in the reformaIory wor
d 10 which they are devoting their time.
IS Legal and Illegal Executions.
# MAEsuALLTowY, June 9th. - Fin al
- Mans Rainsbarger were taken from Il
l. iail at Eldora, Hardin county, this nornil
af bv mob of seventv-tiye masked men al
~ riddled with bullets. They are brothers
"a the two Rainsbargers now in the Marsh;
p. county Jail here for the murder OF Emo
or Johnson, and were arrested yesterday
v an alleged attack on DR.. Underwood, W
s- is prominent in the Rainsbarger proseC
-s. ton.
es HAcKEHsAcK (N. j., June 5th.-Sanfc
ly Sisco was hanged this morning. On I
scatfold he confessed to having killed AbrG
US OurtT, out lilS!Stti ~ lllt last tlltil 4IC II
or acted in self-defense, Sisco murdered
Q ram Gurner at Park Ridge, New Jersey,
ISIS the 23d of last December, He was engag
ST 10 the last IN writing sermons and cSsa
st and c ,lnpleted about q dozen, which he
n oueathed TO the Rev Mr.. Tilghman
", colored clergyman, whose church 81
for used to attend. As the day of his exc
ass ton drew near, Sisco seemed to beco
ass more joyful, and when the death va
a. was set he expressed his qualification
M having company for the rest OF his life.
st New ORLEANS June 5th.-Fostcr Ch
ape (colored) and Robert Williams, alias Bin
es; Bob (also colored), were hanged within
zen walls of the parish prison IN this city
St day, in the presence Of the fifteen witne:
Try allowed by law. The drop fell at
Tor o'clock. The crime for which Chase
ne5 executed was the murder of his cou
I'D Marie Louise Provost, which he commit
san on April 6. 1884 He was in love with
girl, and after shooting her, he atteml
suicide by shooting himself in the II
po- Williams crime was the murder Of Cha
ded Deves, April "a. 1882. Finding Deye!
the company with his (Willams) paranl
: to on the street, he stabbed him to death.
ike two men dropped eight feet, and t
ted necks being dislocated they died alr
rec without o struggle in six minutes.
- GALVESTON, tune 5th.-A special to
~ " Ne,ei from Hearne says; At midnight
oeN3 "@4 night mob forced an entrance to the
y a. ~ here, and took out Henry Lumpki
u ~ negro, charged with numbering an mot
IN Iit sive colored man last Wednesday.
'en' e.i mob took Lumpkin 10 the stock yards
1fp hanged him 10 the gateway, where
WY body was found this morning
General Grant.
New York, June 5th.-lt the pre-
ting favorable conditions are maintained,
most eral Grant will travel to Mount McGr
TINS June 23d.
erts. The American Turf.
ltor BR1GHroN BEACH, June 5th.-The Il
anst quarter miles race for maidens OF all
Inc Billy Sterritt won, PanerO second, Ire
81 OF third. Time 1:1S}. The seven furi
n OF race Barnum won, Frank Z. second,
.arg- ence third. Time, 1881. The mile a
son. furlong race Jim Carlisle won, Lister
the ond, Warren Lewis third Time,
leas- The mile and quarter race for all
non, Nettle won, Tony Foster second, !
nm Dan third. Time, 2:16. The steeple c
ad OF over the full course, Revenge won, JaC