Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-11

SrRINGFIELD, February 10th.-The two
parties in the State Legislature have been
Watching each other closely to-day, each
hoping to reap some advantage at the
meeting tomorrow TO ballot for United
States Senator The Democrats held a eau
Gus tonight. and decided 10 force ballot
tomorrow if possible. The Democrats
have heard from all their members, and
expect TO have every one here by noon to-
morrow The Republicans, on the other
hand, have nine men from whom they
have not heard, and who are probably
showed in, besides Senator Brown, who is
sick. The Ne,cs- Dispatch also asserts that
it is the intention of the Democrats to Sc
cure vote if possible in both houses sepa-
rately, and then proceed to joint ballot
with an assurance of success, holding that
bare majority of votes cast might elect,
and that majority of members elected is
not necessary.
California Inventors.
WASHINGTON, February 10th. - Patents
were issued to-day to California inventors
as follows Charles Brand, Oakland. step
ladder Andrew Cavallia, San Francisco,
machine for screw threading wire; Thomas
A. Fitzsimmons, San Francisco, automatic
feeding and wick-raising lamp Samuel
Hamilton, Salinas, plow-share attachment
Edwin II. Judkins, San Francisco, assignor
of one-half to J. n. Tucker, Oakland, cof-
fee-pot Charles Sutton, San Francisco,
stamping margins for cement pavement !;
James c. Van Horn, Livermore, wallpaper
cutting machine.
Writ of Habeas Corpus in Mrs. Dudley's
Case.
New YORK, February 10th.-Judge Don
oh Of +I,n hnS tal n
writ of habeas corpus, requiring the Warden
of the Tombs to produce Yseult Dudley,
who shot O'Donoyan Rosa, in Court to-
morrow. Mrs. Dudley wants to be bailed
or have an immediate examination.
Letter from Mrs. Dudley.
New YORK, February 10th.-AIrs Dud-
ley writes to the Tribune, saying Rosa
preached assassination and murder rs the
highest form of patriotism and advocated
the dedication of life and liberty to fur
ther the cause of violence and bloodshed.
When he made me an unexpected convert,
rand one who, not contented with theory,
put his lessons into practical form, thus
proving myself an apt pupil, what right
had he to complain? Imitation | have al
ways understood to be the sincerest form
of flattery. But Rossa's victims, being
5000 miles away from him and brave
hearted, no appeal for mercy had ever
reached him. Therefore he neglected to
teach me the proper course to pursue in
such an event. | was brought face to face
with abject cowardice for the first time,
and, forgetting my recent lessons, | re-
yerted to the teachings of the heroes Of my
country, never strike a fallen foe, and
gave Rosa the worthless life he begged
for" She concludes Not the one
nd h Il
almost daily by the followers of his dec
trine in Ireland against the honest Irish
people are ever committed by English per-
pie, whom he denounces as such blood
thirsty tyrants.'
Receipts of Wine at New York.
New YORK, February 10th. = Bontort' S
IFine Circular says the receipts of California
wines by the Isthmus during January were
20, 39S gallons, against 90, 2O5 during Janu-
airy last year -Four California dealers re.
port the receipt of 543 casks by rail in Janu-
airy. The importations of German wines
during January amounted to $4,000 gallons
in wood and l ,542 cases. The importations
of Bordeaux wines were unusually light
during January, and amounted to 2,2SC
gallons in wood and 54S cases. Last Janu-
airy 80, 420 gallons in wood and | $50 cases
arrived.
a Notorious Socialist in Court.
New YORK, February 10th-The exami-
nation Of Justus Schwab, the notorious
Socialist, was continued at the Essex
Market Court to-day. Schwab declined to
| swear by " the everything God" He gave
evidence on his word of honor" and
denied having done anything 10 incitc a
riot at the meeting of Socialists. He did
not strike police Captain Mccullough be
said, but, on the contrary did all he could
to restore order out of chaos. He believed
Captain Mccullough was responsible for
most of the disorder.
Speaker Carlisle is Seriously Ill.
WASHINGTON, February 10th.-Speaker
Carlisle is confined to his bed from illness
occasioned by a cold contracted during his
recent visit to Albany His illness has as
sumed a serious nature
Excursion Passenger Rates.
CHICAGO, February 10th.-The Southern
Passenger Rate Association met to-day and
fixed the excursion rates to San Francisco.
via New Orleans. The rate from Chicago.
with stop-over allowance to see the Elk
position, was made $40, and from New Or
leans Sl10.
Another Victim Dies.
BURLINGTON Iowa, February 1Oth.-An-
other victim of the Creston disaster died
last night-Airs. II Day, of Burlington
making seven in all. The remaining six
will probably recover.
An Ex-Mayor Punished for Contempt
New YORK, February 10th.-Judge Freed
man, in the Superior Court to-day, rem
dered a decision in the proceedings brought
by Theodore Roosevelt and others against
eX-Mayor Franklin Edison, implicated with
Others, on motion to punish.the ex-Mayor
for contempt of Court in disobeying the
injunction order granted by Judge Beach
last December, which restrained the ex-
Mayor from making any nomination for
Commissioner of Public Works and Cor
poration Counsel. Judge Freedman finds
ex-Mayor Edison guilty of contempt, and
directs that he be confined in the County
Jail for fifteen days and in addition pay Il
fine of $3.50.
Suicide Caused by Disappointment in
Business.
New YORK, February 10th.-A Phila-
delphia special says: The suicide of Ed
ward p. Wetzlar created great excitement
on Change. The affair was totally unex-
pected. Wetzlar was Sc years old, delight
full company, and great favorite He was
unfortunate in business, and failed on
three occasions. Last week he borrowed
several hundred dollars for another trial at
stocks. and Saturday his check for 5000 was