Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-18

murder here to-day. As usual they IOOKeu
upon the way through the gallows trap
as the opening OF the gates of heaven.
On the morning of the Sd of December
was seen moving around the house of
Stephen Goodwin. Goodwin was bachelor
OF property. and the inmates of his house,
besides himself, were Mrs. Gregory and
her eighteen year-old son. : neighbor
told G0dwins brother. and the latter, open
ing the door, beheld ghastly spectacle.
There laid his brother, his head mashed to
jeliv and almost decapitated. while the bed
was a mass Of blood. Passing into the
room Of Mrs. Gregory she was found SINH
! iarly mualated. From her appearance It
looked as if she must have been disturbed
| by the noise, and was haif-sittiDg up when
a murGerous blow crushed her in death
! While looking upon this horrid spectacle &
low moan Of pain was heard from young
! Gregory's room. They found him ON the
floor, where he mad fallen, wounded 10
death after vain fight with the murder
ers of his mother He lived long enough
to tell the story Of the night, and died.
| About II O'Clock the night before Il rap
was beard at the outer door, and Nose
! Keaton's voice saying:
/ Please let Us IN. nlassa; It's mighty cold
! out here
! Goodwin, who was already in bed, called
! them III, when Nose keaton, his wife and
/ Pete Johnson, three favorite servants, en-
! tered and arranged themselves around the
glowing hearth, chatting and talking, while
| the family went TO sleep. The next the
| young man heard was the struggle in his
/ mothers room, and then the murderous
I blows came upon himself, and he fell an
! conscious.
A horse and buggy which the party had
| stolen with Whicn 10 make their flight was
/ the cause Of their capture. For over 200
! miles they were traced, and then they
! turned back toward the scene Of the n.ur-
{ der. On the WY batk the turnout vas
! sold, and the party took the boat for Coum-
! bus, where they were arrested. Certain
! lyncliug awaited them if they came back
! to Mitchell county, so they were confined
! in the Albany jail. When The Mitchell
! Superior Court convened the three were
i placed on trial for murder. The woman
turned States evidence and WIS released,
/ while the TWO men were found guilty and
! sentenced 10 death, which sentence was
duiy executed to-day.
| q Woman Capable Of Takin. Care OF
! Herself.
CHICAGO, April l7th.-Twenty carloads Of
cattle from Walla Walla " r, have ar
rived at thc stockyard. Ten carloads Of the
! shipment belonged to Miss Mary Markher
/ who accompanied the drove. She IS trying
the experimeu. Of shipping cattle 2,50C
milea, and says that ii is a success hnanci-
ally she viii ship 40 head more to this
market.
How did YOU stand the trip?' was
asked.
"Oh, first rate, was the reply. There
are several gcntien1eu along with me u
help take care Of the stock. ueYerjaliec
70 Fes good nights rest in the bunk5 o
the way-cs;-- though 1 often had to craW
out several times in the night 70 get tilt
cattle UP. raised the stock myself Wid
the assistance Of n number Of fam hand:
in NY employ The stock / have brOugh
with me is worth $ss00 or Sl0,000.'
Miss Markher, IS g bright, intelhgeA
lady, about So years old. She says themeg
are all frauds, and she" wouldn't marry tht
best one living
Cleveland and the Colored ClergyInen.
WAsHIyGroS, April l7th.-Dclegates &
.. the African Methodist Zion Conference
, which las been in session II this city
called upon President Cleveland to-day. l.
! response to an address, the President Y
piled substantially rs follows
| Bishop Day Ind Gent!cmon of the Conference
am very HlECi: pleased TO see you mere, and n
, exceedingly gCatiiiJd with the address Whlc
| has just been delivered. ] am sladto know lbs
: this goOlly lanbcr II presents such u large p0
ton OF my fellOw-citiZens belonging TO paTtI'
ular race. AS religious teachers, you
mission is most important one, al
one which cannot be ignored an
should not be undcrestilnated by ii
i Chief Magistrate. nor by any other person hoI'
a ing official place. In church and SUuday-scho'
: we are taught religion, good morals, honest
:, ana proper regard for established authorH
> all OF which IS exceedingly necessary TO goo
o citizenship, You have seen til 10 refer TO Il
e Democratic party to VIII ich belong. My 60
' cep,uu .! Democratic principles embraces equ
- rights and privileges 10 all who ere citizens
= the United states, aud am glad u kno" th
" III my endcavOr 10 enforce such principles
J. shall have your confidence and support l q
If pleased 70 greet you all, and take you By Il
hand.
The Mare Island Removals.
WAsH1NoroS, April 17th. - The nav
4 officials as3ert that removals in the Ma
n Island navy yard are not to be made f
at political purposes, bat are 10 be made
I, the interest of reform and Tctrenchmei
lie The appropriation for the present tisc
year is Insufficient and the fact that the
are moro men than necessary for the w0
t. be done, is the reason given At the Ma
~ ~ Department. The gentlemen who la
~ been led To believe that they were TO be 4
~ pointed to succeed those removed Will
~ doubt be disappointed TO learn that ht
! viii be no appointments made 20 fill
vacancies, ut least not for some time
come.
he Gf,ce-seelzing California Democrats.
II, WAsHH9roS, April i7th.-The CaliG
Us MIA CrowI il rapidly thinning out. AlG
~ tisan left for home last night, leaving win
Of ever remains 10 be done in Mare i5ia
ct matters in charge of Casey. NcDUn;
ce viii leave to-nigh:, bat without the co
mission he expected to carry home V
le- him. Ex-Governor johnson and wife u
oi leave for home on Sunday. Henley is
2y IN an interview in tic Post this m0rni
OH California politics, iii which he rehasl
nix the statements III Ills letter TO the Preside
on printed a couple of waeks ago. 1t is und
ry stood thai tie President has requeste
ii California Democrat, at present in this Ct
ST who is known to be on the side Of the 7,
ON roads, 10 make 3 statement N writing
affairs on the Coast from 4 railroad point
Da view. 4 gentleman, who called on
'at President 10 day, says he asked him if
ri, report that some of the appointments
ItL California would be made ii . few days
an tIue, the President replied: so: there '
~. be no appointments made until they behi
,ia themselves"
iiy Gradually Nearing Deaths Door.
ad NEWARK (N j., April 17th.-Freli
on huyscn has taken some little nourishm
~, during the day, bat suffers from extre
ia weakness, and is now partially unc
TX. svious. There appears TO be no immedi
rec danger but he is steadily growing worsi
m Episcopal Anniversary
no no PHILADELPHIA. April 17th.-The h
,t,e dredLh anniversary OF the foundation
,be the Academy Of the Protestant Episco
~ ~. Church of Philadelphia was celebrated
81 evening At Association Hall. i large III
ma Der OF prominent people were prest
IA Bishop Straps delivered an address. VI
If the academy was founded only h
,re churches existed here. Philadelphia h;
~ population of $1,000, and now with 2
uaLion OF nearly 600 coo there are eig
ED parishes, twenty chapels and miss
hat stations.
..n' The Times SAID to be for Sale.
ne PaGLAoELPHIA, April 1Zth-A New Y
special saws Ii Is ruDlored again that