Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-28

prospect before you. Answer for your
selves. If you have, you had better use
the privilege while yet the day remains to
YOU before the way to the bailot-box is
hedged up By bayoucts here, as ii is in
Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri. You
have got TO bug your troops, and the men
you are able to buy are pretty miserable
set. Now it is proposed 20 eXtermiEate
these southern people wi,h thai KIND OF
stuff. We have not succeeded in doing it
with our native stock" The World says
Phelps has never denied the accuracy
of the above report, and adds that there
can be no doubt of Phelps present entire
alignment with the most thorough Democ-
racy
suit for "a Husbands Remains.
BALrINoRE, March 21th.-The suit of
Miss Blanche Ehen (nee Darringer), OF
Philadelphia, agains, her father-in-law,
John IL. Ehlen, of this city, to obtain pos
session Of the remains of her deceased hus-
band, was commenced here yesterday be-
fore Chief Justice Brown. Owing to the
high social standing OF the parties, the
Court room was crowded. j. II. Ehlen,
| the husband OF the complainant died in
November, 1888, and the remains were
| buried III the Ehlen family lot at Green
Mount Cemetery Shortly afterward the
widow returned to the residence of her
parents in Philadelphia. in June last she
applied to the cemetery authorities for per
| mission to remove the remains OF her hus-
band to Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadel-
phia, whereby she might have an oppor-
tunity of visiting the grave. The father of
the deceased objected alleging that the dc
ceased had often visited the cemetery while
alive and expressed wish to be buried
there He says that to allow the remains
to be removed would be narrowing to the
feelings of the entire family. The case
viii occupy several days, and the most
learned counsel in the State are employed.
Ghe Ohio Legislature in an rIproar.
NEW IoEK March 27th.--A Times Co
lumbus, OHIO, special describes the scene
in the Ohio Assembly between the unruly
Myers, who is styled the Denis Kearney
of the Legislature, and Judge Litter The
House had sat as & Committee of the
Whole. The proceedings were disturbed
by Myers, and when the Committee rose
the Chairman reported the disturbance to
the House. Myers jumped to his feet and
denounced the statement of the Chairman
Of the Committee of the Whole as a delib-
crate lie. Judge Littler demanded that his
words be taken down. Myers then turned
his vile epithets at Littler, charging him
with being sneak and Il cur. At this
moment the entire House was in an un
roar, and the widest scenes ever enacted
on the floor prevailed. Littler who is up
ward of 60 years of age grew livid with
rage and at once made rush for Myers
passing i'll front of the Speakers stand. In
vain the Chair demanded order. The
clerks endeavored to stop the irate Judge
but he shook them off, and not until the
Sergeant-at-ArmS and assistants placed
themselves between Littler and Myers did
the former give up the effort. Myers
hgf LyaIr int igfn JIa1 hn - h
reach of the indignant member he pr0ba-
bly, would have caused no further trouble
during the balance of the session. One of
the Republican members followed Judge
Littler with an uplitted chair, ready to sup
| port his friend if necessary.
Serious Charge of an insane Wife against
Her Husband.
r LAKEPoRT On. y, March 27th.-Mrs. II.
! | ;. Goddard, who has acted strangely for =
I week past, attempted 10 commit suicide in
e d peculiar manner Yesterday at breakfast
e by placing the handle of IL carving g-kuifc on
the table before her with the point at her
1 throat AIr Goddard detected her in the
/ act, but not in time to prevent her from
= inhicting some severe gashes. A desperate
struggle ensued ior the possession OF the
knife, which finally resulted in Mr. God
) dards favor. His wife then grabbed flat
: iron and continued beating her head with
| it until Mr. Goddard took ii away and held
t her down by main force 4 stranger pass
= ing heard the noise, and, entering, found
both covered with blood. Mrs. Goddard
then declared in a rational manner that
her husband was trying to kill her. This
. was believed, and the stranger rushed to
the neighbors for help. A doctor was sum-
+ as given above, and dressed the woman s
. wounds, which are dangerous but not
necessarily fatal. Mrs. Goddard vii! prob
: ably be sent to an asylum if she recovers
4 Personal Mention.
: NEW YORK. March 27th-It is said that
e Dion Boucicaults fayorite daughter, Patrio,
o has cloped and married q. d. Pitman, an
It unknown man. Dion refuses to be recon-
e ciled or believe the story. The erring pair
e are said to be in Philadelphia.
i The debut of Miss Laura b. Phelps, a
0 promising young violinist of Brooklyn, was
c made before large audience in the Acad-
cmy of Music in that city last evening
She was enthusiastically received.
w. O. Mills, of Brooklyn, who died yes
n ter(lay at Jacksonville, Fla, was the eldest
/ of six brothers and sisters, including d. o.
/ Mills. of New York and Mrs A. NJ Easton
of San Francisco.
. Disastrous Steamboat Explosion.
i MEMPHIS March 9th. The steamer
i Mark Twain exploded her boilers this after
noon, killing VIII F. Tieste and A. J. Dem.
: erich. two young men from Louisville, en-
It gagged in newspaper advertising schemes
$ also fireman, deck hand and an unknown
}, negro. Captain Fagleman and pilot Geo
Malone each had q leg broken. The bar
: keeper was badly scalded, and Mary w
ii Jones, colored passenger, had an arm
e broken. Twenty persons, including five
i ! I,Ii obpapH Of tho
Hanged for Murder.
e GRAYsoN (Ky), March 27th.-William
:, Neal the last of the Ashland murderers
IS was brought here last night from Mt
n Sterling for execution Large crowds
l. greeted him at each station. He was firm
e and composed, and maintained his limo
y cence to all of the many who visited him
At o'clock he was taken to the gallows
o where q large crowd was in waiting tC
y witness the execution, being escorted by q
)f hundred guards armed with double-bar
+ relied shotguns and pistols Neal ascendeC
to the scatfoId with great composure. He
q said = say to one and all, you all know
l. this is no lace to tell lie. ! stand he.t
d to-day to suffer for heinous crime die
n not commit. One day my innocence vii
a be established beyond q doubt. | bid yoJ
le one and ali good-by. Oh Lord thou know
'e est am innocent Into thy hands / com
J. nit my soul, l am innocent The las
N words were said just as the drop fell. HI
e, was pronounced dead in ten minutes. Nom
N OF his relatives were present.
The Weeks Failures.
=, New York, March 27th.-Failures 70
q the last seven days for the United State
=, ~ were 24S Canada %, The failures in tn
" Western States are higher than for som
- time past. The Southern and Middl
= States show an increase. 4 few assign
=. ments are reported in New York city.
The Tceiocked steamer.
al GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.). March 9th
st. The steamer Wisconsin was sighted at moo
to-day about fifteen miles west of Gran
or Haven. To all appearances sheis all right
at but surrounded by ice. The tug Arctic