Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-26

The other received forty lashes on his bare
back, at the hands of the irate mob. They
lett That region, but it is said they have
taken up their abode in another part of the
county, Further trouble may be expected.
unless they leave the State.
a nIilliona:re's Fa,aI Freak.
BesToN, September 25th.-Shortly after
her marriage to Frederick A. Cover,
iAlllat, the singer, applied for divorce, on
the ground OF abuse. The case has come
to sudden and startling termination.
| Whlle IN Paris for amusement he was
tempted TO make a voyage in balloon.
Neither the balloon nor Cover have been
heard OF since. Mrs. Cover has started for
Paris to claim his estate, which is valued at
S2,eoo,0o0, Much speculation exists as to
the fate OF the balloon
Surrounded by Indians.
DENVER (Col.), September 95tb.-To-
days dispatches from the field report
Cockrell,s ranch, in the Maeollon range.
surrounded by Indians. The settlers have
taken refuge at the ranch. and are prepared
to meet the attack. No depredations are
| reported. Major Dickey's company of the
1wenty,second Infantry is within eighteen
| miles OF the ranch. No anxiety is felt for
| the safety OF adjacent settlements.
Ex-Minister bingham and His Friends.
WASHINGTON, September 25th. = Ex-
Minister Bingham saw the President re-
Gently, and spoke about Japan. He said :
Upon my arrival, | spent some time in
California. journeyed slowly to the East
visited the SoulL, and in the course of
my journey tarried in Chicago. | have
VISITED other localities between that CITY
ana ashington before coming here. /
have talked with the best people of the
places l have visited. l find that the
masses, without respect to party, have great
confidence IN your honesty and good in
tentionsn
Heavy Rains in Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, September 25th.-Heavy
rams continue in the valley of Mexico.
There is no communication vet by railway
with the United States, nor will any trains
leave here to-nighton the Central Railway.
International Cricketers.
PHILADELPHIA, September 25th.-This is
the second day of the international cricket
match. The Philadelphians finished their
tirst inning for l47 runs, against 1872 made
by the Englishmen in their first inning.
Business Failures.
New YORK, September 25th.-Business
failures for the seven days past We're 1856, as
against IT'S last week.
Noted Horseman Dead.
LOUISVILLE, September 25th.-ThomasJ ].
Nichols the noted horseman of Lexington.
Ky, died to-day.
Thirty Thousand Guests at Wedding.
New YORK, September 26th-A, MA
Syracuse special says Thirty thousand
persons witnessed marriage ceremony on
the Onondaga fair grounds this afternoon,
which was performed in response to offers
OF prizes for such an event. The bride
was Emma r. Knapp, of LAFAYETTE. the
groom Marshall A. Bishop, a prosperous
young farmer. The bride had to endure
fifteen minutes of kissing, in which all the
officers of the fair, newspaper reporters and
people on the platform participated, while
the tremendous audience roared with laugh
ter. Nearly every exhibitor on the grounds
made presents to the couple. the total value
OF which was many hundreds of dollars