Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-19
SATURDAYS NEWS.
ro~prssrD FROM SPECIAL DISPATCHED
Domestic.

Domestic.
Secretary Bayard expects to have his son
appointed Secretary OF Arizona.
The Postmaster General has appointed
A.P. Caldwell Postmaster at Clements, Cal.
w. S. Warner, implicated in Ferdinand
Wards frauds, is in the hands of the New
York authorities.
Parnell will attend the National Conven-
ton of the Irish National League of Ameri-
CO at Chicago on January &C. 1886.
Governor Hill, of New York, has signi-
fed his willingness to accept the Prohibit
ton challenge to three-coronered orator.
cal contest.
The position of Minister to Persia, which
Bayliss W. Hanna declined, has been Of
fered to Ferd. Winston, wealthy Demo-
crat of Chicago.
The fall meeting eff the new Chicago BIZ
cvle Track Association was brought to
close Saturday, Nelson, the Boston profess
sional, having won nearly all the prizes.
William Gooch and James A. Smith, the
convicted marderers of John a Chatham,
merchant of Raleigh, n. c., have been
sentenced TO be hanged on November 18th.
For thirty days Mongolians have been
passing through Pittsburg in parties from
i've to twenty on their way from the vio-
lence of the West to the security of the
East.
Twenty-Five we'll known white citizens
have been arrested and jailed at Columbus,
S. c., on warrants charging them with
murder, in lynching o. L. Culbreath, a
prominent and well-to-do farmer.
Gross frauds in the election are still
charged in Ohio by both the Republicans
and Democrats, and preparations are max
ing for vigorous investigation. Several
arrests have already been made in Cincin-
natl.
The hard-glove contest at Fargo, Oak,
between Ed MCGOWAN, of Winnipeg, and
Ben Arthur, of Montana, was closely con-
tested, but was decided in favor OF Nc
GoWan, who demolished Arthur's nose in
the fourth round.
Albert L. Burke, one of the most promi-
nent Methodist laymcn of Hartford, Conn,
has been found to bea defaulter in the sum
of $4,000, having taken funds belonging to
the James l.. Howard Company, dealers in
railway supplies.
The President never changes his mind
at least so say his intimate friends. 1t is
therefore hardly probable that, as Governor
Hill himself has been refused assistance,
any special pleading for him upon the part
of his agents will have any effect.
One of the Cabinet officers said yesterday
that any suggestion that the course of the
PoStmaster-G General in relation to the ocean
mail service was condemned by the Cabinet
was false. His efforts were commanding
the approval of the Administration.
The Yeiser family hope to recover prop
erty in Baltimore to the value of $4,000,
COO The story is that an ancestor, an Off
Ger in the revolutionary war for indepen-
4 4 sc
81 acres Of land, now part of Baltimore, on
which no rent has been paid.
It is announced that Senators Sherman.
Logan, Miller and Eyeretts, Judge Foraker
and Congressman Mckinley, of Ohio, are
10 be sent out by the New York State Com
mittee to arouse voters on behalfOf Daven-
port. Senator Sherman will make one
speech and Senator Logan three.
A dispatch from Springfield H., quotes |
Congressman Springer as declaring that !
upon a thorough investigation of all the |
facts it will be found that Chief Justice
Vincent. recently suspended pending an
investigation into his official acts, has made
the best Judge New Mexico ever had.
1t is said the bitterness existing between
General Sheridan and Secretary Endicott
has been intensified by the Secretary in
ordering back to their regiments Captains
Davis and Gregory, Sheridan's aides. This
feeling is shown in the delay of Sheridan
III selecting two aides to succeed them.
Frederick Greiner, the murderer of Mar.
garet Seeing, was hanged in Franklin
county Ohio Jail Saturday Greiner was
wonderfully cool and possessed, mingling
with friends in Jail, and at 1l:30 sent word
TO the Sheriff that he was ready. He came
on the scaffold smoking cigar, and ut
tered only one sentence bidding all good
by.
Miss Elma Turner, who is reported as
having been abducted from a railroad de-
pot, confessed she left the depot, purchased
a bottle Of ether and then wandered about
the city. She threw away her baggage
check, then her pocketbook, next her watch
and pin and other articles. She was con-
sciOus of what she did, but could not resist
the impulse.
The will of the late Cardinal McCloskey
was filed for probate in New York Satur-
day. The document is brief. He directs
his executors to pay all JUST debts and the
funeral and testamentary expenses imme-
diately after decease; then he bequeaths to
Archbishop Corrigan, Bishop Mclaughlin,
of Brooklyn, and Bishop McNierny, of
Albany, the remainder of his estate, ap-
pointing them at the same time executors
of his will.
Captain Trenery of the steamship Balti-
more, which arrived at Baltimore SATURDAY.,
reports that on the 81 inst, at IL o'clock at
night, while in latitude 500 90, longitude
ITO 40' west, he passed a ship on fire He
steamed all around her, burned night sig
nails and sounded his whistles many times,
but could discover no signs of any persons
or boats in the vicinity. The ship was
mass of fire to the waters edge, from her
stem to her foremost which was the only
mast standing.