Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-30

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st.,,a I.,il(ii7r, % S2vasi print Tho com
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and q haif race Clav Pate won. Compensa-
ton second, Ten Booker third. Time,
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J1cKEYs BACK BROKEN.
TrYpv HARMS rna\ .rs- 2o.b This
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terrain OiiEoi"
Topeka ths.l, May .a,H.-IO-3ay II tiie
General assembly ot th8 United F1esby-
terisi Church, memorial was received
from tho SdGO2s congregation of Cab.oT-
MIA, asking for action by the assembly with
reference 70 InsSrunenta! music, and COM
planning that an organ lad been iH,I9-
duGed into that church contrary 20 Its
wishes. The committee Of conference Oh
psalm singing, composed 0i delegates from
the Associated Reformed Presbyterian
Church, Associated Presbyterian Church
and United PresbYtarisn Church, reported
that they would present g plan Of union n
the fall meeting Of the Associate Reform
Synod.
The Tes i,nouy Expected from serato-
I.dnunda.
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IA ~ Ee fr;aI in tla Horse ~
Lords in June. and will 10 argued before
the gommi-tae an PRIVILEGES bT the tt,Gr-
geaer9i ON IL, ether" The HerafI adds.
The Gaze turns on tic validity Of tie mar
ria-2 af Sir Richard Maitland to Mary
McAdam. which vas celebrated il I7Yz in
tLis civ The c-tate u c'ai;ued by two
Sl.iti-r.1s-rnn hf.;gr Fradarie} Hcnrg
Maitland. of The BecgqI CGrulry, and 1o!ii-
i,ol s4rDt for Central India. Eeis q oi-ec.
5osr-tdaDt OF Sir Richard Mai.and. .rhu
vas tdiutant- General cf the North Ameri-
can Colony from 1855 to }T72, and fourth
son Of the sixth Bar Of Laudtrda-e. inc
other claimant is slr James hen9ey Matt
-ai'd, Tho IS We ue1Gei.Gant o. me tita soh
o. tie sixth barl. II the hoEso pI l%Ics
come - me conclusion tlst s,iE Il c-at'.'-; !;
was lawfully married 10 Sir h'char,. ana
that ;,sr chl .dren were born II awful wed
locr, then Sir frcoe1lcE Will become 519
next Earl Of L2aa3g:a!e. II The oeG.s-o!1 10
against the validity o. the marriage, then
Sir James wall succeed. 1t - III regard TO
this marriage and 10 The laws and customs
in The colonies at the tImo t!IGt Senator -
InphG6 WAL DE summoned u E1Fe -1s---
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"A FSoai's'''S Livery t-s:'4'oS" iS"t'
CHICAGO May zS-h' t;9 i. ti1'c@So, I IL
WauSe Se a'I q. TEul fteL-iI''i A4' t-'i-i
i'''JG 'hAY - '-i1 q Plie,'Oli ~ '-.--' , .sJ
~ii. +l'h"ia@ rom sie SoIGI't'o- . '''''
-7oe cation IN 'Ge recent e"t-'' q i5e-
eeh''Ees mace 81 1tui "-S Ee1ut54 !E0Il
= ~ e4 PEI Ce'iI. q U.''S-1uV - ,i41 p"9'5ieol
"'l..t u cI'iips IL li'J u7'' all - u.cl- ~
enc 'l-'s II mace EJiolts-- i li.lll6.oh a
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0,oIo1 csrria 7;a1lparir,s sfs. hea1 srri re.
hsre lI:-,..- f,I.ro Ly,.-Is Eaila VIasrine,tG-
lFerrjtrry Two hundred and ejcEt aver
/ e1:r.r, lR5 Do;1tCs q.ere sold TO-DAY f5
/ ~ G5 per 100 rounds. The entire distauc,
| treg-rre7 by Taiiw wav a 1.GI4 miles. and tbi
( -un from HUNTINGTON. or, 10 C5unCi
/ Blufrs. q distance OF ! IA miles was MD,
! IN G5 hours and 10 minutes, which for tht
dis;anc. covered Is considered one Of th4
I best runs on record The cattle locke
/ remarkably Eesb. considering the tong r.di
and fatigue they had
a-,,a r,-ss,,,,t o,,,-,s a. ,.,,,5v,nrt3
c-.ea-,,.-,-- h3,,, o.,ll, r., tl,o f,,.osb,,t q
ro11 5nsra Sen to-dav die oyer-uE
I ~ fhe presnvfery Of San Jose, asking tha
! Se,c9,,esze, he aIioyg4J vas srsy--r-ed II
/ E-zT
srb6aIs among tie freedmen 70 the B5agd
nj Home bli5siou.. and aid. fox college
from the Ffeedmcns Board, were refused
The Assembly refused 10 recommend tn
Use Of unfermeated wine for communion
and lsft the Dlatter, as before, III the hand
! Of the church SESSIONS. II IS now discuss
lHs tAe proPf'e1y o. s,,o'lSli.I5 '1e 'SFilA
4-eu' '0'i'ii''-'00 va 'N-'
Another Attempt 20 45io~ up q AFs'n i
CoIo-Gde'
QCNEIsoT, May 29ih--Ihis evening, 3
tie east bound Denver and Rio Grand
freight train reached point tew hundre
yards from the depot, those in the yicinit
saw fash and heard q loud repor. iron
the direction OF tue tram. Upon e6ailina
ion Il was loLn9 l'@s ah s1p.gslEc ~ o. SON
an" ilsu pes.' pl'.9s0 G-ue' Ine '.aC3, al
had knoc@ed GUe Pi7Ss Oh ran sewers
incheS long, all:! si'",ItIeu y; o.s Gi4ve WAe(
q tne ioc31oS1Ee. r. | ne ne. "rpeoo was cY-
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