Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-17
SATURDAYS NEWS.
loOsDnssnO FROM SPECIAL DruAronn..i
Domestic.

Domestic.
The Southern Exposition at Louisville.
opened Saturday.
Two cowboys were killed on The Wiehiut
river in a quarrel over stock.
The case of supposed Asiatic cholerf.
near Camden, \. j., proves 10 have beet
cholera moTbus.
Two tramps robbed Foreman Thoma J
GriSgs at Anderson, Pa, and then tied hinI
10 the railroad track
Jasper W Umberfeld lad Of Is, shot
bis cousin, Jonathan ii. Carpenter, anil
then committed suicide At Port Chester, \ i.
Y.
a Lawrence tKs.1 special says Miss Adj
Glade Budolph, OF Cleveland O., niece "a
Airs. Garfield, has been chosen Professor Ct
Latin in the State University.
Much complaint was made by cabin pas :
seagcis ON the steamship GaIlia, which
arrived in New York this week. because q
annoyance by drunken men who frequentel
the smoking
The total export of specie from Ne,r
York during the past week was $3.50, 81. !
OF this amount the exports to Europe were
Sla4, 400 IN gold and $50 1872 IN silver, an /
70 Havana the amount 9as $3.50.
Typhoid fever has made its appearance
II. the New Jersey ssitifif insane II
Morris Plains, and q dozen persons are
prostrated. 1t IS supposed to have orig
mated in bad drainage. The existence OF
the disease was kept ir0m The general pub
JIG until yesterday.
President Green, Of the Western Union,
has reiterated in the most emphatic man
ner sile statement in his affidavit that the
Baltimore and Ohio Is doing business al q
large monthly loss, with The sole purpose
and expectation of compelling the Western
Union either 20 buy them out or TO form a
pooling arrangement.
II is confidently asserted in official circles
that the Attorney General Of PENNSYLVANIA
viii interp0se tnprevent ne cOnsummdtiOn
oi the bargain between Vanderbilt and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, by which
the South Pennsylvania and Beach Creek
Railroads viii come MA Ter the control OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Grand Army Of the Republic al Gin
cinnai has considered a suggestion 10 buy
ior At Point Pleasant o. Oh which. it is
stated IS the house where General Grant
was born. Their idea was to purchase the
loi or the assumption that the house would
be sold - some one else. Nothing definite,
however, has yet been decided upon
The Secretary Of War has instructed Gen
eral Miles, IL command Of the Department
oil the Missouri, 10 hold his troops in readi-
ness to enforce the Presidents recent proc
lanatiOn in relation 10 cattlenen on the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations. BY
the terms Of the Proclamation the cattle
men viii be compelled 10 remove their
herds by September It'll The troops will
be held at Fort Reno.
5. S. Brooks. of MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. has
filed suit iGr 81 600 against the Texas Pa
saT.a hn...l l -
Paso Texas, Brooks purchased ticket at
this point for Fort Worth, hat was put OF
on the plains by conductor Kingsberrv.
who claimed that be only bought q ticket
90 Pecos. Brooks wandered for miles across
the torrid plains before he could obtain
passage or freight train, and suffered
severely
Fong ih Yu, the alleged murderer of
Sing Lee, was brought to Rome \. Y.
from Montreal Saturday afternoon upon
eXtradition papers. An immense crowd
awaited his arrival. Chief Byrnes was
handcuffed to his prisoner and marched
him up Center street with surging throng
on both sides and in the rear, completely
filing the street for whole block MANY
shouted, Hang the Chinamanw "Strins
him up" but no violence was attempted.
The schedule in the matter of the as
signment Of John Roach was fled in the
Office Of the New York Common Pleas
Saturday morning Liabilities, 81 49,, ST. !;
nominal assets $5,25S, OBS actual assets,
$4,6Sl AIS. The preferred creditors, with
amounts and items, are: William Row.
land, for money loaned and work due,
So, 2l7; Merchants and Traders Bank of
BROOKLYN, $4,000; money loaned. note
due September IS, 1885, secured by mort
gage bonds Of A. H. Reynolds and Alfred
G. Revolving for S3S, 49,; z. W. Gallaudet &
Co, New York, $4,000. money loaned.
The total amount preferred is $l22, 217
Mr.. -Miller,- Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, yesterday telegraphed to all Col
lectors who have been receiving transpor-
tation bonds IN which the time specified for
delivering the spirits al the port of exporta-
ton exceeds thirty days that they are not
to receive such bonds after the 18th inst,
thus virtually repeating the seyen-mouth
clause contained in the circular Of January
3. 1885, extending the bonded period. The
Collectors were further instructed that they
are not to approve transportation bonds
after the expiration of the period of three
years mentioned in the warehnusing bond
thereby shortening the time by one month
allowed under Circular 283 of January 10,
1885.
The Poslofiice Department has been in
formed that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company will continue to carry certain
mails until the expiration OF its contract
with the New Zealand Government SUI
perintendent Bell, of the Foreign Mail Ser
vice, has addressed letter to the Superin-
tendent OF the Railway Mail Service, us fol-
lows: have the honor to inform you
that the direct mail service from San Fran
cisco to Australia has been resumed. and
that mails for New Zealand and the Austria
lian colonies, and correspondence for the
Feejee and Samoan Islands viii be dis
patched from San Francisco direct, per
steamer Ie2landia, to sail thence on the 18th
instant, and that until further notice all
correspondence for the destinations above
named will be dispatched from San Fran
cisco direct, unless specially addressed to be
Forwarded by Brindisi." The contract re-
ferred to expires on November Goth.
The New York San says The first edi.
ton of the personal memoirs of L. S
Grant is 10000 copies. Webster d Co, the
publishers, say they may add 50 coo copie:
to it. The edition is now III the hands OF
the printers, Little & Co, who are printing
the book rs rapidly rs is consistent with
good work A second edition is already
made necessary by the large number O
subscriptions received. and the presses viii
be set to work upon it in about three weeks
The second edition Will be as large rs the
first. The iirst edition viii not be delivered
until December, though probably it will be
ready about the middle of November. Or
6ers have been coming IN at an average oil
5000 daily. The South is doing its share
of ordering. Webster sailed for England
August LIST, 10 arrange for the sale Of the
book there in French German, Spanish
and Italian. The General wrote the entire
manuscript of the first volume and dictated
all Of the second.
Foreign.
The leading English statesmen are enjoy.
ing their vacations in the country.
Rochelort'S organ prints a letter to show
that Olivier Pain was executed by the
British
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was married
Saturday TO an American lady named
Lawford.
There were 1910 deaths from cholera
throughout Spain on Friday. Three hun
dred and ten deaths We're reported III
Marseilles.
Much relief is expressed in England al