Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-31
The Blue and the Gray.

iivered an address at the cemetery. From
The State cemetery large procession
marched to the city cemetery, where ma
jority of the Confederate soldiers lie buried
Here also lies the body of General Tom
Green, whose monument was covered Will
flowers. Governor Ireland and all the
State officers were in The procession. Deco.
ration Day was never more generally OBJ
served in this city.
The " Government" Goes to New York.
WASHINGTON, May S0th.-The President
accompanied by Secretary Lamar, General
and Mrs. Villas, Mrs. Endicott and Mr.. La
mont, left for New York this afternoon.
The party occupies a special ear attached to
the regular 4I5 train, which is due in New
FORK tonight at 1885.
SAFE ARRIVAL.
NEW York, MAY 30th.-President Cleve.
land and party arrived here at 1875 o'clock
tonight.
CLEVELAND VISITS HIS BErRoTHEp.
New GoEK, May 3lst-A. M.-Upon his
arrival last night, the President drove to
the Gilsey House at once, to see Miss Fol-
som. Young Folsom was with him.
WILL REVIEW BOTH PARApEs.
New YORK, May 3lst-President Cleye-
land will try to review the Brooklyn parade
to-day as well as the parade in this CITY
At A. N. he will leave New York for
Brooklyn, and after reviewing the parade
there will return to this city and review the
parade from the grand stand near the
Worth monument.
In Honor of General Grant
New YORK, May 30th.-Memorial sery-
ices were held in honor of General Grant
in lan HanSAn NJ
lyn. tonight The church was decorated
with flags and flowers. Among those who
attended the services were General Logan.
Colonel Fred. Grant and wife, Mayor De
Weber and wife, of st. John, ~ B. and
Mayor Smith and wife, OF Philadelphia.
Miserable Murderer.
ST. LOUIS, May 30th-The Maxwell trial
will be resumed tomorrow. notwithstand-
ing it will be a holiday. Maxwell is very
much broken down, and sleeps but very
little. He had three firm friends in iail
prior to the trial, but these men will not
now speak to him, and he seems 10
feel that everybody has abandoned
him TO his fate. His vanity has been
entirely destroyed, and that was what
chiefly sustained him. He has nothing
left to buoy him up. His manner has com.
petely changed. From being loquacious
he has become gloomy and uncommunica.
tive, and for the first time since the com.
mencement of his case, he refr,ses to talk
with reporters, ana refers them to his at.
tolneys. When asked to-day about the
bell-boy who cut the mysterious figure al
The Coroners inquest, but of whom nc
information could be Obtained. either by
the Coroner or by the Chief of Police. AL
though he was known to have been in
- n y of ha
he refused 10 talk, and. referred his cues
TONERS To his lawyers. The JURORS had free
movement to day through all the upper
Rooms OF fuur Courts, and were allowed
to look at the morning papers, but were
not permitted to read anything about
the trial They then turned t,
baseball, and discussed the play
ers' averages for while, ane
were subsequently taken out to the parks
for walk. The physicians who recently
examined Prellers body, to ascertain
whether he had the disease described by
Maxwell, will testify tomorrow in rebut
tai. There has been some talk of introduc
ing the organs taken from the body b,
these physicians in evidence, but it seem.
10 have been decided To day by the prose
eution not to do so except under orier o
the Court.
Hartford, May 30th.-Nrs. Yung Wing
formerly Miss Kellogg, died yesterday a
her home in this city. Yung Wing, wher
Chinese Minister to this country. seyera
years ago, became acquainted with he,
through her brother, and courtship O
several months, resulted in a wedding
which was social sensation at the
time. The husband had at first to obtain
the consent of his Government to marry
and reside permanently in this country
which. as a result of his long intercourse
with Americans during his Yale course. he
preferred 10 his own. The presents of Chi.
nese goods and curios he brought to his bride
are still remembered for their variety and
elegance. Mr.. and Mrs. Yung Wing di.
vided their time between Washington and
Hartford. Yung Wing having important
diplomatic duties in the former city
Several years ago he built fine house OH
Prospect avenue, which has been the family
residence. Mrs. Yung Wing was a lady OF
charming manners, and was greatly adj
mired in the society in which she moved
Her delicate health for some time past kept
her confined to her home much of the
time. She leaves two boys, bright little
fellows, in whose faces may be traced the
characteristics of their parentage of both
sides. She was 50 years of age
Two Americans Jailed in Mexico.
GALVESTON, May 30th-A special to the
Neigs from San Antonio saws A gent e.
man Just returned from Monterey saws that
conductor Webb and engineer Scott. of the
Mexican National Railroad. were sum.
marily cast into prison at Monterey on Fri
day for knocking a drunken Mexican of
The track while their train was turning 9
curve. The man was not killed. The con.
ductor and engineer are both Americans
1t is not known whether they have beer
released or no:
Auction Sale of Wool.
ST.. LOUIS, May 30th.-Several heav,
wool dealers of this city will hold an auc
tion sale of wool, cotton and wool, in ware
house, on Thursday next. June Sd. The
wool consists chiefly of Illinois, Kansas
Nebraska and Texas clip, me1ium and fine
and will aggregate about 400 ,009 pounds
All the wool will be classified by a reglsal
inspector, and will be sold by grade A,
this is the largest amount of WOOL ever of
fered at one time at public auction la thi
country, very large attendance Of botl
Eastern and Western buy ers is expected t,
be present.
Jerome Park Forecasts.
New York, May 30th.-Eorecasts 70
Jerome Park for Nay 31st; First race
Dawdle colt first. Merry One second. Sc,
on6 race-Miss Woodford first. Sam Brow
second. Third race-Bigsonette first. Jen
ME X. second. Fourth race-LoAgvie,
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