Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-04
The Festive Cowboy Turns soose.

o rSsuFe SowDcy Turns BOoSe.
PUEBLO, June 3a:-Yesterday party of
cowboys invaded Stuarts Station a short
distance this side OF the Kansas Sta,e line.
fney Dad an old-feshioned Wild West
Juollee In the streets, and then concentrated
u tIeir rofCes upon the Postoffice Finally
they wens inside an6i demanded letters
Receiving none, they tired nearly 200
shots, rddfng and wrecicing almost e-ery.
1ninS IN tEe building. Deputy United
states Marshal Nutting came to this sity
anu procllreti posse, With which he
started back s0 Stuarts on the evening tran.
a bishops Mysterious Disappearance
1ANkroN, 4.sne 3d.-Dakota is all ezS
Giteinent over the disappearance of Bishop
BoWmen, of the Episcopal Church. Shortly
before o'clock Friday morning he left his
room and was seen walking down the rail.
ROAD track IN the direction of the Missouri
river. A thorough search has been made.
Dul no trace can be found of him. 1t is
thousht he drowned himself. His room is
uhuisturped, and he left no clue 20 his in
tentions. He was greatly admired nv all
who knew him.
Status 70 GaribaIdf,
lcoPysi, 1856. 5yGse California isoe;4, = pr..,
Nfw YORK June 3d.-To morrow the
statute of Gafibaldi will be unve;ied on
Washington Square with IMPOSING cere
monies by ltaiiRn'societies. The ststue is
OF bronze and represent Garibaldi IN the
act OF drawing his sword to advance on the
Toe. 1t is of heroic size, s feet 10 inches in
night, and weighs over seventeen thousand
pounds.
A Terrible Domestic Tragedy.
LOGAN tOA. June 3d.-In log cabin on
q farm four miles from here the dead bod
les OF James Phillips and his wife were
found Yesterday. II appeared from a note
left by Phillips, and'from the testimony of
their little children, that Phillips had cut
his wiies throat with'a pocket-knife and
tnen used the same weapon upon his own
throat.
One Who Talked With Blaine.
NEW YORK, June 3d.-General Lswton
Minister to Austria, arrived on the steamer
La Gascogne to-day. IN an interview Law
ton, said that one month since he dined
with Blaine in Rome. He thought from
the tenor of Blaine's remarks at that fine
that he would accept the nomination for
President If selected by the Convention.
Jay Gould Is Not Sick.
DENVER, June 3d-Jay Gould and
party of Missouri Pacific officials arrived in
Pueblo at noon today. Gould most en-
phatically denies the recent report regard
ing his illness, and says that while in
Kansas City he had a Slight attack of
neuralgia. With this. exception he has
been in perfect health.
The Western Union Buvs Another Line,
Copyright 1855. by tie California Associated Pres,
Fort WORTH, June 3d.-The sale of the
Fort Worth and Denver Telegraph Com
pany to the Western Union was announced
to-day. The line extends from here to
Denver, and is the only telegraph line run
ming northwest from the Panhandle.
A Somewhat Novel Election.
Copyright. 1sss. by he Calfo 4ssociaied Iress.l
WILMINGTON (Dei }, June 3d.-The Re-
publicans Won signal victory Yesterday
in the municipal election This was the
first election under the new registration
law. 1t was absolutely free from repeating
and other frauds.
Five Ihousand in One Day.
fCcpgat, 1883, by The Cal o,r,;a Associated Press,
New YORK, June 3d.-Five thousand i'm
migrants landed at Castle Garden to-day.
Among them were five Hind0os from Cal
cutta, who will open bazaars at various
summer resorts.
Three Persons Drowned.
VINCENYEs (Ind. J, June 3d.-Professor
Anderson, Principal of the Spencer High
School, and Misses Lille and Clara Horna-
day were drowned in White river last even
ing by the accidental uosetting of their
boat while rowing.
The National Sasagerfest.
ST. LOUIS, June 3d.-The Twenty. fifth
National Saengerfest of the North Ameri-
can Saengerbund commences here on June
18th. and will last till Saturday night, June
10Th. Over 5000 singers will participate.
Arrest of a Maraerer.
DENVER, June 3d.-A c. BarnhiH. alias
Alf. Anderson, was arrested TODAY at
Littleton for the murder of John Lane,
brother of the famous Jim Lane, of Kansas,
at Eureka Springs, Ark, two years ago.
Another Fatal Railroad Wreck.
ANoKA (Minn.) June sd.-A train on
the Manitoba Railway was derailed to-day.
One man was killed, and two fatally and
four seriously injured.