Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-10

the continent and to Europe from Halifax It
is expected in New England that receipts from
lines.
ageously reverted to first principles" and re-
stored President Washington's custom of not
shaking hands with everybody, but merely re-
eeiving the bows of the callers and saving his
right arm and nervous system for greater use
fulness.
The White Caps have notified Rev. George ia
cob Schweinfurth, who claims to be Christ, to
leave Rockford, Illinois, in ten days. If he
Qoesnt leave they say they will roast him alive.
They claim he is breaking up families. Schwein-
furth has employed watchmen and says he is
ready for them.
Michael Carroll, an elderly man, fell from
wagon on the Mission road near San Francisco
early Wednesday morning, and when picked
up he was dead. Nothing is known regarding
him. He asked the owner of the wagon to allow
MN to ride, but after going a short distance he
fell to the ground.
An incendiary attempted to burn the re-
mainder of the town of Moreland yesterday.
He set fire to vacant house. An engine was
sent from Chicago and the flames subdued with
small loss. 1t is believed the fire was started
with view to thievery. The incendiary will
be lynchedif caught.
The Chinese woman who was returned to
British Columbia from Port Townsend a few
days ago, is seeking clergyman at Victoria, to
marry her to a Chinese merchant, who will
thus take the woman to Puget Sound. Sew
eral cle;gymen knowing the circumstances have
refused TO marry the parties
An interesting fact in connection with the
election of Nathan F. Dixon to the National
his grandfather was elected United States sena-
tor when William Henry Harrison was Presi-
dent Mr.. Dixon is lawyer by profession and
has held various public positions.
And now the land-hunters are after the Sisse-
ton Sioux Reservation, in Dakota, tract of
LOO square miles, said to be remarkably we'll
watered and productive. There are about 1900
Indians on the reservation, and it is proposed
70 induce them by perfectly fair means to part
With 1t for a reasonable compensation.
The cases of Broderick, Bauerisen and God
ing, the % dynamiters, came up in the Fed
eral Court at Chicago. and on motion of the
District Attorney the indictments Were stricken
from the docket, the defendants having been
convicted in the State Courts. This ends the
great fight between the road and the engineers.
Albert Pearson. who escaped from the peni-
Tertiary at winnipeg seventeen years ago. came
back on a visit and was arrested Wednesday
He is citizen of the United States and the
question of lmprisoning him for the remainder
of his term is causing the officials some trouble.
The United States Consul will demand his re-
lease.
the warning to American tea-drinkers sounded
by United States Consul Crowell, who is sta
toned at Annoy, China, has an excellent basis
Much of the dirty trash was sold in New York
at fifteen cents per pound, and experts at Annoy
have declared it too poor to pass Custom House
inspection.
Considerable excitement has arisen in San
Diego over some cod banks, which are said to
have been discovered about a hundred miles off
the coast by the United States steamer Alba
tross, and large company has been formed for
the purpose of fishing the banks Captain Tan
ner of the Albatross says, however. that all the
banks were discovered there, but no cod were
caught.