Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
nights enlSrant tran 10 arrive In Sacramento Sep
TENDER Goth, and 40 last night, to arrive September
9th.
Joseph Emmett's Engagen.ent-A Strange


Thursday Emmett got off again. He captured
by Manager Alblugh, but appeared at the matinee
on Saturday, evidently intoxicated. He walked up
TO one OF the proscenium boxes in which was seated
the proprietor of the hotel where he stopped, and
shaking his fist in that gentlemans face, remarked :
Get out Of here = On Saturday night his condi-
ton was greatly improved, but he omitted nearly all
his songs Just before the close OF the last scene he
suddenly walked down to the footlights and shouted,
Stop the music !! dead silence followed
and then in a weak and trembling Voice
and with tears pouring down his cheeks,
Fritz spoke as follows: :" Ladies' and Gentlemen
was very sick to-day. God only knows how sick
l was. 1t was heart-sckness. Cat this evil
dent allusion to the action of his wife in having him
put in prison, he laid his hand his heart and
looked mournfuliy around) | would not have ap
peared here tonight but for one man. and he is JOHN
Albaugh. Applause | told him this afternoon
that l was too sick TO play tonight, and he said
Play for my sake. For no other man would have
played not that do not appreciate (applause) this
audience and smiles of the pretty eyes present (and
Baltimore is full OF them) but was too heartsick
At this point Emmett sat down on the stage and ex-
claimed g Johnnie Albaugh is good fellow, and
was glad to be able to fulfill my engagement with
him." Applausel Then in an undertone Emmett
sad apparently addressing HIMSELF: brace up !"
He than sprang to his feet saying, :" Let The music
go on, and finished the performance without further
break When he made illusions to Albaurh he was
greeted with loud applause but as he proceeded his
remarks were coidly received, and when the curtain
went down there deaf silence, and no effort
was made to Call him to the front.
Narrow Escape of Negro from Violent
Death.
CHICAGO September 2Oth-At Galesburg this
morning the relatives Of Miss Chase, who in state
bordering on insanity married dlsreputable nero
named Sam Monroe and has been seduestered by
her relati, es some days. brouy ht into town. and
with her three brothers and uncle entered train
10 go TO Peoria. Monroe, who had been released
from j ii where he was confined for larceny ap.
ne:lr-d the ulltfOrm and KING def
the party, said Good morning, brother Horace
WheIeupOn the young man addressed knocked him
down, borrowed revolver and began to shoot, and
chas d the negro through the crowd when he tried
to escape, Monroe also having revolver in his hand
all TIE time. Monroe Was hit in the arm but not
much hurt. bystander named Croker was Sc
vercy injured by shot. Monroe eventually
capped Much excitement is manifest among the
negroes who side with him, and among the white
population, whose sympathIes all on the other
side.
Woman Mysferiously Murdered.
MILWAUKEE, September 10Th. = The Senttners
special says; A maiden lady named Mary Haywood,
living with her brother in the town Of Rockland,
Manitowoc county, was murdered last night. Her
brother left home last evening, leaving his sister
with servant girl and her sister. Returning, he
found blood on The floor and traced it to the body
If his sister, which he found under a wood piie
with her throat cut and covered with wood and
boards The girls have both been arrested, but
claim to know nothing about the murder.
Horrible Trasedy-JIIrder and Suicide.
JoNEsvrLLs (Mich.), September 20th.-A horrible
tragedy occurred yesterday evening at the residence
OF Andrew Tiffany, two miles from here Henry
Lindiey, hired man in the employ Of Tiffany, who
is supposed to have conceived passion Tor his en-
ployers Is year old daughter called her and shot
her, killing her instantly. Lindley then blew his
own brains out, falling with his weapon under him.
Ths only cause known to which the dreadful crime
can be attributed unrequited love. The parents
were visiting the grave of 4 daughter. Alice had
refused 10 marry Lindley.
Killed for Pooling Around Another
Mans Wi!c.
DAYTON (0.), September 20th.-This afternoon
George Ware shot aud killed Lee Brumabaugh, a
lawyer, for improper intimacy with Mrs. Ware. He
gave him5ef up Immediately. He had found Brum-
abaugh with his wife to-day.
Brother Against BrOIher Another Tenn.
perance Lecture.
LOUISVILLE (Kv y September 20th-Uard words
and bad whskey caused quarrel last night be-
tween Harrison Hall ard his brother Ed. (bOth co..
ored) in which the alter was terribly cut and VIZ
tually disemboweled Harrison attempted TO es-
cape but captured. Ed. died this morning.
sixty Residences, Thirty Barns and a
Church Burned.
MILWAUKEE, September 20th-The Se,ltineTs
Green Bay special says that Disastrous fire this az
ternoon aud evening destroyed sixty dwelling
houses, thirty barns and the Presbyterian church.
The residences burned were among the best in the
city, The fire is under control. The fire de-
partments OF OcontO and Depere responded to call
for aid. The fire broke out III the Aston MILL spread
to Adams jefferson and Madison streets. jumped 20
Cherry, Pine, Main and Cedar streets, and the
flames only stopped when they reached the
liver The loss estimated at $50 900 to $l75 coo
insurance light
Bar-rO0m Shooting ARRAY.
GREENsBrRe (Ky), September 20th.-At slilltown
Saturday five men had BARRON quarrel on-ac-
count Of an old feud, and John Hancock was IA
tally Shot and four others seriously Twenty SIX
shots were fred.
Sovereign Grand Lodge, L. o. O. +.
TORONTO (ont), September 20 h.-The Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows met this morning in the Legislative Assembly
room, Paril1entary building. All the officers and
a large number OF members were present. After
receiving address from Grand Master Cole on be-
half Of the Grand Lodge Of Ontario, to which Grand
Sire John Harmon appropriately responded, the
Sovereign Lodge proceeded to business, continuing
until O'Clock, when the meeting WAS adjourned
until tomorrow morning At ! o'clock the Soyer-
eisn Grand Lodge, together with the Chicago and
Boston Encampments, visited the Government
House, where they were received by Lieutenant
Governor Robinson. The American Band OF Provi-
dence, K. l., was present, and played God Save
the Queen and /" Yankee Doodle"
Nebraska statc Fair-FataI Accident.
OMAHA, September goth The Nebraska State
Fair opened this city to day. and viii continue the
rest OF the week Inc prospects are that IT VIII
prove to be the b1st fair EVER given in Nebraska.
The cattle exhibition is very extensive. embracing
many fine thoroughbreds. The other departments
are well filled. There are about 1000 entries
Poa Shepard scott, aged H. while out hunting
Yesterday Florerca Lake, accidentally shot him
self and died almost instantly in the presence OF his
companion, Arthur Purtell.
General TOrberts Remains.
NEW YORK, September GOTH General F. T. Dent,
commanding at St. Augustine, Fla, teegraphs:
" General Torbcrt's remains here | take tn m
to Jacksonville, and Will send them the steamer
Western Texas all right"
Accidental Poisoning.
wnkEsBARRE pa ! September 20th.-Mrs. Sylvina
Carl and sister, Mrs. r. s. Woodward, were poisoned
to-day by using cornmeal in which arsenic had been
placed for the purpose Of DESTROYING rats. Jemima
Powell, servant, is dying. The others may re-
cover.
The Disorder in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, September 20th.-There is nothing
official from Corning today, the wires being i'll
trouble.
SECOND DISPATCH.1
CoLUMBrs, September 20th-All quiet at the
Corning mines to-day, and the indications are that
there will be no further trouble
Lumber Dock Burned.
BAY CRY (Mich) September 2oth.-Rust & Co.'S
lumber dock is burning. Loss, $50, 600; insured.
The city had narrow escape, ON account OF high
wind.