Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-08
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Terrible Boiler ExplOsiOn-FOur Person
Killed and E0ur Others In Inred.

DONHsrIC NEWS.
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Terr,h,e Ho,,er rxpIoston-rour Persons
u,,,.., .n,u Cn.- ofbers urtured
- 80, .-:,,s
DuNklhh tV.s July .th.a 'erriole ro acci'
cent occurred near mere yesterday aterhoo,,' u,
.he Doiier ol steail-siirasner eHpiou.ns' EN-
ing lour persons ana seriously ihJuriDs ioui
others. r
Inc scene Deggared oescripti'h. ne 1eao
and injured were scattered ABOUT the pace,
and the air was hiied with the groans OF the
wounded and the cries OF their iran.lc Irlends.
Richard Case was instantly killed. Ills
head was blown distance OF loo yards from
where ms BODY lay; ana MS hsart was illeraiiy
torn out ana iouhd at some Instance from the
tfuhk. ;. -,
Amsey mardin vas ihs1ahtiy k.iieo'
XV;Ii;a,, 1s,a Ereaar;o,r J;aJ a., hour fto- ~
accident
Ruby Thrush cannot recover.
Jesse Frederick will lose leg.
John McVetty and A. NJ. Bower were
slightly injured.
The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
The boiler had never been used before.
Th. uo.v,ra, a,Co,uu,h,, Ro,x,pg Co,.es,
g, ~ nj -.
NEW LoNpoN loohn. ouiy .th..ine e"9
miles reshulah race between tne eign! oareu
crews rem she Ilalvarm ~, anu Collulpla Sol'
reyes, ro"eo Oyer the nai1es couIse ~ eo,uay' ~,
was won oy ,!e,'a.u IN II ni,iiuees u, % sec, ~
onds. ooiruhoia ar s. cllhe was II minutes oi
seconas. Inc race was eAeeeulnsV pretty,
ana notify contested throusnout. harvard
won tne an 1"ss anu cnose .ne "ess si9e ol Siie
course: COURSE tn9 1 crS~s "eIe sIa! leu ~ iriiloiy,
Captaln OF tne t,arVara onlsersity crew, az
70 minutes past -. harvard got tne Ieao OF
bs
away IN good sIyie, 90 strokss 70 tne minute:
Iney swung along DO" anu pow until tne nrst
aaii-mlie Duoy was reached, Wnen , Coi9mDia
torged nall length anead. lhls iead was
overcome by Harvard Deiore the ena OF the
nrss m,e. AZ ene nrse lhiie ouoy harvard q
spurteu TO forty strokes, ana got snghe
iead, ~hich was 9fauualiy increased 10 q
length aud quarter az the hn'sh.
The New York pemocraey-Fightins for
Expected spoils.
CHICAGO, July 7th..The Journals Wash
lngton speciai says "A private ietter from
prominent politician IN New YORK gives an
inkling OF the want OF harmony between the
two great 1actlons OF the Democratlc party
OF that CITY. Inc question OF DIVISION Oh
spolls IN case OF Democratic success ls just
now disturbing tne Iammany and anti lam
many factions, and rumDhngs OF discontent are
Inc Iammanyites insist upon being assured
before the campaign opens OF an equal share
OF the spoiis IN case OF success, else they
threaten to bolt the ticket, and some even go
SO far as TO declare tnat the; Will vote Tor
the ltepuoilcsn candidates- Inc anti 1am-
manyltes are averse TO permitting heiiy and
his crowd TO paruclpate In the spolis, ana
lllden, through ms frlends WI. IL Is alleged,
insist that the Iammany chieftan shall be
ieit Out IN the c0iu. AS the c0nOest pro-
gresses IL Is seen that the struggle between
the rival factions rs only Tor the greater por-
tion OF the expected sp1ils, ana many lnnu-
entiai business men oil the Democratlc party,
naving oeooni1 W,st that sms iao.ious
when November comes many Of them will
vote for Garfield and Arthnr the candidates
81 the M rartv that will secure GOOD order hns;.
80 y. snS stalh;l;3v l and rersonaI sec,,r;tv
Inc war
CHICAGO, July 9TH. The Inter Oceans
Washington special says: Ihe Secretary OF
State mas INDICATED TO our representatives at
San Diego and Lima that TINS government
would not aecllne TO intercede In penaif OF the
restoration OF peace between Lne TWO coun-
tries. The tone OF the latest of1clal advlces
does not encourage tne nope tnat the OTTER
Will be accepted, as the feruvlans DO not yet
concsde that their cause IS hopeless, and are
now preparing for renewal OF active hostlli-
ties. About a year ago the United States
declined to unite with England and Germany
to bring this unnecessary war to close. The
important commercial interests OF all nations
in that section have seriously suffered. The
United States, now having taken the lmtia-
tive, England and Germany y, Will follow In
their demands tor peace. Ihe department
OF state feSarus tne exoio oitant demands OF
is it >, .ba ar and terr;tor;.i oa aaoss ISIS
aa s;,nr,ie subterf,,ga hv means Of Which ny
Ch;,aan I.overnment Homes nerrnanentIy -
m,.. onnax ths most vslu sbie ror.;on Of PerI "
s'''HeA W.. .''os ~ -
senator Logan ON 'ne foi'icai si'uatioh' l.
CHICAGO, July Tth;-Senator Logan re-
turned from New York yesterday. In
answer to an inquiry concerning the charge
that Senator Conkling exacted certain
promises before ne would support the ticket,
he said: do not believe that there is any
ConL,;no verv freonentlv in New York and
talked verv freely with him ON the snbiect
of the canvass. There was nothing in mis-
manner or conversation that indicated any
intention on his part of not cordially and
earnestly supporting the Republican ticket.
Concerning the Democratic nominees he said
81 think the nominations are as strong as
the Democrats could nave made, but regard
their candidates as being mere representatives
of the party, and if elected they will carry out
the policy of the Democratic party as thor.
oughly as any other of the candidates tina!
went before the Cincinnati Convention. lns
contest 1ke th!s II Is not SO mucn question
OF canoloases, II tney are good men, as ~ ~ Is .
questlon 81 she pohcy Oh 'he parry winch shes
represent.
Wesfern-bound Passengers.
OMAHA, July 7th.-The following passen-
gers were on to days train, leaving at 12:15
P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July 11th
B. Gurst and wife, U. S. N; Mrs. J. r.
Sayers and two children, Miss A. n. Man
NM; IMisS. oan ranGlseo MTs; w. u. lioopel'
WINE noope[, oonhnig Hooper, oakiana
1nrs. "a; DrsVen, Diruie orasen' <Aia
mega .. non: oan Leanero.
,ty-ell!ee .nrougn einigranss iete On las
hisoss Gilielans AM srain' W afri'e III oacra
hieneo July ifs'''
SbocLIrg Ease of yyireMur,aer and Sut