Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-08

on the way back some men disguised over
powered the guard and carried off the pris.
oner, who is supposed to have been lynched.
Ice and Iron House Burn in ST. Louis.
ST, LOUIS, September Sth.-Three ice
houses Ct Huse, LOOMS i Co, and three
smaller ones, belonging to the Mississippi Ice
Co., on the river, rom the Tweed, Florida
and Bates streets. have Burned. Loss, SAL.
600; insured for $780, 900. The flames spread
to the extensive iron foundry and Excelsior
Manufacturing Co.'s structures on the west
side, and consumed the storing. molding and
casting-houses on Smith and Lewis streets,
amounting, perhaps, to about one-third of the
establishment. All the patterns and all the
orders were saved. and the business will not
| be delayed more than three days. Loss es-
| timated at S135, 600; insured for SlC9. 600.
| About G,000 finished stoves in the stofekouse
| were destroyed.
Hendricks Deneunces Garfield.
CHICAGO, September 7th.-The Times says
John c. News personal organ at Indianapo.
lis having denied the statements in Hen
bricks Marion speech. that General Garfield
| played dishonorable part II the Electoral
count of 1876, the Ex-Governor returned to
the charge at the Wigwam in Indianapolis
| last evening" and he declared thas Garfelds
experience as visiting statesman in Louis.
ana untitled him for service on the Electoral
Commission, and that he should not have &C.
cepted the position as a juror in a case in
which he had prepared evidence. Mr.. Hen
bricks grew vehepently eloquent In denun-
citation of the alleged fraud, and closed with
the prediction that in the eternal providence
| of O righteous God no man who was engaged
in that Infamous work would ever be elected
| by the people to the place once occupied by
! Washington.
Another DcrauIicr Gone to the Springs.
TOLEDO, September 7th.-It is ascertained
that L. B. Hail. whose term of office as
Treasurer of Lucas county has just expired
is defauiter to the amount of SAT 600
Hall was elected by the National party and
has served one term. In rote to his deputy
he admits the fact of his defalcation, and re
quests him to inform his bondsnen. Hall
has left the city.
VIII Vote for Garfield.
New YORK, September 7th.-The Erening
Post has the following General Mcdowell.
commander of the Military Department of
the Pacific, has procured leave of absence
from army headquarters, for the sole purpose
of coming back to New York, where he has
long maintained his legal residence, in order
to vote next November. lie wrote the other
day to friend, asking to be advised of the
day on which he must be in New York for
registration, saying he was coming home to
vote for Garfield, and meant to bring another
voter with him.
A Batch OF Nominations.
New YORK, September 7th.-The Third
Congressional District Republicans have
nominated Evarts W. Farr for Congress.
The Republicans of the Sixth Congressional
District, New York, have renominated John
II, Camp for Congress-
The Republicans of the First Congressional
District, Conn.,, have nominated John r.
Buck for Congress. General Hawley declined
denomination.
Terrible Storm.
CHICAGO, September Sth (St. George, Ber-
muda, September LIST. THE severest storm
that has visited the isles in a century ragged
last Saturday night. The gale continued to
increase until 2 o'clock Monday morning,
| when tremendous hurricane prevailed. The
| damage throughout has been very great,
Spending the Ten Thousand Dollars.
CHICAGO, September 9TH. : The Inter
Oceans Washington special says The Agri-
cultural Department to-day received letter
from Commissioner LeDue, who went West
some weeks since to bore artesian wells on
the plains for irrigation purposes. He says
he has decided to bore one of them at Fort
! Lyon, Colorado 1t is considered probable
that he will locate others also in Colorado
He has $40, 0C0 to spend in the experiment.
Captured Embezaier.
DEApwooD d. T. September 7Lh-A tel
gram has been received here to-day announce
ing the capture at Fort Sully, in this Terri
tory, of r. O. Adams, the defaulting ex-
Postmaster of this city, who recently escaped
from the United States Marshal after having
been convicted of embezzlement.
Mining in the streets.
DENVER Coli, September 7th.-Advices
from Santa Fe state that at Los Ritas, new
mining camp 40 miles from Santa Fe, where
recently rich gold rock was discovered in the
foundation of house, Jesse Martin, pros
pector, who discovered the ore and located
mines III the principal streets, was driven
from the town by the Mexican inhabitants,
who dislike the idea of a large influx of min
ers. as by them shafts We're sunk underneath
houses and in cellars and the inhabitants are
very bitter towards Martin especially, who
was the cause of it.
Fatally injured.
DENVER (Col. J, September Stk,-The Re
puJlican's Leadvile special says: Charles
Carter was fatally injured yesterday morning
in the Chrysolite mine by the premature dis
charge of giant powder. William Brennan
was badly mapgled by the explosion Of giant
powder in the La Plata mine.
Race Horse Sold.
CLEVELAND, September Sth.-Mr. Emory,
owner of Parana, has sold her to w. a.
Balsh of Boston for SIG, 600.
Off ciaI Visits.
WASHINGTON, September 7th.-Alexander
Martin. Meter and Refner of the United
States Mint in San Francisco, who has been
| here on official business, leaves for San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning, stopping at Omaha,
Denver and Salt Lake City, by the direction
of the Director OF the Mint, on official bust
ness.
| silver and Stocks.
New York, September 7th.-Silver bars,
49, !; money easy at 2@3; Governments
quiet stocks closed quiet Western Union,
1O4S Quicksilver, 10; Pacific Mail, 409
Mariposa, /; Wells-Fargo, 1o9;. New York
Central, 1917; Erie. 404; Panama. 1876;
Union Pacific, ga bonds, 1laa; Central
Pacific, "a bonds, 111s; Sutro, i.