Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-11

Louis Railroad ran through an open switch
| at Nokomis, H., 81 miles east of here, at {
o'clock this morning, and collided with the
rear of a freight train on the side track
Next to the caboose, which was demolished,
was an oil car. This bursted, and the con.
tents taking fire, it and the wrecked caboose
and entire passenger train, consisting OF q
baggage, express and mail car, two coaches,
one sleeper, were entirely consumed. Con.
ductor Browning and the engineer OF the
passenger train were somewhat injured, but
none of the passengers were hurt. After the
collision the freight train, except the oil car
and the csboose, pulled out and escaped fur
ther damage. The loss is probably 500 eco or
$4,000.
100000 Fire.
BRADFORD pa. J. October l0th.-Last night
the Mcclure House at Red Rock, FIVE miles
east of here, caught fire from lamp explo-
sioI and was burned. together with the rail-
road depot and two small buildings. Minnie
Slattery, servant, tainted in the third story,
and was thrown out by Mary Hassler, an
other servant, receiving probably fatal in
juries. The latter escaped by jumping. Total
loss. $50, goo; partly insured.
Shooting Array Between a White Man
and Negro.
EVANSVILLE lind. J, October i0th.-A diff
Guilty occurred between a negro named Oscar
Therter, who is janitor Of the Custom-house
here. and young man named Rouse, in q
saloon this morning, about 1880 o'clock,
which resulted in the shooting Of Rouse and
also the wounding of the negro. Rouse is
expected to die, and this morning, about
o'clock, it was found necessary TO move the
negro from the city lookup TO the County
Jail for safety, as there was considerable
feeling against him among Rouse's friends.
There was a crowd OF about one hundred
about the Jail at o'clock this morning, which
was dispersed by the Judges of the Circuit
and Superior Courts, VINO asked the crowd to
go to their homes, agreeing that the negro
should be kept secure for trial. Later in the
day. at about O'Clock in the afternoon,
quite a crowd again gathered about the jail,
and it is feared by some that there will be
trouble. The last crowd was dispersed by
word from one Councilman and the Mayor.
There is considerable feeling among the
negroes, as well as among Rouse's friends.
Death of Texas supreme Court Judge.
OMAHA, October 10th.-Hon. T. H. Duvol,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Texas, died
at Fort Omaha to-day of an abdominal alb
cess. for which he came here short time ago
for treatment and was the guest of his SON.
inrlaw. Major Roberts. He was 50 years of
age. The remains will be sent TO his home at
Austin, Texas, on Tuesday.
Fatal Quarrel over Game OF Cards.
ALAMosA (Col. J, October l0th.-Early this
morning Thomas Valley, Deputy Sheriff,
was fatally shot by Pat. Donovan, q notori-
Gus desperate, caused by quarrel over a
game of cards.
Immigrants Deafhs-Births.
New York, October 10th. Immigrants
arriving last week, 1914; deaths, 5SS /;
births, 5,220.
Joe Gets His Name In the Papers Again.
ST. LOUIS, October 10th.-The reports cir
culating in Northern and Eastern cities that
Joe Emmett, the actor, is dead, are entirely
without foundation. He is very much better,
and improving as rapidly as could be expected
under the circumstances.
The Hudson River Tunnel Disaster.
NEW YORK, October 1Oth.-The body of
Patrick Kirwin. killed by the Hudson river
disaster, was recovered this morning. Three
more bodies are in view.