Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-16

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very anxious to have peace brought about. 1t
also affects the Wabash line, and as the
Wabash does not think it can afford to stand
quietly by and look on, there is trouble there,
too. The Fort Wayne and Wabash. having
ticket deal" the Fort Wayne is interested
in whatever affects the Wabash. 1t is thus
seen that there is every chance of general
war, should this strife on Colorado fares from
Chicago continue much longer, and war on
West bound rates from the East generally to
all points in the West. If this was brought
about it would not be long time before
tickets would be cheap both ways, and all
ever the country. The meeting yesterday to
adjust this matter was resultless, and they
will have another conference to-day.
storms on the Atlantic.
New YORK, February 14th.-Vessels now
arriving bring terrible stories of storm on
the Atlantic February 1st. When the Guion
steamship Wyoming arrived yesterday two
seamen were sent to the hospital with broken
legs. The Anchor steamer Deyonia sent one
man in the same condition. The Wyoming
reports that the storm came up in the after
noon so suddenly that before the summons
call hands on deck" could be obeyed the
storm struck the vessel, and the entire deck
watch of eight men were disabled. Other
vessels bring similar reports Of exceptionally
heavy weather.
Nestern-B0und Passengers.
OMAHA, February 14tk- The following
through passengers were on te-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 p. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
February 18th: Edward s. Thayer wife and
daughter. New Bedford. Mass; H. p Isaacs,
Walla Walla; w. f. Busher and wife, De-
catur, ILL.,; J. H. Clough, Chicago; Mrs.
Edward Terry. Washington, d. c.; Miss E.
E. Cottrell, Mystic, Conn.,; Dr. E. N. Wood
ward, San Francisco; James A. Hunt,
Arizona.
Sixty-eight through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento February 2lst.
Narrow Escape of Royalty.
CHICAGO, February 14th-The 1'ribune'S
Ottawa special says: The beauty and fashion
of the city assembled this evening for the
purpose of being presented to the Governor
General and Princess Louise. At o'clock,
the hour fixed for the arrival of the vice-regal
party, it was announced that an accident had
occurred to the Governor Generals party.
The greatest excitement prevailed, and the
ceremonies were at once postponed for the
evening. The escape of The royal party was
most miraculous. 1t appears that the party
were driving in covered sleigh, and on turn
ing the corner near the entrance to the Ride
hall grounds, it capsized, throwing the driver
from his seat The horses took fright and
ran away, dragging the sleigh on its side and
tossing the occupants about in dangerous
manner. While running at a furious rate
the horses were caught by two men, who
sprang out in the street and at the risk of
their lives seized the horses by the bits. The
vice-regal party were taken to a house and
physicians summoned, who dressed their
wounds. 1t is thought that none Of the party
are seriously injured.
AciIin's Case.
NEW York, February 14th-The Worlds
Washington special, on Ackiin's situation,
says: One member of the committee said to-
day: "Dont ask me what the report will
be; the facts are bad enough" Another
member said: "We shall probably be COM
PEELED to report that Acklin is guilty as in
dicted by the newspapers, and let the House
take such action as it may deem proper"
A Washington special says: 1t is now
probable that AckliD. of Louisiana, will be
expelled for his connection with the alleged
bogus report from the Foreign Relations
Committee. If expelled, it viii be by votes
from both sides of the House.
Desperate Arrested.
DENIsoN TEX, February 14th.-For the
past two years trains on the Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas road have been fired at just
after dark, near Caddo. Indian Territory.
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perforated, and employees wounded. United
States Marshal Ayers caught a man named
Meyers tonight in the act of firing on a train,
and so desperately did Meyers resist arrest
that Ayres shot him fourteen times before he
succumbed.
Dealing in Futures" Decided to be
Gambling.
MEMPHIS, February 14th.-Judge Pierce,
in the Circuit Court to-day, in the case of
Gilbert, Breca & Co., of Chicago, VS.. Sidney
Cook-suit brought for additional margin in
a wheat ransaction-decided that dealing in
futures is gambling, and is subject for the
Grand Jury.
Fires.
CHICAGO, February 14th.-John L. Robert
soG's drug store, at Sandoval, Ill, was burg
larized yesterday of So, 900 in money and then
burned. Loss by fire, $4,000.
CHICAGO, February 14th.-Baumberger
Bloom & Co.'S furniture warehouse was par
TALLY burned to night. Loss on the building,
$50, 600; insurance, 800, 900. Loss on stock,
S12, 900 to SIS, 900; insurance, $4,000. Stock
damaged largely by water.