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

hour tonight Mr.. Hawley was still alive.
There are various rumors af1oat in regard to
the affair. but his family and friends claim
that the shooting was purely accidental.
aforementioned Passengers.
OMAHA, February 15th.-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
mento February 10Th: A. L. Stokes, Kan
sas City 2. McKeon and wife, New York
W. Fleisher, San Juan Arthur Comstock,
Walter Middleton, Utica, New York Ham
G.. Huey, r. e. Tittermary, William L. Lit
tleton, John S. Hill, Philadelphia William
II. HIM. and wife, San Francisco; Mrs.
Lieut.. Symonds and two children, Og-
densburg, New York Miss K Brown San
Francisco; l. F. Bigelow, New York; Mr..
Lansing, wife and child, Albany, New York !;
L. D. Hosie, New Jersey.
Increase OF Wages.
MANCHESTER IN. b. J, February 15th.-The
Amoskeag, Manchester and Stark corpora
lions increase their wages, beginning March
LIST, from to 10 per cent.
Three Men Suf1ocated.
BALTIMORE, February 15th.-Three men
Chas. r. Smith, aged So, R. A. McAuley,
Jr, and colored man named Isaac Jones
were suffocated to death yesterday on night
soil barge at Pring Gardens, just beyond the
southern suburbs of the city.
Murder and Suicide.
SYRAcusE(N W, February 15th.-Amelia
Mantz shot her cousin, Julius Mantz, dead
Saturday night. and killed herself with
second shot from the pistol. They had been
living together four years under promise of
marriage. Letters from another woman
found on the man indicate that the cause was
jealousy.
Died of His Wound.
PORTSMOUTH IN. HI February 18TH
Frank Dillingham;, the murderer, died this
forenoon from the effects of the pistol shot
wound in his head, inflicted Immediately
after killing his aunt.
Condemned to Death.
LoGANsPoRT (Tnd), February 15th.-This
morning the jury in the case of Andrew
Moynehan, charged with the murder of John
Raymond last fall, found verdict of guilty,
and fixed the punishment as death.
UPPER SANDUsKY (O), February 18TH
Yesterday the jury in the case of james Will
son, on trialfo the murder of Washington
Hill, brought in verdict of murder i'll the
first degree, and the Judge sentenced the
prisoner to be hanged June 18th.
Death.
MACON (Ga.), February 15th.-Rev. T. M.
Kennedy, editor of the Southern Christian
Adrocate, and prominent citizen of Macon,
died this morning of apoplexy, aged AZ years.
Garroted and Robbed by Women.
New York, February 15th.-Thomas F.
Phillips, retired merchant. aged 60 years,
was garroted and robbed on Thompson street
last night by three colored women, who were
arrested.
Iron Works Partially Destroyed by Fire.
WATERBURY Conn J, February 15th.-The
futile Il Whittemore Co.'S malleable iron
works at Union City were partially destroyed
by FIRE this morning. The loss is estimated
at S25, 600; insurance, $4,000.
A $4,000 Fire.
HoRNELLsvILLE IN. ", February 18TH
A FIRE tonight destroyed four brick stores,
also offices and dwelling places, between the
Delevan House and City Hail.. The latter
was threatened. Loss, $4,000
The I,thmus Question.
New YORK, February 16th.-A. M-The
Herald's Washington special says: There is
talk among those ia the Senate who are OPP
posed to the United States taking any step
likely toinvolve us in trouble on the Isthmus, of
calling on the President for all information
in regard to any vessels which may have
sailed to occupy points on the Isthmus
ter claim that under the circumstances and in
view of the complications which this expedi-
ton may give rise, the sending of it was an
exercise of war powers which do not belong
to the Executive.