Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-13


| Southern States passed into the hands of
their former masters. They leave because Of
being badly treated. In many parts of the
country they might as well be slaves as free.
The emigration from Louisiana is because the
negroes feared that Democrat would be
elected President, and then their condition
would be even worse than now, and it would
be more difficult to emigrate.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, March 18th = The following
through passengers were on to days train,
leaving at 1915 P. IL, to arrive in Sacra-
mento March 10Th: Count Ferdinand De
Lesseps, Lieutenant H. Bionne, Abel Con-
vereux, Marcel Galaxy, France; Ed. +.
Moore, @, 2. Osgood, r. NJ wilson, San
Francisco; W. w. Martin, wife and two
children, Chicago: S. Il. Holden, T. A.
Sawyer and wife, DR.. j. i. SWEET, Napa
Chicago; w. Ii. Jacobus, Jersey City
Heights, n. j. A. NJ Reed, Minneapolis;
j. w. McCorkle, Butte county, Cal. Mrs,
j NJ. McCandless, Volcano, West Virginia;
y. A. Bidwall, q. Irving and wife, New
York; w. r. Blake, New Haven Nathan
Appleton, Henry Leland, Boston.
nixty-f0ur Giuough emigrants left on last
nights emigrant Train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento March 18th.
Restored 10 Fail Possession.
ST. JOSEPH (Mol, March 18th. The
Western Union Telegraph Company this
morning secured the restoration and full pos
session of its lines on the ST. Joseph and
Western Railroad. These lines were Included
N the common seizure made under the order
OF Gould upon the roads he controlled, and
have since been operated by the railroad com
pany IN connection with the American Union
Company.
Freishf Train Wrecked -Two Mes Killed.
COLUMBUS, March 18th. A freight train,
consisting OF an engine and nine cars. was
wrecked near Chillicothe, on the Scot Valley
Railroad, early this morning The engine
struck three horses which were on the track.
Edward Gates, the fireman, of this city, and
man named Berry, who was on the engine,
were almost instantly killed. The wreck is
said to have caused considerable loss of
property to tie railroad, and trains were de-
layed all day.
Collision on the Union Pacific.
RAwLINs (Wy.l March 12th-During
heavy snow. storm at an early hour this
morning the overland passenger trains, Nos.
3 and 4, c9llided at Red Desert The engi-
neer of train No. 4 will probably die of his
injuries. No passengers were injured.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
RAwLISs, March 12th.-Engineer Martin
was so badly injured that be died at II
o'clock tonight.
Hanged for Murder.
FLORENCE (Ala March 12th.-.Tohn May
Geld (colored) was hanged here to-day for the
murder of Tobe Irvine (colored) in this place
November II, 1875 Mayfeld had no appe-
tite yesterday or to-day, and slept very little
last night. He said his conviction was caused
by malice, but he was going to better eoun
try, aud was prepared to die. At twenty
minutes past the trap fell, and in about ten
minutes ne was dead.
aeatil of GRe Of Napasccn's Veterans.
SYRACUSE On. W March 12sh. -Dilyer
W. Deversre. who fought under Napoleon In
the campaigns against Russia and Germany
died last evening He witnessed the burning
of Moscow, and was wounded on the advance
into Germany. He was captured and held
prisoner for seven years, subsequently, visit
ing nearly all the countries on the globe.
The Mississippi on the Rampage.
NEW ORLEANS, March 18th The break
which occurred in the levee near the barracks
is being closed and the levee strengthened.
The river is very high, causing apprehensions
that the leyees will not withstand the storm.
Crevasses thirty feet wide are reported in the
leyee on Bayou La Fouche, five miles below
Lockport.
Hanged for Rape.
SAVANNAH (Ga.L March II h-Dan Brigh-
erly, a negro, was hanged in private at
! Townsville, Ga, to-day, for rape committed
on respectable white woman in October
The condemped was resigned and calm.
Discharged from Arrest.
AUGUSTA (Me.) March 12th.-P. A. Saw.
/ yer, having testified before the committee of
the Legislature, was to-day discharged from
arrest.
Found Dcad in Fed.
RICHMOND (Ya.), March 12th.-Wm. L.
Taylor, late Auditor of Public Accounts Of
Virginia, was found dead in his bed this
moraing of heart disease, aged CT years.
Negro shot Dead.
MARSHALL (Mol March 18th BesI Good.
man. white, shot Smith Loomis, colored
man, twice, in an alteration yesterday, caus.
ing instant death.
The Chisholm Murder Trial.
DE KALB Miss March 12th.-The trial
proceedings in the case of Virgil and Hous.
ton Gully were continued to-day until jury
can be found, none having yet been obtained
The Hostile Sioux.
ST. PAUL, March 12bh-General Miles
says the troops continue TO chase the hostile
Sioux who have been committing depreda-
tions. The main camp Of the hostiles under
Sitting Bull is on Milk river north of Round
Buttes.
wife Prisoner Hanged.
LITTLE Rock lark J, March 18th Sidney
McFadden (colored) was hanged at Washing
ton. Ark, to-day, for poisoning his wife in
1879.
Female Suffrage in Wisconsin.
| MADISON. March 12th.-The Senate con
Cured in the House resolution for female
suffrage in Wisconsin by vote of 10 TO H.