Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-20

Pierce & Co, crockery damaged by water
and fire, S10,0 600; insurancescovers the loss.
G. 81. Shattuck, saloon loss, 81, GOO; insur-
ance. So. OO0 Charles J. Powers, drugs; loss,
$4,000; insurance, IS, 900. E. B. Crofot &
Co, seeds and agricultural implements loss,
IS GOO; insurance, sc, 600. Warner & Co. Is
and many other offices were but slightly in
sured. The New York State Banking. Go.
saved their money and papers. Half dozen
persons were more or less injured by falling
walls and debris It is feared that one or
two persisted in the building. This Is the
third time in twenty-five years that the build
ings on this site have been burned.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
SYRACUSE, July 19th--The loss by fire is
$500. 600; insurance, 1926, 600. No lives
were lost.
Horrible Tragedy I'm Indian Territory.
LITTLE Rock lark } July 19th.-The Ga
zsttes Fort Smith special says: Greenleaf,
near Fort Gibson, in the Cherokee Nation, q
point about $50 miles west of Fort Smith,
was the scene of a horrible tragedy Saturday.
The Creek and Cherokee Indians were hav-
ing a barbecue, preparatory to nominating
their candidates for the ensuing election next
month. Whisky flowed as freely as milk and
honey in the promised land. Two fnll-blooded
Indians-Bill Lovett and Deer Track-be-
came fighting drunk, and made an onslaught
on some of the party. Seven men were killed
or mortally wounded. Jim Satterwait and
his father were first shot, and had their heads
completely severed from their bodies by the
crazsd demons. The murderers are at large,
no efforts being made to arrest them.
Serious Railroad Collision.
North ADAMS (Mass.), July 19th.-The
Saratoga special from North Adams was in
collision half mile east of Zoar Station with
the west-bound accommodation train on the
Fitchburg road this afternoon. Both trains
were going at full speed. Engineer Joseph
Moore, Of the accommodation train, and
Charles Prescott. fireman on the Saratoga
special. were killed. Aaron T. Corliss, en-
eineer of the Saratoga special, is probably
fatally injured. The damage to the Fitch
burg Companys rolling stock is estimated at
$50, 600. The collision was caused by engi-
neer Corliss running by Zoar Station, con-
trary to orders.
Wants TO Fight.
NV York, July 19sh.-Peter D. Rouse,
burly miner of Colorado, six feet high and
| 100 pounds in weight, a notorious rough-and-
tumble fighter, has issued a challenge to
John l.. Sullivan, of Boston, aud Paddy
Ryan, of Troy, to fight him at catch weights,
according to the rules of the London prize
ring, for from 81, 000 to $1,000 side and the
heavy weight championship Of America, the
fight to be decided in Wyoming, Dakota or
Utah, six mouths from the signing of the
articles. Should the Eastern champions de-
cline, the challenge is open to all corners, but
the stakes must be q forfeit Of $500 sent on
with the challenge.
Steamer Burned and Sunk.
ST. PAUL, July 19th.-This morning.
shortly after her arrival at Duluth, the pro-
peller Winnepeg caught fire and was burned.
being toWed into thu lake and sunk. The
passengers escaped, losing much clothing and
baggage. Joseph Smith, a fireman, aged %,
who leaves wife and several children at
Collingwood James Branscom, of Owen
Sound, head waiter Wm. Howey, aged 10 /;
the second porter, name unknown-are miss
ing and supposed to have been burned.
Two Men Shot and Ecaten.
DENVER (Col J, July 19sh.-A Kokomo
special say = In a shooting scrape this morn
ing John ID. Morrissey was shot through the
lung and Dennis Mcdonald was shot through
the thigh and badly beaten about the head.
Both men are in a precarious condition.
Thomas Gilligan, Charles Madden and Thos.
Lowery were arrested on charge of commit
ting the deed. The cause is not known.
Virginia PoIliics-IIahOne Stock Looking
Up.
HARRIsoNBURG, J uly 9sh.-Twomemberso
the State Central Republican Committee who
have heretofore acted with General Wickam
and the straightouts. have come out in favor
of a fusion with the Malone forces. Fernel,
United States Internal Revenue Collector for
the Fifth Virginia District, heretofore a
straightout, has also declared for a coalition
with Malone.
GIasshOppers In Dakota.
DULUTH (Alinn. July 19th.-It is reported
that grasshoppers have made their appear
ance out on the Dakota prairies, and that
the wheat is threatened. No very reliable
information OF confirmation of the rumor
has yet reached here. but it is probable that
the great pest has made its appearance.
A Long Branch Hstel Burned.
NEW YORK, July 9th.-The Irving House
at Long Branch was destroyed by fire to-day.
Many guests lost all thsir effects. The hotel
property was partly insured.
Killed by Train.
ATLANTA Gal, July 19th.-To.day Colo
mel r. Mott. while standing in the depot,
was struck by train and instantly killed.
He was one OF the wealthiest men and most
prominent Republican in the State.
Doomed TO Die.
ST.. LOUIS, July I9th-The Post Dispatchs
Jefferson City special says: The Governor
adheres to his determination not to Interfere
in the case of Talbot hrothers, who will be
hanged at Marysville Friday.
Death OF Journalist.
Sr. LOUIS, July 19.h.-Elwood Kirby,
one of the associate editors Of the Globe Demo
cyat, whose skull was fractured by runaway
horse on the 4th of July, died to-day.
Judge Lynch ia Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, July 19th.-A mob has taken
Houston Turner (colored), the ravisher. from
Murfreysboro Jail, intending to lynch him.
Released from Service.
HARTFORD Conn.,, July 19th.-Secretary
Blaine announces the release by the German
authorities, June 11th, of the young man
Brink, a Connecticut citizen recently i'm
pressed in the German military service while
temporarily visiting the Fatherland.
Hanged for Murder.
CoRINTH (Sfiss.) July 19.h.-Henry s.
Smith, who killed James Burdin in April,
1880, was hanged here yesterday afternoon.
Town Destroyed by Fire.
MILWAUKEE, July l9ih.-A special TO the
Republican states that the town OF Wallace,
sixteen miles north of Nenomonee, Michigan,
consisting of sawmill and twenty five build
ings, was totally destroyed by FIRE yesterday
ktlicd by Ltck.
PITTsBuRG, July 19.h.-Ena Stevenson. an
insane girl living nesr here, kicked her father
in the stomach and killed him while he was
trying to pacify her.
Fatal Row Anon: Railroad Men,
PEORIA (Illl, July 19:h,-Nicholas Nor.
vile was fatally shot and several others
wounded in a fight among brakemen at the
Union yard here yesterday. The row was
caused by an unpopular yardmaster import
ing men from st. Louis to replace the
strikers.
FOREIGN.
The Hot Weather In Europe.
LONDON, July 19th.-The heat continues
here aud at Paris. In both cities the water
supply is limited. Watering the streets has
been discontinued.
PARIS, July 19th.-Something very like a
panic has been caused by the official an
nouncement that in consequence of the phe-
nominally hot weather prevailing here the
water supply Of Paris is running short. At
the best Of times it is utterly inadequate to
meet the wants of the populace. The whole
water supply of the city amounts to 49, Co.,
GA cubic inches daily, and NJ. Arphand de-
clares that it will be probably six years be-
fore the existing state Of things can be re-
medied
Dean sfanIey's Last Words.
LONDON, July 19sh.-In conversation to-