Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-21

ger, was badly hurt. Eight or ten others were
slightly hurt. The accident was caused by
the freight cars being started on a down
grade, and the heavy weight caused them to
run with great speed until they met the
passenger train. The smoking car was almost
completely telescoped by theexpress and bag.
gage car.
PARSONS tKan.), March 19th.-Two loco
motives and twenty cars were destroyed by
collision between two freight trainson side
track last night, and a brakeman and an en-
gineer killed. Carlessness of one Of the con-
ductors was the cause.
Mothers Crime.
CINCINNATI, March 18TH" Death from
being stabbed by its mother. l further find
said wounds were inflicted to commit MUIR
der" Above is the verdict of the Coroner
this afternoon in case of infanticide. The
mother is Matilda Strazle, and the birth and
infanticide occurred two weeks ago, but the
discovery of child in the privy vault was
not made till last night, and then accident
ally by a plumber. Twenty mortal stabs
were found on its body. The mother this
afternoon testified that she gave birth to the
child in the priyy, knitted it to death to still
its cries, and threw it into the vault to con-
ceal her shame, but says she was mentally
.deranged She is q years old, came from
Germany to Chicago year ago, and to this
city about month ago. She and Carl Shelby,
the reputed father, are arrested for murder.
They came from Germany together, and are
said to be cousins.
salmon Eggs for Europe.
New York, March 10TH = The North
German Lloyds steamer Donau took out
10000 eggs of the land-locked sal.
mon yesterday. They came from the United
States acknowledging station at Grand
Lake Stream, Maine. and by order of United
States Fish Commissioners s. I. Baird. They
were sent to Fred. Mather of the Forest and
Stream, to be repacked for steamer transit in
his own manner. Twenty thousand of these
eggs go to the German Fishery Association.
Berlin. and the remainder to the Societe
d'Acclamation at Paris. - rrf.
Driving 0at Fad People.
ST. LOUIS, March 19th.-A Republican
Charleston (Ill.) special says: Printed bills
were posted all over the city last night, warn
ing some twenty persons about half of them
being women, to leave the place or be regu.
lated by the yigilaates. Several of these
people were whipped few evenings ago, as
previously reported. Most OF them have
left the city since this morning. The vigi-
lantes are determined to rid the country of
desperadoes and their women, who are iucen-
diaries. robbers, murderers, etc.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
LOUISVILLE, March 10Th. - A portable
boiler at Tyler & Harrod's sawInill, on the
Kentucky river, two miles below Frankfort,
exploded to-day, killing and wounding all in
the mill except one. John Harrod was blown
forty feet and instantly killed; his brother
Lawrence died in four, and Frank Graham
died in three hours. VIM. Arnold's jawbone
was broken, and James Redding, William
Wheeler, Louis Harrod and Hugh Tyler were
badly scalded.
A Fatal Fall-An Engineer Killed.
OMAHA, March 19th.-At Plattsmouth this
morning Henry Stark fell off the railroad
bridge and was fatally injured, receiving two
broken, He was on his way to Chicago with
a train of cattle. His home is at Tekamaka,
where he has family residing.
Engineer Tom Barnhart, of the Burlington
and Missouri road, was killed at Plattsmouth
to-day by being run over by his train.
His ExecutiOners Unknown.
ST. LOUIS, March 19th.-The Republicans
Jacksboro (TeAas) special says: The dead
body of an unknown man, but supposed to
be horse-thief, was found to-day in the
Howard valley, nine miles from .Jacksboro,
hanging by the neck and containing nine
bullet holes. The executioners are unknown
An EX-United States Senator on Trial.
ST. LOUIS, March 19th.-The case of ex-
United States Senator d. II. Armstrong, on
trial several days past for malfeasance in
office while he was at the head of the Police
Board of this city, terminated this afternoon,
and the jury, after few minutes consulta-
ton, rendered verdict of not guilty.
Grain In Bulk.
st. LOUIS, March 20th.-The towboat Jay
Gould and barges left here to-day with
231, 600 bushels of bulk corn and $4,000
bushels of bulk wheat-equal to 5000 tons
for New Orleans, to be trsnshipped there for
Europe The towboat Future City also left
for the same port with four barges of bulk
grain, but the number Of bushels cannot be
given.
Iee.Bound vcssel-P0ssible loss OF Life.
CHICAGO, March 20th.-The tugboat o. B.
Green. which has been making daily trips to
the crib, did not return last night, and to-
day she was sighted ice.bound four miles
from shore. This afternoon man in a boat
was dispatched with provisions for the seven
men on the tug, but before reaching the tug
both boat and tug were lost sight of. 1t is
feared that the man in the small boat hes
been lost. and possibly the tug and her crew.
Chicago Socialists and the Murder of the
Gar.
CHICAGO, March 20th.-The Socialists, at
their regular Sunday night meeting tonight,
passed resolution approving of the killing
Of the Gar, who they said was bowlder in
the pathway of human progress, and had to
blown out of the way. They also criticised
severely Secretary Blaine's action in sending
4 message of sympathy to the Russian Gov
eminent.
Bridge Destroyed by Fire.
CINCINNATI, March 20th.-The Gazctte's |
Circleville special reports that covered |
bridge over the Scioto river 500 feet long, |
was destroyed by ire this morning. The |
bridge was built forty years ago, and cost |
SAC. O10; insured for $4,000. It is supposed |
% have been an incendiaiy fire. The aaue-
Duct narrowly escaped taking fire from float
ing bridge timbers.
The Public Debt of Mexico.
NEW York, March 2fst-A. M.-The |
World publishes the first careful and thorough |
analysis ever printed of the public debt of |
Mexico, as formulated and submitted to the |
Mexican Congress by the special committee |
appointed for that purpose. While it is ap- |
parent from this analysis that the financial |
affairs of Mexico long have been and still are
n a sadly disoreanized and ill-regulated CON
lition, it is also apparent that the actual |
burden of the public debt of that country is
% light in comparison with its resources and |
With its population as to make it very easy
ask for competent financial administration
q restore the credit of the Republic. The
iebt is given at sl42, 1S2, 900.
what The New York s'Tfmes" Thinks OF
Governor Murray. of Utah.
New YoRK, March 21st-A M-The Times
.ditorialiy says Now that Governor Murray
# Utah has turned his face toward the setting
un, we may hope that there will be an end
f the twadde about his determination to end
he evils of polygamy. Murray seems TO
hink that the best way to accomplish the
purposes whereto he bends his genius is to
Ire salutes, blow trumpets, and make great
oise. His first step was to give certificate
t election to Congress to an anti-Mormon
vho had not been elected, as though the fact
hat he is an anti Mormon could justify the
ct and fiHd favor with Congress aud the peo-
lie. His last uttersnces before he goes
ack to the place in which he belongs is that
,orfaJd has eaid that he il also deterrninad