Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-28

containing twenty men, killing one as aT I;a. M n
dead and injured Dead-Patrick McMann:
Fatally " ininred-John Williams, head cut
and leo broken Vim. Wright, leg broken IN
| tbrae nlaces and bruised; VIM. HarrIgan,
leo broken and badly bruised. Injured.
a. Kirby, leg broken and bruised apous ene
| head Ira a. Fry, head cut and tnlsh IN
jured; John Moray, heaa cus IL a.lisA
| q Rust. bruised in the back and side; Den
mis- Maheney, slightly injured. Those fatally
injured will probably not survive the night
The dead and wounded were removed to
Leadville.
Completion OF the Southern Pacific Rail-
road TO as-OyerjOyed Citizens.
Ell PAso (Tex.l, May 265h.-The citizens
of this place to-day joyfully celebrated the
completion Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
to Ell Paso. By invitation, a large concourse
Of citizens from Mexico came and cordially
united in rendering reception to Messrs.
Crocker, Brown, Fillmore, Bean and others,
representing the road. A special train bring
| ing these gentlemen arrived at o'clock this
morning, and on approaching the town was
saluted with sixteen guns. Speeches OF wei
come were delivered in English and Spanish,
which were responded to warmly by MIR.
Croker He and his party took hearty In
| terest in the occasion, and expressed strong
| belief in the future prosperity OF Ell Paso. A
carriage ride across the Rio Grande to Mexico
was enioyed, and upon returning splendid
lunch was found waiting, where champagne
and fine native wines flowed freely. A grand
ball is now proceeding in large hall, which
is decorated with evergreens, flowers and the
flags of both Republics.
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Party in Maryland FOrshadowed.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-The Journals Wash
ington special says: There is every prospect
of division in the ranks of the Democratic
party in Maryland. A large meeting was
held in Baltimore last night, at which several
prominent Democrats including Governor
| Hamilton, participated, and at which dis
satisfaction with the present management OF
the party manifested itself. Governor HAM
ilton spoke at length, and particularly IN
reference to the management of the State
finances, as exemplifed In the Abandonment
of the sinking fund and the failure OF the re-
form measures introduced with his sanction
at the last session of the Legislature. The
meeting emphatically Endorsed the idea that
there must be change in the party manage
ment and the cliques that govern 1t. The
meeting foreshadows break in the party.
Patents to Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON, May 27th.-Patents have
been issued this week to Pacific coast invent
ors as follows California Harry q. Barnes.
Vallejo, lathe attachment; Gilbert S. Dean,
San Francisco, preparing nitro.g lycerine
compound; Thomas j. Hubbell, MayGeld,
trap; VIM. McFarlane, Ivanpah, suspend
ers Phillip S. Miller, San Francisco, trace
buckle; Win. Miller, San Francisco, manu-
facture of cabinet iewelry (reissue); David
Neustadler, San Francisco, shirt Vincent
K. Ostram, Modesto, sickle bar for harVesters
John w. Ross. Santa Clara, kitchen imple-
ment E. K. Rubottom, FELTON,, beer
faucet; John j. Schlecter, San Francisco
door check. Nevada-George Emillar, Aus
Rutler, Dillon, wagon brake. Colorado-N.
z. Benson, Denver, horseshoe James w.
Fleming, Aspen, combined cultivator and
harrow.
Crop Statistics.
WASHINGTON, May 27th.-The. Census
Bureau furnishes the following statement,
giving the results of the first count of the
cereal crop of 1879 so, in comparison with
that of 1869 TO-
Cereals Acres Bush 1880. Bush 1870.
Buckwheat. s5l,s9s ISL, RS 9ss1. ~ ~
Oats 1G 15061I 4O7,9TO,712 49,, 107, 157
Wheat :. :. 35,4s7,O65 459,50l,093 2s7,745,G26
Corn. .62 S26,sl2 La, lo6 DIG 76C 914' 5d9
Another Vessel to go in Search OF the
Jeanette.
WASHINGTON, May 27th-Secretary Hunt
to-day forwarded instructions to Commander
Cooper, commanding U. S. S. Alliance, now
at Norfolk, Va, to prepare his ship with all
dispatch to proceed on a cruise in search of
the Jeanette, between Greenland, Iceland
and the coast of Norway, and as far as the
northern coast of Spitzbergen. if it is pos
sible to get there without endangering the
vessel.
The EpiscOpalians and the Revised New
Testament.
New York, May 27th.--In the General
Assembly Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
to-day, resolution was adopted declaring
that as new version of the New Testament
had been issued, and was now presented to
the Churches ard the Christian world for
their acceptance or rejection, therefore it was
the sense of the Council that the revised edi-
ton of the New Testament should be re-
verently aud carefully examined. with view
to its ultimate approval by the Church.
Cornelrs Crew Debarred from English
Races.
NEW York, May 27th.-The Spirit OF the
Times says: The visit of the Cornell crew to
Henley was set back By the technical objec-
ton that their announcement of en- entry in
the regatta had not been made officially be-
fore March LIST, although announced in the
press all over England and America many
times before that date. The Henley Stew
ards have Just cabled that the entry cannot
be accepted The Times defers comment on
this stupid stubbornness of the English
men.
Max Strakosch Fails.
NEW YORK, May 27th.-Max Strakosch
made an assignment to-day. He is absent
and the particulars are not obtainable. This
is the sequel to the failure of his best operatic
ventures, He was indebted to Lotta and
Bellocca and number of other singers.
Charles II. Nelson is the assignee.
Funds Cambied on.
WASHINGTON, May 27th.-Quite an excite
ment has been created in Democratic circles
over misdeeds and Interpretations of
money by one of the Democratic officers of
| the House. 1t is understood that some S10.-
900 or S12, COO has been gambled away, and
the person implicated is the present Clerk,
Mr.. Adams. formerly Congressman from
] Kentucky.
Fatal Election Difficulties.
KNOXVILLE Tenn.), May 9th. = The
Tribule's special from Bristol says: Jim
Baker shot and killed Alexander Osborn and
two Ryner brothers, and mortally wounded
another man, name unknown, at Osbornsford,
Scott county, Virginia, yesterday. Jim
Stapleton killed Sam Kilgore at Nickelsville
the same day. The difficulties are supposed
to have grown out of the municipal elections
yesterday.
DonbIe Suicide.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-James II. West
overs young daughter, aged 16. living at
Markesan, Wis, poisoned herself yesterday
by swallowing large quantity, of baking
powder, sodine and strychnine, because her
father had forbidden to the house her lover,
Daniel Murray, aged IS. The latter, learn
ing of the girls death. committed suicide
with the same cSmpound.
Died 10 Win Bet.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-Henry Graft, a Ger
man, went into North Side saloon this
morning and drank pint of whisky. He
then laid wager with the barkeeper that he
could drink quart of whisky before leaving