Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-31

doctor said that he had not noticed anv sv,nn.
| tom OF another crisis and the nrosnscts Of n
hnsl recovery were very fair; but in a case of
this kind no one can say positively that the
| patient will recover. Therefore he coDld NOV
make any definite prediction on that point.
Nine Men Injured by an Explosion.
NEw HAVEN Conn., August 3Oth.-A ter.
rlhc explosion occurred in the loaiing.roem
of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company
to-day. Nine men were badly injured.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
| NEw HAVEN, August 30th.-The explosion
| occurred soor after o'clock, and was in the
loading-room of the factory. The cause was
an explosion of the machine used in loading
cartridges with illuminate The end of the
story building was blown out and both
the side walls fell in. But few PEOPLE were
in that portion of the room.
Exciting Scene on Railroad Train.
ALBANY, August 30th.-The train fron the
north on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
COmpany's Railroad. was the scene to day of
a most exciting affair. When the train
reached Constocks. two men, supposed to be
members of the Frawley and Magee gang,
entered the car as passengers. The Chief of
Police of Albany and Deputy Sheriff Post. of
Saratoga county, were telegraphed, and when
the train reached MechanicsviIls Post and
Ast boarded it. Post walked up to one of
the men and plucked the ticket from his hat
to see whether it read Albany or not
The man Immediately drew revolver and
hred, lnhicting an ugly wound in the
neck OF Post, who quickly returned the fire
hitting his man in the forehead The second
fellow fled, and Posts victim undertook to
follow, but fell to the floor of the car from
loss of blood. Post pounced upon and beat
him until hauled off by the train hands. No.
,, while running off, was shot in the neck hy,
farmer. Both were then secured and taken
to the Ballston Jail. The names given bv the
criminals are Lewis Proctor and John Muir.
ray. In the firing that followed the first ex
change of shots the Deputy Sheriff was
wounded in the breast, and civilian named
j. X. Farnham was shot in the shoulder. but
are not dangerously injured. Proctor's
wound is in the back of the neck. One of the
prisoners said to reporter that he would
like MIN to publish the fact that Proctor and
his friend were arrested in New York State.
Perils of the sea-Shipwreck and suf.
fering.
NEW YORK, August 30th.-The ship San
duskY left Pensacola for Liverpool August
18th. On the 24th a strong wind began
blowing, and increased to heavy gale. The |
ship began to take water on the 26th. and |
with ten feet of water in her hold went over |
on her beam ends at $50 P NJ All the pro- |
visions and water were swept overheard, with |
three seamep. The rest of the crew took to |
the rigging. The ship then righted gradually, |
and in the afternoon of the 10Th was sighted |
by the steamer Hudson, for New York, and |
was relieved, after seventy eight hours with. |
out food or water.
The schooner Lucie Wheatley, from Jack
sonville to Baltimore, was sunk during the |
hurricane. The crew were saved by the |
steamer Chalmett. They were four DAYS |
without water.
CAMDEN ME. J, August 3Oth.-The steamer
City of Richmond, in fog this morning ran |
on Mark Island, Pinascot Bay. The captain
and part of the crew came here in small |
boat and chartered the steamer Pioneer, which
has just gone to take the sixty passengers to
r 7cklands. She ran on the Portland and
Mount Desert line, and is probably a total |
loss.
The Storm in the SOuth.
SAVANNAH (Ga. August 30th. The steam
ship Mararath and schooner are reported |
ashore Oh the Supelo. The pilot boat Belle |
picked up sixteen miles southeast tube raft |
with the captain and men of the bark Bruins
wick, FROM Pascagoula for Boston, foundered |
Saturday. -Four men were lost from the raft. |
CHARLESTON Is. C.l August 30th.-All |
the vessels arriving here bear testimony to |
the recent severity of the storm. The bark /!
Minnie Gray is here from Bremen, with the |
schooner Caroline Hall from Fernandina,
bound north and abandoned at sea. One |
vessel is supposed to have been sunk by |
C ]llision.
Land Patents Granted.
WASHINGTON, August 30th.-The Com |
missioner of the General Land Office has |
to the Surveyor General of Cali !
fornia patents for part of the Rancho de |
Cabesea de Santa Rosa, located in Sonoma |
county, containing S36 acres of valuable |
land. Felicidae Carollo de Castro is the cor |
frmee. This is the last of the FIVE deriva-
ton claims confirmed at various times, which |
comprise the entire grant.
Fatal Family Fracas.
MILWAUKEE. August 30sh. - Tonight a !
young German, Herman Hildon. shot and |
killed his father-in-law, Paul Kem- /
ner, and uortally wounded his mother, Mrs. |
Paul kemmer. Family troubles was the |
cause. The murderer was arrested,