Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-10

Roy, conductor of the extra train. During
examination he said Frieburn and / had or.
dsrs d 3. read to US twice by the dispatcher in
paltlmore, and the accident was due to our
carelessness Harry is dead now, and 1
alone am responsible" The jury found that
Frleburn came to his death by a collision
winch occurred through the carelessness of
said frieburn, the engineer, and John Roy,
conductor OF the south-bound train.
Daring Robbery.
LOUISVILLE, March 9th.-Four masked
men last night entered the office of the
Union Express, bound Frank Brewer. the
night clerk, and secured So, 900 to 81, 600
from the safe. Brewer is q years old, of
good character, and nephew of Superin-
tendent Rose.
SECOND DIsPATCH.J
LOUISVILLE, March 9th.-Later develop
ments in the express robbery fasten the crime
upon Frank Rose and Frank Bremen, uncle
and nephew. The former is a brother of
Val. Rose, recently General Superintendent of
the Adams Express and afterwards of the
Union Express Company at this place, and
is about 90 years old. The latter is a young
man about q years old. The amount OBJ
tanned was 81, 700. Both have heen arrested.
National Banks and the Treasury.
WAsHINGToN, March 9th-Up to the close
of business at the Treasury Department to-
day, Secretary Window had not rendered
decision upon the pending request of the ma
tional banks, that they be allowed to rede-
posit United States bonds in the Treasury
and withdraw the legal tenders recently de-
posted for the purpose of retiring their cir.
culation.
Short Session of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 9th.-The Senate
convened at noon. A telegram from the
Governor of Iowa was read announcing the
appointment of j. w. McDill to fill the un.
expired term of Senator Kirkwood. A mes
sage from the President was received, and the
Senate went into executive session
Organization of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 9th.-It is row un.
derstood that Davis will vote with the Dem
ocrats. The Republicans confidently expect
Mahone's aid in the organization, and that
they will soon control the patronage.
The Sew York Walking Match.
New YoRK, March 10th-A. Nat mid
night the score stood: Vaughan 273, RoweJ
272. 0Leary 2634.
NEW York, March 10th-A. M.-The score
Of the pedestrians at 2 a. NJ. was: Rowell
272, Vaughan 273, OLeary 2673.
Yestward-Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, March 9th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 1880 P. NJ, TO arrive in Sacramento
March 18Th: A. Zadik, Guatemala; G. w.
Coffin, Santa Barbara; Miss Warren, Alex
Harmed and wife, New York /; Rev. Mark
Williams and family, China Mr.. and Mrs
Bellamy and family, Yokohama Edward
Phillips. wife and child, New York Mrs
r. Bassett. Miss Pownall, San francisco !;
Mrs. Adelaide Frost, Frank s. Frost, New
Jersey; L. L. Morford, Chicago; I. J..
Price and wife, st. Louis.
Fifty one through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
rnento March 10Th.
clearinghouse Exchanges-Largest Ever
known.
New YORK, March 9th.-The following will
appear in the Public tomorrow The ex.
changes of New York last week were the
largest ever known, exclusive of stock trans
actions, except during the first week of the
year. Outside of New York the exchanges
were the largest ever known, except for the
first week of the year and the first week of
December, 1880. In short, business is at q
very high water mark.
silver and Stocks.
NEW YORK, March 9th. = Silver bars,
112s money, 3t94; Governments firm; stocks
closed weak Western Union, 1165 Quick
silvep, 115s; Pacific Mail, 5Ss; Mariposa,
s; Wells, Fargo, LII; New York Central,
147; Erie, 4Ss; Panama, 21I Union Pa
cifc, 1929; bonds, 1133; Central Pacific,
81; bonds, 112a; Sutro, liz.
Ravagcs of the Flood in Nebraska.
| OMAHA, March 9th.-It is estimated that
the breaking up of the ice and the flood in
the Republican river has caused loss of over
$1,000 in the Republican valley, Nebraska.
The bridges at bloomington, Orleans. Ma
ponce, Franklin. Red Cloud, Indiauola,
Hardy, Alma and Republican City went out
with the food. the loss of bridges alone
amounts to $50, 600. The Franklin -four mill
is total loss-S10, 600. The Orleans -four
mill was damaged $4,000 The Franklin
cheese factory was destroyed; loss, $1,000.
A Wr0nged Husband Killed by his Re.
trayer.
| ST. LOUIS, March 9th-Albert G. Hatch
was shot through the head and instantly
killed by Michael J. Reilly, ex-letter- carrier
and policeman, who had seduced Hatch'a
wife, and against whom Hatch had openly
sworn vengeance. Hatch attempted to draw
revolver, but Reilly anticipated him.
Fire at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9th.-A fire is now
| burning at the Belmont Oil Works. The
canning house, stables and four residences
have been destroyed. Loss, $4,000. The
total loss will amount to S150,000; no insur.
ance.
A Rescued Crew.
New YORK, March 9th.-The steamer
Erin, from Liverpool to-day, brought the
Captain and crew of the steamer Drunduf,
from Philadelphia for Antwerp. abandoned
at sea in a sinking condition on the 9TH in
| stant One man was lost.
The OLlahsrn Raider.
FoRT SooTT, March 95h.-Payne, the Ok
lahoma raider, seems to have been backed by
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company.