Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-05

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| other severe injuries Fred. Relkeja, fire
| man, was struck on the leg by flying rocl
and badly injured, but it is thought is mo-
| fatally hurt. II. Snyder, foreman of Pills
| bury mills, received bad wound and wa;
burned internally, but escaped with his life
Thomas A. Mullan, the assistant miller, whC
was standing near Mr.. Snyder, was also
thrown into the canal, receiving no other in
jury than severe cut across the back of the
left hand, inflicted by flying glass. The los:
may be summarized as follows: Pillsburv {
mill, $4,000; Empire mill. S125 900
Crocker, Fisk & Co.'s mill, S125. 900; Excel
sior mill, S100, 600; cotton mill, $4,000
Pillsbury & Co. on stock. 0,000; Crocker,
Fisk & Co. on stock, $4,000; III. Hompkir.
on stock. $4,000. Total, S55S, 600; total
insurance, S207, 175.
Railroad Accident.
BOSTON, December 3i-A special engine
with caboose, running west on the New York
and New England road collided with the east.
bound LEGAL train near Thompson, Conn.,, this
afternoon. The engineer had been ordered to
keep out OF the way of the passenger train,
but the orders seem to have been forgotten,
and the special proceeded on to the othef
trains time. w. p. Harrington, of Putnam,
conductor. and Albert Clark, of Putnam, en-
gineer OF the special train, were killed, and the
firemen badly bruised On the passenger train.
which consisted Of an engine, baggage and
passenger coach. About dozen persons
Lwere more or less hurt.
Sensation I'm Colorado Murder and
Suicide.
LEADvILLE, December 4sh.-Gold Park
mining camp is in furore of excitement.
-Four days ago Henry Weston. foreman of
the Gold Park Mining Company, was shot
and killed by one Bagley, a discharged black.
smith. Bagley also made an unsuccessful
attempt to shoot Superintendent Turney.
He then fortified himself in a cabin, which
was Immediately surrounded by mob. The
cabin was beseiged Tor eight hours without
Sisiodging the occupant. Finally large
quantity Of giant powder was placed near
the door and ignitAd. The explosion follow
ing tore the cabin to pieces, and Bagley was
found with bullet hole through his heart,
having evidently committed suicide. Bagley
has several sympathizsrs, who have threat
ened Turney's life, and strong guard sur
rounds his cabin day and night. Jack White
and Bagiey's friends were ordered out of the
camp by the Vigilautes, and paraded the
town all day with pair of cooked rsvolvers
looking for the committee. but left at night.
Much trouble is anticipated.
Repeniing at Leisure.
New York, December 3d.-The evening
papers have the following: About two years
ago the daughter of Amos Stilman. of Brook
lyn, eloped with W. S. Guild. Miss Still
man was only about 16, while Guild was 20.
After a private marriage ceremony, they
slipped away to Europe without the knowl-
edge of relations or friends. Things were
not just what the young bride thought they
would be, and in four days she became home.
sick and prevailed upon Guild to return
When they reached the wharf in New York
he hired coach and sent her home to her
parents, while he got upon another steamer
and set sail for California. For one year he
remittsd the young bride SO per week, and
then the remittance stopped Now she sues
him for limited divorce on the ground of
abandonment. 1t is understood that he
claims she abandoned him. This morning a
motion was made by her counsel for counsel
fees and alimony. 1t was opposed by the
counsel for defendant, who said bis client was
in California, and he would have to send afi-
davits to him. The case was postponed.
A Bold Fond Robbery.
CLEVELAND (O.), December 31.-A daring
thief captured box from the Commercial
National Bank, containing Sill COO in bonds.
They were Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad.
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, Chicago
and Atchison Bridge Company bonds. The
man had been sitting in the Office. and when
the coupon cutting was finished and the bonds
replaced in the box, he quickly whisked the
box from the table and disappeared, being
gone half an hour before the bonds were
missed. President d. 2. Eel was response
bic tor the careless manner in which the se-
curltles were exposed. The bonds are all ne.
gotiable. The man was short and stout,
with short-cropped whiskers.
Lost In the snow.
DENVER December 3i-A TriJune's spa.
cial from Durango saws: A man named
Moyle, two brothers named Chapman, and
two others, names unknown. several days ago
left Ophir to walk to Silverton, and have uot
uSvir fiSato fsV.s. .-si--~~. ri.s rlI,,IY On Iuo
range is over three feet deep, and it is BE-
lieyed shey perished. a party has gore in
search.
Catholic Priest Shot.
SPRINGFIELD Mass December 4tb.-The
wife of David Mcmillan left him several
years ago. Lately she barame housekeeper
Tor Father Mccarthy, parish priest at Green.
fed. Last night Mcmillan went to the par.
sonage, but was refused admittance. He re-
turned three times and rang the door. bell
violently and kicked the 6oor, and when
Father Mccarthy came to the door Mcmillan
shot him twice, and be was fatally wounded
neaih Rather than Marriage.
FLUSHING (N. Y. December 4th-George
Virgins. compelled by the Court to marry,
entered field, strapped gun to the fence,
and standing in front discharged tie piece by
string, and was instantly killed.
National Banks.
WASHINGTON, December r4th.-Comptrolle
Knox, in his report, says that Sc national
banks were organized during the year ending
November 1st last. with an aggregate author.
lied capital OF SG, 651, $50, to which 50 22S $50
in circulating notes have been issued. This is
the largest number Of backs organized in any
year since 1872
Therm0metsicaI.
CHICAGO, December h.-Thermometer-
Highest, 42', lowest 35'.
NEW YoRK, December 4th.-Midnieht.-
Observation-Disclosures S9'. lowest So.