Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-21

| "iece vi LIS trair. NO one was injured.
A cattle train coming south on the Chicago,
near Creston, Ia., to-day. Twelve cars were
wrecked, but no one was seriously damaged.
Some OF the cattle were killed.
/ The ChristIancy Divorce Case.
| WASHINGTON, October 2Oth.-In the Chris
/ tiancy case to-day Mary Chamberlain, q
seamstress, Of New York, testified that early
IN december, 1879, Giro wanted her TO go to
Washington, promising that she should
not be compromised. She consented to go,
with the understanding that Giro would pay
her $50 and expenses of herself and friend.
On her arrival at Washington she saw Giro,
and after talk with him, went with Mr..
| Goodman to point opposite 331 d street,
Mrs Christiancy's residence, an6 shortly
thereafter found Giro in the hall of Chris
tiancy's house. Giro then told her the busi-
ness he wanted to transact could not be at
tended to there, and said they might go to his
| hotel. She went with him to his room. and
there he made advances which she repelled.
They subsequently entered the carriage which
| brought them to the hotel and returned to
331 ID street, where she rejoined Goodman,
who Yves wsiting in the neighborhood, and re-
| turned to New York.
Confederate Bends Taken Fp.
RICHMOND tVa.l, October 2Oth.-The bank
| ing house of Thos. Branch & Co. to-day and
| yesterday bought over 81. 900, 600 worth OF
Confederate bonds, and are still buying.
| Smaller dealers are doing quite lively busi-
| nasg in the same bonds.
Robbed In Sleeping.Car.
ST. LOUIS, October 20th.-George d. Rob
erts, an Englishman, was robbed of 81, 500
last night in sleeping-car between Indian
| apolis and Litcbfield, on the Illinois and st.
Louis Railroad. Two other passengers iwere
| robbed of small sums.
The Fees OF Guifeau's witnesses.
WASHINGTON, October 20 h. = Scoville,
| Guiteau's counsel, appeared in the Criminal
Court this morning, but after private con-
| ference with the Court and District Attorney
| Corkhill, retired without making an argu.
ment on his application for an order for wit
nessss' fess. 1t is probable, according to
| Scovilles statement, that the Court will grant
| an application tomorrow without argument,
| and assign an associate for the defense.
Five Men Killed.
CINCINNATI, October 20th.-Five men were
| killed yesterday on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad at McKinney station, $50 miles from
Cincinnati. They were on q car containing
| water tanks, which had been detached from
coal train with an engine to little distance
up the track. The returning engine became
| unmanageable, and the car was driven with
| great force against the standing coal train.
| The men killed were David Campbell, George
| Campbell, Jehn Alcorn, Charles Knobs and
| George Whipply. Another employe, Thos.
| Smith. had both legs broken, and a man
aned Laine was badly hurt.
Window for Senator.
ST. PAUL, October 20th.-The Republican
caucus nominated Window for Senator on
| the second ballot.
A Question of Jurisdiction.
WASHINGTON, October 20th.-R. T. Mer.
rick, the wellknown lawyer, believes the
District Court is without jurisdiction in the
| Guiteau case, and has ample authority to sus-
tain that view. He says it would be much
| less discreditabls to the country that Guiteau
should be lynched by the people than be
| lynched by Court.
Hotel Destroyed by Fire.
NEwBuRYPoRT tMass.), October 20sb.-The
Atlantic House and buildings at Salisbury
beach were burned to-day. Loss, $40, 600 |;
| insured.
Memorial Exercises In Boston.
| Boston, October 20sh.-The memorial ex.
ercises in honor of the late President Gar.
| field. under the auspices of the city of Boston,
were held to-day in fremont Temple, which
was elaborately decorated On the platform
were many of the most prominent men in the
commonwealth.
| The Election I'm Iowa.
| DEs MONIES, October 20th.-Eighty-
of the eighty-nine counties give Sherman for
| Governor 50,622 majority. Il will largely
exceed that number.
Specie Hsyment Insisted Upon.
| NAsHiNGroS, October 20sh. -rA cranky ed
man appeared with upwards OF S17, 900 il, 6
| per csnts. at the Treasury this morning, and
insisted on getting the whole amount in gold.
1t amounted to 20 pounds. and he being un-
s5le to carry it, and unwilling to take o
check, policeman took charge of him and
his money.
Bank Robbery and Escape,
CHICAGO, October 20.h-Charles Clay and
John Burrows entered the banking house Of
DE-. Wesley Park, at Fulton, Ill, aud with
drawn revolvers compelled the doctor to give
them the contents of the ssfe-s3. 500. As
they mounted DIR. Park shot horse under
one of them, when both robbers rode off on
single animal. Sheriff Massey is occurring
the country with posse of citizens.
The Defense of Guifeau.
| WASHINGTON, October 0sh.-Scoville says
the Court will appoint two lawyers as coun-
sci for Gniteau, without the necessity of ar.
gument