Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-25

Arkansas 5. California 5, Colorado l, Con-
necticut 4, Delaware l, Florida 2, Georgia
10, Illinois 49, Indiana IS, Iowa 10, Kansas
6, Kentucky 10, Louisiana 6, Maine 4, Mary
! land 6, Massachusetts, IL, Michigan 10, Min
nesota 5, Mississippi Z, Missouri IA, Nebraska
8, Nevada l, New Hampshire g New Jersey
! 7, New York 80, North Carolina 9, Ohio 90
Oregon l, Pennsylvania q, Rhode Island 2,
South Carolina 6, Tennessee 10, Texas 10,
Vermont 2. Virginia 10, West Virginia 4,
| Wisconsin 6.
Northumberland Passengers.
| OMAHA, January 2ith.-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train.
| leaving at 1910 P NJ to arrive in Sac
ramento January 2Sth Frank Clifford, En-.
gland W. Holcomb snd wife, RavenDa, O.;
James IL. Anderson, New York Alex. w.
Drummond, New Orleans; Jonathan NJ.
Moore, Cincinnati; Mrs. II. V. Wilson,
| Milwaukee.
Thirteen through enigrants left on last
nights emigrsnt train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento January 31st.
Monstrous Brutality of an Inhuman
| Father.
NEWARK (O.) January 24th.-A revolving
case of brutality occurred near here John
Cumming, 8 iaborer, forbade his eight-year-
| old son coasting on an adjacent hill. Last
| Saturday the boy disobeyed him, and the in
human father took him to barn. procured
hickory sapling, slit it and put the boy
thumb inside, nailed the sapling tight where
! split, then lifted the boy upon the side of the
barn and nailed him, keeping him thus in 81
cruciiied state, unmercifuiiy beating him the
while from in the evening to 10 at night,
when passers-by. hearing the lads groans, re-
| leased him. The neighbors to-day went to
Newark for an officer to arrest the unna-
tural father.
Father and Sen Killed.
MEXICO (Mo.), January 24th-Rudolph
Schoriach, prominent physician. and SOB,
were killed by backing train while walking
ON the track of the Chicago and Alton Rail
road. The victims alone were blamable.
Death of type Founder.
CHICAGO, January 24sh.-Augustus S. La
| deu died at Atlanta, H.. from an overdose of
! opium. He was engaged in the business with
| Horace Greeley and Robert Dale Owen in
New York in 1920 and was weli.known
type founder IN st. Louis in 1883.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
ST. PAUL. January 24th-A boiler exploded
to-day FIVE, miles from Long Prairie, Todd
county, killing Frank Oliver, the engineer,
and seriously injuriug II E. Rice, proprietor
of the farm, and two brothers named Strong.
thrashing machine for power.
Four Children at One Birth.
HILLsDALE IN. c., January 24th.-Sat-
urday night last the wife of James Cummings
| (colored). living near Cranston, gave birth to
four babies, and all are doing well.
Shot Himself.
ST. PAUL, January 24th.-It is now learned
that Secretary Ransey's brother shot him
liz n, L.. hnal
Suicide with Poisoned Cider.
DAYTON (O) January 24tb.-Geo. Gines,
farmer near here, suicided to-day by drink
ing cider in which he had placed large
quantity of Paris green. He was wealthy,
and no cause is known for the deed.
Fatal gareIessness.
PoTsvILLE pal January 24th.-A boy at
the Preston colliery to-day carelessly threw a
can of lubricating oil into a stove around
which several miners were seated. Two were
killed and two badly burned.
Justice swayne's Last opinion.
WASHINGTON, January 9th. = Justics
Swayne delivered his last opinion and occu-
pied his seat on the bench of the United
States Supreme Court for the last time to-
day.
The walking Match.
New York, January 25tb.-A. M.-The
score at midnight in the walking match stood
as follows: Hughes 1919, B. Moore 127, Al
bert 125, Elson 123, AIignault 124f Vint 12O,
Coughlun lis, Howard 1863, Defrane 1861,
Burns 100, Fitzgerald 1881, Cox LOG,
Krohne 1154, Feeny 11S, Burke 100, Philips
100, Lacouse 100, Curren 100, Campand 94@4
Barber 90, Dimon 908, Pegram SSs, Brooks
79b.
Seven contestants have dropped out of tie
race They arc Lewis, Guion, Harrimon,
Mccoy, 0'Leary and J. Moore.