Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-10

Thompson, negro. So years of age, and
Frank and Chester Hill, two children, are
aided TO those already found. It is believed
that more dead will be brought 60 light as the
examination proceeds.
THIRD DIsPATcH.l
New YoRK. November 95h.-About IL
O'clock Mrs. Hills facs was uncovered Of the
debris, but two beams pinioned her legs. She
was perfectly sels-possessed, and bfavely bore
the pain OF removal, inquising about her
children. Her youngest child was found
suffocated near her. Mrs. Hid, when finally
removed at O'Clock, was found seriously iu-
jured about the legs. A German customer
of the beer saloon was dug from the fallen
walls in the yard, but though nc had talked
with those unearthipg him, be was dead
when reached. These buildings were fifty
years old.
Particulars of tlac Williams CAPTURE s
OMAHA, November 9th.-The following
particulars regarding the capture of Ed. Will
Jams, supposed TO b5 the noted desperate
from Wisconsin,, we're received here tonight
from Grand Island, N.b. Sheriff Killian,
of Grand Island, Hall county, was called
upon at late hour Monday night to proceed
into the country about two miles south of
Grand Island to arrest two men who were
making themselves obnoxious to q farmers
family. The farmer said they represented
themselves TO be hunters fiom Hastings,
but they carried Winchester rifles, and being
otherwise heavily armed, he thought there
was something wrong. Sheriff killian, with
q deputy, proceeded to the farmers house
about o'clock Tuesday morning, and found
the men in bed. He asked them to get up
and dress, as he wished to speak to them.
Killian saw at glance that they resembled
Ed. and Aiorzo Maxwell, alias Williams, the
ot,o - pa,,in
ers. They both drew on their pants and
boots, Alopzo excusipg himself minute
while he stepped outside. When he had
gone Ktliau grabbed Ed, ard with
the assistance OF the farmer and his
son, threw him . to the floor and
narrowly escaped being shot by Ed. They
got lis revolver away from him ard held him
to the foo-, while Kiilian endeavored to
handcuff him, but Ed gave regular Indian
war whoop. calling Alonzo ln. kiiiian
stepped outside the door to stop Alonzo, and
he saw him running towards him with a
drawn revolver. Killian stepped aeide just
in time to escape the shot. He then went
inside and instructed his deputy to guard the
door With his doubls-barrel shotgun. As
he did SO, AloIzo stuck his head
insids, when the deputy pulled on
him, but the cartridge missed fire,
which movement scared eff Alonzo, who
thereupon ran away without coat or hat, and
hid in the grass Killian secured Ed. and
went to lool, for Alonzo. but it was hard to
fad any traca of him. killian brought Ed.
to Grand Island, put him in jail, and tele-
graphed TO the Sheriff of Pepin county, Wis.
He received a reply that he would come ON
the first train. Il large posse is searching for
Alonzo.
The Michigan Sufferers.
PoRT HURON, November 9sb. = Mayor
Carleton, of the Relief Committee. answer
ing the inquiry of Secretary Mcdonald, OF
the New Y orll Michigan Relief Committee,
says there is much sickness among the hTe
sufferers. The stock of food and shelter Will
be for 2, 300 families, which will need st least
500 each to tide over the winter. The
means are about exhausted. Three hundred
and thirty thousand dollars has been received
az Detroit, but no account of it has
been given, and it is estimated that
only abaut S130,000 is now, on hand.
Thu Mayor thinks the Goveraor,
newspapers, and the D=troit committee
have acted unwiseiy, aud demora.lzed the
recipients by their course, and urge the De-
troit committee to disburss eli tie money on
hand.
The Atlanta Exposition.
ATLANTA (Ga), November 9th.-The Ex-
position hers is c!si,ned By persons who have
seen both, to exceed III interest, and to tar
exceed in value to this country, the Centen-
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia. The dis
play of the natural resources and products OF
the South is something wonderful On tuesday
next, the Mexican Veterans day, General
Sherman and his associates OF the Mexican
war will be the guests of the Exposition.
There are thousands OF visitors from all parts
of the country, who are expected to join in
the affair
szrs. GariieId's Response.
| New York, November 9th.-Mrs. Gar
| field, in acknowledging the generous gift OF
the American people OF s661 0C0, IN letter
to the manager of the fluid says " Your
letter of October 26.h is received, giving me
| General Ga1feld's family AS | lave tith-
erto made only a verbal acknowledgment,
I wish formally to communicate through
you 20 al who have contributed
| to it nv thanks for This generous testimonial,
| as an expression OF the high esteem in which
my husband was held, apd as a tribute TO his
memory Ny children join me III this graft
tude, and in The desire that as we accept this
trust in tseir fataei'a nsms, we may be able
| to uss il in q way worth Of flim and satistac.
terry to tao-e by whom il has ben bestowed"
The state capitol Of Texzs Burne'i.
AUsT1a {TsS.), November 9th.-The State
Canisal has been burned to ashes. boss.
5000. OGC. Tbs a-ciliTe5 of the Republic of
Texas, battle flags, and tie Alamo monument
wera destroyed. Incendiariam IS the sup
posed cause. Great excitement prevails.
Tie Ci.sistfansy Esiyarce Case.
WASHINGTON, November 9Si1.-In the Ch,is-
tiancy divorce case to-day, Victor Csristian-
cy. Of Leavenworti1, Kansas, testified that
tbs letters submitted by Giro rs received from
Mrs. Christiancy, were in the handwriting of
Mrs. Cbristianey.
Accident 10 Freight Tratn.
CINCINNATI, November 9Jh.-A freight
train on the louisville, Cincinnati and Lex
ingtan Railroad jumped q rail at South Cow
jneton, through some unascertained cause, and
demolished severa! csrs, killing the con-
ductor, J. P. Love, but iojured no other per-
sons.
Shot in an Election Quarrel.
New Brunswick (N. J.) November 9Th
James P. Mo1trase ehot and killed William
Sardonax at Fieldville. last night, ,whiie quar-
reling over the result Of the election.
Constable Shot Dead.
CHARLOTTE CT. CO November 9th.-At
-Four Mills James Sussop, young planter.
shot 9esd Nat. Gibson, a Constable The
tra9eiy took place in the postoffice end orig.
irsead il the execution OF en- attachment by
Gibson upon property ef a brother-in-law of
Ea5ton's. Sutton escaped.
sayii sfarrfage-Gri:icai Relations.
CRY OF Mexico. November 9th.-Last
night ex- President Diaz was married ciyilly
to Miss Romero Rubizo. The witnesses for
General Diaz were President Gonzales and
General Pasheeo for the bride, Ramon G.
Guz.nan and Manuel Soavedra.
It's reported on good authority that the
relations between Mexico and Guatemala are
very critical.
TEse Thermometer.
New YoRK. November h.-Thermometer
Highest, 81 ; lowest, 56.