Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-14

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| sufferers by yellow fever at Pensacola, A
telegram received to-day says between 4Ot
and oQO new cases are under treatment
| There Is no hope Of any abatem of the fe.
yer before frost.
Death OF a Reporter.
NEW LONDON Comm. October 13.h.-W.
A. Carroll, reporter of the New Haven
Register, formerly city editor of the Hartford
Post, and member of the Fifth Avenue
New York; Theater Company, died to day
fsom an overdose of drug taken to induce
| sleep.
| The Association for the Advancement OF
Wsmen.
PORTLAND MEL, October 18th. Julia
Ward Howe has bsen chosen President of the
Association for the Advancement of Women.
Among che Vice-P Presidents are Aida Cavery,
NJ. D., OF Colorado, and Clara B. Colby, OF
Nebrasks.
The Sickness In Alaska.
WASHINGTON, October 18th. - Collector
Morris. at Sitks, Alaska, in a letter to Sur,
geoE- General Hamilton, of the Marine Hos
pital Service, expresses the hope that mem
Der OF that service may be stationed at Sitka
and states that there has been raging there
confined chiefly. however, to the Russian
creole population and Indians, disease re.
sembiing black measles, combined with scar.
let fever, making it plagus-stricken com.
ulunity.
Hell Gate TO be Lighted by Electricity.
new YORK, October 13th.-The Light,
house Board have decided to light He'll G ate,
at New York, by electricity. The tower will
be go feet high.
Serious Accident.
BEVERLY Mass. }, October 3th.-By the fall
OF a platform at the dedication of the so,ciers'
| and sailors monument to-day large number
| OF spectators were thrown to the ground
The more seriously injured are Jas. Wood.
bury, Of Beverly, three ribs broken; DR.. w.
| w. Eaton, OF Danvers, collar bone broken
and internal injuries; Comrade Fitz, OF
Lynn, internal injuries Rev. S. w. EDDY,
OF Beverly, badly Jared; Comrade L. Cres-
| sin. of Newburyport, leg broken.
The monument erected by the Twentieth
Maine Veteran Association on Round Top.
Gettysburg, will be uavailed October 18th.
The Trouble In Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, October 13th-The Grand
Jury found an Indictment for conspiracy
against Gill, Floyd and McFaddeu in the
Redmond lynching tragedy, and they were
released under $1,000 bonds each. The
bondsnen are all of Posey county, ard rep.
sent over $4,000, 600. The condition of the
four other wounded raiders is not improving,
Debate ON Woman Suffrage,
OMAHA, October 135h-A joint debate was
held in the Opera House this evening between
Miss Susan b. Anthony and Edward Rose
water, editor Of the Bee, upon the woman
suffrage question. The debate lasted three
hours and the audience applauded and Kissed
profusely.
A Peculiarly sad Case.
PENSACOLA (Fls.). October 13th.-Among
the deaths FROM yellow fever to-day was Mrs
ROsasco, wife OF the italian Consul. This
young lady has just arrived from Italy,
where she wss afiianced and married by
proxy to Mr.. Rcsasco. She crossed the At
lantic TO j1in her betrothed husband was
shipwrecked, but rescued and landed in Bgs-
ton, and arrived here Saturday evening last.
The marriage was formally ratified Sunday,
and to day she was buried.
A Policeman Sent 10 Prison.
New York, October 13sh-Polce officer
Eugene Riley, convicted of ASSEMBLING and
clubbing citizsp, was sent to The Peniten-
tiary for six months.
Failures OF the Week
NEW York, October 13th.-The number
of failures reported in the past seven days
are 112. OF these 107 are distributed in
various States and five occurred in New
York city.
ThermOmetricaI.
REV YORK, October 18Th - Midnight
| Highest temperature to-day, co.; lowest, 49,