Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-31

was torn out by the roots. It is thought e
cannot recover.
Escape Of a Murderer from an Insane
Asylum.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.). October 3Osh.-Coioue ]
Tom Buford, who killed Judge John Mellot
about three years ago, and was subsequently
sentenced to the Insane Asylum, escaped
Saturday night and went to Indiana. A.
there is no criminal charge against him, hay.
ing been acquitted of murder, it is believed
that he cannot be brought back. He is a
brother of the noted turfman, General Abe
Buford.
Proposed Colonization OF Palestine.
BosToN, October 30th.-The Palestine Col.
oniz and Christian Missionary Associa.
ton has been Incorporated here. 1t has been
formed Tor the purpose of colonizing Pales.
tine with industrious and energetic Chris.
tisns. and by their prudence. labor and perse.
verance, to restore it to its former grandeur.
80 that it will not only be the center of the
world geographically, but also in art, science
and wealth.
Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE (Pex.) October 3Osh.-The
three cases of yellow fever at Fort Brown are
doing well. One new case is reported here.
The troops at Camp StlrIia are in good
health. Ihere are some cases Of fever at the
oahb6 1SOoita Ilo weather Is not,
PENSACOLA (Fls.l October 3Oth.-Niue.
teen new cases and six deaths to day. At
Nixon Oerdito, sixteen miles from Pensacola
one death occurred to-day. Total to date,
2 227 cases and ia deaths. The weather il
very warm.
Nominated for Congress
NEW YORK. October 30th.-Alexander
Taylor, Jr., has been nominated for Con
gress by the Republicans of the Twelfth Dis.
trict.
WILKEsBARRE PAL October 30th.-The
labor organizations have nominated James
McDsde fer Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, October 30th. = General
Lucius Warren, an Independent Republican.
has been nominated tor Congress in the First
District in opposition to General Bingham.
Mrs. John Brown at Boston.
Boston, October 30th.-Mrs. John Brown
had very enthusiastic reception by the Col.
ored people of Boston tonight.
Railroad Accident.
CHARLESTON wv. Val, October 3Osh.-
This morning the construction train on the
Ohio Central Railroad ran into q fiat car,
killing VIM. Copeland, J. Smith and Andy
Snyder, and seriously ipjuring VIM. Brown.
Livingstone Hall Dedicated.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), October SOth.-The
dedication of Livingston Hall. Of the Fisk
University for colored people, took plsce to-
day Ia the presence OF a large audience.
The Flint Mills Fire.
FALL RIVER (Msss.) J, October 30sh.-Rep-
resentatives OF the several companies having
insurance risks on the Flint mills met with
the Board of Directors this morning, and ar
ranged tor adjusting the loss, and prepare
lions Tor rebuilding will probably be made st
once.
Another Victim.
NORTH ADAMS (Mass.l October S0!h.-Mi-
chael Mslley, another victim of the accident
on the Troy and Greenfield Railroad, died
this morning.
Narrow Escape OF Jay GOnId.
ROCHESTER, October S0th.-Jay Gould was
very nearly run over by train here this
morning.
The SGteldO Murder Case.
WASHINGTON, October 30sh.-The Soteldo
case was called in the Criminal Court to-day.
Six jurors were obtained and an adjournment
taken until tomorrow.
Thieying Letter Carrier Jailed.
ST. LOUIS, October 3Osh.-Samuel Levair,
a letter-carrier, has been sent to all for rob-
bing money letters taken from boxes adioiu-
Ing his route. He was caught with Gecoy
etters, and confessed.
Death of a Judge.
CINCINNATI, October 30sh.-Phil. B. SWing,
Judge of the United States Court of the
Southern District Of Ohio, died tonight ct
Batavia, aged 62.
Murderers Escorted by Troops.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), October 3O.h.-Neal and
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