Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-06

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Death of a Prominent Tiscos>in PolIt.-
clan.
RACINE. October 5.h,-Hon, Robert IT
Baker, a promiaeEt politician and business
man, and Director cf the Union Pacific
Railroad, died this morning.
The Captured Bank 4abber All Ihe
stolen Money Accounted For.
kEwANEE (lnl October 5.b.-A special
detective arrived with the hank robber
Dankles to-day, and this morning. after a
walk of few miles east Of here, returned
with q sack Of gold containing ST, 600. This
accounts for all the money, and al the rob-
bers are in custody.
Suit for Damages.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5sh.-Mrs Caths-
rine L. Reaf, wife of Richard Reslf, the well
known poet, whose tragic death by suicide in
the San Francisco Mias four years ago was
the theme of such general Comment, both in
this country and England at the time, to-day
appeared in judge Mi'GtelPs Court as plant
if in q suit against } b Lippincott & Co., to
recover damsges for alleged lihelous state
msnts concerning hersef IL Il biography OF
her husband writt-a by Ro<ei:er johnson,
ard printed 10 LippjHeott'S MdgGeiae in
March, 1879.
Nominations for Congress.
FALL RIVER Mas y October 5sh.-The
Republicans of the Fret District have nom
isated Il. S. Davis foc Congress.
MILWAUKEE, October 5sh.-Tae Democrats
of the Fourth Congressional District have
nominated z. V. Deuster.
BUFFALO, October 5,h.-John f. Moulton
has been nominated for CONGRESS b. the Re-
publicans Of the Thirty second District.
BALTIMORE, Octo5er 5.h.-Tae Republi-
cans of the Second Congressional District
have nominated Thadieus @. Bisir.
CHEYENNE Wye J, O3tober Ssh. - The
Democrat: Territorial Go'.rsntion met at
Green River to-day. NJ. e Post, the present
delegate in Congress- was renCminated by &C.
clamatiop.
Boston, Oc.obsr 5.b.-The Sixth District
Democrats have nominated Daniel W. Law
renee for Congress.
ONENETA N. " October s h-Tho Re.
putltcans Il the rwenty frat Dist.icyt have
nominated q. w. Rty fos Congress
FLOODED Murder oT Farmer By his
NcIghbor.
CHCsGD, Oc5ebac IA -izpstch from
TsyicfovIllP, H., Bays 4 c'II-h'nr6sd mg--
der w 5 c. In:nitted h mile mott cf the town
Of Palmer yesterday. Johu L ga aod Jas.
Rig5y, two iarmsr=, qaal-eled about the
possession Of some lad Haev bectr in
yglyed IL a l4T-.uis, from ysLigB Ei,;y came
out vics2:isus. Yesterday L.;gA .pproached
Risby, ana pretending th.t lie desired to
feet p9.ccabIe settlement. suAdsl " opened
fire with a rsvcIye-. O-e bullet produced a
fatal wound Li4h escaped, hut a posse ara
il pursuit, and AZ The excitement runs high
lynchiug j. prohzb'c. MurdIsTers have usually
escaped the law in this region.
Capable Negligence nUd Gross and CrImi-
ma! Cas- -aess
NV YORK October 5sh.--T6es Corouer's
jury investigating he sponajbili5y for the
late collision in Herlem river tunnel, by
which three peIs"us lost their LIVES. find W,
D. c. Rawson, The telegraph OPERATOR { the
Niaety-sixth street station, guilty f cuIpa-
bic Begligelce GsorP7 f Rod, conduct r
of the New Hay IN and Hartford trails, gu'lty
Of gross and criuiaal negligence; Robert J..
Robbins brakeman, guilty # Gu pablo legli-
g@pce the New YORK Central ard Hudson
River r iroad Companies guilty f gross and
criminal negligence.
The Jeanncste Expedition saquirY.
WASHINGTON. October 5;a.-The jean
nette Board Of Inquiry spens the entire after
noon session in organ Zi12 and outlining plans
for thorough sud systematic inye- tigation.
| the sessions If the b 5ard sil, be upar. and
| l. is ;he present intention to exau.i-e every
witness who Can throw rny light upon the
| subject, As several Survivors Of TIE Jean
| lette expedition aIe ruW engaged in the
! sezrch for LitussrGuS Chipi's purity, the
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months, to allow she takia5 cf their testi-
| G4Ouy.
| American RcaIa Of Foreign Missions.
| PORTLAND (Me J. Oc5oher 5sh-A5 The
| meetiug Of the 4 neric.n Board of Foreign
! Missions, Presideu. Bartlett, of Dartmouth
| College presented rLe TSp.rs OF tee Commit
| tee on The Dakota Iuiiaa M;sai ms Tbs re-
! poIt recommends thas the mission be trans-
| ferred to the Amalie n Mssiora ' Associa-
| ton, leaving the details cf Grrap, sm-rts to
| the present comuittee General L. Whit
| telsby, Secretary Of the Indisu Commission,
spoke in behalf of the Iadi Ia. TIE recon-
mend4ttoH Of the committee was I'D pied.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, October 5!h.-The following
Pacific coast postal changes are announced:
II posteftics at Elkhorn, Polk county, Or,
has been discontinusd. The mail will here
after go to Sheridan, Yamhill county. The
name of the postcffice called Uncle Sam, in
Lake county, Cal, Is changed to Kslsayville.
The following changes are ordered in the
star Iervice: Route 46, l58 from Reno to
Susanville, Cal, from Ocsober 1G 1882, will
supply the Summit between Junction and
Lone Valley; route 46, 163, from Quincy TO
Junction, Cal, frOm October 16, 1882, will
omit junction and end as the summit, de-
creasing the distsuoe four niles.
! SMALLPOX on an EmIgrant Train.
CHICAGO, Ostoher 5sh.-Seven cases of
smallpox on the Fort Wayne en- igraot train
from New Yorkwas discovered by the Health
Inspector to-day.
A City Government rndIcfed-
WILLIAMsPoRr (Pa.l, October 5.h.-In-
dictments were returned 6y the Grand Jury
to-day against the Mayor and City Council,
arrested last week on a charge of failing to
keep the streets in proper condition.
Maria TnEay, rno,,, tha nm,toIs
and LYnched.
ADMISSION (Ala J, October 5sh,-Ten DAYS
ago a burly negro named John Brooks
brutally assaulted little girl en- the outskirts
of town. He was captured on the 45h and
lodged in Jail at Jacksonville. This after
noon, on preliminary trial, he confessed his
guilt, aud the Judge ordered him to j iii. A
large crowd took the prison er ous Of tae Sher-
ifs hands and lyUchsd him.
FuIi City Ticket-Fmmcnse Gathering Of
People.
81. LOUIS. October 5.h.-The FilIsy fac.
ton of the Republican party have nominated
full city ticket in St. L-uis
OAe hundred thousand ople were present
at the fair to-day.
ThurIow Weed III Again
New York October 5sh.-ruurlow Weed
is very i'll. His daughter ha' bsen summoned.
Telegraphic Consolidation.
CHICAGO, October 5.b e W 9 learned this
evening that the Mu'ul Union aud Western
Union Telegraph OIL 1es in this city will be
consolidated Monday.
Collision OF Freight rains.
PITTsBURG. Ueto5or r. - E.riy this morn
Jog u collision occurred At Liclen station, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, between
two freight trains. Conductor Ruffner lest
leg, and brakeman Sanders was killed.
Indiana Christian Temperance Union.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 5sh.-The State
Convention of the Christian Temperance
Union passed q resolution for the submission
of the question OF a pzohibitory amendment
to a vote of the people at special election,
and resolved to support the candidates advo-
eating this policy, regardless of party.
A Train BeEaiIed.
RALEIGH IN. C,) October 5th.-A train
on the Midland and Northern Railway was
derailed to-day, while approaching Colds
boro. Several cars were rolled down an en-
bsnkment. One man Is reported killed, aad
several passer gsrs injured
Fifty Thousand Majority.
ATLANTA (Gs.), October 5ih.-Stephens'
majority will be about 80. 900 ia the State.
Yellow Fever.