Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06

picked the lock to their cells, removed b,o.l
OF granite from the ceiling, got into the attic
cut way through brick wall, and escana5
Both are professionals, and implicated in in.
at Chicago and in Canada. ''
Sanguine Jay MubbelI.
WASHINGTON, November 5th.-Tb;s ia th.
night oefore the battle, as far as the Rennb
ican Congressional Committee are concerned
tor Hubbell goes to Michigan to. morrow 70
look after business matters that he has ne.
elected on account of the campaign. and then
turns his attention to his Senatorial canvass
de and Henderson are confident of Rennb.
lean majority in the next house, and saw
they Will be very much surprised if the ma.
jority be less than ten. ma
Thermometrical.
Rev YORK, November 5sh-Midnigbt -
Highest temperature to-day, Az; lowest, 29o
CHICAGO, November 9TH - Highest tenn.
perature to-day. 5O'; lowest. Az.
Disastrous Fire.
SHREVEPORT (La.). November 5.b.-A fire.
this evening in b. Woolff's dry goods store
on Texas street, near Spring, DESTROYED hall
dozen business houses. The loss is esti.
mated at SlO2 600; Insurance., about S75, 600
kBusy Day for the New York Firemep.
New YORK, November CHA. M-Tbe
tiremen were kept busy during the "a hours
ending at o'clock yesterday morning. No
fewer than twelve distinct fires Occurred
during those hours, some requiring two. and
one three different alarms. The losses are
not serious, but the number is unprecedented
A City In Flames.
New YORK, November 6th-2 A. M.-At
$3.50 dispatch from Redbank, N. j., stated
that fire there had been burning two hours
and half in the business portion of the city,
just opposite to where the last two fires
occurred. At that time the entire block was
consumed, including the Western Union
office, and was extending up Broad street,
including the Methodist Church, and threat.
ening the First National Bank-about twenty
business houses in all. The dispatch was sent
from the railroad depot. There has lesn no
communication since, and it is probable that
the depot or wire connecting with it has been
burned.
Death Of Californian.
New YORK, November CHA. MA man
supposed to be George w. Marsh, tin.
smith. OF California, was found yesterday in.
sensible In an area, and died soon after.
Ostrich Farming.
NEW YORK, November CHA. M-Twenty-
two ostriches-ten male and ten female
were taken to Central Park Yesterday by
Dr. -otDe, VINO Will keep them there until
he has selected a suitable place for an ostrich
farm in America. DIR. Profile said he would
start farm in New York State, but he ex-
pected that in few years there would be
many farms in the South, and that on &C.
count of the high prices of rent here he would
be unable to compete with them.
Mrs. Langtry and the Park Theater Fire.
New YORK, November 6th-A. M-Mrs,
Langtry, being interviewed yesterday, said
the reproduction of the scenery burned in SO
short time shows stupendous energy on the
part of the Americans. In conversation with
Wallack, Mrs. Langtry said Had an au.
dience been in Park Thester the day il
burned, fear that there would have been a
great loss of life, and had there been such ]
should have packed my trunks and returned
to England at the first opportunity, and
should have never played in America"
Gloomy Outlook for the Republicans.
New York, November 6th-A. M.-The
Times specials say the outlook is rather more
gloomy than recently, and that the Republi
cans are likely to lose several Congressional
districts in Pennsylvania, Virginia and Mis-
souri, in to-morrow's election.