Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-30


I'VE before noon, and by request OF James
a: heve'ln, MeIville's attorney. l. was dis
missed, IS the custody of the i'd had bean
obtaiIsd without law.
Page on the Political Situation.
NEW YORK. November 29h Couoress
man Page of Califorpia was met this morn.
ing. lie said his defeat was dre 70 the de-
lection OF tae Germans, who left the Repub-
iican ranks In body in CONSEQUENCE of tbs
oun6ay-law plank in the platform. He is
confident that California yill be found on tba
Republican side ia 1884, although tbe ont.
look at present is slightly discouraginp. He
deprecated handing ever the politicsi party
to It's opponents In order to punish its Lead
ers. If the Republican leaders could ret to-
gether and be firmly united once more, there
was nothing, in his opinion, to prevent that
party from again assuming the leadership in
tins political world.
Murder and Suicide.
CoRRINNE (Me) J. November 29sh.-Thia
afternoon North Newport was startled bv
three pistol shots il rapid succession. Shortly
afterwards horse attached to a carriage ran
into the yard Of John Dodge. In the car
risge Miss Nellie Prilloy, Of North Newnort
lsy dyirg, shot in the left temple. Charles
Crowell jumped from the carriage and
dropped before reaching the horse. He had
bullet hole in the right temple Both died
inside OF thirty minutes. They were iugensi-
bic. and did not recover consciousness,
Crowell called at the school-hcuse in st.
Aloans, where Miss Prilloy wss teaching, to
take her to her home In North Newport to
spend Thanksgiving.
Murderous waiter.
CHICAGO. November 29sh.-A colored
waiter, Bill Allen, alias Joe DshImap, re-
slsting arrest, shot and killed Dolicepsn
Wright tonight, emptied his revolver AT
other policemen who tried TO arrest MIN. and
escaped. This morning no hit William
Jones, another waiter, with a hammer in
lic!iug probably fstsl ipjuriey.
General Cutting Down Of Expenses.
MILWAUKEE, November 29:h.-The man.
aeement Of the o.. W. aud ST. Paul Railroad
have ordered general cutting down of run
ming expenses a number OF e.apl5ree will
De discharged, and she hours of labor in the
large machine chops ia Menoiainee valley
have been fixed at ten hours per day.
Iadlaus Asking fer Pensions.
LITTLE ROCK (Ark,l November 29th,-An
Indian Territory special says that most of
the Creeks who fought for tire Uoion during
tie rebellion are asking the Government for
pensions.
The Chicago Lottery Euatncss.
CHICAGO, November 29sh.-The law pro-
h'oltlng the sole Of lottery tickets mss become
8 dead letter here, rs the business is bein0
openly conducted AID freely Advertised b9
circulars and siszs. S0Iso OF them frankly
confess that they pay large sums for Illegal
protection.
Epidemic of scarlet Fever.
COLUMBUS 10. J. November 29.h.-The spi-
deulic Of scarlet fever at the Imbscile Asv-
lum continues, with "a cases. at present &
deaths to date, and tie fever spreading TO sp
alarming extent.
Award OF Damages.
BUFFALO, November 20 .h.-Gsorge Smith.
IN suit for ds-ra"as against the New
York Central aud i---s5n River Railroad. ON
account of injuries received at crossing.
owing TO tiAgmaD not being employed, has
been awarded $4,000.
Steel Mills shni Down
SCRANTON (Pa.l November 29Sh.-The
LacksHsnna Coal and Iron Uempany's steel
mills shut down tonight for an Indefinite
period. Over 1000 men are throwa out of
work.
Missing Merchant.
NEW YORK. November 29sh.-Fredericl,
Wagner, a Sine merchant of tits city, hiss
been missing since August 3lst. He left for
California then on g business TIP and after
leaving Kansas City all trace was lost of him.
1t is supposed that he became suddenly de-
ranged, and is at present N some institution,
Judgment In Favor o. Lolta.
Boston, November 29sn.-Lotss. the act,
ress, in an equity suit against BENJAMIN r
Randall & Co., with which firm she was in
partnership in a cotton speculation, has been
awarded slS 600. Lolita claimed $21, 900,
A swindEcF Ia Custody.
OMAHA, November 29sh.-Sheriff Werner.
OF Eureka, Ks, passed through Omaha this
afternoon, hemsTard bound, With prisoner
named Z. " Bart, whom he arrested at Free
mont for forgery, DEMONSTRATING and obtain
ing money under falls r-eteases.
New PostoSive.
WASHINGTON, November 29sn.-A ,au
Postotice mas been established at J ohnstown-
P!umas county, Cal, with Henry WiIloughby
as Postmaster.
May and Becembey with . Vengeance,
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), November 29.b.-Can-
tain Allen May, Of Hardin county, aged l0I
years, yesterday procured license to marry
yoang lady aged 10, of the same county,
Winter In the East.
New York, November 29sh.-Four inches
OF snow lies on the ground, and travel is slow.
New YORK, November 29th.-It still
SHOWS, and sleighing is fine in eyery direc-
ton. About eight inches now covers the
ground. This is the first Thanksgiving Dav
since 1857 that New York has been sleighing,
ROME (Ga.l November 29th.-Is ia snow
ing this afternoon, which nelts ss it falls.
New YORK, November 29sh-Midnight.-
Highest temperature to-day, 300; lowest, 27o.
CHICAGO. November 295b.-Rtshest tenn.
pars.ure to-dsy, 81; lowest, 23o.
Beatt.
CALAIS (Maine), November 29.h.-James
Spike, writer and politician, died to-day.
CHICAGO, November 29th.-Boston dis.
patches chronicle the death of Rev. Jacob M.
Manning, formerly pastor Of the Old South
Church, from malarisl fever. CONTRACTED
while Chaplain of the Forty third Masss-
chusetts Volunteers. ard Rev. DR.. William
hanson, General Buffers instructor ia his
youthful days.