Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-16
The Jeanette lunu,ry


socket, ana died iron loss OF biooi within an
neur. passenger named Fink was badly
injured. A number of cars we're hadlv
wrecked and many cattle killed.
The Jeanaette Inquiry,
WASHINGTON, November 15sii.-The Jean.
nette Court Continued its hearing of Mel.
vile this morning He described the meetin,
between himself. NcrUs AMI Ni1German, who
had been sent ahead by De Long. Upon
landing, Noros exclaimed My God, Mel
vile, are you olive? We thought YOU and
all OF the whole boats party had cone TO the
bottom OF the sea-" No new Developments,
National Grange, Patrons OF liusbandry,
| INDIANAPOLIS, November 15.h.-The six
teensh annual session of the National Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, began in this city TO-
| day. The National Grange is composed of
Masters of State Oranges and their wives.
and thirty.two States are represented in the
session. Among the delegates present are
Governor Frederick Roble, Of Maine, and
Congressman Aiken, of South Carolina. The
sessions are secret, and viii continue till next
week.
Another BloOd-Curdiing Tragedy.
RAUB llnd.l November 15Eh.-This morn
ing well-to.do farmer, named Jasper Sparl.
| ding, living three miles from this place frat
Knocked senseless his little son and wife with
whitti ssrse, and then cut their throats with
razor. After which he cut his own throat
with the same weapon.
Democratic Nomination for Mayor.
BosToN, November 15th.-The Democratic
Ward and City Commissioners tonight unan-
1nously nominated Albert Palmer for Mayor,
County Funds stoIen.
TAYLoRsvILLE IN. c., November 15.h.-
Burglars entered the residence Of William A,
Pool, Clerk of the Superior Cour. of Alex
ander county, last night, bound ard gagged
and yyItb IaI
ing to the county.
Murdered and Robbed.
DALLAS TEX }, November 15th.-In De
Witt couaty to dsy two escaped Mexican
convicts met James G. Sparma on the road
and shot him They then beat out his brains
with gun and robbed him
The SunGen ssramer.
PHILADELPHIA, November Is 1.-The gen.
eral agents of the Red Star Steamship Com
pany In this city doubt the rumor that the
steamer sunk BY tie Westphalia was the
Neederland, which sailed from Antwerp on
Saturday, and cay If the Neederlaud was in
her course she would have bsen 80 miles
west OF the spot where the CO, ,ision took
place.
Fever nj Providence.
Providence tR H., November I5th.-In-
vestigstion disclOseg tue fact that there are
within the city limits upward # 2 600 cases
of fever in different forms, varying from light
malarial to malignant typhoid. Many ply
sicians a5eert that she CONDITION CT Cove Basin
and the river is the cause.
Death.
KEoKUK liz \, November l5sh.-Mrs. f.
X. arb sisser of the late Oliver r Morton,
OF lndiEne. died Of paralysis liz this city so
day, sgsd 70 years.
Frost tn the South.
WILMINGToNr November l5.b.-A killing
frost here las. night.
A Million. an Trouble.
ERIE tPa.). November 18th Ezra Cooper.
millionaire, has been arrested Or the seduc-
ton OF the wife OF ! reputable brakeman in
Vipton township.
TherDOmesricai.
CHICAGO, November 15th.-HIghest tenn
perature to-day, 46'; lowest. So.
New YORK, November l55h-Midnight-
Highest temperature to-day, 46' ; lowest, 81.
Tae Yellow Fever Epidemic at an End.
PENSACOLA (Fia.l November 15th.-No
deaths and no new cases were reported to-day
from fever, though several have been known
&c exist since yesterday. The Board of
Health has issued proclamation declaring
the yellow fever epidemic il this city at an
end.
Something New In ihe gniied States.
| PTTsBURG, November 15.h.-A company
! wltn capital OF 500 OOO has been organized
/ by prominent iron men to erect works for the
manufacture of nails and spikes from steel
something which mas lever before been dsne
in the United Stats5
Fort Pillow Chalmers 10 Beu RuiIer,
New YORK, November 15sh.-Ths Gre
nsda Miss Sentinel has tie following This
uniqua telegram, By authority Of General
James K. Chalmers, was sent TO Ben Butler
verbatim b. the editor Of this paper Thurs
day night:
GRENADA (hiss }, November 9ta
To General Butler, Lowell, Mass: Fort Pillow
/ Chalmers TO Beast Butler, greeting Both in
Shake. JAMES +. CHALMERS
The Next Senate.
New York, November 15h.-The Times
Washington correspondent, showing that the
Senate will be divided between the two great
parties, demonstrates that the Virginia lie.
a5justers will hold the balance of power.
He says George g. Gorham is still candi.
! date for the office OF Secretary. 1t is said by
some persons that he will be selected and sup.
ported by the Republican caucus He will
be supported by Malone and Riddleberger,
the two Readjussers, whose votes will be
needed.