Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-14

DoAaf5 EcW6Iu ae OueTeu iOF tHS-6 meu.
Chicage-Dressed Beef In New York.
NEW YORK, October 13tb.-Two carloads
OF Chicago-dressed beef arrived this morning.
It sold at IL cents wholesale. 20 cents retail
cents less than the regular price.
Proposed Grand Dramatic Treat.
CINCINNATI, October 13th.-This after
noon, at the sitting of the Dramatic Festival
Association, it was announced that dra-
matte festival will he given in Music Hall
next April, continuing one weak. Fer per-
formers. the following actors and companies
have been engaged John Mccullough, Mary
Anderson and Lawrence Barrett. Negoti-
atoms are pending for the personal services of
Keene, Rhea, Modjssks and Lsngtry. The
plays selected are Julius Ce'ar," "Eva-
line" "Othello." Romeo and juliet"
"Ths Hunchback," " Richelieu" or "Vir-
ginius."
The Death Penalty.
LANCASTER (Ky.), October Is William
Austin waS hanged TO- law for the murder OF
hiI aunt, Betsy Bland. He remained calm,
and denied guilt until moment before tie
drop fell, when he whispered ia the ear Of
the minister that he did the murder. Whisky
was the cause, and he warned his brother
against it.
INV ORLEANS, October 13.h.-Part Prin-
gle (colored) was hanged to-day at Mansfield,
De Soto Parish, at 1:l5 P. NJ His neck was
broken by the drop. A Thousand spectators
were present. Pripgle declared his innocence
to the last.
Terrific Boiler Explosion.
PETERSBURG Qll) October 18Th. = Tbs
boiler 10 Stevenson Bros saEmiil exploded
yesterday with such force IS TO throw the
fragments a quarter of Inile. Stephen
Stevenson and James Hopimer were instantly
killed ard two others fatally injured.
The West Virginia Election.
WHEELING, October 18Th The majority
of General Golf. Republican candidate in this
Congressional district, continues to increase
as the returns csme IL. A most remarkable
change runs through nearly every county in
the district. For instances. Vessel county,
the Democratic Gibralter of the district, only
returns Democratic majority of 35i, against
over 500 two years ago. Only three Of the
Democratic maj 1rities, and these make Golf .
msjority l. $50. Tha lass reports
from the Second Congressional Dis
trict look favorable for John w.
Mason. A special to the Iatei}iyeRcer. Just
received, indicates about tfty majority for
Mason. The latest from the Fourth District,
where Judge LOOMS, Of Parkersburg, was
the Republican candidate against Eustace
Gibson, show large cut ia tire Democratic
hOtSs Dub NO. SubuSu W tsCEs lJDOIlIH. Inc
Democratic majority in the State will b. re-
duced TO 6000 or Z 000 King (Democrat)
goes back from tbs Third District.
The Ohio Election.
COLUMBUS, October 13th.-The official re-
turns from different counties are coming in
very slowly, on account of the scratching on
all the local tickets. AS the returns come in
from different counties it looks as if tie great
and swesping victory claimed by the Dem
ocracy would dwiudle down to q small ma
iority. The Democrats are considerably sur
prised that Morey aud Hart have been
elected, but seem satisfied because they have
a majority Of the delegation.
COLUMBUS, October 1Ssh.-The official vote
of Stark county completes the ticial vote of
the Eighteenth District, and shows the cleo
ton of Mckinley over Wallace for Congress
by eight votes. A contest is talked of.
This makes the Ohio delegation stand Re-
publicans and Is Democrats. Ga the re-
turns received it is estimated that the Demo-
cratic majority in the State will be 10000.
DisgracefuI scOvilIe Performances.
CHICAGO October 13sh.-Mr. and Mrs.
Scoville are besieging the Courts with various
bills. e'c., directed against each other and
off n1iD9 the public with most scaudalous
counter charges. Scarcely day passes with
out one or the other appearing in some rev
DUhsS III Inc COuEis. lnElE DIlS are gSnSE-
ally OF the least possible in'e-est and their
qusrrels are actively promoted by otficious
outsiders.
An Actress In Court.
NEW York, October 13 h-Suit was began
in the Superior Court this morning by Marie
Prescott, the actress, against President
Toucey, of the American News Company.
She claims $4,000 for circulating a paper
called "Nym Crinkie." cont4iriag en- article
rejecting on her personal character. Judge
Fullerton, counsel for defense. said that the
proper person for her to sue was the publisher
of the paper; but az she had sued his client
he proposed to prove the truth Of the article,
and that the plaintiff was not chaste woman
On the contrary, he said he would show that
she had been mistIe % of several men. Upon
hearing this Miss Prescott grew red and her
eyes filled with tears. A little boy who sat
by her side, and who was said TO be her son,
noticing her tears, began to weep i'll SYM
patty with her.
Wholesale Indictment OF officials.
HUNTERS POINT (Loug IslanG), October
13th.-Tne Grand Jury acjouraed this after.
noon until the % | inst. A batch of indict-
ments were handed in, including three against
Mayor Dsbovoise. One charges embezZ!e.
ment of the city funds, another maifeasance,
the third removing Police Commissioners for
enforcing the law against booksellers. Indict.
ments were also found against ex-Judge Bus
ted, Police Justice Delhsniy, Coroner Robin
son ana policeman Dissal, foe conspiracy to
ohstrucs the authority Of Comstock in the
execution of warrants against booksellers.
Judge Delhanty is also charged with issuing
illgal orders of arrest against Gems stock. In-
dictments were also found against a large
number OF booksellers The Grand Jury
passed vote of thanks to Comstock.
Serious sha0ting ARRAY,
ATLANTA (Ga.), October 18th At Upton,
small station on the b Brunswick and Albap Y
Railroad, a serious shooting affray occurred
yesterday. Greene B. Mayo and Martin
Harrell. turpentine producers, met ct Court.
Mayo asked for a retraction Of statements In
letter to him. Hsrrel at once fred. Be-
tween the two men and their friends, forty or
fifty shots were fired Both principals fell,
morsa!ly wounded. Ols of Harrels sup
porters, named Jordan, was instantly killed,
and man named Vickers &c. iou.ly lurt.
ATLANTA Gal October 13sh.-A special
to the Constitution says: Mayo. one of the
men engaged in tie Upton fight, is deaj,
William NicSers is reported dead, and Har-
rel is az the point of death.
Nominated for Congress.
NEW BLOOMFIELD PAL October 18Th
TIE Democrats ut the Eighteenth District
have nominated i. NJ. X mmsl for Congress,
DES MONIES ia J. October 13.h.-The
Democrats of the Eighth Congressional Dis
tricS have nominated l. wis Bennett. vice
james w. Freelend, declined.
McGREGoR (Ia October l3.h.-The Dem.
oarstic candidate for Congress in the Fourth
District withdrGws, ilsusiug the election Of
Updesraff, a Repab lean.
Destruction by FIRE.
BRIDGEPORT Conn J, October IS .h.-John
Hard's large elevator Was burned this morn
ING, together with $4,000 bushels of oats, TO-
COO corn, 10000 wheat, and 80 600 mixed
grain. Loss. slS5,000; insurance, $4,000.
Strike OF Coopers.
CHICAGO, October 13sh.-The coopers in tho
employ of the different packing houses, and
other establishments at the stock yards and
in Chicago, are on strike, under orders Of
ths Coopers' Union. Several hundred of
them are out. They have been getting about
81 70 per day, but demand Sc. New men are
taking their places.
A Detective Arrested.
CINCINNATI. October 13.h.-The only I'M
portant arrest in connection withthe murder of
A. W. Ross, for whose assassin reward of
$1,000 hiss been offered, is that of James T.
Porter, detective, who claims to be working
up the case, and in whose possession are
numerous memoranda pointing to Huff ar as
tie guilty man.
Lynch Law in wyoming.
LARAMIE CITY, October I3;h.-A Boomer.
dng special from Fort Fettermap, in this
county, says: J. II. Cspp last night shot
aud instantly killed r r. Elgin, the book