Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10

other hand, states that he has part interest
IN the stock. and that he had RENTED nearly
all OF the company's share of the proceeds Of
sales Colonel Holloway bears q frst-class
reputation. ard i the leading importer of
Ciydesdsies in the country. He has repl.v-
iheo the herd, which is valued ut 1925 900.
The Carlisle Indian School.
WASHINGTON, November Oh. = Indisn
commissioner Prics has received the annual
report OF the Carlisle iudian School, which
shows thst st the date of the last report
there were $50 Indian boys and 81 Indian
glrls Mt the school. During the year rs BOYS
and 81 girls have been received, 60 bows and
- girls returned to agencies. Four boys and
two girls died, and at the close Of the fiscal
year 1SS hoys ard los girls remained at the
scno9i. Ice laTgeat representation was from
the cheyenne. OmsRa and Ossee tribes, and
50. 7lS worth OF wagons, harre5s. shoes and
tinware had been made by the students. The
g'rls made thsir own garments, and much OF
the boys clothing.
Methodist Episcopal Mission,
NEw York, November 9sh-Tne Meth.
odist Episcopal Board of Missions continued
It's iabors this Afternoon, and appropriated
the following suns for the missions ia the
United States not in thu Conference Ari-
iona, 5000; Black Hills, So. 600; Dakota.
60 e0; lndi:n Territory, 81 600; Montana,
81, 800; New Mexico, 50 500; Utah,
$500; the Northern New York Welsh
Mission, $500; tie Norwegian ard Swedish
missions in California, 81 200; the Swedish
and Norwegian missions ia New York. East
Conferences. $1,000 and $1,000, respectively.
one Years Railway Construction.
CHICAGO, November 9sh.-The Rail7ray
Age states: Railway construction during the
nnnth of October in the Uaited Stats ag
gregated LOGS miles OF main track on II ,!if.
terent lines in 30 States, making total for
| ten months OF the preseBt yaar OF 9. las miles
| on z93 line IN 43 States aid Territories. and
| estimates the total consFrIc ion for the wear
| at between II 600 and Il, 600 miles, whicS far
exceeds The construction in any previous wear.
| Dakots leads In the construction during the
past month, With 13i miles. Texas comes
next. with 80 milss A5iz ma built 90 miles
| Calf %, Colorado AZ, Idaho % Oregon
| IL.
Bank safe Bsrsiarized.
CLINTON ua.), November 9;h.-Brtholo.
NEW Co. bank safe. at Preston, was blown
| open last night. and robbed If several thou.
| sand dollars.
Fiye Millions Per Week.
| WASHINGTON, November osh.-Seoresary
Folgar this afternoon directed Assissan;
| treasurer Acton, at New York, TO redeem
any OF tbs United States bonds which have
been called in for redemption, at the rate Of
So, Geo. 900 per week.
City in Darkness.
| NEW ORLE ANS, November h,-No arranp.
ment having been made with the gss COM
pany, the city Is IN darkness again e. night.
Catholic synod.
NEW YORK, November b.-Ths SYNOD of
| the Catholic Archdiocese of New York f,Iar.
dinal McJloSky presid.ng) considered to day
the government of the sub-clergy, mauaye.
ment CT the parochial schools, cor irmation.
confession, sbsoutiOn and the administration
OF the sacrament.
Railroad Collision.
/ QUINCY Il.), November 9 h The psssen.
ger tram last night about midnight on the
| st. Louis ksokuk and Northwestern Rail.
road collided with freight trsin twelve
miles south ct this city. The smashup was
fearful. A fireman, brakeman and q passeu-
ger named Gtiffiu, os Keckuk, were badly
hurt. Griffin'a skull! was fractured, and his
recovery. is doubtful. The wounded were
| brought here.
Three Men sh0ckiagly Injured.
ROCHESTER IN. ", November 9:h.-Yes-
terday afternoon some Democrats at Byron
| were anvil firing, when an anvil exploded.
blacksmith named Matolf had his right
arm shattered and afterwards amputated A
|
eyes, and another named Donahoe had his
nose blown off and lost the sight of one eye.
Two Boys Killed.
PEORIA I'M, November 9.h.-Two bovs
named Eagelk vera killed at Milisr's coal
mine to-day. A train of loaded cars, on
which they We're riding, broke through a
bridge and fell distance of twenty. five feet
The boys were buried in the wreck.
Schools Closed by Scarlet Fever and
| Diphtheria.
| READING pa, November 9.h.-The pub.
lie schools OF Birdsboro were closed TO-DAY.
owing to the prevalence of scarlet fever and
| diphtheria.
| Adrian's EX-Mayor Captured at Last.
Ell Psss tE'cx.l. November 9;h.-Thonas
-. Naviu, the ex-Mayor and abscondisg bond
torger OF Adrian, Mich, was captured By
the City Marshal to-day.
Punishment Approved.
| WASHINGTON, November 9.h.-The Indian
Bureau is informed hy the Agent az the Tule
River Agency, Caiifyrbi', that several parties
charged with selling liz ior to Indians have
| been hned 500 and sentenced to Jail for one
| year by Judge Hoffman. This is regarded
as most encouraging by the Department, as
| such 0henses have heretofore been difficult Of
| punishment
| No New Facts developed.
| WASHINGTON, November oh, = Melville
| continued his narrative bafore the Jeanette
Court OF Inquiry to-day, but 10 new facts
were developed.
Held TO tnswer.
| WASHINGTON, November 9.h-In the Po-
lice Court this N orning, Frank Fall, CHARGED
| with conspiracy to corrupt the iuryuen of
the star route trial, wss placed under 81 0C0
bonds, to await the action of the Grand jury,
An Iddian Village shelIed and DESTROYED.
NEW YORK, November 9ih.-The Herald
has this from British Columbia The Corwiu
has arrived from Si;ka. She reports that the
Hootsnoo Indians in Alaska are troublesome
and aggressive. They seized a boat and
whaling gear of the whaling company at
kiliienOs, and took two white prisoners and
threatened TO kill them. Sixsy-six sailors ard
marines from the United STATES steamer
Adams, under Lieutenant Barrett. were dis.
patched to the scene OF trouble. Commander
Merriam proceeded thisher in the Corwip.
The prisoners were released, and a fine OF 400
blankets was imp se1 rs 8 penalty. The
Indians refused to pay, aad rem aimed defiant,
rendering 1t necessary for the vessel TO shell
and destroy p,rtion Of the village,
Railroad Bridge Burned
BINGHAMToN I'm. ", November 9 II
The large wooden bridge belonging to the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Yves ern Rail.
road acr Jss the Susquehanna river az Great
Bend, connecting that road with the Erie
was burned this morning.
Therm0metrIcaI.
Kew YORK, November h-Midnieht,-
Highest temperature to-day, Coz; lowest. Az
CHICAGO, November 9 h HIGHEST tenn
perature to-day, 56'; lowest, Az