Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-24

hey ond, thus inaugurating war from Chicago
west. as well as from western points to
Chicago. Il is rumored that the Milwaukee
and st. Paul viii tomorrow make the rate
fifty cents from Milwaukee to Moline, which
is step in the same dire ction.
The Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON, November 23i.--The Pfesi-
dent remained yesterday at the Soldiers
Home, at work on his message, which is to
be given to the prbiic 10 advances of the re-.
ports of the Secretaries.
Gorham's Chances for the Secretaryshtp of
the Senate.
WAsaINGToN. November 2Sj. = Senator
Vest ID m J, when interrogated on the sub
jecs Of the Senate reorganization, said that
there was no probability of George Gorham's
becoming Secretary. There were several
half breed Senators, in his opinion, who would
rot vote for Gorham, but would rather see a
Democrat if it came TO an issue.
Requiem Hass-Jurors ob:a:ned-Gam-
biers Taken In,
CHICAGO, November 23i-A requiem mass
was solemnized by Rsv. Father John Pope
Ho1lett this afternoon, il memory of the
fifteenth anniversary Of the execution Of the
Itthu IElsOGSEs, <thSHI fiu
O'Brien, sc Manchester, England. In the
evening large memorial meeting was held.
at which addresses were made and patriotic
songs sung. Three collins were placed on
tbs stage.
Eleven jurors had been obtained at the
conclusion Of the fourth day of the Theresa
Sturla murder trisl.
The police made raid on one of the city
gambling houses tonight, and captured 125
persons.
Passenger Train Wrecked.
HASTINGS (Minn.). November 23d.-T The
pssser ger train on the Saltwater branch of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail.
way was wrecked at st. Croix Junction to.
day by defective rail. The engine vent
down an embankment, aud the cars narrowly
escaped similar fate. Engineer Van Der
wiSher was instantly killed and the fireman
badly injured. The passengers were all
shaken up, and many bruised, but none seri-
cusly.
Canned Goods by Mail.
WASHINGTON, November 23i.-The Post
ma,tsI-Gsnersl has decided that canned
meats in soldared tins, the cans not weighing
over four pounds, may be admitted in the
mails as fourth-ciass matter az g postage of
16 cents per pound.
Dcstruction by Fire.
NORRIS Mimi. November 23l.-A rre
this morning destroyed largo portion Of the
business section Of this place. The loss is es-
timsted az 800, 600 to $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA. November 23i. - The
fourth and fifth floors of Arrotts two mills,
occupied by Clark 4 Keen, wooden manu-.
facturers, Priestley & Bro, manufacturers of
dress goods. and Wedley l. Tetlow, cotton
yarn manufacturers, were burned out to-day.
Loss, $3.50, 600. Clark & Keen alone suffer o
loss OF about $4,000. Some So employees
escaped by fire escape.
The TaylOrsvilIe Outrage.
TAYLoRsvILLE ill J, November 23I.-There
is no excitement here this morning. Miss
Bond is resting easily.
Malignant Diphtheria.
PcuGHxEEPsIE IN. ", November 2Si.-
Malignant diphtheris has appeared in Mil
lerton, aud the schools have been closed.
Many families are leaving.
Close OF a Long Life.
LOUISVILLE, November 3d. H. W.
Wilkes, ST., died in this city to-day, aged OF
years.
Minister Mulcted.
BALTIMORE, November 23l.-Rev. II. 81.
Woodruff pleaded guilty OF opening letter
with the intent OF cbstFucting correspond.
ence, and sscreting and embs zzling The same,
and was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50.
Woman suffrage Convention.
Dies MONIES (Ta.h November t3I.-Ths
Woman Suffrage Convention OF Iowa was
held here to-day. Addresses were delivered
by MrE. Hendmap, OF PiStsbuIg, and Bishop
Hutist.
Holding the Fort.
Troy (N. Y.l November 23d.-The cid
poles force still hold the station.b houses.
Strike Of Coal Miners a Failure.
PITTsBURG, November 2Si.-From iudics-
lions to-day Tie strike of coal miners has
proved failure. OF tifty.nire pits iu this dis.
trict, only fourteen have been Idle, and the
majority of these have resumed.
Movements or Troops.
OMAHA, November 23i.-Two hundred and
thirty men Of the Fifteenth Infantry, from
New Mexico, leave Denver Tomorrow for st.
Paul, expecting to reach there On Sunday
next.
Killed by Circular Saw.
NASHVILLE Tenn. J. November 2Sd.-John-
ston StalielG, iaborer, was torn to pieces st
Springfield to-day by a circulsr saw.
Notice OF n Contest.
INDIANAPoLIs, November 23l.-Notice of
o contest has been served upon William II
Calkins, Coogressmsn-eiecS from the Thir-
teenth District Of Iudiaua, by John II. WIZ
terbotham, on the ground of fraud and in
timidstion.
ThermometrtcaI.
NEW Y DIRK, November 23d-Afidnieht.
Highest temperature to-day, 46' !; lowest, Sc.
CHICAGO Nove1 br 2Si.-Eishest tenn.
perature to-day, 46'; lowest, S0'.