Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-16

ella county, A. T., @. HI. Coms.ock San
Carlos, Final county, A. T., William G
Pendieton.
Beecher Advises His CONGREGATION 70
Register.
New YORK, October l5th.-Henry Ward
Beecher, IN his sermon to-day, advised his
congregation to register, SO that they might
be able to select good and pure men for office,
II any person did not want to vote the Re.
publican or Democratic ticket they might
find the Prohibition ticket good oue TO vote.
1t had been stated that he hims elf was a Pro.
hibitionist, but this, ne declared. WAC not
true.
A steamer sunk a Second Time.
INV ORLEANS, Oc.obsr 18th. -S,ma
mouths ago the steamboat Gresham. loaded
with corn, had hole knocked into her hull
and sank at the wharf at Cincinnati The
underwriters sent divers, and the efforts To
raise her progressed favorably uatil TO day.
when about forty chains which had been
passed under her gave way, and the steamer
again sank cut of sight. II is stated that no
further effort will be made to raise her,
Deaih OF Rev. Thomas Guard.
BALTIMORE, October 15sh.-Rsy. Thomas
Guard, the eloquent pulpit orator and pastor
OF the Mount Vernon Place N. E. Church in
this city, died this morning from the effects
Of an operation of lithotomy Tuesday. DIR.
Guard was for five years pastor of churches
in San Francisco and oakland Csl;foTn;a
He was q native of Ireland.
Pulpit Politics.
New YORK. October 15th.-Several preach.
ers preached politics to-day Bsecher denied
that he was a prohibitioniss, but Talmaoe
gloried that he was enc He said For
1884 l nominate for President and Vice.
President, and L don't care which heads the
ticket, Governor st. John, of Kansas. and
| Govarnor Colquitt, of Georgia. and let ma
! prove that the war is indeed over by nominal
ing to the highest office the ilIustrious
Georgian"
Ordained as an Evangelist.
NEW YORK, October 15sh.-Rev. s, A.
Harlow, recent graduate of the Princeton
Theological Seminary, was ordained to the
ministry as an evangelist at the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church il Brooklyn last even.
ing. Harlow is son Of United States Mar.
shall Harlow, If Brooklyn. He goes to Mon.
tana Territory. to take charge of the church
| in Helena.
Three Men Probably Drowned.
CHICAGO, Oc5obsr 15.h.-Ths afternoon
three men, whose names have not vet been
| ascersalned, went out upon the lake in beat,
which cspsizsd, and it is believed that ali
three were drowned. a hat was found with
the name of Patten inside.
Young Girl Killed by an Abortion,
DECATUR Ill.), October 5sh.-Last Tuesday
Estell Wrisley died suddenly, under some.
what suspicious circumstances. The body
was exhuned, and post norton examina-
| ton developed tho fact that an abortion had
heen produced. DR.. j. d. Wheeler, the
family physician, was arrested, and the Cor
oner's verdict was to the effect that he caused
the girls death. Deceased was of respect.
able family.
The Fire Record.
KANSAS CRY mo. J. October 15:h.-A fife
yesterday at Independence totally DESTROYED
the wooden mill OF Mccoy & McCate. The
| the building and S25, 900 on the contents.
The insurance is S22, 500. The occupants OF
the building escaped unburt.
MANSON ga, October 15:h.-Twenty
business buildings valued, with the contents,
at Si0 uO0, were swept away by riro yester.
day afternoon.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
| MANSON, October 15th.-A fire Saturday
afternoon destroyed large number ef bust
ness houses, eptailing a loss of $4,000 t.
Sioo, 900; insurance half. The fire originated
from lighted cigar carelessly thrown away.
| LoNDoNBURG (Pa.), October 15th.-The
extensive phosphate works Of Whaun &
| Armstrong were burned to-day.
The Yellow Fever situation.
BROWNSVILLE Tex, October 15th.--Ten
light cases OF fever sre reported at Fort
Brown. Reports from all other places inside
the Gordon show healthy condition. The
latest reports from Mier and Ca,aarco say
the death rate keeps at 10 to IL daily. The
weather Is hot, with sousherlY wind.
PENSACOLA fla, October 15sh.-Sixty
four new cases Of yellow fever and thres
deaths were reported to-day. 1t is probable
that al three Of the disabled physicians will
be on duty again the present week. Tota
cases to date, |, COZ; deaths, 140.
| TALLAHASSEE (Fls.), October 15.b.-B. A
McGinnia, of this city, Grand Master of tht
Odd Fellows of Florida, has issued an appeal
to the Odd Fellows of the United States fol
contributions for the yellow fever sufferers o
Pensacola.
An Officer Fatally shot.
LOUISVILLE tKy). October 15,h.-Samue
Rankin, of this city, and - Russell, Of Iudi
suapolis while in custody of City Marsha
Adam Knapp, of New Albany, for insultin,
ladies 10 drunken spree. broke away, ant
Rankin fatally shot the officer and escaped
Funeral OF the victim ef the st. Leui
Tragedy.
ST. LOUIS. October 15sh.-The funeral o
Colonel A. w. Stay back took place this after
noon, and was perhaps the largost which eve
occurred in 81. louis.
Back Again.
New York, October 18th. Henry George
who was arrested in Ireland as a "suspect,
arrived in the steamer Helvetia yesterday
He will be dined by the Central Labor Union
George will make New York his home.
Operations OF the MINIS.
WAsHINGroN, October 10 h.-The repor
Of the Director Ct the Mint presents in de
tail the operations of the MINIS and ASA,
Offices during the fiscal year ended June so
1882. The imports of foreign gold coin anc
bullion the first half OF the year were $50,
100. 2S0 greater. but during the last hal
SIS, 81, O47 less, than the exports. the me-
gain of the year being only 81 7S9. 1873. Tota
amount of goli deposited, SOC. 756 653, which
was S74 600, 600 les than the preceding year
while the silver purchased for coinage auC
deposited for bars was about $4,000. OG(
greater, and amounted to $50, 40. 49l Tota
| coinage, l., 266 003 ulcers, valued az $50
| Alb 447, nearly 81 600 900 more than in any
previous year. The silver coinage consisted
Of 27,772,075 silver dollars and Sl1, 313 in
| fractional coin.
Nominated for Congress.
NEW YORK, October 15.h-The Central
Labor Union has nominated Louis L. Pos.
for Congress in the Eighth District.
Died of Her Wounds.
NEW YoRK, October 15ih.-Mrs. Mary
Hanley, wife OF p lice officer Hsnley, stabbed
Tuesday last by the crazy FreDchman, Ernest
Dubourque, died to-day.
No More Refugees.
New YORK, October 15sh.-The Hebrew
Immigrant Aid Society has decided to notify
the London, Paris and Berlin authorities not
to forward any more refugees to this country.
Civil Service Reform Association.
ITHIoA IN. ", October 15;b.-A Civil
Service Reform Association has b. zen formed
here.
Therm0metricaI.
New YORK, October 15th-Midnisht-
Highest temperature to-day, 7O0 /; lowest, 49,.
CHICAGO, October 18th. - HIGHEST tenn.
perasure to-day, 69'; lowest, 50'.
FOREIGN.
Hens from Cairo.
CAIRO, October 18Th. The indictment of
Arab Pasha and his associates is not com.
pletet. The prosecution committee believe
the Court-martlal cannot meet for another
| week.
General Wolseley is ordered home. He
leaves Thursday, and will embark Saturday
on the Iris. which will proceed to Trieste, SO
as to avoid the quarantine at Brindisi.
All the States have agreed to the Khsdiye's
decres granting three months delay for the
payment OF commercial bills, except Russia,
the United States, Portugal and Denmark,
which so fas have not been heard from.
General Wolseley has ordered the closing
| of gaming houses.
The seif.Aecused Phoenix Park Murderer,
DUBLIN, October 18Th. Three London
detectives have arrived with three of the
crew OF the Gladstone, on which Westeate,
the seit-accused assassin of Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke. sailed
for the West Indies. The sailors were sub.
Jected to searching examinations. The au.
thorisies are determined to thoroughly sift
Westgate, to quiet the public mind. West