Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-13

| are tied on a charge If forgery. He was en-
gagged to be married to Miss Ida butcher, a
| handsome young lady, and daughter of Rev.
Henry butcher. of that village. Her devo-
tlon to him was so great that she believed
him innocent, even after the most overwhelm-
ing proof was brought against him. He was
| sentenced to five years In Sing Sing. Last
April petition for his pardon, signed by
many prominent people, was sent to Gov
erGor Cornell, who was led TO make careful
Investigation of the case. By photographs,
marks on his body and other indsputed facts.
he has been positively identified as Schoeppe,
alias Schulenberg. Schoepps will not get his
pardon.
Disastrous Ffre-Sixteen Persons Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, December II .h-The En-
terpTise cotton mills at ManayuuK, owned BY
Samuel S. Kelley. and occupied by Joseph
Adams, cotton yarns; O'Kelley & Withers,
cotton spipners; Lord & Conner, CARPET
yarns, and John Wild & Bro, carpet yarus,
was totally destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Il 'ss, l5,0O0 on tire bulldog, ard S60, GEO on
tue stook and machinery. TIE FIRE broke out
on the fourth h1or, where about 100 opera
yves were at work. Those on the fifth floor
were exp ,sed to the most DANGER. There was
70 n'e escape, and the only means many of
the operatives had to avoid destruction bv
| nre was TO use the outside hosting rome.
| which reached only to the second h,or. and
Gil coming down this way had TO fall from
tne second h1or to the ground. Sew
erai were burned by the flames he!ch.
Jog out of the windows. Others ;,ynred
trem the windows. Sixteen psrsons wsre in
lu'ed, some ~ falling others by burns about
the head and body. Only one-Mary O'C'on.
nor, aged lis believed to he fatalIv IN
Jured. Robert Marsh. aged 10, had his arm
baciy lscera;ed by having il caught in the
nook az the ,t end ct the rope which he wes de-
ecenolTg. The list of injured includes Will
lam Deppey, aged IS; Walter Trait. 10:
James Wiley, Is; Maggie @ linn, IS: Mary
u. Hoffman, 16; Susan Hotfmsp, 20 Will
lam Evermap. 81 William Eysrmap. ,Jr,.
10; William Keen. II; james Conner. 50:
Thomas ParneN, 20; John Kelly, 40; John
| DoWEing, 90; the engineer sid a girl named
Hoops. Quirn, aged rs. father Of Maggie
Qainn' Is Supposed to be buried in tie iuins.
! Inc mills were insured for So coo and the
| occupants for 81 600.
Fall OF a BridGc-Found Dead.
SAN ANTONIO TEX J, December i2sh.-The
new iron ard sseel bridge on the Mexican
Pacific extension fell to-day, while over leo
| worknen we're on it. Il is said seven wsra
| killed and many wounded.
TIE body of G. NJ. Lewis, sheep ranch.
man, was found to-day mile from III. home,
With bullet hole in his head.
| SECOND DISPATCH.l
| GALVESTON, December 12h-Aro.hcr re-
| rort says that five OF tie Injured viii die.
| Tae BRIGGS wss on the Sunset extertion Of
the Southern Pacific, near where the ends of
| tas track ara to NEE.
Boston Wool Market,
RosToE. December i2.h.-rhsre is vayv
little doiag il domestic wco', aEd pric-s re-
main abou! the same. The demand from
manufacturers is confined to i.nu late
wsrts. a sale of 05io and PsDpsy'yaria
haoces is natsd st 4n6 i4c for X, 4IG I2b, for
M, 40; tor XIX aHd above sud xxx,
Ia MicI'gan ard Visor SIP heeccs sales were
coLhned to small lots at 37@59c. Urwashed
wcols are in demand, and seIing at liza 3c
for low sud coaue, ard 24G32c f1r fine ard
medium grades. CombiDg ar,i delsire yools
are steady. With sales at 430945c for fine de.
laiae, 4C@4S: fer fine and No l combing.
Cast Irnia wool is quiet at lS(03lc. with
small sales. Pulled woods are steady at asa
4S; for chcice and Eastern supers. and 25Gl
40c for common and good supers. Foreign
wool Is quiet, and 10 sales have been made Of
any importance.
The Gar field Awards.
WASHINGTON, December 12sh.-The Ger.
tlhcates Of awards made By the Garfield
Board OF Audit were presented TO the Sscre-
tary OF tie Treasury 60 !sy. TIE warrant
for the amounts will be made cut by Thurs.
day or Friday. Two clsims presented by
messengers in tie War Dspartil eat were re.
jected. They were fer sitting up two nights
during tie Presidents iilGess, &c the rae of
$50 per hight.
Grain 1T Chicago.
CHIcEGo, December 12.b.-The locsl e's-
vator5 contain S35 eco bushels of wheat.
| l,690 0G0 corn, 2g6, 0G0 cats, 295, OG0 rye and
294 eco barley. Total, 100000 bushels,
against 10, 26i. coo year ago. The grain in
SIGHT is 81 600 Geo bushels.
! TIC Marquis of L0rHe's Escari.
| WASHINGTON, December u h.-The Mar
| gus OF Lcrne hes not requested military
escort on MS proposed trip through Texas.
Secretary Lincoln says that one Of General
Saefmaos staff, however, has tesn detailed
| to furnish the necessary escort to the Marouis
and party.
| American agricultural Association.
CHICAGO, December u n. Tho annual
Convention of the American AgrieuItursl
Association BEGAN three daya' session hsre
this morning. Msyor Harrison welcomed
tie delegates, WHO arg from all parts Of the
| c,untry, and after an address by Presidert
Colonel n. :. Sp'asue, Of Vermont. The
| business CT tee Convention began.
The hissoari Congregational auarreI.
| JEFFERSON CITY. December l2h-Tas
| Secretary Of State has issued a ce-tifcsta to
/ y
District, and refused TO issue certificate to
Mclean in Che Second District, despite the
decision IN his favor by the Supreme Ccnrt
Governor Crittenden thinks the Secretary nm.
wise. Mclean will probably fe,ya man.
| daulGs on the Secretary.
TwO-ccnt letter Postage.
WASHINGTON, December 12,b.-Ts is mr..
derstood that Postnasssr.G General Hone. an.
ticipst!Rg IN, adoption OF the two-crn5 letter
postage. IS getting ready to manu- ctute two
cent stamps.
DeaiifS Doinss.
New YoRE, December I2sb.-Hs,vev IT
WlcoS, the oldest member OF the New York
Exchange, died last night Of pneumonia.
A Pu2ili,t Who Does Eee Toe The Scratch.
Oh cAGo, December 12sb.-Tom Allen b.s
not yet appeared here, and it is b slisyed that
he has yanosed to avoid fight.
The siurIa Murder Case,
CHICAGO, December 12sb.-In the StrrIa
triai to-day Prosecuting Attorney Mills fin
isheo his opening argument, and Fruds began
his speech for the defense.
Railroad Collision.
URBANA (O), December I2sb.-A mis-.
placed switch to-day caused the fast f,eigbt
to run upon a siding where two freight rains
we're standing. Three engines and mary
cars were badly wrecked.
Fatal Jnmp.
EVANSVILLE (O), December 12sh-Wm.
Edwards, prisoner en- route for Mounds.
vile Penitentiary, jumped from the train
and was killed to-day.
SMALLPOX in Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, December 12h.-Twenfv
persons are 10 the smallpox hospital Az
far rs known, there are 10 cases outside.
IInperssed schooner Rcscutd.
DETROIT, December 12b.-Ths seb,oner
Uhadilla has been finally rescued from rer;j
In the ice Of Lake Erie. and towed into win.
ter quarters.
sunday School Enfon.
New HAVEN Comm. Dscentsr 12tb-
The report Of the National Sunday school
Union and TTact Society, phicH resentIv
met at the First Epise3p pal Cousch showed
the Union had, si3ce its orgs.,iza tiGn heiped
az ~ so AZ eo2 SUNDAY schools st sn exper Sc of
were helped.
C'ersyHen Resolved Upon Agitation.
,, NEW YORK, December 12.t The City
ministers propose TO agiia.e FIR better en-.
forcement of the SUNDAY Penal C,Ge