Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-24
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WIG az INC pieaklast table, and then shot 9
hired man named Baker. He then shot him
others will recover. Jealousy was the cause.
Earthquake I'm Texas.
GALVESTON, October 23d.-A Paris sneciai
says: A shock of earthquake was felt yester.
day at P. NJ. The shock was felt pls;olv bv
sll in houses. Clocks, etc., were shaken from
the walls.
Annusl Congress of the Protestant FMS
copai Church.
RICHMOND (Va.) October 23i.-The eighth
annual Congress of the Protestant Eniscopal
Cnurch of the United States meets here To-
morrow.
Clergyman Sent 10 jail.
BALTIMORE, October 23i-Rsv. w. l..
Woodruff. once editor of the Baltimore Pres.
6ytertdn, was arrested on charge of viola.
ton of tie United States laws By opening a
letter sent by mail before it had been dsliy.
cred to the person addressed. He was sent
to Jail.
Fatal Fall OF scafYold.
BALTIMORE, October % Thomas Nppant
was killed and Joseph Tiochner probably
fatally wounded to-day by the fall Of a scat.
fold, whilst painting church spire.
Narrow Escape OF a Villain from Lynch
ing.
OMAHA, October 23i.-Emil Pepperkorn,
the German music teacher who some weeks
ago eloped from Calhoun, Washington conn.
ty, with May Frahm, aged IA. who was one
of his pupils. passed through Omaha TODAY.
en- route to Blair, the county seat of Wash.
ingtnR county, from st. Louis, in charge of
an officer. As the train passed through Cal.
houn large crowd gave him a warm recep-
ticn, and made threats of lynching. He bid
in the water closet OF the Car while the oficsr
watched him, and the train pulled out before
any attempt was made. At Blair the train
was stopped before reaching the depot, and
the Sheriff took shortcut to the Jail with
the prisoner, to avoid the crowd, who after.
ward rushed to the Jail, but the prisoner was
lodged in cell in time to escape them.
The Ohio Eiection-Omcial Figures.
COLUMBUS, October 231.-The official count
of the returns from the State election held
October 10.h, made by the Secretary Of State
to-day. shows the following totals and ma.
jorities: Secretary of Sta .e-Newman ID. J,
1854; Townsend (R), 297, 759; Sohu-
macher tP.), 12.202; Hoffer (G J. 5.345
Newman over Townsend. 1918; Newman
over all. 1.56S. Judge of Supreme Court
Okey (D.) SIS 1853; Doyle (R), 299 3S9 !:
Rose5orough (P.l, II 300; Tuttle (G }, .. 49,.
0key ever Doyle, 16, SOL Okey less than all,
l-25S. Member of Board of Public Works
Wei;zlsr 3D. over Flickinger (R.l. Is, rs.
Congressional.
New YORK, October 23i-R. P. Flower,
the present member of Congress. has declined
a denomination by the united Democracy of
the Eighteenth District.
York Pal October 23d.-The Repuhli.
can Congressional confeEees OF the Nire5ee
Districs have decided not to nominate a can
didate. Il Is stated that McSherry, defeated
for the Democratic nomination, would run in
dependent.
NEW YORK, October 23d.-The Democrats
of the Fourth District have nominated Felix
Campbell for Congress.
VIcKsBURG, Ostober 231.-V. B. Waddell,
State Senator, announces himself a candidate
on the Democratic ticket for Congress in the
Third District, against Judge J. E. Jeffords,
Republican, end Judge Clark, Independent
and Republican.
NEW YORK, October 23d-The Seventh
District Republicans have nominated John
E. Bsoadskie for Congress.
FrIghfful Outcome OF a Drunken Erawl.
MILWAUKEE, October 23l.-Iu drunken
affray near Hanover. Wis, Chas. Stewart
knocked his cousin, Spencer Turner, insensibIe
with q poker, deluged him with kerosene and
applied match. Following this, he dragged
the blazing body out # the house. The VIC
tim died Sunday noon in terrible agony.
A Lively shake-up.
WICHITA (Ks.) October 23i.-An earth
quake occurred at this point nineteen minutes
past o'clock yesterday. Its duration was
sb5us Eve seconds. There were three pulsa-
tions, the first being the strongest. rafting
windows, swaying the walls of buildings and
moving furniture.
VIII te be Contested.
Caroline Fillmore, wife of ex-President Fill
more, will be contested by her Brooklyn
cousins. It is estimated that the property
will inventory Sl25.000.
The Georgia senatorshfp.
MACON (Ga.), October 2Si.-Attorney-
General Clifford Anderson will run for Sena-
tor in place of the late Benjamin II. Hill.
Immigrants from Europe.
New YORK, October 231.-Seven steam.
ships from European ports landed 4,4S4 emf.
grants to-day.
The Yellow Fever sconrge.
PENSACOLA. October 23i. - Thirty.seveu
new cases of fever and one death to day
Total TO date, 2.007 cases and 16S deaths. A
son of J. NJ. Tsrble, Mayor of the city and
Collector of the Port, is in an almost hope.
less condition. TIE restitution is undi.
unfinished. There is reason to suspsct q mum.
bsr of new cases which havs not been re-
ported.
BROWNSVILLE (Tox), October 23i.-Per
! sons from Laredo, by way of Misr. Camsrgt
| and Matamoras, got hers to-day, and were
immediately sent back across the river by
the Health Officer. The ,troops are in excel.
lent health. The weather is cool and pie rs
| ant.
Slight Frost In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, October 23i.-The lawland
of eastern Arkansas showed slight fros
this morning. not being enough to damsg,
the cotton. The weather for picking is very
| favorable all over the State.
Death.
| ATLANTA (Gs.), OcSober 23d.-Gsueral w
S. Hall, of Macon, died in New Hampshir,
yesterday.
SPRINGFIELD (Ill), October 2Sl.-John w
Hiatt, the last survivor of the Illinois
| Rangers, who served 10 the war with Mexico
died yesterday at Carrolton in his S9sh year
CHESTER IN. Fl October 23d.-Ex- Gov
ernor Ed. Straw died tonight, aged GO years
Registration IN Brooklyn.
NEW York, Octobsr 2ith-A. M.-Brook
lyn's registry yesterday was 81. 245. making
| 104, COG in all-greetec than ever bsfore, ex
cept in the Presidential year of 1880.
ThermOmetrical.
REV YORK, October 23d - Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, So; lowest. 490
CHICAGO, October 23l.-Highess tempera
ture to-day, So; lowest, 46'.