Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-11

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Carlos Agency, Arizona.
Blood CurdIing stories OF Russian Exiies.
ST. LOUIS. July l0sh.-The 80 Russian
exiles who arrived here yesterday morning
are being cared for by the local committee.
They are all destitute. Some OF them tell
terrible stories Of their treatment in their
native land An old man said: 1.-Two
months ago | saw my own daughter, girl
less than 10 years old, taken by mob and
outraged so that tight she died Other
women of our family were at the sport OF
the mob for hours. My brothers wife,
young woman Of 20, was outraged and then
whipped to death by drunken crowd OF
devils. So with every family. You can't
find one in the house who has not lost some
one They spared neither old Eor young,
children 10 or II years old being treated as
badly as those much older. People in vii
lagos suffered most There no police ever
pretend to help the Jews. Women were
carried out into the fields, stripped naked
and burnt. Old men had their boards pulled
out. and were thrown alive into privy vaults
to stifis. Young girls we're branded
and SCARED with red-hot irons. Every
thing that the drunken brutes
could think of was done to torture our peo-
pie" Here he went into details OF brutality
unfit for publication, showing how women
were whipped and scorched after the jew
baiters had robbed them OF all that made life
worth living. The story was OF such savage.
obscene cruelty that American ears would not
credit the details as more than the rawlings of
mailman. All tell the same story.
The Colorado Exhibition.
DENVER July I0th-The main building
for the Mining and Industrial Exposition is
about completed, and articles for exhibition
are arriving in considerable quantity The
work of arranging the exhibits will be com
menced next week. Ali the departments will
be we'll represented. The machinery depart
ment will be exceptionally large, having
nearly 100 entrees. There will be no delay
in opening August 1st. The fine art depart
m nj will be most complete, and will contain
about 400 works of a high order of merit
by American and foreign artists.
Shot by His Mistress.
CHICAGO, July 10sh.-At s O'clock this
morning CHARLES S. Stiles. for many years
caller in the call board, well.known man in
Board of Trade circles, was shot over the
heart and instantly killed by young woman
of doubtful reputation, who passed under the
name of Madeline Stiles. She obtained ac-
cess to his room by an artifice, when quarrel
ensued which resulted in his death. The wo-
man ol4ins that Stiles, who had for some
time been ON terms of intimacy with her, had
made her life unbearable by his dissolute
habits and cruelty, and that she had deter
mined to leave him, and her announcement
Of this fact precipitated the quarrel of this
| morning.
Terrible Murder In Louisiana-A Feast
for ;hc Valtures.
ST. LOUIS, July 10sh.-The Post Dispatch
special from Shreveport, La says: In Web
ster parish A1cTaylor (coloredl II years
old, severely beat white boy named Nc
Donald and fled to Arkansas some days ago.
McDonald's father, assisted by j. j. Pickett
and John Almond. pursued, captured and
brought MeTaylor back. They then tied
him to C tree and shot him to death. The
body was found yesterday, thu bones having
been picked bare by vultures. The murder
ers will be arrested.
Two Editors lombard" Each Ofher-As
Usual, Bystander suffers from Poor
Marksmanship.
LOUISVILLE, July l0sh.-John B. Gaires,
editor Of the World, and Colonel Sears, of
the Post, emptied revolvers at each other
this afternoon, as result of an editorial con-
troversy. The only result was slight wound
in Sears foot and two bullets under the skin
of an unoffendfng witness of the fusilade.
Both were arrested AMI bailed.
"Train Beaters" Killed.
VINcENNEs QHd), July 1Oth.-Two men
stealing a ride near Purnell station, were
killed by collision between two sections of
freight train. \ third victim is expected
to die. His name is Andrew Mcintyre. One
of the killed men is James Conley, but the
other is unidentified. The wreck ia bad
one.
BI0Odshed in Arkansas.
ST. LOUIS, July 10th.-Sevier county, Ar
kansas, was the scene of tragedy recently,
which resulted in the death of a guest at the
hands of George and w. McCraveD, they
killing him for his money. In arresting the
murderers, Constable Helherly was accident
ally killed by one of the arresting party, and
George McCraven was shot dead by Dep
uty.
Horrible Act of an Insane Brother.
KALAMAZOO Mich, July 1Osh.-Frank
Cobb, residing in the township of Texas,
Mich, who has been six months 10 an insane
asylum in California, stepped up to the
breakfast table yesterday, drew back the
head of his young brother and nearly severed
it from the body with razor, causing in
slant death.
The Striking Cisarmakers.
MILWAUKEE, July 10th-The Treasurer Of
the International Cigarmakers' Union, who
has been keeping the strikers in funds. re-
fuses to do so longer. This will likely pro-
d1cs war inside the Union. Charges are
made against the Union Of misrepresentation.
On the other hand, it is held that the flow of
money frem the East will shortly be re.
sumed. Developments are awaited with in.
terest.
The Harmony Hills "stay Out"
CoHoEs IN. ", July 10sh.-The Har-
mony Mills "stay out, which began three
months ago, continues. OF the 5000 striking
employees of the Harmony Mills. not more
100 Ito Mo 70 sto tba lyS
The relief committee funds were exhausted
Saturday, and if eyictions are forced from
the company's tenements the suffering of the
operatives will be great.
The Mast senseless Strike on Record.
New HAVEN (Conn J, July 10sh.-Three
hundred hands 10 the wire mill struck to day,
owing to q notice that hereafter payments
would be made fortnightly instead of weekly.
Collapse of a Strike.
CLEARFIELD pa. J. July 10sh.-The strike
here is virtually ended.
Business Troubles.
CHICAGO, July 10th-The A. C. Fish Car.
riage Company have made voluntary as
signment at Racine, Wis. Liabilities $780,
900; assete, nearly $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, July 10th.-The Peckham &
Co. Iron Company. Charles Greedy President,
have failed for $4,000
G. FL. Albro, commission merchant, has
failed. He was short on grain.
Storm In Ohio.
LEBANON TO-, July 10th-A very heavy
rainfall this afternoon raised Turtle creek to
an unusual hight. The reservoir of the hy-
draulic works broke its banks, and the lower
portion of the city was inundated. Several
small houses were carried away. All the
bridges in that part of the city were washed
out. Thousands of sheaves of newly-cut
wheat were floated off, The loss is variously
estimated at from $50. 000 to 800, coo.
CINCINNATI, July 10th.-During the storm
this evening two coal shovelers on barge at
the river bank were struck by logs and in
stantly killed.
Eastern weather.
New YORK, July Midnigh! High
est temperature to-day, 76'; lowest, 79'.
CHICAGO, July 1O.h.-Highest tempera.
ture to-day, 79'; lowest, &C..
VIII Leave the Ministry.
ST. LOUIS, July 10th.-Rev DIR. George
A. Lotion, pastor of the Third Baptist
Church, whose cratic condition on train
recently cecastoned so much scandal, has re-
signed his pastorate. He will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday. He will also
leave the ministry, and it is intimated that
he will go into business here.
| Counterrt tiers Captured.
CHICAGO, July 10TH Several counterfeit.
ers, members OF a gang operating in northern
Arkansas, have been arrested at West Pl i'm,
Mo. The United States authorities have
nearly the whole gsog in prison at Fort
Smith, Ark, Their trial begins shortly.
Grain Used by Dis,ilI,rs.
PEORIA (Ill) J, July 10sh.-Durirg the fiscal
year ending June Both, there we've used by
the distillers of this city 4S31, 56S bushels Of
grain, producing Is. 563, 156 proof gallons of
spirits,
| Escape from Jail.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 10Th. - A Chicago
"crook named Howard knocked the jaller
down this morning, took The keys away from
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