Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-06
DAILY RECORD uNsos sVrvps
VOLUME Na-NUszRER 9e,

GhrouSn with the next day. The records OF
burial at the cemetery showed that in two
months htty-tiVe bodies were Inferred in one
grave. This statement created a ssnsatinn
Defendants were committed, in default of
S5,0O0 bail, for further hearing FRIDAY. Aa
soon as the crowd outside the magistrata's
othcs learned that the examination was ended
an overwhelming rush was made for the en-
try and gateway, with threats to lynch the
prisoners. A sergeant and ten men OF the re-.
serves were sent for. The ''snatchers' were
then brought out. The crowd made another
rush, and men and women struck at the pris-
oners, who covered before them. The police-
men drew their clubs, and on trot went to
the central station, where the prisopere w, "a
locked up for the night
kellogg Gets Ills Certificate.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5th.-Ths Cow
ernor. after an exhaustive examination of,lA,y
and facts in the Kellogg case, has given the
certificate to Kellogg, in accordance with the
returns Of the Third District.
The New Governor OF New York Ram.
quoted.
NEW YORK, December 5sh-Msior. Gem
eral Hancock and staff and he REPRESENT
alive Democrats of this section attended a
reception given By tha Manhattan Club this
evening to Governor. elect Clevelsud. A grand
banqpsE followed.
TCwn Elections In Massachusetts
BosToS, December 5sh-Licerse or no II.
cenas Is the main issue in the town elections
10 Massachusetts to-day. While unasy tos7ps
voted no Hcense, the majority, at present re-
port. would seem to have favored license.
An aged Couple sufracated.
BELv1DERE lIll.). December 5h.-Mr. and
MFs. Robert Norton, an old compile, were suf-
located while in bed by stove gas. Their
bodies were found yesterday
IDdian Horse Thieves.
! M
! Office has q report from Fort Custer that
twenty Indians probably Piegane, rsided the
! Crow scouts near Little Big Horp, and ran
| of 400 poriez. The Grows pursued snd re-
| covered the stock, and killed two Of tho
| thieves.
The Fire Record.
| NV YORK, December 5th.-Tae building
on the corner OF Wall street ard Broadway,
commonly called Fort Sherman, was dam.
aged by FIRE lsst night TO the extent Of SIO.-
/ GOO TO $4,000. The office of the Mexican
| Southern Railway Company. of which Grant
{ is President, was flooded with water. Roscoe
| COukiing also has an otfice there The build
ing was heated b. r+e- u, and 60 FIRE yyag nssd
on the eighth ho... The fireman were ex-
hansted By dragging the hose up eight fights
of stairs, and said it wss the worst building
| they ever entered.
| NEWPORT (R. I J, December 5th.-James
K keene's residence was slightly damaged
L v.
! ing the winter here. promptly sent an alarm
to headquarters, and the FIRE was exIinguishea
before it had gained much Roadway. 1t will
be remembered that Keere's villa at this
placs was totally destroyed by FIRE January
Isl.
PHILADELPHIA, December 5sh.-One of
| William Arrott's twine mills, used for the
manufacture OF cotton and wooden yarns, was
burned tonight. Loss, $3.50, 600, OF which
| S45 COO was on the Building
! Steamer Burned and TEree lives lost.
WASHINGTON December 5th.-Thestearner
| Enterprise was burned eff Msnd's Point yes-
| terday afternoon. Capt W. A. Thompson,
| w. w. Hancock and ooio.ed man from
Peyton were drowned. Captain Mayo dis
| played great heroism in saving the passeu
gers, among whom were Mrs. Dillon and
children.
steamer sunk,
FORTRESS MONROE, December 5sb.-The
Navy Yard tug Fortune, yesterday evening.
ran into the steamer Excelsior Ct the Balti-
more and Norfolk line, cutting her to the
waters edge. The Excelsior speedily ran
upon bsr, where she lodged. The paesen-
gers were tnken off by boats from the Ameri-
can maH-of-wsr iii Hampton Roads.
Propeller Missing.
CHICAGO, December 5th.-The proneIler
| Michigan, of the GcodrIch Iine. which Left
Grand Haven for Milwaukee Sunday night
trip of only few hours-h5s net been ssss
| since, and 1t Is feared was wrecked in the
| storm of that night.
ostriches for California.
New YORK, December 5th.-Dr. Protbros
| blinGtUlded the twenty-five ostriches at Cen
trail Park yesterday, and shipped them to the
ostrich farm to be established in California,
The farm consists of 500 scres, shout seventy
| five miles south Of San Francisco, and the
cost Of taking the ostriches thisher from New
York is 81 900.
Ex-COngressman Dead.
ATHENS TO-, December 5.h.-Nelson P,
Van VOORHEES,, ex.menbar of Congress, died
last night.
e-elceted.
COLUMBIA Is. c., December 5th.-GoY-
ernOr Thompson was inangurated to-day
United States Senator Batter has been re-
elected.
Pardoning by Wholesale.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.l. December 5th.-Gov-
ernor Churchill has been issuing Wholesale
pardons to criminals of almost every order,
One hundred and fifty have been granted to
date, and he has been sharply criticised for it.
Complete Exoneration.
ST. LOUIS, December 5th-The Grand
Jury to-day ignored toe bill against CockereIl
for killing Stay back. This fully exonerates
him.
Teresa Sturlas Condition.
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of Teresa Sturla this morning was such that
she was not able 70 appear in the Court
room for cross-sxaminatioD, aud the case was
adjourned. Her physicians say that yester.
days scene is likely to be repeated whenever
she appears again.
Excitement Among the kdyentists
BATTLE CREEK iMich.l December 9th
The Adyentists, whose headquarters are here,
are much stirred at the revelations from
above TO the widow of Elder White, that men
now prominent In the Order are given 70
worldliness.
National Dairy Fair.
MILWAUKEE, December 55t.-The National
Dairy Fair and Convention of the National
Butter, Cheese and Egg Association bagon
here to-day. Nothing Of ccnsc ouence wax
done beyond the opening form alities.
Railroad Commission.
PHILADELPHIA, December 5th.-Op The
Lshigh Valley Railroad at Rumorfeld, bya
misplaced switch, a freight train on the sidIbg
was run into to-day by an express train, En-.
gineer Foulke and foreman Kingslsnd, of the
freight train, were burned to death. r M,
Mullan. brakeman, wss severely hurt. Both
engines were wrecked. The sleeper, baggage
| and express coaches were burned, together
with the mails, but no passengers were in
jured.
National Mining and Industrial Exposr.
ton.
DENVER, December 5th.-The Directors of
the National Mining and Industrial Expogi-
ton held meeting to-day, at which it was
decided to open the exposition on the 18th of
next July, and continue it through August
and September.
Boston Wool Market.
BOSTON, December 5tb.-Wool continues
quiet, with no change in prices. California
has been selling at 22@23c for first quality.
Foreign wool is quiet, very little is Being
| done.
Chicaso's Neral Crusade. :-.
| CHICAGO, December 5t5.-The police made
/ raid on the gambling houses tonight. and
| up to midnight FIVE places had been raided,
! including that of NJ. c. Mcdonald, known
here as the boss gambler, and prominent
| bgure in local politics. he has heretofore es-
capped all pulls" and tesn looked to by
Other ganbing-house keepers for protection
against raids A large number Of inmates