Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-21

| Ties thaS now arise. Inc Michael Reese VII
is effected by this decision. The decision
further complicates matters by holding tina
the County Court has no Jurisdiction il
chancery cases. This, too, overturns all tht
chancery business which has been done dur
ing the past five years in the County Court
The Lost JeanHette-WOrd from Engineer
| Melville.
WASHINGTON, January 20sh.-The Secre
tary of the Navy has just received the follow.
| ing telegram from Engineer Melville of the
lost Arctic exploring steamer Jeannette
IRKuTsK, January Is, 1882.
Secretary OF the Navy, Washington, D. c., S.
| A.-Sir: Melville, Daneahower and eleven men all
well. Melville returned to the Arctic Ocean, and
left BY belong. No tidings of the second cutter
| commanded by Lieutenant Chipp. The search will
be continued during the winter by the Cossack COM
n:andant at Balun and Irkutsk, under the directos
OF General Tsckernieff. Word is received from the
Koyma river that boat had arrived there to date
(Sovember 10TH. lam acquainted with the country
where DeLong and tarty are, aud request orders to
remain with two men to renew the search In Morch.
pananhower and nine men to return to the
United States. Danenhower's sight is partially re-
covered. MELVILLE.
Boy Incendiaries.
COLUMBUS 70 J, January 2Jsh.-Some ex-
citement is occasioned by the discovery that
the incendiaries who fred the feeble minded
asylum last November, causing a loss to the
State of 100000, are Elmer Ellsworth
Gwynn and David Goodrich. both inmates,
aged respectively II and Is. They wanted to
get away from the building, and the scheme
was shrewdly planned and executed.
Conkling and the Cabinet.
New YORK, January 2Oth.-The Times
Washington special says of the Cabinet
rumor: There are some who declare that the
praoidapt ,vC1,1A arta -fair
to make Conkling Secretary of the Treasury,
because of public policy. Others, aud some
who are acquainted with the ex-Senator's
present views, say he world not take the
Office if it should be offered him that he has
retired from public life. and is engaged in
building up his fortune by practicing his pro-
fession. Others would not be surprised if
the Office of Secretary of the Treasury should
be offered to ex-senator Platt.
Quartz MIL Destroyed by Fire.
MARYsvILLE (Col), January 20th.--The
Columbus stamp mill. eight miles west of
here, with all its contents, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning The loss ia esti-
mated at S75, 900; partially covered by insur-
ance. The mill was the property of the New
York and Colorado Mining Syndicate Com
pauy.
Supposed Assassin Arrested.
A1ANNaciEN tAAJ'b -Otii w hiiohi
Austin has been arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing assassinated his great aunt.
Another Plea of "Irresis,ibie Impulse"
NEWARK IN. j., January 20th-James B.
Graves, who shot E. P. SodeD, pleaded ire.
sistible impulse. DIR. W. Ogerman testified
that he did not believe Graves was insane
He did not believe in the insanity that comes
when you put your finger on the trigger and
goes when you have killed your victim.
Boiler Explosion.
East LIBERTY 10. J, January 20sh.-A saw.
mill boiler exploded to-day, killing one man,
woundiDg two dangerously, one seriously and
several others slightly.
A Brother OF Iroquois.
BALTIMORE, January 20sh.-The stallion
Harold, brother of the famous Ircq1ois, is
dead. The owner refused Sl5 900 for him
last summer.
Railroad Accidenf-One Man Killed and
Two Fatally 1urt.
DENVER (Col), January 20th-Ye Yesterdsy
freight train on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad ran into the caboose of another
freight, smashing three cars and killing Al.
bert Phillips, fireman, and fatally wound.
ing conductor Fred Easterly and brakeman
Timothy Farley. The accident is said to be
the result Of the criminal carelessness of the
rear train.
The Death Penalty.
AUGUSTA (Ga.), January 20th.-Anderson
Johns (colored) was hanged privately to-day
in the jail-yard, for the murder of John S.
Haroldson December 9tb. He made no con
fession.
AUGUSTA, January 20sh.-Jones, who was
hanged to-day, made a confession that he
killed HarTatson in his store with an ak, and
stole S42 from him. Jones dropped into
poetry while in jail.
smaIi.Pox Among the Negroes.
NORFOLK (Val, January 20th. - Thirty
cases of smallpox exist among the negroes at
Portsmouth and suburbs, caused by attend
ing the funeral of smallpox victim.
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, January 20th.-A short ses-
sion of the House was held to-day, and an ad-
journment was had until Monday,
Thermometriral.
New York, January 20th-Midnight.- =
Thermometer-Righest 80, lowest 2O'.
CHICAGO, January -Midnisht-Ther.
norneter-Highest AS, lowest 2S'.
The spuyien Duyvil Inquiry.
New YORK; January 20sh.-There were no
startling developments to-day in the Spuyten
Duyvil inquiry.
Fi6od Feared.
CHIcAGo, January 20th The month of
the river is blocked with ice, and the stream
is raising steadily, causing fears of food.
Waters subsiding.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), January 20th.-The
river is now falling
pnsEEr.