Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-28

of erection here this afternoon. Two men
were killed. two fatally injured and Ave 9TH
ers slightly hurt.
PTTsBURG pa. J, March 27th.-Two men
were fatally hurt to-day by the blowing down
Of house.
Destructive Iafl.storms.
LEXINGTON (Ind } March 27th.-Fifteen
hundred windows were broked by hail to-day.
WHEELING wv. Va, March 27th.-A dam
aging hail storm occurred here this afternoon.
Loss, S25, 600.
Republican Congressional Campaign Club.
WASHINGTON. Eiarch 27th.-The Republi.
can Congressional Campaign Club organized
tonight After selecting Representatives
Darrall of Louisiana, Bedford of Colorado.
and Tyler Of Vermont, to fill the vacancies
from those States, the committee elected
Representative J. A. HubbeH of Michigan
Chairman, and appointed an Executive Com
mittee Of fifteen to look after the campaign.
Officers for the ensuing year are as follows !:
Senators Allison, Hale and Aldricb, Repre-.
sentatives Hiscock, Robeson, Mckinley,
Fisher, Page. Davis. Houck, Calkins, Van
Horne, Russell. Washburne Of Minnesota.
and Ryan of Kansas. The Executive Com
bers of the Executive Committee will be o
quorum.
Paralyzesl Rabbi.
CINCINNATI, March 27th.-Rev. Max Lii.
enthal, rabbi Of the Mound street Hebrew
Temple, was stricken with paralysis at his
residence, on Wiiloughby street, Sunday
morning. He cannot survive.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
CINCINNATI, March 27th.-Rabbi Lilien-
thai, who had stroke of paralysis on Satu,-
day night, was still alive at midnight, but
there is no hope of his recovery.
FLYERS TO be sold.
CHICAGO, March 27th.-The King of the
Flyers, owned by H. V. Bemis, Of this city,
will be disposed of at private sale April % |,
and Mr.. Bemis, who reached the city to-day
from the South and fixed that date, will sail
on May 9th for a long vacation in Europe.
ALI the horses not disposed of at private sale
will be auctiened off on the 18th of April
The horses are Little Brown jug, Sorrel
Dan, Silveiton. Fred Douglass, Harwood,
Ned Hunter Mambrino, Sturgess and Nam
brine Southam.
Gamblers and SMALLPOX.
CHICAGO, March 27th.-It has been al
legged that in spite of all the beasts about the
suppression Of gambling in this city. all the
houses have been running openly. To night,
however, one of the most shameless was
pullSu Suu ltS luIuatSS Ldktu W tLc
armory. Other raids are contemplated.
Twelve new cases of smallpox and five
deaths were r. ported during the past two
days. Six of the cases were tramps.
Drunkenness, Dependency and Death.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 27sh.-George
Halter, an old citizen, while drunk and de.
spondent yesterday, cut an artery in his arm
and bled to death. He leaves q wife and
sixteen children.
Illinois CoDgressmen.
SPRINGFIELD, March 27th-Cronkhite in
the House, introduced o bill to-day which
gives Cook county four representatives in
Congress. and distributes the rest in the
State. Cook county now has three represent
atives.
The Fire Record.
WEST ANsoNIA, March 27th.-Nichols'
boarding house was burned to day. Mrs.
Nichols was dangerously hurt by jumping
from window. Two young clerks, boarders.
were burned to death.
CANTON, March 27th--A fire to-day caused
a damage of $50, coo; insurance, $4,000.
Loss OF Steamer.
NEwBURG IN. Y }. March 27th.-The
steamer Thos. Cornell, from Rondout for
New York, went to pieces ON the rocks south
of here to day. The passengers and crew
were saved by another steamer. The loss is
heavy, on the boat alone over $500, 900. She
ran on the rocks in fog.
Texas.Mexican Railroad.
GALVESTON TEX j., March 27th.-Track-
laying on the Texas.Mexican Railroad has
begun.
Gratifying Result.
Boston, March 27th.--The Jewish reliet
fund concert Melted about s., 600.
Tornado in Georgia.
MACON, March Nth.-A tornado to-day
did considerable damage to property near the
city, and many persons were injured. The
plantations about Waynesboro were greatly
damaged.
Escape of Convtcts.
GALVESTON, March 27th.-Six colored con-
victs, working on the Texas. Pacific Railroad,
killed the guard and Lave escaped. Two fed
into Mexico, the others were pursued and two
killed and two recaptured.
The Missouri legislature.
ST LOUIS, March 21h-Governsr Critten-
den has called an extra session fer redistrict.
ing the State April Is ID.
Thermemet rical.
NEW YORK, March 7th.-Thermometer-
Highest 5S' lowest 46'.
CHICAGO. March 9th. -Thermometer-
Highest So, lowest 37'.