Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25
A Negro villain.


mat Norwegian girl on the road aud
ravished her in q most brutal manner. de
rode On about mile. entered the houss Of
| Conductor Sam Burbank. of the Manitoba
Railway. ami outraged Mrs. Burbank. A
party Of tbrashess saw the first deed and
started in pursuit. At Burbauk's house they
killed his horse, but the black brute escaped
Furnishing katie. Two parties are ia pur-
| suit. Ths Legro will undoubtedly be lynched
il caught.
A Victim OF the Late RAILROAD Accident.
NORTH ADAMS, October 24th.-Patrick
| Murray, another victim of the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad sc i !ent, del la night
0estruction by Fire.
NEw ORLEANS, Octoboi 24th.-J. Sambola' 5
macaroni factory, 2S7 and 269 Decatur street,
WIS burned LIST night. Several of the adj
joining buildings were partially destroyed.
The loss ia estimated at $50, 600; partially
insured.
CHICAGO, October 2ith.-The large four.
story planning mill Of the G ,ss & Phillips
Manufacturing Company, on the corner Of
Fish and Twenty.second streets, was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. Loss on building,
$4,000; on stock, $50. 000; insurance, $780,
COO.
DETROIT, October 24th.-The planning mill
of Abacksus Sons, with ], 900, 900 feet OF lum.
Der, was burned last night. less, $4,000 I;
insurance, $4,000.
The WOuId-bs Assassin of Edwin Booth
KEoKUK ia J, October 24;h.-Au effort is
being made TO have Marks Gray Lyon. who
shot at Booth in a Chicago theater three
years ago, released from the Elgin insane asy-
ium, and 9 writ of hahea3 corpus was granted
| by Judge Williams, Of Carthage. to-day. A3
examination will he made as som as Lyon
can be brought back. His friends claim that
he is perfectly sane.
A Supposed Murderer Becomes a Having
Maniac,
! CINCINNATI. O ;tObe: 9th Frederick Cap
tain, ST., under arrest for alleged completely
Ia the Ross murder, sho wei signs of insanity
and talked about bloody coat in the com
shucks. lie was taken Gu. to-day, but failed
to tiud the coat; but ct his house a psir of
trousers which mad BEEN washed, but showing
traces Of blood, were brought TO light. At
the sight OF them Captain went raving crazy,
and has been SO ever since.
Patents 10 Pacific Coast Inventors.
WASHINGTON. O3tobsr 24Sh.-Followiug
are among tia list of patents announced to.
! day: Peter X. Baker, assignee of one half
| to q. w. Waite and j. s. Bacon, San Fran
cisco, fastening fJr tappst Of stamps d. L.
Hartly and j. NJ Hardy, San Diego. single
tree; Louis Herbert, Hicksvils, adjustable
piston.packiBg; William A. Stoddard, Dali
| las, Dr., can'opener.
American Missionary Association.
CLEVELAND, October "a h The American
Missionary Association are in session here.
| The report of the Secretary showed the
work done in various directions during the
year. Chinese work-Schcols, Is; teachers,
81; scholars, 2 557; number of those who
| have ceased from ido.atry, 156 number con-
verted, 106 total humber OF hopeful CONVEX
| sions SINGS tHe commencement of the work,
log. In the Indisn work there are mission
aries. churches, 200 church members. 4
Sunday-schools; scaolir+, LOG; scholars aided
at the Hampton Iustitusr, 10.
The Yellow Plague.
| BROWNSVILLE Tex J. October z4.h.-Mueh
compliance is made sbUu5 the division of the
county-Dr. Mur-sY's cnrdou-in political
circles. l. interior very much with the
holding of elsctiocs at she outer precincts.
There are 40 yellnw fever cases here now.
Mier and CAmargo continue very siekly. The
days are hot and tie highs cool.
| WAsHINGToN, Octobsc 2ish.-The Marine
| Hospital Service st L d gnsville. Texas. has
| bean direc,ed to witadr ~ the Arroyo Gordon
as soon as it will be perfectly safe to do so.>
| The Gordon on Che Rio Grsnda will bs con-
tinued az long as adjaceut towns IN Mexico
are affected.
PENSACOLA (Fla.) October 2ith.-Fifty-
one new cases Of yellow fever and Eve deaths
| to-day. Total TO date, 2,05S CASES and los
deaths.
The Grand Army OF the Republic Brought
Into Service.
AMSTERDAM IN. W, October 24sh-The
Grand Army Posts are under arms preserving
the peace, tbs IsGlian laborers having made.
an attack uDoa contractor W. Sofi5id, who
failed to mako tie payments promised.
Georgla's New Governor.
ATLANTA, Ocjober 2f.h.-Alexandsr II.
Stephens, Goyeraor-elect, will be insus ucated
! in few days.
stroke of Paralysis. =,
CONCORD Mass O5tp5 e 81 5h.-A. Bron-
son Acct hal para vic Ssroks shortly b.
fore noon to-dsy. Tais evening ne was only
partially conscious.
Arrival OF kiis.0n-
NEW YORK, O5t,ber 2i.h.-Madane Chris
tine Nilsson arrived by the steamer Gallia
this morning, and WAS welcomed by Euner-
GUS frienos.
Protestant Episcopal Congress.
RICHMOND Iva J, October "A n.--The eighth
annual Congress OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF tho United States assembled here
| to-day.
TeasI.er Shot by a PupiI.
PARIS (Ky.), October 24th.-Prof. Yerkes,
who has chAtgs o. private school for boys
and young men, received a painful pistol shot
wound 10 the tight arm this morning from
one of the stulenrs II years of age. The
| Professor mad given the lad little shake by
the collsr for tsrdiaJs
Professorship Resigned.
BosToN, October 24sh-Dr Oliver Wendell
| Holmes has resigned the Parkman Professor
| ship Of Anatomy in tbs medical school Of
Harvard University.
Government Claim settled
WASHINGTON, October 24.h.-The railway
Office Of the Interior Department ascertained
that after all the Indebtedness was settled,
| the amount due to the Government from the
| Central Pacific Railroad Company was over
| S79, 600. Application WAS made to the com
! psny on ths 6 n instant for the payment of
this amount, and on the 23d instant il was
paid into the United States Treasury.
Sale OF Lnngtry Seats.
New YORK, October 24th.-The Turf
| Club Theater was crowded tonight at the
sale of seats for the first appearance of Mas.
Lapgtry. Box was sold to Charles Coynd-
ham, of the Famous Beauties troupe, for
1920. Seven fr.t-ohoice seats were bought
for l,750.
ton.
LOUISVILLE thytl OcSoDer Z45h.-Dele-
gates to the National Convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Association
are arriving from various Statee.
warrants Issued.
WASHINGTON, October 2ith.--Warranss
were issued to-day for the arrest of L. Ii.
| Fall, Arthur Payne, Frederick C. Shaw, of
| this city, aud Thomas r. Foote, of Newark,
| N. j., for their connection win the alleged
attempt to bribs the star route jury.
The Pedestrian Match.
| New York, October 25th-A M.-The score
| at 1G o'clock stood Hughes 252 miles, Hs-
zael pa. Rowell 240 Hart 232, Fitzgerald
226, Noremac 224, Herty no. Psnchas 200,
| Vint 100.
| Death of an Old Naval Officer.
New YORK October 25th.-A M.-Captain
| VIM. A. Parker, one of the oldest officsr Of
! the United States Navy, died yesterday in
I East Boston, Mass.
| Thcrmometrical.
| NEW YORK, October Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, co. f; lowest. 45'
| CHICAGO, October 24sh. = Highest tenn
| perature to-day, co.; lowest. 40'