Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-16


Indian Hanged for Murder-yhe Beeche
suit-Associated Press Consolidation
Grant and Ftiz John POTter-A Phys;
cisn suffocated by Gas-The Accidea
on the Alton soad-New Map OF tn
United states-Kfens of Foreign News
Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE RECORD .usIos.J
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Associated Press Consolidation,
NEW YORK, November 15th,-The neeo
tiations which have been pending for ssvsra
months between the Western Associates
Press and the New York Associated Pres,
eliminated to-day by unanimous agreement
Tor JOINT msnsg :ment. The proposition came
was accepted by the Board of Directors a
tine Western Associated Press. The manage
ment is placed in the hands Of joint com
rnittee-Richard Smith and Walker n
Hsldermsn, representing the Western Asso.
ciated PIess, and Whitelaw Rid, of ths
Tribune and Thomas b. Connery, of the
Herald, representing the New York Asso.
ciated Press. Charles A. Dana, of the San
was elected Chsirmsp. The committee en-
| "A
further meeting will be hsld to. morrow, when
a plan of service will be adopted. The West.
err Associated Press has since the termina.
ton Of the contract between the associations,
| perfected cable service which has proved
70 be hyperion In many respects TO that of the
| New York Association, and algo org snizsd 9
news service in the East. The work of re.
adjustment will continue until all the differ.
ences are opposed OF, end there will be but
one general service. A new contract will be
made with the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
The Georgia Senatorship.
ATLANTA, November 15sh.-Pope Barrow
has been elected to I'LL Hills unexpired term
ia the Senate.
Alfred H. Colquit. was elected Senator on
the first ballot to-day, the term commencing
March 4th.
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
ATLANTA, November 15.h.-Is has lust
been discovered that Colquitt is not elected.
the count showing that he lacked two votes.
Barrow was elected for the short tsrm. beat.
ing Hill seven vOtes. Adjourned I'LL to-
morrow.
THIRD DIsPATCH.I
NEw York, November 15sh.-A later dis,
patch from Atlanta repeats the statement
that Co,quitt was el cssd United S. aies Seq
stor for the long term.
The Alabama Legislature.
MONTGOMERY, NoveI Der 10 1.-The Ser.
ate organized by electing George 2. Harrison
President, and w. l. Cay Secretary. The
House chose 4. Foster for Speaker, ard ID.
=. McIver for Secretary. The Legiela .ure
is Democratic by an immense majority.
The Maine Greenbackers.
AUGUSTA, November 15th.-The straight
oil
cidsd to thoroughly organize for the next
campaign.
Missing Diamonds.
New York, November 15:h.-A package
which ought to lave contaired diamonds t.
the amount of about $50 600, Shipped on
board the City of Chester. and CONSIGNED to
the firm of Louis Ssrasburser & Co., Maiden
Lane, was, on opening in tie examinin groom
Of the Appraisers d partment, found stuffed
with papsr. TIE package was ia q rather
dispToportion2tely large wooden box, wrapped
in a psper cover, which eppe sred sealed, and
the seals were apparently intact. It was re-
ceived at tie public stores in Washington
street in the condition in which it was when
opened. Tbs pUEser of tia steamship tasti.
tined that be received the wooden box, which
was in suspiciousiy bad order He hesitstet
to receive it. but after having concluded tc
receive it deemed it Indispensable to cover i
with strong paper wrapper, which he sealed
In order to increase its safety.
The Disaster on the Alton Road.
KANSAS CITY Mo J. November I5:h.-The
wrecking train arrived this afternoon from
the scene Ct the wreck on the Alton road
bringing the dead aud wounded. List OF
killed: Blrney Corcoran, Henry Dase and
John Hamilton. The wounded are Phillip
Icons and Fred Graham, badly crushed ant
will probably die; James ingalls, iujured in
! te.nally; jacob Ludwig, John Dillon, Joel
| Bra3y, Hamilton Edwin Norris, J. Nj. Mont
! gomsry, badly cut snd bruised. These raer
were taken TO the hospital in this city. Fou,
| Others wero slightly wounded. The track
was cleared this forenoon, and trains resumed
running IS usual.
Grants Review OF the Fi.z john Porter
Case.
NEw YORK, September l5.h.- General
Grants magazine article, entitled IAN I'm.
deserved Stigma" concisely reviews the case
of General Fitz John Porter. giving the
ground for his former belief in Porter's guilt
and his present conviction of his entire limo.
cence and appeals to the Government and
country for prompt action in Porter's behalf.
New Map Of the United States.
WASHINGTON, November 15sh.-A new
map Of the United Slater. prepared under
now in the hands of the printer in New York.
! and will soon be ready for distribution. II
is said to be the most complete and accurate
| one compiled by the Government. 1t con.
tains over 1000 places not on the old map,
These additions are mostly in the West. Tbs
rapid strides of that section render the man
now in use almost yalueless.
An Insane Traveller for California.
ST. LeUIs, November 15th.-A partially
| insane man, supposed, from papers on his
| person, to be Thurston Russell, of LYNN,
Mass, was found in the little town Of For.
estoD, Mo, yesterday morning, wandering
| through the streets. It ia supposed that he
| jumped or fell from passing train the night
before, as he was only partially dressed. and
was considerably bruised. He had passes for
San Francisco. He is being taken care of by
the citizens.
An LEGENDARY Fire.
R1vERToN (Neb.). November 15sh-Au in
cendiary fire here Sunday morning DESTROYED
10 Ct the Is business houses in the town.
Loss, $50, coo to $40, 900; insurance, ST. 900.
A man named Hickman has been bound over
to answer on the charge of setting the fire.
The citizens appeal for aid, and s. p. Far.
riugton, Of Chicago. has been appointed to
solicit funds to aid in rebuilding the place.
Brave Bear Hanged.
YANKToN ID. IT,. November 15th.-Brave
Bear, the Sioux Indian. was hasged TODAY
for the murder Of Joseph Johnson near Fort
Sully in 1879. The drop fell at half-past II,
and in fifteen minutes he was dead There
was very little excitement The execution
was private. Brave Bear lefs request to his
relatives not to ayenge his death, and to
omit the usual mourning.
The Suit Against Seecher.
New YORK, November 15.h.-At the con
c,usion of plaintiffs testimony in the suit
against Henry Ward Beecher, growing out Of
his failure to complete the second volume Of
the "Life of Christ" counsel for Baecher
moved to dismiss the case, upon the ground
that there was no date fixed for the closing Of
the contract. Judge Barrett held that plant
if had failed to make out a case, but he
would grant until tomorrow for the produc
ton of evidence to show the limitation of the
contract; otherwise he would have to dismiss
the case.
Taken 10 Prison.
CoEcoRD On. II J. November 15sh.-Eller,
Albee, the defaulting Cashier of the Ashuelot
Savings Bank, sentenced to ten years i'm
| prisonment, was taken to prison TODAY.